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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-01

FATE OF KANSAS, -
LEAVENwokTH COUNTY. CO.
NOTICE Is hereby given That at regular
IN meeting of the Board OF County Comm -
sioners, begun an. held at the court no .se.
in the tIty Il Leaveu wort h. IN sand ouniy
and state, on the : h day of April, a. ID is 9,
Joseph PAR and o hers OF hIckapuO tom
ship, householder> OF said coant', presented
and flied a petition asking said Board of
Comm s>ioners for the appointment of view
ers 10 view. survey and locate "A road in said
township, commencing ri southeast corne
OF lot No l6, in Authony'S addition Of out
lots in the LorthW west quarter of - ction IS,
township s, range -, running tn nee routh-
eastwardly 30 AS to intersect the road lead ING
from Leavenworth City TO tn e school house
In schooI district No. 2, in said county.
The piaye~ OF the petition r. w anted,
and b r. Moore, Mex Zimmerman and
George Coffin were appointed virwers TO
meet at the house of Joseph Par in kicpapoo
township, on the END day OF May, 1879. at ten
O'Clock A NJ, OF ia case of failure Ia meet on
the day del mated, then on the following
day, and proceed 10 view said road, and give
to all parties concerned, a hearing
By order of the Board.
j. W. NIEHAUs.
County Clerk.
By JAMES McAULIFFE, Deputy. W.T.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-01

As A valuable remedy for Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, Torpid Liver, and such like dis
eases We can recommend DIR. Bulls Balti-
more Pills. They are for sale by all druggists.
Price only . cents.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-01
0Meekln Gimes
THURSDAY, MAY /, 1879.
An Inquiry

Is fl not better TO purchase Dr. Prices sDe-
cisI .lsyorir 2 Extracts, Lemon, Orange, Van
lila, etc that have stood tie test ior years.
tban aduitersted, unhealthy articles, because
they are cheaper" Good, pure articles have
a fair valuation; and DR.. Prices are unequal
led in quality and purity. 2.C&w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-01
The Centaur Liniments are of two

The Centaur linimentS are of two
Kinds. The White is for the human fami-
y; the Yellow is for horses, sheep and 9th
er animals. Testimonials of the effects pro-
duced by these remarkable preparations are
wrapped around every bottle, and may be
procured of any druggist, sent by mail from
the Office of THE CESrAUR COMPANY, i6 Dey
Street, New York City. janl0-wlyr
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-01

A sure cure for nervous debility. prema-
ture decay, exhaustion, etc. The only re.
liable cure. Circulars mailed free Address
X. X. REEVES, Is, Chatham St, W.
coda
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-01
ROAD NOTICE,
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LEAyKNwOhTH, KAN, April IS, 1873.
siH hrAv az SsHSe esrsrr, SIS.

NOTICEi Is hereby given, That at a regular
IN meeting of the Board of county Com
nn,,sn ~, sns ei,n sn1 ne,u =. .us cou ;s
County and State, on the 9TH day OF April, A.
D., 1873. II. Mussett and others of kickapoo
township, householders of said county, pre-
sented and nled . petition asking said Board
OF Commissioners for the appointment Of
viewers, TO view, survey and vacate the
Knapp road In said township, commencing
about $50 yards north from the southeast cor
oef o. section %, township Z. range p, thence
oottn until II lufersects the Round Prairie
foed and there terminates
Inc prayer OF the petitioners was granteds
Nd A:T Roach. John Dawson and r. z. 4.
1Auls vere appointed vtevers, to meet at
snip. on the 10Th day OF May, 1873, a Ten
O'Clock A. H., or In case OF failure 10 meex n,
the DAY dealguat@d, then ON the foiloVfn1
day, and proceed 10 view said road. md nv
toou pers1e1 concerned . heaxinR
=. ". NIRaAua
o. 80 =
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-01

WELLS Persian Perfume "HACKMErACK''
is.rlch and fl agrant. Try 1t. Sold by Arnold
4 Hunt, Wholesale Dealers. Leavenworth,
Kansas, and by retail dealers generally
wedfrlsun&w
HAvEyou Dyspepsia, are you Constipated,
have you a Yellow Skin, Loss of Appetite,
Headache: IL SO don't fail 10 use SHILOH y
SYSTEM NITALIZER- Ii Is guaranteed 10
relieve you, ana Will you continue to suffer
when you can be cured on such terms as
thesee Price, 80 cents and 75cts. Sold by Ar
no Il & hunt, Wholesale Dealers.
we,frisunAw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-01
Notice..

