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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
JUST NOW IT nAPFENsn


Mary Anderson Escapes from q Deaf,
30 Terrible.
Wheeling Register.I
| About o'clock last evening Mis- Mar,
Andefsoo, with her step-father, DIR, H.mii
ton GriHin, and Miss Creese, her leadin,
lady, boarded . hack and started for Then,
sPscaai car at Bridgeport. The ribbon,
were handled BY the accomplished Jehu
Henry Shsllcroa, but for whom the iii.
lowy form of ''our Mary might nov h,
lying beneath the darksome vstera of tbs
black river. Ugh! We shudder AZ the
bare thought. But the carriage started
and without incident arrived n the b.ck
river bridge.
This structure 10 a dark within n N.
shades OF Erehus, says Henry, and when
ABOUT nall way across their vehicle came to
. sudden stop. The bridge, - is Known.
has two drives, separated BY the supporting
stanchions, and in msny places there are
vide aPerturss opening to the water below.
C.ose to one of theae . wheel of the car.
riage went through crevice and the yebi.
Gle leaned directly over the opening. he
called to the occupants to not stir, and got
down to view the situation.
But Miss Anderson grew impatient and
opening the door stepped down. One foot
was on the brink of the step, and another
step would have eclipsed the bright. mar.
ucular star OF the theatrical horizon. She
gave scream that would have nara
lyzed "Evadne." The blood of her listen.
ers was curdled with horror, but Henry
sprang to the rescue. and seizing her in his
arms lifted her from harms way, exclsim-
ing with "Claude Melnotte,"
''Look up and live"
The others we're then assisted to alisht on
the safe eide and the vehicle was tsksn
from its .nRerous situation. Il va con.
siderably damaged, but by careful driving
the party was safely landed At Brideeport
The thunders of Henrv's wrath fell Win
meflted force on that unlighied and dan.
gerous bridge.
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Inc Davis asosn Again.
IptsSf. nisnat.b


In figuring the chances of the mex, YEA,
the Democrats generally conc.de the re
nomination of Gen. Grant. Fernando
Wood, Of New York, was approached ths
other day upon the subject Of whom hin
party would nominate. aud be was .sked
II It would be Seymour. He said no
that Seymour was too old and wouldn't
have II anyway. Hendricks, Bsyard and
Hancock xere each mentioned, but The
Democratic leader of the HOUSE declared.
with much assurance. that none of tbeee
would Be selecred - the stand ard-bearer Of
hh party. Il tell you what it ia. he said
I'VE he got to nominate q new man. We
must hpd some one that the Republicans
can't throw dirt n, }" and then he mentioned
David Davis as one who might possibly
aoswer the requirements Of the hour. i, "a
this, probably, more than anything eIse.
that has aivea rice tc the talking of holdipe
The cooveation in Chicago, AID II the On.
ocrstic National Convention should A.
upon this ides il would be Considered in
the light OF decided point 10 Davis' favor.
The frieDds OF Tildeo favor Ne York ana
are opposed TO Chicago in view of the eje-
n,hcAnos that would attach to such |. .,eo.
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THE discovery, by the British, Of Yskoob
khan's buried treasure. at Csbul, it appears
bra csblegram, tends to throw some light
upon the. iuwardness of the situation in
Aighsnistsn. The hidden treasure Con.
sis'ed oil Russian gold, which goes to confirm
The tuspicions Of the British, and discloses
from whence came the siDews of war which
have ensbled the natives to repulse the
forces OF England at every point.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25

lu Kansas during the week ending Deem.
hsr 20ib, 1877; furnished BY VIM. Van
Week, Of the Possoffice Department:
Observation-Disclosures, Cowley cum.
~, +. A. Hsuthorn postm aster.
DISCONTINUED New Csnton, Coxley
county.
POerMAsTERs APPOINTED Alexander
Rush county, Robert Stephens. postmaster ;
Arthur, Ness county, Adam Ditman; Bal.
tlmore. Cowley county, VIM. H. Giilard ;
Carmi. Plat county, Mr.. Frances E. Ben
ton; Excelsior, Mitchell county, robert
Castor; Mst6eid Green, Chase county, b.
W. Bocock, Mulberry, Saline county, Wat
tiers Gibson Murdoch, Butler county, J..
w. Tucker; Naomi, Mitchell county, Sam.
uei Ernst; Nonchaie Nemaha county,
Charles Ami Bonjour; Oak Ridge, Elk
county; Samuel J. Cox; Ward, Wilson
county, VIM Shsrpe.
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4 Chest atOrY.

