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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19
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IrOrj smith New Ina, Ill
Mr, VII lard Aver, United States Deputy
Marshal, came IN on Friday last from Okla
homa with sevel prisoners. two charged
with seven prisoners, two charged with
deadly afsauIt, two with larceny and three
with whisky selling. Their names are wal .
ter Reid, Geo Nelson, ChaS- LOwrev, Chss.
Hill alias John Vaughn. HaS,lp Gibson, II.
Thomson and Manuel White. Mr.. Aver was
accompanied by Ar. Jacob ! yer, his brother,
rs IO>N-.
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One OF the List OF Killed.
lMarysvIiIe News, ,lil

NM ysNIIIc MOVE, II
Miss Emma Sheldon, who was killed in the
terrible storm at Irving, was fsr several years
a teacher in the public schools Of St Joseph.
aud was well known and highly esteemed by
M any in that city. She was a most eSttma-
be-. young lady and her many friends Will
hear with deep regret Of the bright yOIng life
,uI Slnri II suCIl manner.
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Saline County.

oar county census now shows that we have
a population of l2,i-O. Under this shOwipg =
there will be quite n increase in the salaries
of some of the county officials. The changes
wi be as follows: County superintendent
S60J per annum, instead of $500: county treas
urpr. s2tFJ Iust,sd of $3.50; county clerk,
81 800 instead OF Sl.2dJ: county attorney. SEQ
instead of $500. The bs'ance of the county
officers receive fees for their work, and ere
not benefited 10y the new order of things.
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Notice.

LEAvESwoETH,K KAN, May 30, Is7s.
NOTICE y HEhEBY GIVEN, That petit
~ tion will be presented TO the Eoard Of
County Commissioners at their next regular
session on the tr-t Monday of July, 1879 to
vscete certain streets in the town OF Kick.
apoo, Leavenworth County, Kansas, to-wit /:
Walnut street from Fifth TO Eighth.
ISAAC WINES,
tune5wf Principal Petitioner.
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The First wheat Harvested.

IHOW1u = = col JOalnaI, II
Mr.. Cha ley King, livn: 81 the mouth o:
Clear creek. about two ami one-EaH m! es
east Of Fix FATS, Is hereby credited with hEr-
v,sliug the nrst IN wheat Kansas This year,
so tar as heard from. tn saturday, the 3lst
OF last IN jutE he went into = losty acre field
Of thorough y Tipeued wheat vita his Ear-
vestrr. Ii any other county IN tnc state can
beat it, IrUt ouL the pspers aud take the
medal.
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The small steamer Iris, fifty-three feet long
aud ten feet wide, tight side v heeler, Landed
at the foot of Short street Sunday afternoon,
with Capt. F. NJ. Dozier commanding and
Fred. DOzier pilot. The crew consisted OF the
Captain,and pilot The craft left ~. Louis,
May Goth 10 meet Captain Wellmans survey
ing party, - no in command of several quar-
ter Boats, lett Sioux city June Sth- Captain
DOzisr thought ne would meet the neet III
about fifteen days, If he could get some ma
chInery about the engine of the Iris repaired
ia a reas ,nable time. The Iris travels very
slowly up stream, many points during the
present nigh wa er being too strong for her
small propelliug Iorce. Capt. BCZier. on
meeting the fleet, will use his boat "A tug
when Necessary and will take charge OF the
guidance of Capt. WeIlmHn's party TO st.
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Hon. c. J. Brown, of Marshall county, has
been appointed Clerk of the Supreme Court,
rice Hammatt. rss!goed. This appointment
Is creditsb,e in every respect to the judges
who made 1t. Mr.. Brown is a young man OF
excellent character and abilities, and fine at
tainmen;s. He is native of New York, a
graduate of Hamilton College, and has lived
in Blue Rapids. IN this State, since $50. In
Is95 he was a member OF the House of Repre-
sentatives, snd In l.16 was elected State Sem
ator Iroin Marshal county. He is a lawyer
by profession, industrious, systematic and
accurate in the discharge of any duty, and in
all respects admirably qualified for the re.
sponsibie position TO which he has been ap-
pointed. We heartily congratulate him on
his good fortune, and feel confident that he
will justify bis selection by a faithful and in
tellisent performance of his official duties.
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Jude Beebe shows u some fine beds Of
wheat, which are but the general average"
of ~ acres belonging 10 lilo, that mas; yield
at least % bushels to the scTe.
There is no growing over the wheat yield
this year, but there are different reports with
regard to il. We hear ef Ce d here and there
which will yield from - To % bushels To tn"
acre, but Of many more which WIFI no, yield
more than from 10 10 bushels to the acre.
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smith County.

smith Centre Pioneer, 1871
The prospect for an abundant peach crop
in Smith county is very promising.
Dr. aver reports corn on ". ]. Ryers' farm
81 and feet high, and looking perfectly
spleCdid. No danger sbo1t the corn crop.
James Keller, OF Esg,e Rapids, gave us
call last Monday. H- r. ports good crops and
Tie great solomon Nllley "bOnmirg.n
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EcO-hO County.

