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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-11
TIE work OF the season
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Manure applet 10 the lawn aud garden,
should always b. SO we'll rottsi, that there
VIII be no III of its containing the seeds OF
wee6s.
Fences and gates should be kept in good
order; and there is no better time for IN akInG
gates and posts, etc, in the shop than during
the winter.
Seeds of fruits and of many ornamental
trees, are best kept in damp sand, or sandy
soil, and should be IN place 50 cool they
c ,nnot germinate.
Mid days will give an opportunity TO fin-
ISL pruning the grape vines curraats, ETC.,
at the same time saving wood that may tie
nee1ed for propagation.
-Cions are better If cut before they have
been exposed to hard freeing. Sslecs the
tie In bundles, label, and pack in fresh saw
d at, ut sard, If that can not bs had, and Kept
in the cellar.
-Ifsccoults have not been kept, nor any
daily record of farm work, the proper books
should be procured, and at the beginning of
$50 a commencement msde IL Is worth the
uouoe TO knoT nov one stsuis with him
Self and the world
Pruning of snsu branches msy be dore at
any time when the weather is pleasant. A
vory little time spent on young trees will
their future form.
The prom Sc for the next year is alsI en-
couraging a greatly increas d bres1tn of
wheat has been sown, and the weather mas
been favorable for its growth. Inieed in
some cases the uhe It and rye are too vigorous
and IL warm weather occurs with rains This
month, the growth may be too luIuriAnt-
Brood Ewes that will have early lambs
are better IN a yard and shed by themselves,
as they nee. n more generous feeding than
thoe coming IN later. Rams and vethers
snould never be kept with ewes; they are
rough msunered, and butt the weaker sheep
| too much ) eep are b tier on II Kept In au
open yaId and shed than II penned up too
Closely.
III the fsv grain Is in danger Of jointing
IL should be pastured without delay. II tn
often q great help TO the wheat or rye. to turn
sheep or calves upon IL. These eat down
luxuriant growth. and tread the soil firmly
about the foJ's. II no other stock are aV ALI
| able Cor this purpose, COWS msy bs !et into
| winter grain fields.
| A lerse block of ice has been made in the
| house Itself. By making . frame Ct boards In
| the center, aid gradually filling 1t Up, SO that
| the water freezes suddenly each night. Ad.
| dl,Ious in height sre.msee TO Ike IL u as re
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SNeeklp Gimss
THURSDAY, De "EMBER II, 1879.
CITY NEWS.