LAFAYETTE, Ind Dec. 2l.-The railroad
employees are excited over the alleged reap.
pesrance OF johnson, fireman, who va
killed near Michigan City some days ago
II Is said his friends had several times seer
his apparition, and that lat night Ea
gineer Bishop, on whose train he va- kill.
ed, when at the spCt where the acciden.
happened, was surprised to zee John.on,
his late fireman, smiling, and standing in
the cab. Then the outlines became more and
more indistinc., till suddenly he saw him
60 down between the tender and the engine.
and vanish, just as he had done at the time
OF his death. The 6remas, who was in the
cab at the time, saw nothing of the appar-
itiop.
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The Irish ASisStOr.

LONDON, Dec. 2l-Charles s. Parnell.
in addressing crosd at Queenstown YES
terday, ssid he hoped one of the results Of
his visit to the United States would he TO
show that the hearts of the Americans
would be all warmly towards Ireland. He
said II Michael Davitt wss put on trial, or
II repressive measures were introduced in
the House of Commons before the lst of
March Dex;, when he intended TO return.
he would return immedi .tely.
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sr- LOUIS. PaODUUE MaRKEr

fLoUR-Dull and unchanged
WHEAT low and iOS-r: M p r.J
81 500 30 cash, 81 ?Ji4aI 81. january.
u 4"34esi ~ February; 81 a.. 4 "a. Marcn
nary Ss1s SSI.v February; 4O4lOI-c 49,.
1875 I43'.o May.
tIiE setter AT 521z bid,
BARLEy-Unchsng-d
WHIskY-LOwer;s 81 o.
uary. "/z ""
DkY SALT MEAr s-Strong and higher at
age. -
bAcoN1Firm, but nothing doing.
LARD-H Igber at 81 IS.
LsAn-Quiet at g. 50.
hUTTER-UnchsIg.
EG'ss-U ncnang.u.
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THE ssREAr OFFER

We wi II give for a short time to any one
sending Us three NEW subscribers to The
WKTKLY TINES for one year at 81 Is each, q
handsome, durable, COPY OF WeDster's DC.
tionary, elegant y printed. gilt edged Ev5r
boy IN the county should have one, sndcan
obtain one by asking three Deighbors VINO
DO not nosr take lie paper TO subscribe. Make q
little enoct and you csn geG dictionary
that you will prize highly. Remember. 1t Is
new subscribers tina; We want
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The south American w.-

PANAMA, Dec 23-In tn. engage
| ment at Tarapscs, between 9 5O
Chilians and 500 Peruvisn., uode
Buendin, the f"rmer were forced !,
retire after losing l,O10 men killed. sever
csnnons and three m..r .lleuses Tne Perm
visD los was 500
General Montro has taken the place n
President Prado "a director OF the war ana
the Pfe-id mt has returned to Lima, wher,
dictator IL spoken OF, the failure of IN.
war being charged to the incapacity anJ
want Of patriotism OF Prsdo.
Montro has in africa IA 600 men. while
the Chiiisns have at T4rapaca something
over 10 900 men.
AricaIs blockaded. Iquique is garrison
ed by few Chilisn IN srines
The transportation of more supplies or
reinforcements for the Psruvi.ns in the
south il impossible
Lima ia we'll offended and both that
city and Csllao are guarded, in anticipa-
ton OF An early attack by the Chilisns.
Many Peruyians admit that the Chilians
are to many for ;hem and begin to talk Of
peace
In the attack by the Chilisns on the
allied forces, November 2O.h, the ALI. a
army was cut in two, the cavalry and sew
eral battalions of Infantry refreshing to
africa and 5000 men under Buendin max
ing for Tarspsca, where they were again
attacked by an inferior Chili.n force.
which, "a stated, were driven back with a
heavy !oss
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cheap 1nsormation

