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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
The jumping on Place.

The jumping of place has at ksf been
reached. We bave seen q letter from gen.
tIeman away out In the northwest, IN which
the statement is made that the extreme
northwest quarter section of land inthessa
Of Kansas has been entered at the lsnd ONCE
by . settler. The last tier OF townships on
the vest line OF the State are tract onal, so
that II is not possible at this distance to give
the exact description, but we're they full IL
would read like this: Northwest q1arter OF
section six, hip one south range forty.
two west which is the width OF Drty-two
townships distant west OF line nnln
north and south through Solomon ely.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25

The lecture lat night by Eli johnson, IN
der the auspices of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union, had very large and
spirited audience. After the lecture the TO-
lowing resolutions were offered and unani-
mou, ly adopted, after several strong speeches
10y a number of prominent citizens in their
favor:
Rssolred, That we, the people OF Leaven
WORTH now sembleu in puollc meeting IN
the Methodist Church. view with disgust anu
contern pt the onslaught made by portion oil
the City Council, backed up, as IL Is under
stood TO be, by the CITY Marshal, police
force and liquor sellers OF the city.
Rssolred, That the noble stand taken Dy
our most worthy Mayor for honesty and The
right, as well as rigid economy, meets our
hearty and most cordial approval; ard We
doubt not he Will be sustained py al the
good people in the community.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25

Dr.. Hunters Specific and Injection NO.
s,e ysrranted To cure Gonnornea, Gleet, Cor
dee, STRUCTURES, Diseases of the kidneyA Bisd'
der and Urinary organs OF males sao 20
Or. Hunters Specific No. IL SIRE remedy
for the Spermatorrheea, seminal WeAknees
nv self.abuse or excessive indulgence. Prtc<
Of DR.. Hunters specific - per bottle Iniee'
ton, 81 per bottle. Sent everywhere oSe4'
press. DR.. ]. Dinsbeer, sole proprteto no
Send two Stamps for troettee. Care guAran'
6teed or tn money refunded.
Theo. Egersd0r6. Agent, LeAysnwonh
YSaSs. mAyf3-eo1Aw
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
A. New RaiIroa d Prsspce.

INeOshO county JOURNAL, Ia
We have been reliably informed that the
managers OF the Parsons and Cherokee mar
row gauge railroad are contempatirs pulling
up their track from Parsons IN NeCuae and
extending their road up tse Neosho valley
on the east side OF the river from that point
to iutersect the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe road at Usage City or BuIlingame, in
Usage county. This projected line would pass
through Lincoln, Mission, Erie and Big
Creek townships in this county, and would
strike Humboldt, Io'a, Geneva and lie Roy,
the Old county seat OF Cuffey county We
believe the road would be a paying one, as IL
would be built thrOug h the very best sgricul-
tural district of Southern kan-as, and would
cross all the great thoroughfares Of Kansas.
We are of the opinion that Neosho county
enterprise.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
FIFTIETu ANNIVERSARY.
,.,,r.t,op n, Their q. oIdea " edding
by Mr and Mrs. seorSc Erauner- Oh
sherman Township

A large party from the city went on Ihurs-
DAY night to the residence oil MI sfu Mfs'
George Brsuner, of sherman to"hshiP' "
appropriately remember tha'
couple upon the occasion Oh 'he
niieth anniversary of Their weddihg
or what Is known as Inc eoiueh
wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Brsuner are me
,,.r..uts ri Ms H. :. Richards, Of this city
Tn.re were 4, number of relatives from MIS-
snuu present, which, with others from
uhIo.d and those nom ,hls city, IN sde quite
!. c,oCd and Il certainly was happy one.
Tut, aged couple were wGrinily remembered
nv numeruu, present DVtn costly ana useful
cnntrib1te TO the enjoy Ineut Of their visitors
MiLu many Wishes Tor years OF peace anu
pro,perlty 10 the couple, The party nhaIiS
fItsDrrsel.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
a Strange Meeting

Two men met yesterday al the Union depot
i'm this city snd got INTO casual converse
zion. one of them was from Lennon, ONO
and the other from Carthage, Missouri. AT
the t,me of The meeting they Were strange rs
50 ..ct, other. hat In the conversation IT w $
nror m, o,,i mat The two were, when boys,
.n,,p.d l., WORKING as peanut boys upon the
r. r,itro,d I'm New York. Tue Missouri
-, mas ,,.msd schuyler and the Ohio man
hnr. the pIaIn, simple name Of SInlIh a
gTItrs raulnrI.r overheard them going over
tn,. rrmin sciences az the oysohe uaS NM
So. snIl- creep over the wrinkles oil aS-
npon their faces As they dwelt IN memory
t,non the sharp tricks they.ha played upon
nasophisticated passeneers.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
RissrictCOuPt.