MY son John Zeigler, q minor, having
NA let his home without permission, j
hereby notifv the public and ali concerned
he may contract after this date.
LOGAN ZEIGLER,
ran Leaf, Kansas, April ls, 1879.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-01
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UT 81 CEAKIeH StT0oGf
Treats all forms Of VeneIal Diseases, Semi
rd Emissions and sexual Debility, with
unparalleled success. No matter who failed
rlll OF write: pamphlet or consultation free.
Can refer 10 the medical profession in all
parts q the Co-n.TF .
P00uIarinustrated book c6OPaEes)on
.TS>.taODl WOMASHoODi MARRIAo !
Inpsd.menis to Marriage; the eau
AMI cure. Sent securely Sentod, pos,
lid for 90 cents, by DR.. c. WHITTIER,
II St Charles Street, St Louis, Mo-,
the great specialist. Read his works
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ROAD NOTICE.
ST ATE OF KANSAS, /.
MOEIH id-NTY

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LEAAkNwORrH, kAs, AprIl %, ISIS
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-01

Having purchased 10000 yards at very
low price, Ladies who favor me with call
will be delighted with the extent and va
riety Of these edgings and insertions, both
white and colored, and will be surprised at
the exceeding low prices asked for such
nice goods. Special Bargains in
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-12


bos nho ns De o de- union hnc etimis sobreoos de
mes an"as cruas de
muyhOs de
redbid
LnnraS,p por NJ Fl.
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INGLATERRA 2 FRANCIA.
Tari1a para dinero.

Idem mas do $eG00. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. n p%
lnglArerra francla'e 70 Do
Los Vapores Trasatlanticos tocan en- Plymouth.
Chobourg d Southampton. En- esta agencia SO ex-
piden pasajes directes para Paris.
Sc eXpenden bil2etes de ida vuelta para pasa-
ies Intercoloniales frasatanticos por meses un
af1o respectivamente con una rebaja del Is .. 2.
PASAJES DE FAMILIAS.- Toda fapeilia COM
puesta de mas personals cuyo pasaje Trasatlanti
tiene derechO & la rebaja de una sexta parte del
montante del pasaje. Entiendase Dor familia los pa
dreS, hijos criatioS. ESta reduction tiene lu-
gar cuando SO e4pidan Dasajes dc ida vuelta.
Los n11i0s m6n0S de amos. un0 gratis, de 8 Ia
cuarta parte, y de u la miJad,
Europa. pueden Quedar Is dias ca Inglaterra 81 asl
gustav vice versa los para 1ngaterra pueden que
dar On Francia. Los pasajeros Dor estos vaI ores
tandran e prilego dc ytajar el camino de hero
entire Cherbourg. Paris. Plymouth y Londree, una
rebaia de 10 p% los embarcados on este puerto.
Esta prohibido : los pasajeros, embarcando en-
este puerto tomar eietes sing en- casa de los Agen
tes en- San Juan Puerto Kico. Sres. Latimer CQ: e
pasaje tornado bordo pagara 10 pT de reeargc.
Adem6s de los puertos mencionados arriba. pue-
den obtenerse pasGjeS Dor los vaporeS de esta Com
pafia, cara los siguientes puntos: Antigua, Barba
das Belize, CartaRena, Colon. Curazao. Demerara.
Dominica, Granada. Grey Town. JaGmsl. Jamaica.
Savanila. Saint Kits. Santa Lucia. San Vicente To-
Sc exigen ahora precies m6dicos para los trsspor-
tes do tabaco cafe Europa.
Para pormenores sohre rasajes, Aetes dena8s, d.
rigirse la Agencia de la Compania.
La Gompania asogura toda clase do valores que
en- etc cvo meals Rrscl9s0s @ Syos e R9
Thomas Rabana. cpaiguier otro punto de su ruta.
ARAEteS, Lhttmer d Go.
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Compahis General TraSatIantca
DE vAPOREs CORREOs FRANCHISES,
(LlneG de M0rsezld)
(LtneG de M0rselld J

