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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-13

SIAIt OF KANSAS
LFANkNWoiITH COUNTY.
~ OrICE IL HEREBY GIVEN. that AT 3.
~ I, gulaT meeting OF the BpsT, OF County
commissioners, begun and held ut the Court
house, In the clty of Lesyeuwortn, in said
'OuutV End state, ON the sLI day Of October
y. II. 1873, i. Ahtru and others or Sherman
TOW bsalP. hOt!sehOideTs of satd county, pre-
scented and filed a petition asking said Board
% Commissioners for the appointment OF
Viewers - view, survey, NgCate and relocate
<fo al IN said township, ana vscsJe the road
Know u as Tue duncan road, nom the North
west corner Cf the Southwest quarter of Sec
iI"n :, Township u, 'nse2z - IinwoOd sta
tipn, ami ak for the location in lien thereof
OF a road commencing ut said Northwest
corner Of the southwest quarter of section
:. township T.. Range p, si.d running thence
East on" quarter of "a mile To the eighty acre
lnr thence south along said ighty acre line
10 the center of the road from Lenake 10 In
wood.
III. PRAYER of the petitioners was granted,
anu j. = Pence, James k-elan and Spencer
Baker were appointed Viewers, To meet at
the house OF 2. A hern, in sherman township
ON the -ith day az November. 1879, at ten
u.ciork "a. m, or In case Of failure To meet on
me Jay oe-lGnaied, then on the following
cay, anu proceed 10 view said road, and give
70 al parties concerned "a hearing.
Nv order or the Hoard.
WI j. w. NIEilASs, county Clerk.
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just n Friendly Gall.

BERLIN, Nov. 1.-The French Amba..
sador ia visiting Bismarck at Versin. No
political importance Is attached to the cir
cumstance, "a the invitation was given come
time ago, but the visi, was postponed until
the present time, in consequence of Bis
msrck's indisposiiion.
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ships

LONDON, November 1.-THE steamer
Milanese, Captain Tswdrey, from Boston
for this port, is at Gravesend with hole
in her port bow, from collision last nigh,
Oft Dungers with the Norwegian ship
Bokhora, Captain Larsen, from Antwerp
The latter sank. All on board were saved
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A Good Plan.

As ian ounce of prevention is worth a
pound of cure" It is a good plan to buy bot.
tie of HRESS FEVER TONIC, and during the
season when Chills. Fever are prevalent take
a small dose daily thus preventing the posi-
bility of contracting any Maiarial disease. II
you nave the Ague buy bottle and be cured
promptly and surely The money refunded
IL IL dose not cure. 1t contains no Quinine or
Poison, and is pleasant To take
Aug 2l-W4mO
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Sheriff's Sale No. i22,

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that IN.
der and by virtue of a Judgment rem
d-red In the District Court IN the County al
Leavenworth, in the State Of Kansas. In at
action wherein the Phiisdel ph,a Trust sale
Deposit and Insurance Company, a. Admin
stratOr, with the will annexed of the estate oi
r A.Shower deceased, GaS plRintIf', and prSn-
do j. Hopkins and Others we're defendants,
ana OF an execution issued on said Judgment.
to me directed and delivered, / Will ON
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER.
A. ID. 1879, AT eleven o'clock A. ". of that
day, at the South front door of the Court
House in the city of Leavenworth, In the
County Of Leaveuworth, in the State of Kan
softer at Pubic sale and sell To the high
est bidder, for cash in hand. the following
described tract of land, situate, lying and
being in the County of LesvsnwOrth, in the
State Of Kansas, namely:
Lot number thirteen (l3l, in block number
thirty-oue (3l), in Clare and Rees' addition
To the City of Leavenworth.
Dated this 18Th day of November, A 1879
L. u. LON T..
Sheriff Of Leaveuworth County. kaIls.s-.
II. ". lnE, Attorney for plaintiff.
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STATE OF KANSAS,
LEAN ENwORTH COUSTY. ~
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN, that 81 q
AN regular meeting OF O. e AID of Comfy
Commissioners, begun and IA I'D at the CODT
House, in the CITY of L. venS D., IN said
Comfy and state. On the S'h day of 'rtHbtI
A. ID. 1873. LOGAN Isigier, and Otnes@ eli Reno
Township, hOusebOlders of said 'Junty, pre-
scented ana filed n petition ashiBg ssid Board
Of Commissioners for the appointment 81
Vie wers to view sury.y and locate "a road IN
ssid Township, cone fnencing al the south
west corner Of the town Of Fall La, and
running sGut on section lire Dn' quarter o.
"A mile. The prayer 81 the petitioners We
granted. and W. T. Griffith, John SIneIssT
and WIN. Mitchell were appointed viewers
10 meet ut the house of logan /-'sler, IL
Reno Township an the 18Th day % Mover
Der, 1873, at ten O'Clock A N, or In c1,>- Of
failure To meet ON the day designated, tus u
on the following day, anu proceed ." view
said rOsl, and give to ali paroles cOnCsI ned,
a hesnns-
By oruer Of the Board.
W.T. j. W. NIEHACS, County Clerk
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Picked Oysters.
rE~ahaannl