The County Treasurer received 5000 in
taxes yesterday.
d CALVIN is officiating as deputy in the
, Comfy Treasures ohlcs-
Az extra freight train Went out on the
Kansas Pgc!hc last night.
Ten cas- OF stock were shipped East by the
NJ s-oUri Pacific yesterday.
! LEVI WILSON has sold To Peter ETerhaTdy
a fat steer weighing so pounds.
TIE Kansas Pacific will no: now receive
reigiIt after five O'Clock in the afternoon.
TT--F - LIZ OF s51aT.Ilg the freight de-
po,s. IN order TO accommodate the increasing
busine
THE name Of the way station Carlisle, on
the Kansas Pacific, has been changed TO
| Cleveland.
CLINTON FIISS, the grocery man Of the
Fourth Ward, Is hsppy. 1t is a girl. Weight,
ten pou"ds.
EGGs are a scarce cpmmoIity in this mar
ket. Dealers paying IS cents Tor ali they can
get hold of.
THE Probate Judge complains of monot-
ony; no marriages sIG nothing Dewin pre-
bt,e business.
TWO drovers chasing a wild COW made
HUE life rezr the corner o. Shawnee and
Fifth street, yesterday.
THz Archisnn and Nebraska railroad an
rounce the extension of their line to Ulysses,
Nebraska, lsS miles from AtchisOn.
- BvT.ArEY BE- IS. secured the contract To
fur, ish fifty rooms OF the 81 E8rys college
a. 81 Narvs, Kansas. end they tel! us the
furniture used - all q their own manuiac-
ture
VS. notice that ssnta Clans has established
his headquarters at various plac"s around
town. For further particulars sse our 4dver
Using 20 umus. The old sentappreciates ad
geTtisIlg-
THE case of the United S'stes against ".
II. arnold, Of Lsnapr, for unIawiuIIy selling
rquor, was tried h..'"r~ United States Com
missioner Coo ia yrsfrTG >. lie WAS bDuEd
over lhs .uul OF s 81 aLd gave bail.
The HeIrna and Peu'on. the two steamers
which were TO pass here las week ran against
a snag near Sioux City. ard we're compelled
to go TO the '-wZsS" ~ Sioux tlEy foT repairs,
VIII L. t"ey wall remain this winter
Co&PLAINTs a'e numerous amd ser!cus, and
especially - Ia the north eUd Of town. against
saloons fur :.hiuv sif'ug drink 10 III nCrs.
There is a at %! boys l."IH 10 % "A years Old,
Who max. u q ~. g .ir- pup To- these places
and b s.+lS wurG- 'Ia'.t~vlVs- with strong
rTi'' j. l. -nDu D. srprrst; ana the a4lhOr-
tiles should - -t.-i /. So
TIE r"eG 'ed Of TIE X. c, 81. & c.
RAILROAD is b-inp DIll,-tsd with stone, a. d
thornr lily dffcb-G. The entire line vi scou
be laiG KIN s'--a rail- II Is row one OF the
o. st in he Trsr, very tat time being msis
over il with q. rnnIeI.- tlfety. Ca = ,iurdsv
Cond Tcrur floss MS tram leGE Francis str- 81
drro. ~. J,--uh. I hour IN 5, minutes late
and reached HHmbU-g 1U time 80 IN axe con-
uecj,o4 over tue q. b Il q TDac east.
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Medicine Ii 'ge CIes-et, ~
The dedication OF the NJ. E. CEur1h las
been deferred until December q, on accJuOt
OF the faiiur- of Elder ID Z. Mitchell to I'LL
his appointment last sabbath. \ li..s NUM-
Der Assem- o!ef on thai day for the purpo'. OF
hearing the + der, and were somewhat dis
appoint 4 To find that he had not come. an
excellent discJu was delivered 10y Prof.
AxlIue, which, in a great part, compenss ted
Tor The disappointment Tie infants, in diff
ierent parts Of the sanctuary, who n ad come
out for the express purpose OF hearing Elder
Mitchell, were considerably riIei at his 80
seuce an showed their spleen b. working
up combination against the Prof. AtJer IL
little, tie matter sinifnS al Jwn a sim pie
qls-tion OF lung power with the odds in the
i.yor of the infants. To aiken II unto the sIn.
iuI game oil draw poker, the froies-Or played
or all h. haH, bu- they, the Juveniles EeiG
Tie winning maud, and wnen iG-y hnsiy
called" hiIi, the PIpiSs rOr could OILY snow
about '.Inree kiug-," wnile the babies h la
a .'tiu-h." DGI'g tell us, after Infs, that b.
pied have no lnfiIeuce. Why, bless their lit
Tie heart, ISJ give them IA at chancE and
they VIII 40 more dam =a to a III IA, rel gion
in ten minutes ihan Bob Igerso.! would IN a
wEO.e eS-.
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LEGAL.
Sheriff. Sale No. il6,

DUBLlC NOTCH; l. hereby given that I'M
z DER ana Gv virtue OF a judgment rendered
Ia the ID strict tpgrt in rbe County of i.eaven.
worth, N lie -ta'e Of Kansas, in an action
wherein 4. v. te - receiver of the estate
Ot-he Kansas Insurance Company il plains
q II. and Elc IA H-u-.ay aud others are de
f-ndants, and Of an eEscGti IN issued on said
judgment, to me directed and delivered.
al GA Monday the l2.h day o. January, A. ID.
1880 at II O'Clock a. IN. Of that dEv, at the
~ n h front door Of tie CO-TU House in the
city OF LC3venwOrth, ia the COUnry of
LeSvenwOrth, IN the state of Kansas, ofier at
rubliC sale aud sell 10 the hiZhe So
bidder, for cash in hand, the following des-
cribsd tracts of land, situate, lying and being
in the County Of Leav. in the state
OF Kansas namely
The north sixty ya 60 feet of 10: sixteen
1Gy, in block forty ipur t4if IN IeayenWOrtn
Jijy, (prop-i) Lesven worth County State OF
Kansas Lot zen (l0) IN block three (S) in
Iesven worth City, (properl in the County OF
Letyrn wCrth and state of Kansas, with the
terem-EtS, hereditameuts and sppurtenan-
ces. Lot y (fl in block fprty-iOur an in
Ls.veuwCTtn City, (proper) Leevenwcrih
County. safe oi Kansas. Lots four 80 five
~ and X lGl, Ia blG"'; fourteen liI IN Leav-
enwoTth City. lgTolcTJ aforesaid.
Dated this llJh day " DGcsmbrr, 1872
y. e. LOWE
Sheriff o. LeavsnwOTth County kaDSao.
r. &. lDz. Attorney iIr Pi-.D'il.
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In the PROBATE Court If said county and
State, In the matter OF the estate of Wni
:. Gable, deceased.
TINO creditors and all other persons inter
i ested in the Aforesaid estate. are hereby
notified, that at the next regular term of the
Probate Court, Ia and tor said county, To ce
begun and he'd at the court room, In the eli y
and county of L-aven worth, State of afDre :
said, on the first Monday IN the month OF
January, A ID. l.SJ, I shall Apply to the i'd
court for fu and fiIa' settlement Of id
estate and that I will a. ssne Time AZ v
for an allowance Tor = -s.a reasons Ole
con- p@nsatlrE a. ac nlnl< $50 3D. Do sloGed
by CONT upon due h. mo- had
also for nee sssTy attorneys f-tz o. ! other
eTpe.sas deemed reason able and u-Cr s-a-ily
incurred, o be sseerta1n.-d upon Ike hearIn.
duIIns the alunl1 iE.r4tiou OF sid estate
r 3. MOORE,
AdmlEls'ratoT c: The Esiate Of We. =.
q he Ie,els c.
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Sherif's Sale no, I24.