Sin perjuicio de continuar prestando sus ser-
vcios las demas hneas francesas entire esta Is
la, Europa, y prertos interc6lOnisles, la Com.
pafia ha acordado plantear una nueva Inca
directa que facilite la communication entire la
Peninsula espahola esta Provincial, y que par
tiendo de Marsella sc prolongara hasta Nueva
Orleans, sujetandose al siguiente
ITINERARIO.
Saldran los vapores de Marsella ell 10 de Ca
da mes Y con escala en- Barcelona, Cadiz, San.
ia Cruz de Tenerifc y San Thomas llegaran
este puerto ell A del mes siguiente, continuan-
do Ia Habana, sin tocar en- este puerto su
regreso.
FL m6dico precio de pasajes y fetes y la re.
gular dad que habra en- el servicio, hace espe-
rar que ell pdblico corresponds debidamente
esta nueva mejora que tanto interesa al pals
Para infUrmes detallados dirigirse los re-
presentantes de la Compailia en- este puerto
L1T1MER & Co.
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Tapor MarMela" caritan VitllaSnt!.
uLPu1Rgo-R RICO ron Ell SUE DESANTo DOMINGO
avauN II sIeuIENTE ITINEEA2Io
.RE TOR n 0
f.n1qs1aNATARl0s,

wrFyrrAs. Sres D. p. 3. Dolz Comp.-GIBARA.
aucSsnree de Silva Rodriguez Comp. b.
1layO Comp CyB4 sTes s. l. Eos Gomp: l9on
Mn BernedO.-AoUADIILA Sres. Amel. Julia CT
puFETo-R1Co Sres. Iriarte. Hermano de Ceracena
~~Ss1fnmp. .-SANTH0AAs, 6res. Lamb Comp.
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Sc oACiden passages de 1Qa Vueltt Yal1Q05 EOr dos
meses con Is O% de rebaa los pasajeros de caaara
NINOs.
Los nifos de los pasaieros ape no tengan amos
cumplidos, son llevados 'gratis. los que tengan
afios cumpldos hasta8 sin cumpllr. pagRran pasa.
ie. Los que tengan amos cumpidos no lleguen q
H. pagaran u pasaje; dc - afos en- adelante LsGan
pas.ie entero. En- case de que familia tengs {
Sninos memories de ahos. uno Dc elos selamenta SO
lleva gratis. loa otros pagaran e pasaje
ORIADO ,
Los criados de los pasaieros pagaran en- los Wales
trasatlaRcos pasaje de entrepUente $50. Las cria-
das pagarn las 2S del precio del pasaje segun la
tegorfa Dor st1s amos; no ttenen derecho s
nocesariO para el servicio de sus amos.
/ Recc nendamos a. los paSajeros inscriban SuS
nombres lugar donde van. en- sns eQuipajes. en-
caract6ree inteliGihes Los pasaies expiden haet
llna hora aY,tes De la salida dolos varores.
No Sc admjtep GeteS despneS de la HeGada de- los
vapores Para mas iEformes dirigirse q los Oonsie-
-'''>- BoEDA CoMp.
Mayagtez II DO Febrero de 1873.
NOTA. - Desde ell 10 dc Julio de 1877 los
fetes y pasajes por estos vapores seran pa
gaderos en- OEO aHaeriCRMa 6gu eQuiya-
lente. en- Heneda cosrieRtf con q kp,S do
pEemlo,
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LINE A
DE VAPORES-C CORRE0S ESPANOLES,
entire Liverpooly y Puerto Rico,

Los V,porss ds ssta LInsa son los sIguIsntes.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-31

About ECO were present at The walking match
ct Lancaster Hall, between Shea of Augusta
and Gay of this city, Saturday evening, dis
tance of % miles for 800. Shea won in 4
hours, 80 minutes and "a seconds. Gays time
was hours, 40 minutes and "a seconds. The
start was made at III and the last lap was
completed by Gay at - o'clock. Shea gained
one lap on Gay on the third mile, and second
GA the twenty-frst, an advantage which he
maintained to the close.
A fivesmile match between J. Halpin of
Portland and E. L. Bartlett of Norway; Satur-
day evening, was won by the former in as
minutes and az seconds. HIS best mile was
made in minutes 16 seconds, aud his slowest
in minutes % seconds. Bartett's quickest
mile was minutes 45 seconds.
This evening four of the Saccarappa pedes-
TRANS contest for a silver cup in 10 mile walk
in Weston Hall. There will also bs two mile
silt race. This exhibition of pedestrianism is
given fol. the benefit of the Westbrook Cornet
Rand
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-31
Gseenback Inspiration.