ILNaI tT IIUtIII-IiIf II
II any o. our eastern friends want - see "a
beautiful 81 sht, they shou d come to Neosho,
and see acres and acres, miles aud miles. OF
corn from sixteen u thirty inches high. II
fortune f+vOrs Kansas with her usual good
weather, tins same corn i going 70 pat 8nOth-
er Feather in her cap" and place her the
coming fail near the right AMI ia the front
rHnk <. OF ct.rn nEnl l.CLMg 81 =.
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Corn in Labct;e County,

IVNW' 81 oI IIII-V- -V-IIIFsiI.T
The prospect for a large ami bOuutifgl crop
of corn is very fittering and encouraging,
and the farmers are rejoicing. All the corn
fields in the county present a very healthy
appearance, and il the season continues Is
favorable as II ha- been thus izr the yield will
be enormous. We prei'c, that L'b.'ie ruUn-
ty viii make p tiD-Tpp showing of CTppF tH-~
year, and that her reputation III thgJ ..ue
not going 20 suffer.
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Marion County.
Florence Herald, Ia

lr .oEtuCc htraIu. IL
Last Monday afternoon this locality was
visited with a heavy rain which was of in
calculable benefit TO the growing crops The
rain came down with the determination of
doing some god ani succeeded well in its
efforts The hail that fell WAS light and no
damage was done.
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Marshall County.

Kansas Agricuiturist, IA
Mr.. Howard Wright, Of Wyoming Mar
shall county, favored US with pleasant visit
last Wednesday week. He is good prscti-
cal farmer, making the raising Of corn,
wheat, etc, his principal business. He re.
ports crops very lair In his locality.
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nE-fr!ff (aurr

Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
VS.. smith ct Bl-Jhdgnent against the two
Smiths for 3d. $50, at 10 per cent; mote s3.073
interest s3g7-tsxes;J appraisem ment waived
six months stay.
Olsen vs.. Money al al.-MandaiE otSupreme
Court present and ordered complied wltn.
Ex parte II. &. HoIlister appointed steno-
grdIher OF the court.
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lOu.hin.in Church.

No place in the world equals London for
the constant barking kept upIn the churches.
II is like a perpetual fusilsde of small arms.
Why don't they take HaTl's Balsam and get
rid of their coughs II il the most wonderful
remedy, and the DropTietcrS warrant it in
every Instance. Let all cOughers give IL a
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4 stunning Argument.

bINC ' iIIty Itlt-IdII, 10
wednesday, the nth of June, WIS the day
set by the MIlerites TOR this round world 10
come &c an end. \ clap of thunder about
midnight came very near driving the same
notion into our mead,
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Publication N5tice.

STATE of KANSAS.
LEAy ENwJETH COUNTY, ~
Ia the District Gut G,l. sad Lsp,F,,ra,
COUNTY.
Squire William RiHgs-P.aIHJIl,
".
Ann semlIna BrOOkiugs-u amt.
TzNUE said AnngcmI ma 'ErOokings is here
d by notified that she has been I'll q by
tine p!aintH Il IN this cTUS-'. in the 5Dye en-
titled court, and tnat on Ihs 2G-n day of May,
1879, he filed mis- petition in said cause in
SAID court, against you, for divorce, and that
unless you answer sad petition filed
against YOU, on or before the 1871 Jay of July,
A. d, 1873, said petit ON Will betakrn a true,
and Judgment rendered against you accO--
iugly, and Of the following nature tccTeel1g .
and aHUutlug the bonds Ol natTlmouy, here
tOfure existing between sou for your fault
and that the same br set a-IIe and who'll )
for naught held and Tor custody OF minor
child.
SQUIRE WILLIAM BEOJKINGS.
May2Iw4I P.aintIH.
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Coz Hcnd. in ,.rrcnMood Count..

TEUTrEa Herald, I2.I
f. $. CiycomO and John wilIett each
showed Us nnc specimen of wheat taken
from their T, sPactIve localities last week. The
heads are well filled GU. to the end and the
gr irs are plump and hesdy. The straw crops
will be much lighter tuTn last year, but the
gr..ln WI. be pIOIO.t.OLaIeiy much Is.Tger.
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where the Editors Have 5Iet.