DUGLIC NOTICE is hereby given that ur'
z der and by virtue of judgment render
ed in the District Court in The County al
LeavenwOrth. in the state of Kansas, in an
action wherein II. W. -lde AS receiver of the
Estate of the Kansas Insurance Company l.
Pisintif, and the First Cumberland rresby.
terian Church and Others are Defendants
and Of an execution issued o. said judgment
TO me directed and delivered, ! Will on Mon
day, the 29th day Of December a. u 1873, al
eleven o'clock A. " OF that day, at the soutS
front door OF the court house in the city Ol
Lsavenworth, in the County of Leavsnworth
in the state OF Kansas, offer at Public Salt
and sell TO the highest bidder. iOr cash IL
hand. the following described tracts of land
situate lying ana b@lnt n the {. uufy oil
eav"nwo-th, in the State III Kansas
nsmely:
Lots seven "a and eight lS,, in Flock forty
eight (is), In Ieavenwortn City tp-oper) IN
the County of LaavenwOrth and state Oi
Kansas, together with all and singular the
hersdiIiments and appurtenances thereto be
longing.
Dated this eth day OF November, ls79
+. G.. LIVE.
Snerif If Iesvenworth County Kansas.
T. y. HuTd, Attorney Tor Exchange Bank
Of 81. Louis.
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HOME MARKETS.

pI-TTER-wss sold TO consumes at Is
r.r pouud according To 2r4ie-
2ce, |tR4tailed at ls, Per dozen. ..
ktiS -OES-WeIe sold from wagons 81 D.
POrA. lshei, Peach blows having tns
TO 20 per Z,
preference 81 n ~: No. s, 81 iU249
WdEAT-NnS
IL; No 4. 81 05a, %. "
CORN-was quoted Mt =
u cents. bnsb
.APPLES-From wagons. :. CENTS 'D7'''
e..
CoRNMEAL-Rstaii s. 60 par cwt or obs
RAMsrRataiIed at 12Izc per pouut ;shou'-
iers, s.ts sides, 100: breakfist oac, 4Z1a
cent; dried beef, l5c- IL
TURaEYS-AIe sold for 12h cents per 10
dressed.
CRANBERRIES-ssn q. 10 cents per a.,
net.
OYSTERs-Ran ge from Is TO 30 cents Per
can.
CHICKENtAre plenty and the price ask
ed in The stores T. % cents eaCn for dressed.
CIDER-ls worth s. per barrel, ami - 10 ~
cents per gallon for choice.
MINCEMEAl- h-lalls at 2Ec Per pound
OAIS-No. =, 4ic nh:
RYE-Nomipal; 1uc.
BARLEY-Sominti
USiUSs-sS JbSIS - ger 5'',.
BEANS-sl ~ c.sl o. prT 3IsI1.
LARD--Per pound, otsc.
CHEESE-7osc.
POULTRY-Ch;cken s. voSs ~ ps- .iIG.
FLOUR-S3 rs, s2 50, - -, 81 IS per SACK.
Rye Flour per ssck u W s1ipstuf, nrfD,
per ton, bulk. sio.0C: Corn Meal. per 1vo
lbs. bulk. &c
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FER o. AL