MR. EDIToR:-A gushing Greenbscker, in
inc last number of the Leader. says: sit
seems as If our speakers are inspired
AT our recent election here. in Standish, it
Seemed as if many of their voters also were
Inspired; and an order, that was sent on cleo
tlon day by the chairman of the town commit
tee to his excellent wife, throws considerable
Light on the source of their inspiration. This
is the order,
&c b, Let these men have all the cider they
want.
By ORDER OF TowN COMMITTEE.
The noisy and pugnacious character OF the
crowd at their iollifcation meeting aftar cleo
ton, indicated that this fountain of inspiration
still remained on tap, and some are unchafita-
BILE enough to ssy-not knowing the strict tenn
persncs principles Of the gentleman-that one
of their speakers, on this occasion, had inspired
too much. SO.
Steep Falls, March 29lh.
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A warrant is out for another town meeting
to be held tomorrow afternoon at2 O'Clock
The article of most importance is in relation to
the building of school house at or near Ma
sons Corner. The Overseers of the Poor want
5000 additional for the town aims house.
The following officers were installed over
Hickman Juvenile Temple at Woodford's Cor
ner, by 81. A. Shorey, General Superintendent
G. T.-Harry Mosher.
V. T.-Llla Kenney.
Sec.-R4lph Saunders.
Assist. S-c.-Herbsrt Sawyer.
Tress.-Ber. Hudson
f. Sec-Willis Hanson.
Chap.-Jenhie Rogers.
Msrshal-Carrie Eldrdge.
u. M.-Msnda Warren.
r. S.-Charlie Mansize.
L S-Lena Kenney.
o. G.-Roy Hudson.
1 G. Henry Rackleff.
Mrs. A. j. Norton was installed as Temple
Superintendent.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-03-31
PULPIT AND PLATFORM.
ANNIVERSARY OF spIRI1uAL1sar

ANNIVERSARY OF SPIRITUALIsM
The 3lst anniversary of modern spiritualism
was Celebrated at Arcana Hall yesterday after
noon. Mrs. Helen S. Palmer delivered an in-
teresting lecture o the subject. Mrs. A. W.
Smith read very acceptably, and Mr. John L.
ShAw's select choir furnished good musi,.
PARK STREET CHURCH.
Yesterday morning Rev. Charles W. Buck
preached bis farewell sermon to his parish at
Park street church. 1t was generally expected
that the discourse would refer especially to the
occasion. and consequently many were drawn
to the church to hear it, but they were disap.
pointed. The text was taken from the chapter
of Luke referring to the widows contribution
Of her mite TO the treasury, from which he de-
daced the lesson that no matter how little the
service rendered in the LORDS service it was ac-
ceptable to Him. At the conclusion of his scr =
mon Mr. Buck said in the years before US we
must expect the usual yicissitudes of life.
Sorrow and disappointment would probably
ind us all wherever we @ere and in order that
the end might be peace he hoped We should all
be able to say we had done what we could,
Mr. Buck came to Portland, in answer to
call, in December 1858 At his own request
there were no ordination services. He has
proved himself a man of deep thought;
preacher OIL aDlllGy and power. Lis will be
decided loss not only to the church whose pul-
pit be has SO acceptably filled the past ten
years, but to the city which will lose good
citizen.
The second of the series of lectures BY Rev,
Mr.. Ellsworth on the Pilgrims Progress was
gwen last evening at the Congregational
church, Deering. Subject, "Starting Of the
filgrlmage and its Motives"
The Devotion of the Forty Hours opened at
the Cathedral of the immaculate Conception
yesterday morning with solemn high mass.
This devotion is in memory Of the forty hours
during which the body of our Lord remained
in the sepulcbre.
Gen. j. A Hall of Dam sriscotta, will deliy-
er the next lecture in the Saccsrappa course
Rev. G. B. Ptblado delivered an iuterestlug
lecture a. Congress street church Yesterday, on
Inside the Faith World"
Rev. Mr.. McWhinnie of Free street church,
lectured last evening on "Ehe Delectaole
Mountains and Enchanted Ground
Rev. q. A. Hayden OF Iudia street church.
spoke last evening on thu subject Of "After
Death, Whst?"
AT Sous of Temperance Hall Yesterday thera
was discussion on the subject of "Doe, a
persistent belief IN theological creed ft
person for more use fulness to himself or his
fellow beings"
Rev. j. K. Smythe preached at the New
Jerusalem Temple last night on "rhe second
coming Of the Lord
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Brief JOitings.


