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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27

I
LEAyESwokIH COUNTY.
In tse Disttet Co,it sit,irg in and n std Co.-
".
Sophia Camp Plaintiff.
William ~ Pleas, Mrs. ArzeIIs Pleas, Hen
y a. Russell, John ,hgIcniIi, EmilIne
Mills, John X Camp, Henry Cay TIE
Board of County Commissioners aud IL
ward StiliiE.s. Defendants.
UTILLI 81 II. PLEAS and Yrs Arzelia
w Pleas, ia the state Of Missouri, viii
take notice that ON the 10Th day Of January
A ID, lo's, tue aDove-nansd plaintin, did
ME her petition in th- District Cont sitting
within and for the county Of LeavenwOrih :
in said State of Kansas, against IN. Ssi
vii lam 81. Pleas, Mrs. Arz=lia Pleas, Henry
A. Russell, John Churchill, EmiliDe MILE,
John X. Camp, Henry Gay, The Board OF
County Commissioners Of LeavenwOrth
County and Edward -tIll!ngs, setting forfn
tDat the said W iiliam NJ. Pleas aud Mrs. Ar
Eel a Pleas, his vile, gave "A mortgage 10 the
saif Henry Gay, on lots one o. and two N
ia block fifteen tiJl Of the original town Of
IeasenWorth tor secure the payment OF
Z, 200 20 according to certain bonds referred
10 IN such mortgage, that since the giving OF
SAID mortgage, the other defendant CAIN
some interest ia sid tract 1f lan1. Inaf
said.plaintin is the owner Of one OF said ponds
uin cred ~ and praying That Id William
h n tas may pay SAID sum now claimed by
nsr, 70 oe que Win the taxes PAID, amount
frG IA the zcth dag of January 1871 ard costs
or that seid Premises may be sold TO paw The
same, and the said William NJ Pleas and
Mis-, ATzelia Pleas, are notified that they are
fequiTed 10 appear ard answer said petition
On or before the 7th day of March, A ID ls7y
or in default of such answer the m .tfers and
thlpgs charged and stated In said plsintif's
petition Will be IaEen as confessed and a de-
cree enterei against you according 10 the
prayer OF said petition.
SOPHIA CAMP,
Plaintiff.
By HHsRY NJ. HERxAN, her Attorney.
1ti
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A BRIGHT snd beautiful child shows in
its very expression that its Boby hood was
not as-ocisled with Opium, cordiais, etc
for the continued u-- II o iGm IL sntsg-
onistic to health TIE v-lu 4bie AID hizh-
" recommended remedy fyr The disorders
OF 6aby hood, DIR Bull'- Baby syrup, is ab,
soiuleIy free from MOrphia aud all other
dangerous agents, ard can be safely EN-
pllyei al all tines Price % cents.
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PREMIUMS.

We offer Rev. Joseph Cooks valuable new
volumes entitled "BIOLaGY." "IRASCEN-
DENTALISN," ''OETHODDNY," CONSCIENCE, I"
III kREDITl" and "GAREIAGE," embOdyIng
IN a revised and corrected rTm, the author :
previous remarkable Monday Lectures. They
are pubiIsIe-i in handsome book form by
H0ugutOn, OSZoOd Il CO., of Boston We
VIII mail a copy of any one volume, post
paid, tOaGy subscriber To The INDEPENDENT
VINO RENTS US 81 for yesr, in advance; or
any subscriber may remit $3.50 and We VIII
send M" The ISDEPE SDENr Tor Two years,
IN iid vance, anu two NOiumsS postpaid: or
any three NOiun e. post paid. JD any Que
sub~cTih-r VINO reuIIt> $500 lar tt'"-- --~s-4s
Ia augs-nIe-
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LFGAI.
;, Sher ~ e. rs Sale. o za