Drain the liquor from the oysters and add
to it whole pepper. alspice, a few sticks OF
mace and salt. When this liquor boils drop
in the oysters and boil them one minute.
Then take them out quickly and cool them
Add half rs much vinegar as liquor boil a
few minutes and pour over the Oy slers-
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A ps-erteT Arrested,

officer Miller arrested a supposed deserter
from the sth infantry yesterday morning
about six O'Clock. The prisoner is charged
with stealing a y nat cOrn-t instrument and
DISCRETION He stoutlv denies being the man
but the officers think differently.
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EotiCei
WILLIAM GEORGE, Plaintiff,
vs..
ELIZABETH GFoEgE. Defendant.

NyOT, ELIZABETH GEORGE, TAKE
notice that you hay. been sued IN IN.
above namei court, by the above raIneC
Plaintiff, and tnaI the said plaintiff nas
filed his petition against you, pr > Ing
said Court TOR judgment for uIyOrc'
from you, the SAID Defendant, ON tu'
following grounds, To VIII: GrO-s neg
lect of duty and adultery; and ina
unless yoI answer SAID petition on tine Zi~l
day of November. 1872 judgment VIII b.
rende, eli against yOu aio. q aid.
T.. THOLES,
Oct9-w4t iaintiI' > Attorney.
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A Good Word For the Black-birds.
INipdicafOr

Our farmers tell US that thousands of black
birds are swsrming in the fields of cotton and
destroying the cotton-worm AS they go. Very
few worms can be found "webbed up and
the plsnuer feels good. The destruction by
the bird this year Is accounted for only by
the effects OF the game laws, which are just
heinz felt
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Prominent Members OF the Chicago
Hoard of IHnde A1re.fed

CHICAGO, November IL. - Bainhard
Eowenrhsl and three members Of the Board
OF Trade were arrested to-day and put un-
der - 900 bail on the charge of raising
No. 3 barley to No. 2 by bleaching. The
arrested parties claim it is blackmsil
schama
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-13
Change in the Peruvian Ministry,

LONDON, November ll.-Telegrsms from
Lima, dated October ID, state thst there
has been a change in the Peruvian minis
try; but the telegrams make no mention OF
any popular disturbances.
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O~JobSE -uthT 1919 J
STATE OF KANSAS, ..
LEAvENwoRTH CoUNTY.J
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN, that Ut a reg,
~ ulsr meeting OF the Board OF County
,OInmi ssioners, begun and held ST the Courj
house, III the ,IIy of Le-YenwOrth, In said
County and stat, Cn TIE Stu day of Oci0r.r,
A. ID lo1Y, j. 4. SCnrJ-tn and others at KICK
poo TOwDship, hOuseLoideTs oi said county
presented and flied a petition, aSkius saId
Board ofCommissiOners for TIE appointment
of Viewers To view, survey, change ana IL
locate a road in said Township. snown ~ the
Hoberg Road, commencing - hc W. I, Ol
section Z, township 5. range -. aud Loo, ste
the same upon the section line, Instead Gl
running as IL now does. said change II UI IL,
land of J. &. Schroeth.
The prayer Il the petitioners was granted,
and I. r. A. Daniei>, Nat. Henderson and
Bedj amin Bishop were appointed Viewer, "a
NEE AT the hou,r OF JObn & SchfOeth, In
kickapOo To~n hip. On the 18th dsy Oi No
yember, 1873, al ten O'Clock ~ Al on ia case OF
failure 10 meet on the day designated, then
on the following day, and proceed to view
said road, and give to all IaiIies concerned a
hearing.
by order of the Board,
2tw. j. W. HIEHAUs, county C!eik
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OuR Lands
TEXchauRe.l

The extent OF our unoccupied fertile lands
has favored the expansion Of ifood produc-
ton. Should Immigration continne, q II
probably viii, and better seasons give IaEyeg
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PROVERBS.