Lawrence journal ]
The association met at Lawrence in ISL
and has not been with us since. In 1872 1t
met at EmpOTia, in 1873 at Atchison, in 1874
at Forr Scott. in 1875 at Manhattan, 1876 no
meeting we believe in 1871 at Leaven worth,
IN 1875 at AtchisOn, in i>79 at Topeka.
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For the speedy cure of Seminal Weakness
Loss al manhood, ana all disorders brought
on Dy 1udiscr' ton or excess. Any druggist
has the ingTedieats. Address
DAVIDSON Il CO..
June .CGd&Wly IS Nassau =. New Iuk
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John II. Kendle-Defendant.

VsNHE said John n. Kendle l. hereby nOtI-
4 neI, that h. has been sued by he p!a n
II IN this ctUS in the above entitled court
aud that Ou the lS.h day Of April. 1873. she
nied her petition IN said cause, in said COurt
against v Il. FOR divorce, aud that uu.e>S YOU
answer Such petition tiICd against you ON or
before the lyth day oi July, A. d, IS7H said
petition VIII be L ken as true. and jude m-ut
rendered against you accordingly, and Of
the following nature decrretni. ami anuuiIiUg
the bonds Of ma;rtmouy heretofore existing
between yUU iOE Your fault, AMI That the
same b 81 aside and wholly for uaue ht held.
SARAH AM KENDLE.
May Tit Paint n.
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4 Murderer TO be iianSe d.

III. Sinlth New Era il
Yesterday morning Judge Isaac q. Parker
of the United States District Court of Wes-
tern Arkansas, sentenced Henri Stewart and
VIM. Elliot, alas Colorado Bill, to be hanged
on August 2gth next for murders committed
IN the Indian IsrrIinry.
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I'I"II IaVtt I7'NI3 II'0ti IT
We acknowledge call from Mr.. v. i. Ste
vens, State Agent of the LeavenwOrth TIMES.
who is in our city engaged in writing up the
history of Anderson county for publication
II that wide-awake paper.
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As II Is known that Dr. Prices Special Fla
voring Extracts are not made up nom chem
ical poisons, bet natural fisvorsr delicate ana
grateful TO the most cultivated palate, they
are grow ng rapidly in popular favor. IL is
only necessary To Try these haHofs TO be con-
WINGED that they are fine ana pure.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19
Barton County.

NeodeSha Free PCeSs, Il
The most Of our hest will be cut This week.
The quality is excellent and II is thouIh' will
thrash out from 10 TO 10 bushels per acre.
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We Believe,

That if every one would use Hop Bitters
freely, there would be much less sickness and
misery in the world: and people are fast find
ing this out whole families keeping well at
a trifiing cot by its use We advise all 10
try it-U "a, Rochester, y. Y.
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Ford County Globe, TO-
Mr. d. ManfOrI, Of the Indiana CO ony,
called last week and informed US of the farm
ing prospects in his neighborhood. He COM
nencsd harvesting wheat yesterday morning
About two thirds of the wheat in his neigh
borhood will be harvested. The : ield Will be
ligGt.
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In Bourbon Comfy.
Rice County.

Ft. Scott Monitor, H.
Rains have been pretty general all around
the city. but so far we nave escaped anything
of i'm portance in that line.
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terday, thoroughly soaking the ground and
rns King g!ad the hearts OF the fsrme rs, while
the parties owning large cribs OF corn and
were waiting fOS a dTOulh 10 bring the price
uU "a a dollar q DUShei, have concluded 10
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Douglas County.

Jackson Cheney. of North Lawrence,
brought into the Tribune the finest lot of
early potatoes We have met with by long
odds. They are Early Vermont,, ard as large
as the foot Of a four.year- old. Several of
them would weigh a pound.
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Wilson County.

The Jewell county papers, of the 18th, re-
ported wheat in only a tolerable condition, ii
being troubled with chintZ bus.
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We.have received the Williamsburg Rerie,U
publiSued at Williamsburg. franklin county
by NeSsTs. Stowe and Neybsrry. II has the
appearance Of possessing vitality, and We
hope IL .Sili be success
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19

Howard ELK Co Courant.l
There is considerable talk of chinch bugs
in the wheat, but many farmers express
themselves as not at all uneasy on their ac-
count. although in some localities they are
quite plenty.
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Wheat In Norton County i.