nTTsr - S,T n Sale. 30 za-
Ia uade. SG a s.l5 q l., l. .HIEkEsT GWEN
oy yj'.sr. IN In. Iis'r.ct cl,-, ~, Gi tldgner
an acton U.lh, In the s,ste O.! ,.' i.e Sognty
si1lif ana a. ~. zI5e zen s E3znns sasi1asz "a (.
>aiti iH-51s,,,,h M Of sn ex. c.;,,-,' ;tier> sr
yiIi on Monda,To Ms 70 . I d,ireele aus. d. &-zS d, "a ,
ID ls7' st eleysf ..,o,l - sn'rd Gay q aisrrb
ia te Cifv f,'.l Of iTai I door OF lie com ~ day
LeSyen 6rtI. ifi in f ':ort n s Coaniyy .;
cash in h,nS ,,g an seiI 70 Tie hisL L.,t.', .L. az
ofland, si;n r.; zoe iio.,owing desc.l5' 5.'g' fr
" OF Levsawor''ihih = ing ard oeins in the a',, '',
l1rpe. SAFE or IsaI.ss>.
~ L1,s S,ss a7,,, .r sixteen rs. seventeen ~
ser eleven M ,'c a. Ga, ,,' ,. ia o, \ ss
lily Of L. ayeuvorf!, Nisioa 20 tas
'''ea 'his sVJh day OF sauu-tr. Is-a
Sheriff of I.ssvsr,r,.-.,. ? q I'VE.
sH, attorney iaT PlaiutIg '''>'-s-
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, =
LEAyESwokIH COUNTY, -
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Sheriff $ Sale, NO. 80,

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVFN
i Ihat under ana by virtue Of an eNccu iOT
issued ON a judgment rendered In ana ton Ia
the District Court, IN the County Of L.aVen
worth. In the State of Kansas, wherein sam
uel J. Suliy Is PlaiLtifi, and John Hum
u efendant, 10 me directed aud delivered,
Will, on Monday, the twenty -fOl rth day o
March \. r. 1873, at II O'Clock A. ". of tuar day
at the south front door of the Court House. IN
the city OI LeaveuwOrth, in the COuu Y Ol
LravenwOrtn in the state of kansas 0ii-T al
public sale and sell To the highest bidder, f1i
ash in hand the following described tract Of
land, situate lying anu being in the 'ouaty
of LeavenNOTth, in the Stale OF Kansas
namely:
ll0acreS of of the east side Of the south
west u quarter of - tiOu twenty one. town
ship eight of range iweuty-Cne.
said property has been levied upO0 and is
To De sOid aS the property OF john y. nuhu.
Dated tins 2OtH day OI / eb-utrv, 1872
T.. G.. LOWE,
Sheriff of L"avenwnrth County, Kansas,
= BAKF4;, Attorney fuT PiaintII
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For sale By all druggists.
uFn. Fyy., Dose Gives i.elief.,,

Trlsl Bottles Dr. Swsvnes Compound Syrup
OF Wild Cherry, 25 Cents.
The distressing cough, which Threatened
serious results, Is quickly cured before deyei-
oping a fatal pu uimonsry affection. For ali
tiroat, breast and lung disorders, Asthma, or
Bronchial affections, Hopping Cough, Liver
Complaint, Blood splitting, &C, no remedy is
so prompt and efiectual as "Dr. Swayne's
Compound Syrup Of " lid Cherry"
~ have mace use of this preparation for
many years, and lis proved to be very relia-
Ole aud efiicacious in the treatment of severe
and long standing coughs / know OF two
patients, now IN comfortable health, and
who but for its use / consider would not be
living. ISAAC ;. HERBElN, NJ. ID.
straustovn, B-rks county, Pa.
P-ice-TrIal bottles, . cents; large size, 81
or six for s5. a single IS cent bottle Will Oft
entimes cure a recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk of LIE.
Prepared only by Dr. Swsyne Son, Phils-
pei mia Sold by leading Dru sists in Leav-
en- Gorlb, by Arnold & Hunt Campbell and
SeEGIiCk. wed-iri sur. AZ "
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When the l. gi-lsIGre Of Louisa a, IN
1868, pledged the fsiyh If the 81 te L tn
presrrv alton Of the franchises Df The Louis
lana S.ste Lottery, it bHilIed better that il
knew, ior The supreme law Il the lrTd, a.
decided bF The Supreme Court of rhe Unued
states, has pronouGc,d the dicGum mat
c"htrac made uu-t br adhered 10, and
ihe iranchi-,s of the Louisiana State Lot
terry, wIth its va-t ,PItai # over million
OF dollar, must remain for Il iiIeen years YET,
until the expiration Of the original term.
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WLHoET's ToSIC.-UNFAILISG AND IL
FAIuBLE!-This great Chill Tonic cures
Chills without the intervention Of doctors
and their bills. No consulting visits-no pre-
scrip,ioIis 10 be iiiled-no huge bills, en-
failing pecuniary em6arrassments, added 10
Ioss OF health. Ii ia the friend of the poor
man, because it enables him to earn q liv-
iDg, and of the rich, because it prepares
him to enjoy his wealth. This great boon
to mankind il cheap, safe and prompt.
WHEELoCK, FISLAY & Go, Proprietors,
New Orleans.
l.. l. II I.r-c.1.:-.-.
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ScrtnturaI sutnn.irr.