,,,,,.
what kind OF winter are We going 10
have, anyhow ?" asks the Baltimore New.
Why don't you consult your almanac? II
you have one like ours you will find that
the 24ih and 25.h will be clear and cold ::
10Th, snow; 9th sud 18th, verv cold 10Th,
snow; Both and 3ls,, high winds and 81
forth. Don't bore your readers for inform
alton about the weather, when four cent
almanac will tell you all about it.
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Always Expresses Its Convictions,
Russell Indepec dent, 1871
IA sterling, reliable and In every respect
nrst<clsss lie Sspaper, we do not know any
publication in this State more worthy OF
general patronage than thstpioneer daiIyand
weekly jouroal, the LEAvKNwoRTH TIMES.
d. K. Anthony, the editor and proprietor, is
a strong man, and his characteristics of I'm.
flexible will and ipdomitabie energy are
strikingly displayed in his journal, which
we may ssy ~ ieics u pJlIIicai influence not
second po sessed by any journal. in this
state. THE TINES is ever outspoken; never
htsifatiBg TO express Its convictions upop
any question OF national interest. We Will
furnish tHE WEEKLY TINES TO such Of our
subscribers as may desire that vaIu able Jour.
nal, At the very low Rates OF one dollar and
twenty live CO mis- per year.
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Wit. Seasation and Sense.

lEfitorfai Cor. Ellsworth Reporter
That ancient town in the history OF tn,
sunny state, Leavenvorth was the next stop-
ping place. The town itself does not merii
much praise on account Of it, hack Of enter.
prise, bat there II one thing that u common.
dab,e ann that is the Dewspa per enterprise OF
paper In the ~esl, alive to all Interests OF
state and nation, and under the MANAGEMENT
OF that pushing OF ali editors, Col. ID. R. An
nueDce for good felt All over this Ststs which
II works hard To build up. We were well
entertained at the Office ny the editor-in-
chief; M. Anthony, ami city editor, VIII
Vsn Bentnus~n, who make the columns al
The TIMES sparkle with wit, sensation and
sense. We thank them for coui tesies shO an
us.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE mARKEr.

FLoUK-Dull and nominal
WHkAT-Actiye, nTm snd higher; No 2
red winter 81 3lasi 80, No ? spring ii sILa
slas Cash; 81 521SaI ~ January; 81 slL
FeDfuary' NO SspTIns 81 10; r. jecLe y3Ic
CORS-ln good demand AID a shade. higher
NC CASH vac January: 4O1zc FeDruAry; 4s1<c
May reject... S7i.c
OArs-In good demand and a hade higher.
rejected &c.
RYE-Firner nj 7g1z1s0c.
bAkIEY-Essier a. SIC
PoKk-StrOnR and nj nsr: sl3 20 cash. gig 10
DID January: si3 7l12yI3 10 FEBRUARY: sla s7x
eII3 ~ Msrch. /s
Z .I.AkD- Strong and higher At q 10 CT sb.
bin March "
BULK aEATs-Strong and higher; shoulders
a 40, short RIB 81 10; short clear nh s, ~
unsatisfactory at oil ~.
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ATcHIsoS, Dec. pa special to tn,
Champion from Blue Rapids, one hupdret
miles west of this city, states that the Buel
WOODEN mills At that place took fre at
this morning and we're totally destroyed
The FIRE originated in the upper story OF tn,
building, foe stone structure, suppiiet
with the latest and best machinery. tn,
wool and Manufactured goods were storet
in another tuilding, which was not injured
James Warning, foreman o. the mill, wa
badly injured BY fall from . ladder.
The loss is . very seriou. one To the com.
munity.
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The result of the proceedings before the
proper authorities of the Presbyterian
Church, against the Rev. De Witt Talmsee.
is an unqualified triumph for him. The
P'esbyteIy of Long Island. to which the
case was appealed from the decision of
: the synod, by a two-.hirds vote, sus.
tanned DR.. Talmage, Diminishing the appeal
agsiBst him
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In Highly Exalted state of Mind
I(sraphic.1