"None can be sic< when the stomach
blood, liver and kidneys are healthy, snc
Hop Bitters keep them so."
The greatest nourishing tonic, appe-
tier, strengthened and curative on esrtt
Hop Bitters."
at il impossible to remain long sics
1r out of health, where Hop Bitters are
Used
why do Hop Bitters cure so much =
Because they give good digestion. rlcl
blood and healthy action Of all the organs.
"No ms,ter what your feelings or all
ment, Hop Bitters wall do you good"
Remember. Hop Bltters never doe.
larm, but good, always and continually
"Purify the blood, cleanse the stomach
md sweelen the breath with Hop Birters.
"QuIet nerves and balmy sleep IN hol
Bitters."
mo health with inactive liver and
urinary org AIS without Hop Bitters."
Try Hop Couch -ure and Pain
Relief.
For sale hy sRNOLD & HUNT, GFoRGE 4
EDDY and THO. EGGELsDOBF, Wholesale.
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Friday, November .. 1879.

Board met AT 10 O'Clock Z. present, Com
missloners squlTes, Richards anu JAIME.
| PIcsiEs-full board present.
Petitions from LeavenwOrth City, ~, Fair
mount Jognship, Reno township ~, Tonga
noNie township, Sherman township, High
Prairie township and Delaware township
ask ing the Board 10 resci I'd order made Oct
l7tG. 1879, Withdrawing opposition to the
transfer OF Kansas Pacinc railroad stock 10
Kansas central ralls company, were pre-.
scented examined aud ordered received and
placed on file.
The following letter was presented, read
and ordered received and placed Oh nile:
Mr.. NiehIuS-DerT Sir;
When Iil, County Board takes action on
the above and other ike petitions, Will you
PIE a>e read to The BoaId the copy OF lette,
below"
LEsYENwOkTH, KAN, Nov. 5, 1873
Hon. james picksns-Dear !Su:
Enclosed please tnd copy of petition for
signatures Of al VITO are opposed to the
county Transferring the h. +. suock without
value ec5iVrd by the COuuty.
When Erst learned OF the probability of
the Commissioners taking the action They
did, .ndeavored to see you personally ia
protest against IL ana row believe that IL the
interest OF the county in this case is properly
protected that very large part OF county
Indebtedness can be cancelled py the iu'eI.
est al the county in the X. r. stock. Over
and above every other thing for the benefit
OF this county stands the reduction of the
debt either by liquidation or compromise
and believing that the acJion of TIE Board on
the l1lh OI October was an error that ii not
only gives away without consideration very
valuable property OF the county, but 1t aiso
by THIS action retsrds and puts in doubt tue
success of the compromise OF the debt of the
county In which II re all so mucn interest
ed. IN my opinion the dispute between the
county and the X. T.. road should he
settled 10y fair compromise and then the
county ard the Kansas Central Company
could lou - one Interest in any suit with
the h. Co. IL the County Board had re-
qu.re'i The h. &. to turn in 10 the county,
SAL stl5 go Of county debt for their failure to
I-iaciorv Ia all the people. So long they
CAIN the stock absolutely, the suit In the
United .aies Court should ne vigorous; ?
prosecuted ny the county. Believing that
Board may take such action will result IN
the reduction OF the DEBT of the county.
Yours truly,
which matter was laid over To- 40 o'cioc X
A. NJ. tO-InoTrow. to give To all parties d
hearing.
Propose Is for diminishing groceries TO the
County for Poor House ana County poor
were on motion ordered opened and read
Tbs following are the bidders:
Alex. Kirk,
VIM. oriey.
j = NOSttr.
Which were referred to the Committee of
the Whole.
Thomas Warner. of Easton, presented a
petition for liquor license, certified to by
The trustees % having the required number
OF slsners. Ii WAS. on motion Of Commits
siouer squir-s granted, upon the payment OF
siOc aud give bond required by law
contracts aud bonds o. 6eo. Craften ard
Chas. X. Chaplin. for building and repairin.s
and approved.
Adjournment
On motion, the Board adjourned to Q
O'Clock tomorrow.
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Monday, November 10, 1879.
AFTERNOON SESSION..