In the early ages Of me world perfumes
wee constantly used, and the, have the
ga ssDstion II sc,,ptD,oi duaA0Tt y" The
patrons of perfumes al al times have beeu
the most polished People in the world, and
in this gge no refined lady or gentleman
cuu-id.rs their toilet c1mpi-te without the
U-e of som. delis btful ent lie DR. Price
Unique Perfumes, which are really the
u M Of all odars 2iG&S
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Gi1 st. Charlie. Street,
Treats % torn, Of kencrai -. .saaa-, .-.r-.
.- Emissions and oeEaa. Debility,
~ug-rG.c.oG success. No mattel s...I ig..-..
ra.i uf ,.TI-: pamphlet oE c1us-ll--,I- 're.
Can r.'-r 90 tns medical gi-.--...a .r ..
uur-, of The Co1HgT
-'0~Iia~iilUe--~tr BOOK, 2h1-r .r....
Es,.uuDot NoNA>Hp.u' NAaa.N.
I4geG.ueu-s % Marriages o.. -.....
al cure Sent Ss@if''ty sc0f,ar TH
ID for 90 cents, by DE. g. Warn e,
II St. Charles Street, St Louis, Mo-
'Ne grra, Er-riali-. Fn1- Ers works.
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s Sheriff $ S. e: no. 81.

Dup.r" rom - HEREBY CIV y
That under and by virtue OF iurs
ment rendered in the District Court ia O.,
County of Leayen worth, in the state Ut bs.us.,,
IN an action wherein Harriet BrubIktl
IA hrE own ben (, and Aaron Evan,
aS gus rdian Of Florence Bruhaker
charles Bfub baker and Annie BTubfIser. are
Plaintiffs, snd Henry FRANKIE and others ar,
DrieUd1niS, and Of an execution issued ON
said Judgment u me directed and delivered
l wilI ON Monday. the 2itn day of NuCH
~ D. 1873, TT eleven O'cipck a. II. oi thal
days the south front door Oftn, Court HOgs-
IN the City OF L-avsuwOTtH, in the County
OF LessNenwOTtu. IN the state OF Kansas, Oti.-i
al public sale and sell to the ui.H'St bidder
trac; OF land. situate lying and being m The
Lounty oi LeaveLw Ortu, IN the state of Kan
SIS, usmely:
That part OF the no thsaSt Quarter Of sec.
tion number twentv-tOur a. IN TOWNSHIP IL
number nine 90, south of the base linz Oi
range number 1--WE nty-twO t-2l, .aS: Uf the
sixth principal meridian, which Is bounded
a. follows, to wit:
h ginning at the southwest corr or Cf said
quarter section, running thence north al0us
The west line Ci sald quart CtipG nine
TX 1901 IOtS, running thence east on humid
Il ami sixty rods ~ tue east line of sid
qU~ft-r section IunUiu thence south two ID
rods, rum NJ thence w - sixty iGH| rods run
ming theme" south ninety lOur 90 rods IL The
SnJIn line Of 81 "a quarter sect on. Tuuni NJ
thence west one uuUTCi 900 rods 70 the
place of beginning.
Dated this 2tJE day of February, Is5p
+. u. Ly~E +,
Sheriff OF IeavenwOrih IA County. Kansas.
COUGH ~ WHEAT, Attorneys for George
Immethun, Daniel L=ahy and Em.Iy
Brennert Defendants.
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coMPouED EXIT .,scr
Sarsapariiia and Dar ss;;o, w,..
Iodine ofF,,tassium.