Our esteemed contemporary, the Sun, ia
In . state Of mind this mornings hivhlv
exalted state of mind. "Many believe,b il
says, that General Grant means to 20
further and establish sn empire. We are
among the number. We fully believe this I"
And, - . mathematical dsmoastr.tio, of
the truth Of this alarming belief, the Sun
announces that General Grant, At the Com
tinental Hotel, Peiladelphia, sleeps upon
the bedstead on which the Emperor Pedro
reposed," and that While tossing on this
Imperial beds.ead" General Grant discov.
ered this new reading Of . familiar text:
Uneasy lies the head which does not wear
crown." We remember nothing more
conclusive than this since the trial of the
famous case of Bardell ys. Pickwick, in
which Sergeant Buzfua convinced the iury
OF the guilt of the defendant by Dwelling
upon the occult meaning Of his message to
the plaintid-"chops and tomato xance~
yours Pick vickn
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weii-Meri,ed Punishment,

CINCINNATI, Dec. % AT Versailles,
Indiana, Father Doenhoffer, of the Morris,
Ripley county, Catholic church, who was
brought to trial for whipping three boys of
his school for acting a. pail bearers At the
funeral of Protestant boy, WA found
guilty in two cases snd fined thirteen dol
lars in one case and fifteen in the other, and
C ats amounting to $500 The case caused
much excitement and the defendant ha.
s-ked and received two changes of venue
on account Of the high state Of feeling
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25

IT Washington they take little more
than full week fc- Christmas. All the
departments Close at boon to-day, and re-
main closed till Friday, and then will be
open only three hours q day until after
New Years.
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SHOWED UP.
THE CITY OF NEW YORK IN WHITE
Inc Street Cars and Omnibusses w.,k;,,
with Doable Teams and the S,ra.,.
Completely Filled With SIusb-
Hard Iimes
New YORK NOses

NEW YORK. DEC. 22-The snow of las
night and the rain of to-day has fiiled m.
streets ankle deep with slush. Pedestrian
m Ism In the open air is abominable work
Inc street cars and stages, all we'll filled
With people, are dragged along BY double
In the six-day eo..s.yoa please match
10 Msdison square Garden, the six,y-five
starters Continued the competition. Al
noon T. Panchot was leading, with a .core
OF 80 miles; Murphy. the Hsverstrsv
youth, who won the O'Leary belt, srcoud.
Nth aS miles; FAber and H.rt, II each ;
Me.'' VINO was second in the Last Roweli
contest, is sick, and has scored but 90 mi es !.
Hughes, the "lesper," SO; and C.mpans'
the "Old Sport" Sc; Gorm.n. of Psoris
A.; OBrie". of Kentucky. 60; A PaDcho,,
%nlnnssots, &c; Fl. P.ochot, came State, 81 |:
f Hnsseli, Chicago. 62; Spraeue, Chicago,
90 Only i've Of the crowd have made
iess than SO miles. Oilers, not yet known
to lame, are we'll up in the fiities and ski es
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a aDissreesaag Mistake.
iSarstoeian.l

A Distressing case has occurred in the
best circles of our most select s,c;etv N,
had come out that certain Isav NJ
called on Mrs. B. one dsy l.., ..et r.
ladies stand on . level s.ci.lI, ,n.,..,..,.,
one having been Q sucxs.ful v.-oC.. -.
and u other . thrifty carpenter. Both
are in comfortable circuma,anc.. -. 80
ars naos sort Of people. There % no,h;,e
wroak IN 90 Of lhsss ladi.. c.Il,nx o., ~.
nvo naos and proper ihipe to
%. Bot ths vreiched part of the bu.is..s
dos not lie there. Both l,d,e, h.vs -.
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~R GEE JAM, sChinamsn, spoke in Mr..
Beeceer's church the other evening. He
said his people had been much better
treated in California since the arrivaIof
Zen. Grant Suppose that China joins the
Grant boom, TOO; then what?
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25