Board met. pursuant to adjournment
absent two: Present, Commissioner Rich
arts ~
Commissioner Richard adjourned the
Board 10 , z. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Bosrd met, pursuant to adjournment; pres
EFT full Dsrd.
Joseph Goeber presented a substitute bid
for original, changing the heading ITO be
paid for at the end OF SIX month";" and II not
paid for at the end six n.ouths contract 10 be
received.
CommissionG Richards moved that the
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Simmons Liver Regulator
or Medicine.

IL eminently n Family Medicine; and by
being kept ready for lnmehiate resoA will
sty- ANY an hour Of sun ring and IhRhy
dollar IN time and doctors bills.
After over forty years trial IL IS still re-
reiViug the most unqualified testimonials to
Its virtues from persons Of the Highest char
acteF and resuons ibliity- Eminen' pnysi-
clans commend II 10. all diseases OF the
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Take Simm onS' Liver Regu-


essiness anu pam in the side. Sometimes
the pain Is ia the shoulder, and Is mistaken
for rheumatism The siomt ch il affected
with loss of appetite and sickness, bowels in
general coStive. sometimes altering with lax,
The head IL troubled with pain, and duh
heavy sensation, considerable loss OF MEM
DRY ompauted with painful sensation of
having left undone something which ought
10 have been done. often comps ining of
times many Of the ahoye sym IONS attend
tn disease, and at other times very few
them, ont the IIyer is generally the organ
most involved. The cheapest, purest and
besI family medicine in the world. For Dys-
pepsia, Conslip patton, JaundIce, Bilious
attacks, Sick Headache. Colic, Oppression of
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AS AN FFFFCTUsL SPECIFIC.

simmons Liver Regulator IL certainly n
Specific Tor that class OI comp ANTS which a
G. aims TO cure. IL any of our fellow beings
are suffering from hepatic disorders and
have doubts in relation Ia the efficacy of tnls
popular preparation, We can only offer them
~. simple and candid argument of Philip TO
Nathaniel, Come aud see " Try the pro
posed remedy and then you can judge tor
yourSelves--gev. David wills, Pastor OF
Pre>byJeris n Church, Macon, Ga.
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COUNTY BOARD.

Proceedings Of she BOARD. Had OctO.
| her 80, ana November =, and 10
is.3-Adjourn-d Meetins-OmcIal-
October -. 1879.
Board met, pursua ant TO ad tournament; pres.
sent, two; absent Commissioner James
Pickens, Chairman, ~.
On motion, mmiksioner Squires took
the chair.
On motion of Commissioner Richards, pro.
possls on sundry bridges and culverts were
Opened ana read.
the Eiston and Wildwood road, near A. Penn
beTtUn's,
For masonry, per cubic yard.............s2.75
Earth work, per cubic Las
For culvert near Buchanan's Grove, same
figures.
James Tiernev proposed to build a culyert
near Buchanan's Grove.
For masonry, per cubic yard ...............s2 y
For earth work, per cubic yard ........ l2k
Ih1s II. Chaplin proposed to rebuild the
approaches to Stranger bridge on the LIE.
compton road, Alexandria township.
SIS. 50
And repair bridge at Lin wood:
For. 251.o1
John Huhey proposed to repair bridge ct
Linwood
VI S-So "
Commissioner Rtcnards moved that the
contract be awarded TO Mr.. CrOften for cIi-
vert on Eistol and Wildwood road and 10
James Tierny tor culvort at Buchanan's
Grove and To Chss. II. Chaplin for repairing
appIo aches t. strangers bridge, LecOmpton
road, Alexandria township, aud To Chas. ii
Chaplin for repairing bridge at LinwOOd !:
theS being the lowest bidders The motion
was al pied
Commissioner Richards moved that they
sign contracts ana Geo. t,rOt,On To give bond
in the >um OF $500. and James rierney in the
sum II $50, and ,n.s h. Chaplin in the sum
OF $50 for StranSer bridge approaches anu
in the sum OF 500 for repairs o: bridge at
LiEwood, aud bonds 10 he for the faithful
performance OF The contracts awarded them.
Adopted.
Commissioner Richards moved that the
building OF cuiverts and repairs be under the
supervision OF The County Engineer.
Adopted
Adjournment.
On motion the Board adjourned 20 10 O'Clock
A. M, Friday, November 7tn, lo19-
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Road Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, \
LEAN ENHORrH. NAN. Z
OCTOBER 2UJn, IS-g. |
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CEnIAHE OuS,

orr 20 Accents EruGt per We.I WI
NTH sefN F"a... ..Hr f"r.... -L IS Duf-t Tree
NSSsSS LD.E I.EuJI1rJ -. 2Is Tul'.uSt.,I
oGtg,stmO
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Road Notice.