now generally introduc sd in nos, of :,
N States, and Is the most no,,,i.
the marEets IL ia fully endorss
l. end a. gists, and no,
Wes,e rank Il ,,,. 'edies for III
remedy IL. >oS and zig tor
by PHYSICIAN
stands in the from. >1;s. So,
renovation Of the bi, So.e2s,.-, 10, |,
and strength to the iivei. - 81:
1t Is one of the best rem,
S,.ot,.f a.o.I ~ Ntr ills.
diseases, such as st. Anthcny's Fire,
sipelas, Pimples Pustul-s, Blotchss, b.
Tumors, letter or Salt Rheum, Sca!d Hesa,
Ring Worm, Ulcers and sores, Chronic l.
Rheumatism, Syphilit,ic and all mercurisl -
di-etses, and general diseases arising from
Impurities OF the blood. Il
Ii forms a powerful Alternative for the Il.
renovation of the blood and for the restors- of
tion of tone and strength 10 the system a.
when debilitated by disease. sn an
This valuable remedy Is prepared by the ju1
Brown Medicine and Manufacturing Co, wi
with The formula in full printed on the bot a. a.
ON as follows: in
p,RJS -Sa-saparilIa root. Honduras, Trr
,;;Jev' y aNGrihh u Foot. iAo' 1ello" Doch bel
Root, 900: Wild Cherry Bark I,lrO: senna -
Leaves, 80; Rhuberb Root 80: Guiacum. | 80.
800: Iodid= Potassium 90; White Sugar, | /,
100; Gly cerine, 1900; Alcohol, 80 = cent, 7
IS SJG; Water, 5 iGg' Mix and percolsTe. Fla tU,
yored same as Compound syrup SarsaparIlia, sS.
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Wicked E..r.lersImen.

al believe 1t to be all wrong and even
wicked for clergymen or other public men
to be led into giving testimonials to 9uack
doctors or vile stuf.s called medicines, but
when q really meritorious article is made
up of common valuable remedies known to
all, and that all physicians use and trust in
daily. We should freely commend it. i
therefore cheerfully and heartily commend
Hop Bit:ers for the good they have done
me and my friends, firmly believing they
have DO equal for family Use. will not
be WITHOUT them"
Rev. -, Washington, D. c.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
Sheriff's SeI9 No. 81.

DCBLIC NOTICE IS HERtBY GIVEN,
L That under nd by virtue OF q Judgment
rendered In the District COuTT ~ the { Guufv
OF LeayenwOrtn, in tue stale of Kansas, in an
action wherein Charles +. kramer j. Plaintiff,
aud Richard W. Eudd and others are Defend
ants, and OF and au execution issued on sad
Judg lent To me d dir. cted ana delIs eTUC, ! qI
IN Monday, ths Ssvent-t nth CByipI March A .
ID. 1873, at eleven O'Clock A. u OF that t!sfy, aJ
the south front door of the Court Hpu,a, in
the City Of LeavenWOrth, IN tine County Of
Lc9venwOTtn, in the State CT Kansas, offer
at Pubic sale and SELL TO the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, the fC!iOWiUg desert ed
tract OF land sit uate, lying aEu being IN the
County ot L1.tNeawO-tL, IL tie -,ste OF Ran
saS, namely
COMMENCING at point which Is five
hundred and twenty and six ten as feet north
OF a point which II iOTIy-fOUr yards east Of
the OutheaSt cOrEerOf tne south WeSf quarter
OF section twent y-SeTcn, in IOwEshi pc light, OF
range twtnty-IwO, thence east two huudT, d
and ten feet. thence north eighty fve feet,
rrn boundary Of Seventeenth str ct, theme.
north ON said bOuuueTy lire one huuir q
and ten yards 10 the supposed line Of Miami
street, a to the center OF SAID street, being
the southeast corner of "A tract OF I4Hd con-
tanning two and one fiith acres conveyed 10
one OLHnnOr, thence west on the south line
OF tald OtOnnOr tract n!uefy-seVs Yards
corner OF The tract heretofore conveyed 10
Margaret CreaSer, thence west two hundred
and nine and zig ty-Sight one IUudT. dtiS
feet to the SOUthwe-J corner OF said CTra~CT
tract, thence souyh two hundred ami sixty
i've f-rt TO the pace Of beginning, contain
Dated this 18Th day OF February 1879.
+ O. 10 T.
Sheriff Of Leavenw0rth County, Kansas.
LUCIES BAKEn Attorney FOR FlalHtin
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A sure 1.hlus.