The Boston steamers commence their regular
daily trips tonight.
There were deaths reported in the city the
past week.
The sheriffs seized 10 gallons Of drinkaAes
at the Boston boat Saturday morning.
The police will petition the city government
for new uniform.
Only fourteen intentions of marriage were
recorded at the City clerks Office during the
month Of Ma CHI.
The retail clothing dealers will close their
stores st p. m, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays
Haskel's island, which has been used for
pasture by Leighton & Moore for some time
past, ia to be used for building lots for summer
soionrners.
The finder Of an ovefcoat, dropped from the
hook and ladder truck, on the way to the fire,
last night, will please return to the house of
Hook and Ladder No. 2
The meeting of tine Portland & Harpswell
Steamboat Company. Saturday, had reference
to bringing suit in equity to recover sum Of
money owing to the company.
Cloudy Saturday, rainy Sunday. On Satur-
day the mercury was $50 at sunrise, 40 at
noon; Sunday, 45o at noon; wind both days
east.
The engineers of the Fire Department have
organized with the choice of Chief Engineer
Littefeld for president. AID j. FL. Russell for
secretary.
The emDerance Union held their usual
Sunday evening praise meeting last night. A
number Of signatures were obtained to the
pledge
Mrs. joseph Williams was badly cut in the
face by the glass from q window broken by
SNOWFALL, and Mr.. Burnham of Bddsford
injured by snow-balls while driving by Cor
hams Corner.
The Sunday Sun says the Union Rowing As
ISOLATION have added many new members and
will have club row in May. The cumber-
laud Rowing Association have added 10 new
members TO the club.
The steamer Forest City left for Boston Sat-
urday at IL o'clock noon, arrived yesterday
morning at s a. NJ, unloaded, loaded, and
started on the return trip at neon arriving in
Portland at about midnight. The sea was
very rough,
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EcTsOuatts
Gen. Daniel White of Bangor is prominently
mentioned as successor of Gen. Mattocks as
colonel of the State Militia.
Rev. G. A. rukesbury, formerly pastor of
the West Epd church, has received a call to
Wakefield, Mass, with $4,000 salary.
Mr.. W. w. Rice, who for nearly twenty
years has been the efficient warden of the
Maine State Prison, is to take up his residence
at Waloston Heights, Mass.
Capt Cheney Of the "Phlena Winslow'' ar
rived in New York Saturday The particulars
of the wreck we're written home by the mate
and published in the PRESS some time ago.
Amos c. Frye, for two years working boss of
the street department., has resigned and &C.
cepted position in the employ of the Portland
Water Company. Mr.. William Staples, last
summer special policeman at Peaks Island,
has been appointed in Mr.. Frye's place.
Mr.. M. E Davis has published card in
which he states that hereafter he will prosecute
all parties who make, buy, sell or use any row.
LOCKS which are an infringement on his patent,
especially those known as the "Barnes" and
',Eiliott' patent
Charles Burleigh Of this city is making q
gepealogy of the Burleighs. Three members of
one branch of the family lived in Exeter as
early as 171S. Their father, James Burleigh,
born in Ipswich, Mass, in 1859, moved to Exc
ter about 1897.
Conductor Young, Of the Osdens burg, was
found at the walking match, at Lancaster Hall
Saturday evening, and was quite surprised to
find that the fact of his having been absent
from home four hours had created quite SEN
sation.
The Advertiser says committee of three
from the Democratic city committee has been
appointed TO inquire into Mr. Tobin's ard Mr..
Willard's relation to the Democatic party, on
account of their using their influence against
the regular nominees of the party at the recent
election. Their friends claim they should bs
praised for manly and Independent action.
The committee will report April H.
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Fairfield.

The fairfield House has been leased by E. f.
Turkey, who will take charge Monday, March
31st Some needed repairs will be made and
no pains spared to satisfy the wants of the pub
ic.
Telephones are all the rage anu Irvine is in
demand. There are two or three in operation
using about 1000 feet of Irvine and working sat-
isfactorily. Several business men have lines
running from their offices and stores to their
dwellings.
Rev. @. Puriugton, pastor of the Universalist
church for four years, closed his labors yester-
day. Mr.. Purinton will oe greatly missed not
only by his people, who esteem him so highly,
but by the village generally. for his haHd and
voice have always been for the right and foIthe
best good Of society. ID the temperance work
he has been steady, earnest supporter of the
reform club and the members will miss his la
bors
Lumbermen are beginning to arrive from the
woods and report good winters work; the
teams are expected next week.