4 kEoKUK man was introduced TO. Gen.
Sherman the other day, and inroceDtly in
qnired ii the General was in the lsst war"
The General hasn't recovered from the
sl,rck raf
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LONDON. Dec. 22.-The viceroy of Iodi,
telegraphs to-day that General BRIGHT NJ
ports the movement of reinforcements nj
along the line.
General Cough marched yesterday 70,
Cabul.
Asematulah Khan, chief of Truman,
Who led his tribe in desultory attacks upon
General Coughs command, il reported
wounded. His followers appear TO be de-
eerting him Reinfoecements have hen
cent to D6kko, in consequence of the report
mat Mohmouds Are assembling in that
vicinity.
LONDON. Dec "a dispatch from
Candahar says the news from Csbu, excite
nsither surprise nor apprehension. The
men Of the tribes, hitherto occupied in mr..
Psface their lands for the spring crops. are
.os Ire from labor for three month. nd
thue long the excitemeat may b sxpec1ed
TO last. No attempt ought DO . nd
below spfing TO do noro than hold onr
position. Geoefal Stevarts command mn
ho'da shs line f-om Dsdar to Csrdahsr
i 90 sista 81 1900 ed i've men rhr
uites along the line are quiet
The 81 Petersburg Gssette says: Tbe
Afghan revolt i due to the cruelty of the
koei'sh visitossL 1t charges Gen. Rober,s
with sroo cruelty towards the Afehana.
LoSDoH, Dec. 23.-The Vicsrov Of Indi.
teleefaphs - follow:
.DisPsichss from Gen. Roberts Of ths
10th. I7th and 18Th Inst, have iuse been
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X. a. PRODUCE MAnkEr
kansas CITY. " Dec

-'irH. "" Dec. %.
The Commercial "Indicator" reports.
WHEAr-.Receipts. g.s72 bu: shipn.r,
$50 On; IN Iiors. $40 $50. week. and Invar'
NO z, sl Is asked; No 3, 81 IL; No . ca.,,
nominal 'o cash
CORN -Receiots a. 047 pu; shipments 95 ro,.
!" sto's l'sUoS, ma Ret weak and low; No
IN Aed SOC No 2 white mixed Sl1.c,
OATs-No 2, 35c asked
kYE AND BARLnY-NomtnsI
EGGs-Wenk at zoe per doz.
BUrrkk-Wesk and unchanged
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Vt. DOUIr, Dec. q.
HoGs-Active and higher: Iixbt s,,i,nin.
- lOS4 ~, packing 81 1Oa4 80; bntcb.,s' tn
ssl-ct "a % al %. receipts 1. 4y, shipments 100
,ArrLs Steady ana rirm: Christmss steers
$40 % o; CHOICE TO fancy chipping ss...rs
~ e1d5 90 good 10 prm. 50 2JtSI IS; native
COWS ana. heifers So 5Ost3 -; feeders So 25e3 rs
Receipts go shipments 100.
-HskP-Sc rec bu nrm; fair 10 fancv AZ Is
81 o. receipts 10. shipments 40.
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STOCK Marhaa

"a, Tie Naive shIpring steers 81 Goa
~ hauV- ontchers' steers s. 50Ss: stock.rs
ana feeders S. 20 al IS; cows 81 o,,..s 81 win
tereu texas steers ~ 2css 60; Colorado native
steers y 1SttS 30; Colorado half breed Steers
HOtsS-S4 OOa4 10 W
saEEf-Co.ors.io. 81 1913 % Der nssd.
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New YOhk PAODCCE naHk TT