l.. Roy q. Chase leaves lo-i-y for New York
10 spend tie vluter.
Dr- MpTI:rd and party are eiirac'ing
con. ide. abe IuDiic attention.
I.noai &C u on TIE DIS ricJ Court.
L / Knox left las night on business trip
TO h,siOr, to he absent eks.
DAVID -mifI, of " Uche-;er, Was in the
c ~ ye-Ieray- He shipped Three car loads oil
hogs to h.sI.-sa- CT
Joe L. on loft or Louis Yesterday after
tea. 90 D., - ~ that be would avoid report
els UILIns Pat. qLssj4Ul.
Mi IT Brodhrad iefD for Boston yesterday
arcomusui- b. hIs daughter, who has been
Nisilu- him tor -Om. jIIu'-
hon. L. J 81 ROCK, Of W. Al dot, attorney
tor the Missouri Psci tic railway, IS ia attend
8uct IA On lie D.siT4C. Cont.
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EarkeSa Gy rsie sTaph
NEW YOsxE nOxyS vs.. 8KEf.

SEW YOnA MOxyS N.8KEf.
Asg YORK, Zee 3.
hoNEY-547 per cent, closing at .
PRIME AEHUASrI.s EAPkA ot2 Ca per
cent
GOVERNMENTS Quiet but II m.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Generaily strong, but
with few noteworthy changes.
STATE SECUKIrIEs-Firm.
STOCKS Market strong and buoyant IN
early dealings, = nd prices advanced a 10 ~
per cent. After midday speculation Became
n shade weaker, ana there WAS a reaction oil
"a TO Ia per cent, but TINS soon gave way 10
d feeling OF strength and buoyancy, under
which the entire market, lea by Psct fic VI Ali
anu Erie, made a steady advance. The close
was IN most instances the highest Pc Mt tor
the dty. The general list ranged from q 10
3. per cent. one OF the features was tne In
crt AS d demand Tor investment in shares,
especially for Burlington Il Quincy. The
commission brokers' report more orders Tor
this class of securities than Tor some time
past ON tue disposition on the part OF In.
yesrorS to pay u advance of enormous jan
uary disbursements Tor Interests and clVi-
deEds, much OF which WILL be invested AT
this point.
81
COUPONS - 1881, l tt3s; new SIS 1 Ga:
new as registered l vo5sgl "a; coupons
l O55S ii U55.: sales. new A. resIsIeredl U21a;
sale, coupons O54g.i CO; curEencyos ooza
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Work in the SarR


with warm barn, a daily feeding of four
quarts Of shorts. two quarts of Inui an meal,
half peck OF carrots tor peck of mango S
feitwo months from now,) some early cut
hsy and 70 idering of We'll cured corn st ak g.
,weet corn preferred, viii keep up . good
fiDw : milk, and yield good results in butter.
l. is not advisable 10 lie: the stock remain out
loug in the yard during the winter season,
even though the sun lag be shining bright
iy, sirs &c there are often cold, chilly winds
even with the sunshine, while on such ucca-
sioas the cows generally hCddie mp In a
sheltered corner. Better far 10 keep them
comiDrJsD e In the barn, permitting them In
take their exercise ghiie gO,n, To the syElng
for drins. Finally, co not neg lee; using the
card or carry comb upon the cows, If not
very day AZ IestsL three or four time "A week
Kainunerative Results can only DE secured
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WORCESTER'S UNABRIDGED
Pictorial QllFtl Gii0lTJ

Bound in sheen. 1904 pages. over 100 IL
lustratiOns. Issue OI lss9.
Our contract win the publishers OF the
Dictionary expiT' Dec 3lst l5 ., and M-ssTs
=. r. Lippincott & 90 absolutely refuse TO
continue the contract beyond that date on
The same favorable terms We are, The TefOTe
compelled to WiIhdTaW the dictionary pre-
MUM 81 the exp ration OF the present year :
but We purToeely give ample nOllce, 30 that
our subscribers and the public IN general
may avail themselves Of The surprisingly
low teru.s TO gel tue Dict o uHTy IN CO nee
ton with THE ISDFPESDE>T- " = wlil sud
This DictiOnaTy To any p'T-on who VIII seBn
Us the names of Tire New SUD-cr. bers ana
Nine Dollars or VINO VIII, on renewing Iis
own subscription, IN advance, fend Us TT"
New Nance additional and $50, or who
will snew his own sHbscT pil"n Tor three
years In advance, and send Us 500: or Tor
new su hscrlbe for Lree years, and 9 90.
The regular price OF the Dlciion-Ty alone
at all the cook torres is 5000 while the low
est price for three YEAR subscription II g. 90.
Both the Dictionary and the three years suit
scr ption under this extraordinary offer, can,
there ore, tie had together Tor only - 90.
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Green House and window Plants.