COUNTY CLEEE's rTFIrE
LEANsSWORTH, NA-.,
OrInEEE ---I-l- u .
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70 ItIGUir7 Crrra Cans CsE Gjn Ea'gs as
c~1 sorf.,t .sTd-, name II gold, Toe RAY
- Co, r.. VAIN. ioIi. &C. mI}-w-lat
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r%ATCHES. c.-1.- .0 The knosB Torri.
- a. As--s ~--I--. LIs 90 IL IL $ Co, Chicago
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loNpAY. THE l5ru DAY oE pECEMRER-
Road Notice.
October 2Utn,
STATE OF KANSAS,

COUNTY. CLERKS CFFICE.
WORTH, KANSAS,
O,sLs,is-T 2uIu IS4g
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| THE STATE OF KANSAS. 7
LE-ANENWoErH COUNTY. -.
/ IEf'c District e. 1rf y L trs9c-7fts Co47fl
+ 7. Goddard, Pla,ntfu.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1879-11-20
A Cool Letter from a Husband.
London world.l


I have become accidently possessed of
the following letter, which is correct
copy of one lately addressed by Cor
poral 0f Marines to his wife, from ves-
sci which is at present stationed off the
west coast of Africa.
WIFE-I was greatly surprised to
hear from you Through my Captain). I
had forgotten that was married, and to
tell you the truth, had entirely forgot
ten you. should have thought that a
handsome young woman like you would
have been above applying to poor
marine for help. I think you have been
guided by your mother in this matter,
as you have in all others. Well, should
like you to act upon my advice for
once; that is to take no notice of your
mother, do the best you can for yourself,
and, if possible, get married again. 1t
might be better for you. | can assure
you that never will trouble you as long
as live. l am very comfortable in the
service, and there is no doubt but that
shall stay in the service for the next Is
years. My Captain said that he would
not interfere with my private affairs, and
if had any trouble with you to take no
notice of it. / must now conclude, and
Idon't think shall ever see you or Man
chester again, for l have greater attrac-
tions in Portsmouth than any other part
of England.
"I remain, etc. lass
"P. ST. cannot return your letter as
it is lost"
In this letter the sternness of the war;
rior and the Inconsistency of the sailor are
fearfully and wonderfully combined.
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On the Gallons.

Myron A. Buell., aged twenty, was hanged
last Friday at Cooperstown, New York. for the
murder the 25th of last June of Catherine
May Richards, aged fifteen. Buell. made a
full confession of his crime having assaulted
the girl in a cow stable, then turned the bull
loose to make it appear that the animal had
killed her. Miss Richards was IL hand
some and accomplished young lady.
Chas. Drews and Franklin Stichler were
hanged upon the same day for the murder
of Joseph Baber at Indiantown Gap, Pa, on
the 7th of December last. The execution took
place at Lebanon, Pa. After the white cap was
pulled over their faces, and just before the drop
fell, both men trembled perceptiby, Stichler in
particular, and Drew's voice was heard re-
marking in German to Stichler Crank, now,
we go to heaven" Immediately after this
the sheriff touched he spring, the large cross
piece fell to the ground, but both men remained
trembling on the gallows. They were evi-
IDENTIFY additionally distressed by being ignorant
of the cause of delay. Both their bodies shook
violently. The mishap in the work of the drop,
however, did not cause moro than delay ofone
minute, and at IL :0S o'clock the drop fell,
their bodies having fall of three feet. Their
struggles were not violent, and both seemed to
die easy, although directly after the drop fell
Stohler's body moved convuisveIy. 1t will be
remembered that Raber was killed for the in
surance money on his life.
Jordan Sheats (colored) was hanged on the
same day at Danielsville, Ga, for the murder
of John Ledbetter (white) on the Oath of Feb
ruary last