FLOUR-Opened dull but closed higher
with more doing for export; sup-r1ne west
srD and state - 500 ~. common good
O0g5 %; good u cnoice IS 5o0ss IS; white
wheat extra - 90 T.; Oh LOUIS 81 VJas 50.
wHEAT-O.oael dun bat closed higher
with a better Export dsmasid, No. 3 spring
81 s0dl 81; uLxrSued red winter 81 35ai 5a1z; No
DO 81 SssI 50; ungrsded white 81 SOL 81;
No do o. 1881 5on; No do u 5sasI 50.
4 Ks-FIImef, with moderate trade; IN
g.sded sZesoc No . $40 sc; stesm-r $50 q
.s5.;. No sf nat ss1z.s5c; ungraded white
65c-
OArs-Dull; receipts 81 go bu; mixed west.
ern S1Ssoc; white 40 3y1za5l1zc.
COFYEk-DuIl and unchanged.
AoLAssEo-Qaiet and uncuan ed.
hiCE DUl! Carolina Gd7c.
sUGAK-Qabst Dot eady.
EGGs-W .stern I5dIgc.
PUKx-F irm@r; mess 81 50.
BEEF-Unchsnxsd.
CT MEATs quiet but firm; long clear
rnidul.s q R14s7 Is; short clear middies
s. 571zo7 81.
LAkD-strorser ana more active. prime
steam s. sO17 IS
BUrTsE-Qui-t and frIn; western l41.sc-
CH >sSE-,C-sdy; wesiern 5aI2,4c-
WHIsKY-Stessdy Al 81 10.
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The winter term Of the State Agricultur.
al College, begins Friday, January ID.
The winter term continues twelve weeks,
and will he followed, without intermissiop,
by spring term of eleven weeks.
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South A fric0-Chill.

LONDON, Dec. 22.-The Capture of the
stronghold Of the Chieftain Secoceni has
given the finishing stroke to the native dis.
turbances in South Africa.
The Chilian minister at Paris telepraphs
that tbe pretended recent victory of the
Peruvian and Bolivian allies over the
Chilians is officially denied He says that
the entire province of Tarapoca is in our
power"
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Me- the Bell Goes n lgaagin' Ter nsr>,
ALBANY JournaI.I

NSse Oesa tsOes n 8aoG1n' fer H9kn,
lAibany JoarnaI.I
Mlls. S6r Bef6kaFdt, having eclip.sd
the gsye,y If this nation BY declining to
come over and play in our presence, repents
OF her thoushi!es cruelty. 1t is now stated
on good authority that che has resumed ne.
gotiaii,ns Tor an American visit, and thst
her present plan is q short tour next De-
cember, to include New York, Boston and
Chicago. She will remain on this side but
two months Now look out for fresh in.
stallments of the stories of ber varied and
pictureq que career, her dramatic abilities
and moral disabilities, her. q, xierity with
brush and chisel. No celebrity was ever
better written up than Sara has been since
she hrst made her appearance in London.
Ot course che has preserved copies of all
the panegyrics and of course they will be
reproduced ou this eide from now until she
reaches U.S.
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FOOD OF TIE FLAMES.
several stores Burned.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. 23-a destructive
tre at Wsyns boro last night DESTROYED sew
ersl stores. Several persons we're injured,
one colored man fatally. Insurance,
s55. 600.
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residssts of Saratoga les than . year
Neith9 had called on the other before
In thoushtles and ungarded hour Mn
A. said to heBef thss sh. would call o.
Mn. B forgetting that Ma B. had rend
ed in town Just one week longer than her
self. and that therefore call VIA due frs,
from Mrs. B. to her. But the mischief i
done and the thing il all over town. Nc
one regrets it more profoundly than re do
For if there is one thing more than another
that We pride ourselves on here in Sarasoea
when the mixed summer multitude IL Rone
and the summer dining-room il boarded
up and the extra bedding and dishes are
all put away snug for the winter, it il oul
social etiquette.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
IT; WORrn ATRIAL

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kidoey complaint gravel, etc. Ny blood
teea ne thin; Vas full and inactive; could
hardly cravi about, and vas IN old, worn
ont man al over, and could get nothing to
hslP me until I got Hop Bitters, and sov
am . boy again. Ny blood and kidneys
are all right, and ] am - active ss Q man
Of 80. al,hoogh I an q, sad have 70
doubt 1t viii do - veil Tor oshen Of ny
age. 1t IL worth he trialS1Fsther,