Hon. Robert Crozter, Judge; McCo IN Hunt,
Clerk; Z. q. Lowe, sheriff.
Ide VS. Russell; dismissed; costs paid.
Meacham VS. Moore ct al; leave 20 defend
ants Moore and Gou'd, to file their answer
therein.
Order issued for thirty additional jurors.
Ems.ie vs. City: continued.
Jury excused till ten O'Clock Monday.
Fem VS. SPARKS; jury waived; on uial oy
the court,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25

Nv lncnesttr Press.
Died, Monday hight at eleven O'Clock, ci
hsmorrhage of the lungs, James Gardiner
Mr.. G's death was very sudden, Sunday af-
ternoon he rode up to Mrs. VIM. GARDENERS
and just after he started home had an attack
of vomiting. He got off hF9horse and lay
down on the ground where he was found
shortly after and taken back 10 Mrs. Gardi-
ner's. He revived almostly Immediately,
and rode home during the next day. He was
able to be around part of the time with the
men who were threshing for him and eat
supper with them. About O'Clock he grew
worse and said he was going 10 die, but re-
vived somewhat and seemed to feel easier for
about an hour when he died The doctors
were sent for but did not reach there In Time
TO see him alive.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
Don't like the FIavoring.
Iwyandotte Herald, Is.

lWyaECOtte h"talu, loI
On Friday last the Kansas CITY Water
Work company appealed to Judge stevens for
an Injunction TO restrain one shultz from
operating a rendering establishment in the
vicinity of where said company draws iti
supply of water from the Kansas River. a
temporary Injunction was granted and The
case set Tor hearing at q future date: Inc
water in the kaw River IS not as paiatap p
or healthy a beverage as milk, still. In The
absence OF a convenient duck bond, II serves
to moisten the palate.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
Twenty-Five Years Ago.

Winchester Argus, Is
Twenty-Five years ago last Monday, Sep
TENDER 25th, 1854, the FIST newspaper, the
kansas Herald" (about the first newspaper
We ever resd) was printed in Leavenworth,
Kansas, under the "Old elm tree, near where
the Union depot is located. The press was
soon moved into a house, the first oue built
on the town site. What a handsome, stir
ring wealthy city has grown from such a be
ginning, looking at Leavenworth as she Is
To-day.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
Ri.Eiarck Grove.

Lawrence JOURNAL, ls.l
Nearly ali the tents and furniture used
at bismarck have been removed. and there
will be little more uss for the park this sea
son. Already the railroad company is COM
mencing to plan attractions Tor next year
There is talk that a grand hotel will b,
eracted and the place made permanent
resort, should this be done 1t is not 81 al
improbable that our horse railroad VIII o.
again put down and line extenaeo 10 tn'
grove.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
The OskaIossa Fair.
Sickle, O.I

The Directors are zealously endeayoring to
organlxs an exhibition which shall be an
occasion of pleasure and profit 70 allvisitors
and exhibitors, a credit to the industrial in
terests Of the county and an honor TO the
Association. No expense or pains WIN be
spared. New sheds. stalls, stables ana nne
ant hall arc being built, and the tradk and
whole grounds put IN bsttsg condition than
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
Fatal Family Quarrel.

ST LOUIS, Sept. 19-Advices from fancy
county, in the southwestern part Of this
State, say that on Tuesday last two broth
ers named Burr and james Manus, living
near kirbyville, got into quarrel about a
COW, and james shot and killed Burr. A
younger brother then went home, secured a
fe and shot his brother James through
the heart
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
A "PAELOR BUTCHER SHOP