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
are warranted 10 cure Gonnorn1ea, 6leet, Cor
dee, STRUCTURES. Diseases OF the Kidneys, Bisd-
der and Urinary organs OF males end fe-
males.
Dr. Hunters Specific No. 2 Is q cure remedy
TOR the Spermatorrnpa, seminal Weakness,
nightly emissions. the loss of power, caused
oy seif-abuse or excessive indulgence. Price
OF Dr. Hunter's Sp-cidc q per bottle. Injec-
ton, 81 per bottle. sent everywhere by ex-
press DIR. j. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor, No.
il5, North Seventh s.reet, -. Louis, Missouri
Send tao stamps for lreatlse. Cure guzr2n-
teed or the money refunded.
Iheo. Egersdorn. Agent, Lesyenworsh,
Ksnsss. may yl2.eod&w.
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~. aaiiy Growing.

The Brown Medicine ard Manufacturing
Compsny is steadily Increasing Us business.
Orders are every ' received from di-tant
paris Of New M-xicu, Colorado and all other
Territories. hi. Company r'f=cts great
credit not only upon LssveHworth, but lhe
Whole State OF Il an-ss. Their Remedies are
il demand every where.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27

the Centaur linimcnrs are Of two
kinds. The White is for the human fami-
Iy: the Yellow is for horses, sheep and 9th
er animals. Testimonials Of the effects pro-
dnoed by these remarkable preparations are
wrapped around every bottle, and may be
procured of any druggist, sent by mail from
the Office OF The CENTAUR COMPANY, 4e Dey
Street, New York City. janl0wlyr
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First Assignment OF q es-narch
Term \. So. 1879