iAgricuitur1st.
-Chrysanthemums after they havs now
cred, should be cut do IN, and the pots put in
the cellar, and have a rest, being left without
w-t-r. unless there IS danger OF becoming
"kiiirg Dry"
-Esneirg plants are more spt than others
to suffer rom dryness. To water them PEI
fectly, plunge the basket into bucket of
water g, let the Earth be-cme thoroughly
soaked through. Eeturn them TO their pis-
ces AFTER ali dripping has ceased.
Bulbs In pots are TO be brought out of the
cellar for early bloom, when the plants are
well rooted,
LIVES are among the most attractive Of
rom plants, and easy 10 mansRe. II viii
improve their condition greatly. to 60 over
them once q week, with sponge or sot
cloth, ard wash the dust from the leaves.
Tue operation takes much less time than one
would su ppsss. AID It allows The 1cale fnsec:,
the wort enemy OF the ivy, to be seen on its
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Admin stratoT $ .ioi &c.

STATE OF EANSA~, -
LEAVES WORTH CDUSTY.
In the PrO52te,COurtin and for said county.
In the matter of the estate OF James W.
HOrder, deceased.
NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN thst letters of
~ aJminl. trHtiOu, WITH the wlilsnnexed,
have been granted To the undersigned on the
estate of James ". HOICe~. late OF safe county +,
DECEASED, ~ the Honorable, the Probate
Court o; tFe Ca-Uty Sfbres4i1, dated the d
sons having e. I.S ~ amt the said estate
are hereby roe ii thft they must present
the 50 me- to the Undersigned for al lOwance,
within one year from fre q ate of said letters,
or they may De pTecIusled r. m any beDeft:
OF such estate and that lists~H claims be not
exhibited within three YEN ter the date OF
said letters, they shat! b. ''..-- r barred.
SAMUEL v. CIyIDlS,
Administrator, Win VII. annexed. Q. theCs-
tate OF James W. HordeT, deceslse,i.
THURSDAY, Dec. HE, lsi3, y3g
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RgzHNESS NOTES.


Wants the Legal Tender Withdrawn
new YogK, Dec. 9-Iu connection with
the memorial Of TIE business men Of New
York, in favor CT Withdrawing the legal
tender quality from greenbacks, the World
publishes the foilOwi1g 1xirsc: from a let
ter recently received froan Senator Bayard
ut Is not hostility 10 tie South that
makes the North solid. I; il spprehen
zion lest an uasise and ridiculous admin
is;rs.ion Of tie finances should iriure
northern properly srd Investments No
instrument i. SO dangerous Is the legal
tender paper currency, the Iedsemabiliiy Of
which may BE- endangered / do1's care
half 20 much for party success, although I
esteem it most highly, as , do for the great
service it would be to our whole country
and generatiors to succeed us.'
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SheriH's Sale. 10. I2S.

DUBLIC notice. hereby given tina. IN
4 der ana by virtue Of Il judgment ren
dered in the District g art IN the Courty o
L1sveGy OFtE, IN the - ate o. kansgs. IN al
action wherein Il. Clover Is P.ainur, and
Levi Ba idwin sni others are Defendants, and
OF an execution i-s-.s on ratd Judgment 20
ne directed ard ds'iyt rsd, ! vii GA Monday,
the 29th DIV OF December. 4, u 1873 al tleve a
O'Clock y OF IL Il day, at the south front
Goor of the Court Ecu q in the Of Le~v
enworth, Ia he CCan'y Of Lev r n, IN
the State Of KsESs. fer a. Pau q end
sell Tn he !ghsS; b deer, iGT cash 'taDcf
the folloSing des>~ 3D-ti tracts % iHft .fate-
lying sbd being IN the County OF : r.
worth, in Tne state OF hsI,5r, Dan5l5
Tn u.tsgst carter o. section fnr' ,
the Mort A. "a after % ssctiOa ten titl, =
EAST bsli OF Nor. Invest quarter o. section Q n
UgJ, all - TOvTrEh. . eleven III o. Range
twenty f2fi + -, cosIsining 500 screS
Dated al -.iu day o: SovsInber, 1873
P.G LOWE,
Sher q - i@sver worth Comfy, ktIsas-
Lu.l-L 3 sk-., Attorney for rIsiEtld.
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Answers TO NAM correspondents