One That L. Model Of Neatness and
peted.
Yesterday afternoon q reporter, while pass
ing slJng Fifth street, was attracted by q neat
looking front at No. 2ls (Huesgens block,
north of shawnee,l and Tor q second, thought
some new nrst-clsss restaurant had been
started He stepped inside and finding the
floor csrpesed, a cashiers desk handy. large
mirrors and pictures adjoining the wallis. and
eentlemaniy attendants about him, was pux.
led for q moment. He asked for tie proprie.
tors end round Messrs. stopp and Fornhof
Who informei him that they had just arrane'
"a for = fine beef for the morning. accom-
panied by pork, mutton, and other etceteraf
and that they intended TO maintain rep1ta
ton gained in the pess jean OF furnishing
nm ciaD manner nom clean counten an<
hen clnR banda
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
Death of yudse snart.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 19.-Judse Thorn as
A. Smart died last night. He was one OF
the first settlers and pioneers of Kansas
City and one of the wealthiest citizens. He
formerly owned eighty acres Of the present
site Of the city. He was % yesrs old.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25

lAtchlson Champion, ISL
The time draws nigh for MI Dennis hear
nv to try on the business of burning General
Grant in eff ". 1t is not likely he will do 1t,
and it is quite certain that our late beloved
and reyerned low-citizen, Mayor Isaac ).
EalIoch, will not assist. kaIoch will never
burn any man in effigy in whese honor a
h,n1net and not the bonfire. He greatly pre-
fers turtle soup to tar barrels. killoch may
safely be counted on to finally SIDE with tn
party that has the best grub ard the most
-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
Greeley on Maine Po,itici.ns In 500

New YORK, August 81, 1s60.-FRIESD
PIKE: | very cheerfully contribute so to
the Name election fund, provided you will
see it honestly extended. | don't trust the
average run of Maine politicians, who are
thievish (even the priests and beggarly
even the leading editors). They are q
poor lot, and will swallow all the funds
they can get hold of.
HORACE GREELEY.
JAMES S. PIKE, Ed, Calais.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
The Growth Of Kansas.

IOsKaIOOsd FVIIVtHt,
The growth of Kansas i'll quarter OF cen
fury Is a marvel. unequalei in the history OF
the world, and the next quarter will put IL,
predecessor in the shade ont OF sight, ana M
the world with amgz ment and wonder. Iht
Central state has a magnificent future before
IL that is now only seen "tn!ouSh slss'
darkiy- nut in time VIII stand out granny
upon the vision OF men and the page oil MS
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25

ever before, under the efficient management
of Messrs. G. a Patterson and George Davis.
One of the best cornet bands in Northern
Kansas has been engaged to discourse music
on the occasion. \ competent police force
VIII preserve order, and our efficient Press-
dent and Marshal will see that the pro-
gramme is carried out TO the letter.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25

The Weston Commercial says that "psrty
by the name OF Geo Cash, stole valIse from
a passenger a. Beverly Junction. cash graz
bsd up the valise ard ran into corn heIu
where he broke the valise open and was IN
the act O appropriat.ng the coute1t wien
ht. yr;.s surprised by the employ ets OF the ue
pnt who had missed The yall-e After shol !
-rn.s.. cash yg.ts captured and that evening
W.. l.-i.ai IN our county Pail at Piiiis tIIS'
Ne /, aid 20 nan from LsasonwoTth-
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
TRIALS AND TRiBULATIONs.
What Time n special Mail Agent
Mad i, IN. Wild, Of New Mexico.