J
some sam pes of grain were shown US last
Saturday, lrum Mrs. WTight'sfarm, which to-
day Is ready for harvesting. This field con-
tsins about twenty acres ard, like the bal
an"e OF this county, will go near twenty-five
bu~ne's per acre. This Is the earliest We
know o.. and Is OF a large grain and well
q IE.-L-
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[Clay Center LOcalist.i
In view OF promising crops the chronic
grumblers are hushed.
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NOTICES hereby given that letters of ad-
~ inlnIstTatlOu have been granted TO tine
on the estate of Charles Ca4f-
we'll, late of said county, deceased, by the
Honorable, the probate court Of the county
and rtate Aforesaid, dated the 1871 day Of
May, A d., 1873. Now all persons having
claims against tue said estate are herSby no.
titled tnat they must present the same To the
undersigned for allowance. within one year
from the date Of said letters. OF they may be
precIuded from any benefit Of -u-h estate !:
and that If such claims be not exhibited
within three years after the date Of said !e;-
tsrs they shall be forever barred.
AIONZD HUCKINS,
Administrator, con-ecutiyeiy, of the tate
of Charles Caldwell, Deceased.
MAY 2lTH, Is79. y3w
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Wheat ami Corn in Miami Count,

II tVsH W TIIO4INtIif n J
We leSsn that the wheat throughout Miami
county is looking fine, aud that the harvest
has already begun. We saw some fine speci-
mems from the farm of W. q. Ringer. The
prospect tor corn was never better. The recent
and PRESENT hO' weather has stimulated q
wonderful growth.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
~ For A
. CATARRH ~

Instantly relieves and permanently cures
Sneezing or Head Colds, called Acute Caiarrh
thick. yellow and foul Mattery Accumula-
tions IN sthe Nasal Passages, called Chronic
Catarrh rotting and slougning of the Bones
of the Nose, with discharges of loathsome
matter tinged with blood, snd UlceratiOns
often extending 10 the Eye, Ear. Throat and
Lungs, called Lucrative .Catarrh. Also, Hay
Fey yer, Nervous Headache, Dizziness, Cloud
Ell Memory, and Loss of Nerve Power.
This Great Local and Constitutional Rene
dy is prepared entirely by dlstillation, and
contains, in the form OF vaporized essences,
the greatest vegetable healing and purifying
properties known 10 modern chemistry.
By means of DIR. Sanford's Improved lnhal-
er, which accompanies every bottle Tree of
charge, ii is Inhaled, thus acting directlv on
ses of foul mucuOUs ascumulstions, subdue.
ing Inflammation when extending TO the
Eye, Ear and Throat. restoring the senses OF
Smell. Hearing and Taste when affected,
leaving the head deoieriZed. clear and open,
the breSth sweet, the breathing easy, and
every sense in grateful and sOOthted cOndl-
tion. Internally administered IL permeates
every huid of the body, cleansing the entire
mucuOus or membranOds system through the
blood, which II purifies of the acid poison al
ways present in Catarrh. II builds upthe
enfeeb ed and broken down constitution. rObs |
the disease of Its virus, and permits the foF-
nation of Health Restoring Blood. Unless
the system is Frustrated by >crofula or con-
beyond recuper,tlOn, IL will effect |
a permanent cure in every case. Hundreds /
OF Testimonials. Every druggist who has /
ever Soid IL will ch-erfuily bear witness TO
IT, marvellous efficacy
Price, with ImprOyei Inhaler, Treatise ami |
81.
sold Uy tiU. -.StS eygry y here.
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lClarinda Pioneer, IL.

IIIaTlnda PlOneer, II.
Lest Saturday night witnessed the heaviest
frost this season. On the creek bottom lands,
corn was badly injured, and our fine growing
garoen vegetables were nearly all destroyed
IN most piaces. On the uplaEdS the frost did
lirfl,- or uanape.
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You unst Cure That Cough.

With Shiloh Consumption Cure you can
cure yourself. II has established the fact
that Consumption can be cured, while for
Coughs, Bronchitis, NhOOping Cough, Asth-
ma, and all diseases of Throat and Lungs, IL
Is absolutely without an equal. Two doses
will relieve your child OF Group, II Is pleas
ant 10 take aud perfectly harm less 10 the
youngest child, anu no mother can afford To
be without IL. GOu can use twO.tnirds OF
bottle and IL what We say l. not true We will
refund the price paid. Price, 10 cts, - cts.
and 81 per bottle II your lungs are sore or
chest or back lame use -hilOh's Porr-Is Plas-
ter. Sold by ATnOlu & Hunt, " O!e-ale
Druggists wcdfTis LuGw
WHY Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint, COnsii alton, and general
debility when you can get at our store Shi-
loh's System NitaliZer which we sell on
positive guarantee To cure you? Price 10 cts,
and IS cts. For sale b. Arnold & Hunt,
wholesale druggists.
"HACKMETACE" a popular snd fragrant
perfume. Sold by Arnold & Eunt, who esaIe
druggists, Leavenwortn, kanSas, and by re-
tail dealers generally OSw.wed&iD
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4 soaking Huin in Lyon County.
4 Valuable (rOu.