In reply 20 numerous i,quiries from our
readers, concerning tie wonderful qualities
If the Great q srman Remedy, ST. JACOBS
OIL-mentiOned in our last lssue-Se would
inform them that the article may be obtained
from our retail druggists, or 10y their sid.
ASK for ST.. JACOBS OIL, and If the dealer
does not keep it in stock, he will be able TO
mcclure IL in q few d.yS from the wholesale
houses We understand there Is already an
immediate demand for the remedy, which
i not - very surprising when fl is cons dered
Whit il is daily acrom pli>h,ng in the wsy Of
relief and cures, bOTdeTng,ln some Instances,
ON ne niraCu Gus.
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Assignee S Not,c,.

FENlE creditors OF Sparrow & JOueS.and all
Il Persons interested are hereby notified
That lie undersigned assignee of the estate al
said SpaTTp- & Jones Will, on Saturday, The
s n day OF Dec-m Der, a. II. 1879, MAKE applI.
cation 10 the DIST net ,OUIt Of L-aven worth
county, Kansas. tor a discharge from MS said
trust, Ind viii ON that day file ms petition
for said discharge in sad court a. prov. ii q
for by The laws OF the state Of Kansas.
Dated October ., 1879.
GEORGE u. FARR,
ASS guee OF Sparrow L Jones.
Oc.2 2REt
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SherifT's Sale, No, 1875,

sIUBLIG notice is hereby given that un
4 der ana by virtue a. juC Sme ut rem
''eTcd IN ths District Court in he County q
IeayenwOTih, in the State of Kansas In an
action wherein Paul Z HaVens as trustee of
F. a ami y. Nj Ravens is Plaintiff, and
VI ch eel IL tCnarl5s, executor of the 'ast viii
and testament of Ger!Ocn George, deceased
and Others are Defendants, = nj OF AT eXscu-
'ion issued on sail jul Tu-~t. 10 ire DIR. cted
Hnd delivered, I VIII on GnEj y me .Hrn lay
al December A. ID 1879, at ELEVEN o'ciock, a.
Il OF that day. a. The south front doOr OF the
'onrt HOGS. IL Ghe city of LaaveuwOTtn, in
TIE 'oILtE Of LeavenwOTth, IN the State of
Kansas, offer at Public = lie ard sell to the
highest bidder, for cash in ha"d. the follow
ing described tract of land, Situa,s lynn and
beng n tie County of LsavenwUrth, III the
state of Kansas, namely: The southeast
quarter of section thir'y.ivr I3jl, in towDsnip
eight %, of range twenty t2Dj
Dated this 9th day OF November, 1873.
p q. Lowe.
Sheriff Of LeavenwOrth County. Kansas.
III. W. lte, Attorney tor Plaintiff.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-11
Cabbage. tor sheer.

Caohases sre cspItIl food for sheep at the
present De riod Old shepherds always pref I
them TO turnip.-ihey are such hearty food
SO they ssy; end 1t haFpsus thi, ) ear, owing
to the cool, damp sum ned 10 couo'r that ali
the early turnips are b al in quality.
] often wonder why caObases Are not grown
more. considering that s1e-p, cattle and pigs
are 5 L 50 ve-y fond OF them, and they are 81
nighiy nutIItive In their prupeTti-s- some
persons say their land II not wei al ipteu ioi
Them, anu Others say tner r.qI,Ie n Oh ma
nurIug: but the fact of their grOHing well on
sIuo-t al soils in gardens SENS To indicate
tn Il ISey might lie adopted into rield culture
much IN Dre tuan At present.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-11
A LIAM RUTHERFORD Cate Third

A LIAM RUTHERFORD Cate Third Audi.
N tor U. \. fr-a,uryl. Attorney and Coun-
selior at Law, % Grant Pls-ce, " AZ hingfon, ID.
c. Having been Third Auditor of the United
states Treasury for six ears. am thorough
IL familiar with the course of business before
the Government Depart nents- Special Al.
tsntion given to the settlements Of accounts
of all Government Officers POstmaStere.
Marsbals, Mail Contractors and others. VIII
practice before the supreme Court OF the U:
s., Court Of Claims, Patent Office, General
Land ONCE &c. &c Refers tn Hon samuel
F. Pninips, solicito: General Z -; Hon. Jas.
Gi.riilan, Treasurer Of the Z 8; Hon J. VI.
McGrag, sixth Auditor L. s Treasury.
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