The Las Vegas GG-sttc gives the following
account OF an adventure in which MAJOR
Crowen figured conspicuousiy-
Major John NJ. Crowelll OF Atchison,
Ean Sneclnl Nal Agent arrived In this city
Sunday by way OF the Ninita route ne was
detailed 10y the post Once depsItinen., "
come over the route, exam me anu ieioi ~, W.
a. Readers OF tn- Gazette Will Remember
,har ,,apt secTest, c DnIIactor, was marueieu
:. hundred miles west OF Nlnlts- MAYOR tIo
well left Vinita August Is, ana Mneh rev
miles out met The soldiers VINO were sem oa'
IN fInd Ihe body OF the murdered contractor.
pr, Secrest, a son of the deceased went WIZ. ~,
The soldiers and employed two Indian gul ne,
VINO found the body lew miles foih 'he
sIage line, - miles west oil mia
cowARDLV SOLDIERS.
The Indians told the soldiers that party
of thirty or forty de$peracoes were IN ine
mountains short distance away, on winch
Inc soldiers became frightened anu az once
TOOK the back track. They were nine IN
humber had the best OF Improved arms anu
:, hundred rounds OF ammunttion,outth INC iues
tn.t there were uespersdoes near was TOO
rnurh for The nations brave deiendefs,
and they made home run Tor Ninlta- III
SecreSt, alter being thus lonely deserted
hired Two Indians 10 bury the oocy OF ~,
I,fnsr snd all alone attended TO the SAD
duty Major Crowell met the coclor Tue oaS
aftrr the soldiers were met on their tetrest
The Indians met by Major Croweli wante1
Ia snox what the soldiers were running LOT,
and he was SO ashamed OF their conuuct TIA
he excused II as much As possible py say ina
they We're under orders. .,, ~,
The Major mad reSolute man Win MN
and they were both well armed pusnee
through In spite of reports OF danger roi
robbers and murderers- Tney came py w
Sac and Fox Indian agency, thence oy for
Reno, Fort Elliot, Red River Springs 10 OF
Bascom.
NEED OF THE ROUTE.
An effort Is being made by some OF the oil
settlers TO have the mail on this route dis
continued as il has a tendency TO encOurag
Settlers and these underoid the old timers fo
furnishing supplies to the troops at the posts
The country ON the line is settling up r. pidly
Numerous herds OF cattle are found al
through the Pan Handle country and som
line farms have bsen opened. The length O
the line is SIC miles ana the trip was made II
twenty.two days.
The yalorous soldiers from Ninits sprea
such horriiying reports o. the dangers on IN
rcu e that the vile Of Ne lOT Crosell necsm
SO frightened that She determined 10 np
hirn II posi- BILE and SO taking the ans can
through by rail IN Las Vegas. Here she hire
a team and with her little boy and girl aud
guide started down the line. They met Il
Major a dozen miles out, to his great surpri
ana his wife's intense relief and delight.
A note from a solder at Fort Union al
the nam eff of The solgiers referred to as bsil
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DOSAGE County Chronicle. ISL
The most pleasant feature of the old set
tiers meeting recently held in Lawrence,
was the revival of old friendships. The gray
haired veterans had quite holiday and each
promised to meet the other twenty-five years
now m w
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
The Presidential Party.
LET. Scott Monitor, Isl

Z. SEOUL
Governor St. John and the state oihcers
will arrive in this city by special train oyeI
the Gulf road next Wednesday, for the pur'
pose of meeting President Hayes and party
ana will all 20 from here by spHciai ttain
over the NJ, h. T., To the Seosho Fails ialf
sfDnV ny There one day.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
Wheat Thieves.

TWlnfitII ItIegfdIII, IA
Wheat thieves are making raids on sraha-
ries over in sumner county. A Mr.. Wright.
living in Conway township, recently mad
forty bushels of golden drop wheat stolen
from his grauary. It was supposed to have
been taken for seed. We advise the farmers
Of Cowlrv county TO keep a sharp lookout for
SimiJSr iapr.dations on their wheat Dins.
Cn.in tine big do. close TO your granariss, and
nave your shot gun always loaded.
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stock Injured.

lEmporia Ledger, Is
A COW belonging to Rev. MIR. MurdocK OF
this city, had both of her eyes put out, a few
DAYS since, by coming in contact with barb
ed wire fence, We have recently heard of a
great many horses and cattle being injured
nv This kind OF fence.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
To KhleieIans.

We desire 10 call the attention OF medical
men to pr. Prices Floral Riches, as being the
fins, c,luane water made. In the sick room
81 & r-fre.nfny To the invalid, and disin
-, ,,,,,,strl.ns know that all pleasant
- o. M. 4ttTgfu0 Sc lille diSag reesbic smells
inytte dis..a-e Dr Pies Unique Perfumes
deserve. 10 D. called Iue Dest. <lu~"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25

yaNuOtte IieIdiu, 10
WellsdoTf, charged with the murder OF
Rankin, had his preliminary examination
before Justice stockton on Tuesday. and was
held for trial AT the next term of the District
, curt in the sum of 81 600, in default of which
ht. WAS committed to l3lI.
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Castor Beans.

'INeosho County Journal. l5.l
About 800 bushels of castor beans were
brought here on Saturday last. The price
paid was from s. to IS cents per hushel.
1t il estimated that fully 1000 bushels have
been marketed here this season, at an aver
age price Of % cents per bushsl.
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Killed in n Well.

DOSAGE County Chronicle, ISL
horse belonging TO John W. Brock was
found head foremost down a new well on a
place recently sold by Paiten Brothers To
Provost brothers. The horse was dead when
found. The well was only six or eight ieet
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
Kansas Cheese.

IEmPOIIa LeuSeI' Io'I .
Usage county, Kanses, claims to rank hrst
in the manufacturing of cheese, having Turn
ed out no less than 1s5 $40 pounds for the year
ending March l, 1873. The next county IN
rank to her is Lyon. which produced lio'oso
mounds and waubaunsee comes third, with
a total of iZO, 7i5, the only three counties III
the state raising above lU0,CUO.
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Railroad Surve y0rs.