EmpOrIa News, Is
The rain yesterday nortn of here, has
soaked the ground through, farmers report
Ing IL as too wet to work good.
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"WRAr EVERYBODY REoCIEEsf-A GOOD
CATHARTIC AND ASTI-bILIOU= MEDICINE
Keep your liver healthy, and thus ward of
many distressing complaints, by using
.Swayne's Tar and rsaparlIla Pills" Cures
sick or nervous headache, dizziness, bilious
ness, bad taste in the mouth, dypepsia, in
ward piles, all complaints Of the stomach
and bowels. They act gently, without any
pain or gripping, and do not leave the bowels
cosiivt. as is the case with many other pur-
gsiives- Prepared only by DIR. Swayne &
Son, Phils-elphia, and sold at 25 cents q box
by LEADING lrugsists- Sold at wholesale by
ARNoLD dUNT, Druggists, and retail by
Campbell 4 Kendrick. wed-frisan&w
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Summer County.

The first watermelonS of the season were
brought tn Parsons last saturday, and eaten
az the ST. James.
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AuIusIA UaZttlt, II.
The wild goose corn" grown by Mr.. II. e.
RieG has cob which measures seven inches
in circumfrence. Alter the corn is shelIed
oil The cob IL makes good cordwood.
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KANSAS NEWS.


The editor of the Caiiwell Post puts his
suaTe time in school room teaching the
younger people.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19

The Hays Sentinel says that an animal sap
posed 10 be "a mountain lion hiss killed nine
head OF cattle and mum mbe. OF sheep in Trego
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Ellsworth County.
TETrlTnrfh Times II.

EIlswnrth Times, IL
There are some fine fields of wheat between
here and Marquette, and We think that the
farmers will not complain of poor crops over
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19
Sn the Isarch.

diaus passed through here, Mon sy, the
squsws having their papooses strapped To
their lacks
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Great Bend Democrat, Il.
\ heavy rain fell over this country last
Thu sdsy, doing an immense amount Of
good to the crops
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AunsemIrna Brookiugs-pefen ant.
Adm nistratOr's Notice.
THE STATE. OF KANSAS.
LEAVESWOETH COUNTY,
In the Matter ofth Estate Of
GEORGE BOWER. Deceased.

lathe Probats CoJut IN and JJr saul @ Ssat.'.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
GEORGE BOWER, Deceased. !
y OF administration have D. en- granted 10
me undersigned ON the e,tat. OF ,ieuTg- Bow.
ZeT, late OF said county. deceased, by Tue
non uOTE bic, the probate court of the county
and state aforesaid. dated the 18th day OF
May, \. d, 1873. Now all persons having
cisitI.s against the said estate are hereby mo-
uiled that they must present the same to the
undersigned for al sOwtnce, Within one year
from the date of said letters, or they may b..
preciud.d from any benefit OF such estst. .
and that n such clSimS be not oxEIb.t.,!
within three ears af.er the date of said !,t-
tcTs, they shall be forever barred
HARVEY l. BICKF0RD,
Admin istratOr, COnsecutively, Of Ia. estate.
OF George Bow r, ecetsed.
MAY ZyTn, 1873. w8y
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Sterling Gazette, Il.
In travelling through the northern part of
the county, we observe that the crop pros
pect there is the best We have seen.
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4 Heavy Hail stone.

belOlt Gazette, H.
\ hail stone came through the TIN roof OF
Mr.. Williams house and through the plss-
tering, and when picked up was fyand TO
wels Ia one pound.
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Jewel! County.

WHfltIO IrIDunt. T.
The farmers in the north part of the county
are very jubiIant over the splendid rain,
which fell there Sunday night.
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Williamsburg Review. II
Lcau has been discovered on the farm of
David = b0ott, eight nj es west OF Williams
burE
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In Norris County.

Parkerville Enterprise, FL
Harvesting commenced in this vicinity on
last Monday. Fail wheat on general aver
age Will make half crop.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-19
waterrneIons in I.abette County.

IADIItIt CUIO1ICIt, I0-I
Many farmers are now harvesting, and by
next Monday all will be rushing.