Twsbaunsee County News, IL.
The railroad surveyors Were near Mr.. Colts
farm IN wabaunsee township on Saturday
last. We learn that thew vii, nov make an
other survey on the north side OF Inc river,
by way OF ST. George.
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Arrested on suspicion,

Lawrence journal, ~
Off Ger Porter yesterday arrested MI. Jones'
a brother OF James Jones the man who was
held for the murder of Cotton. Mil. Jones
is held for carving concealed weapons,
though the officers here are suspicious tnal
he may have been concerned IN something
MOrse.
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The following Is the programme OF sNer-
cises laid down tor the soldiers reunion al
Troy:
fEPr, q
At two O'Clock companies meet and organ
ize into r, giments and bri AIDES, snd elect
officers.
viii be called together by a salute from
Captain NIxon's battery.
SEPT. >.
Salute from battery.
Nine O'Clock a. m reveille.
Ten O'Clock a. No., address Ct welcome by
Hon. n. Price; music, etc.
Twelve O'Clock a. M, basket dinner.
One O'Clock p. m, salute from battery
I:i5 o'clock p. m, assembly.
Three o'clock p. m, speeches and music.
-Four o'clock p. m, grand review and dress
parade.
sEPTESBEE Goth.
eo'clock, a. H., salute from Capt. Nixont
battery.
10 O'Clock, a. M, grand review, music, etc
Il O'Clock, IN. dinner.
2o'clock, p. m, business meeting
There will be a charge of % cents for Il
soldier entering, one-half of which VIII oe
returned TO the Finance Committee, TO helI
| defray expenses. All soldiers can buy
family ticket, good during the fair, for I'll
All soldiers and their families, and all cIti
zens, are respectfully requested TO brinl
with them their baskets flied to the Driu
| with eatables, We do not desire to ssnC
| out foraging party. There will be a registe
kept on the GROUNDS, and ali soldiers are re
auested TO sign their names, company, an
regiment, etc. september 25 VIII be tn
| grand day, at which time We hope TO See a
soldiers Prese Mt.
c. LELAND, JR,,
y. PRICE,
| f.. CLOSE.
Committee.
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To all who are suffering from the errors
ana indiscretions Of youth nervous weakness,
early decay, loss OF manhood, &C., Will send
a recipe that will cure you, FREE of
CHARGE. This grea' remedy was discover,
81 nv a missionary in South America. send
a Sc addressed envelope TO Rev. JOSEPH I.
IMAM. Station D., New York City.
maysod&wsmo
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
A short Shrift

lCnaIDp lOn.I
W. X. Bell, the defaulting cerk OF the
American Express Company at kansas CITY,
on Tuesday was sentenced in the criminal
court at Independence to five years In inc
penItentiary. HIS crime, arrest and SEN
fence have taken place within moLth
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
a smash Tn
IEnIpOria News, L.

IEmporia News, l7.l
Stoves took a sudden fall yesterday at
Burners. AS he Was raising a To- OF stoves
To the second story of his building the eleva-
Tor got czught in some way, tipped over anu
three stoves Were smashed 10 pieces.
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Wants Them to Geeiprocate.

INeosho Journal, Is
The Chanute Fair was well attended by the
people from this end OF the county this year,
and we hope To see Chanute well represented
at rhH SOLDIERS Reunion here on the 9th. 10th
and u IN of OctoOer.
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SraANG Z FREAK.

A Man Highly Connected in the East
and a Lawyer of Promise Mt One
T,me Dies In This Country rs y
Common Laborer.
A few mornings ago THE TIMES contained
the following item.
We are Informed that a man In the employ
of Mr. Gem Jaggsrd, OF Paramount, was
thrown from horse while racing, about a
week ago, from which he received injuries
which had fatal termination on Wednes-
uAv
Yesterday Mr.. Jaggard visited TIE TINES
office and from him it was learned that q
strange story was attached TO the history OF
the deceased. Whose aams at the time the item
appeared was unknown.
His name W. Daniel Turner. and the c1f'
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25

Baxter springs Times, Is
A great deal of wheat was sown early, in
this county this year, which is up and look
ing II e. Early sowing is what counts in this
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Journal, -.
The number of voters registered since Sept
amber Is, is &c; total number TO date in the
city, 37i. Aggregate age, ILL; average, T.
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E'srp..

CHICAGO, Sept. ia fire yesterday and
last night nearly destroyed e. J. Hull:
carriage factory, on BUSHNELL street. Loss
SIS COO; partly insured.