| CI.KKK AND LOWE SHERIFF.
MoHDAy March 37d, 1879.
$3.50 Atchison Va. Hook,
$500 Rsd=r ". Mooney.
6lO7 y. Y Lie In-ursnce Company VS.
Alliance Insurance Company.
66i9 X z K. K ca. vs.. Leavenworth Co
| 67l6 burke VS.. Buke.
6767 Lash Vs. B-p"nlse ct al.
6793 Olsson SIS. Mooney ct al.
MS Hunks VI. Hanks
7l9l Briggs W. BfiRgs.
7225 ODounell vs. Rtinecker.
1900 Kiamp vs. Winter ct al.
1873 Pea,hssy Va Peashwsy.
1897 Oleson vs. Mooney.
1888 Same Va Mccarthy.
1891 Cade vs. Cade.
1895 Drummond vs. Phelau et al.
1iOi Stewart Vs. Patterson.
TUEsDAy, MARCH ith, 1879.
.4O6 Towne VS. Lewis ct al.
1i2I Douglas. vs. Gaole et al.
7Ii3 Wells VS.. Wells
7i44 Mesuer W. Mesner.
1852 Davis vs.. Davis.
7453 Kunz vs. Lidrll ct al.
7454 Same Va Cnmes-ig ct al.
746l Ide "a Receiver &c, Va. Russell.
7i6i Robertson Va R,bzrtson.
7476 Davids W. DdvidS.
7477 Uume;hun vs. Ummeihun.
14Sl Sutton " Sutton.
1888 Parker ". Parker.
1856 McCrsck-n vs. Gohe ct al.
7i9I Bradshaw vs.. Bradshaw.
-5U5 Keenan, ct al. vs.. X. c. Il. L. Co.
75I0 Thompson ys. Thompson.
"WEDNESDAY, MARCH ,. 1879.
63i0 Green, Administrator VS.. Williams
Administrator.
oslo Harris Va. Pine.
615l Russell Va Anthony.
69o0 Stone 80. Smith.
l75l State ". Jackson.
1852 Same -. Jackson.
1853 Same vs.. Clay.
THURSDAY, MARCH, 1TH, 1879.
1854 State vs.. X R-ynolds.
1860 Same W.. Edsaris-four cases.
l7Gi Same vs.. HsrTis-four cases.
FRIDAY, MARCH 1TH, 1879.
70SS Mower vs. Burgess.
71i Moore vs.. Ha~lhorne, ct al.
7l37 Challis Va Smith, ct al.
7l3S Sayward Va. Curran, ~ a..
1l4i Phillips Va. Shoyer.
92i5 Cooper ". Durkee.
1919 R-ams VS. No. Val. Bridge Co.
1850 Parker vs.. same.
1898 Hinson vs.. Eiwards.
400 Bpually, et al. VI. Human, e. al.
MONDAY MARCH, 10TH, 1879.
1915 State Va. NcGill.
1867 Same VS.. Smith.
1903 Same VI LeSi-.
l.55 Same VI. Lane.
4590 Em4lie vs.. Leaveuwor.h City.
5657 Geagsn W. Geiger
5s22 SSiizer Manufacturing Co. vs.. B.in.
6SS6 Sksggs vs. Meyers, ct al
6i0i Stone W. Leavenworih City.
TUEspAY, MARCH l1rH, 1879.
1856 State vs. Davis.
l751 Same VS. Green
l75S Same vs.. Robinson.
1853 Same va. Same.
6j23 BAN vs.. Haas ct al.
t91S Woodward, as-ig Ise, &c, vs. Eaves
ct al.
1905 Car. ey vs L-sveaworth City.
1Uli Woodward, assignee, &c, vs.. Hens'ey.
1882 Bsder VS. Bond.
1894 Glover VI. Bald win ct 81.
1229 Crsnston VI. Ryan.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18TH, 1879.
1928 Travis vs. Travis
1880 Mccormick vs. Mccormick.
1868 Smith ct al Va Lowe ct al.
1870 Smith Va Kelley ct al.
1871 Smith We B dwell ct al.
1872 Smith vs. Ratcbford ct al.
1873 Smith Va Caldx well.
1874 Smith VS. Ferry ct al.
THURSDAY, MARCH 18Th, 1879.
1895 Leslie vs. Smith.
7i30 First National Bank Va Richards ct al.
743l Phe1ix Mutual Insurance Company
vs Pendery ct al
1883 Bulkley W Green ct al.
7i36 Clarke vs. Rogers ct al.
7437 Insley vs. Rice ct al.
FRIDAY, MARCH, l4rH, 1879.
7439 Havens, administr ator, vs. Hunt ct al.
7440 Hiatt vs.. Leberton ct al.
7iil Same Va Bnlkley ct al.
7442 Beard va. Viii e, administrator.
7445 SCHNEIDER va. Shub@rt.
74iS Lsavenworth Va. Decker ct al.
7449 Green vs Bulkley ct al.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
aNBTHER TTGR.
Prom VIM. -cNeTi 1IoHgH, 10 Pref
s-Enuei- . ho - Now at IEe HAS


hHsnuet-- = h0 is Now sL the lras.
nIoa ous-
LEAvENwoRTH, Feb. lith, 1879.
POfsSSor 5 5Huei-:
DEAR SIR-ihe glasses purchssed Of
YOU -Ome dsys sirce suit NE r.
markedly vel. rhey relieve my eyes and
/ can RID with them with ease
print rhst | cannot read with the max. d
eye have tried for two year. or mere
to, get gla--es al pisd to my eges, but have
never before found anything hat VIA at ali
satisfactory, sud | t,ke pi-a-uTe in statius :
yau i,t.d ne = n iho-s ! now use in le-s
ihan two minutes. ] take y'sasure in stat
ing that, 50 far as can jatge. deem you
entire master Of your Profession, ami take
pleasure IN Recommending you "a we'll
worthy Of the parroaage OF the public.
Very respectfully y"G@-,
WM MCNEIL CLoUGH.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
1lleehIg Gimes
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1879.
EOIiCe.

Nr. E A. Clisbse, who is now on the
line Of the Kansas Central Rsilway, Is
neither an agent OF THE TINES or the
Br Jwn Medicine and Manufacturing Com
paDy. lie il entitled to 10 credit on &C,
count Of this paper Mr. x. I,
Stevens Is our only authorized agent.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27

Nrs. Gen. sherman, wife Of the great sol
tl.F, saSr: al have frequently purchased
DuTsnE's rheumatic Remedy for friends suf-
ierilg with rheumatism, esd in every in.
sI8uCe 70 wOrzeI ike magic" Sold by all
Druggists send tor circular 10 Il. n Help
EeuStelG Druggist, Washington. ID. Z.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27

Deayer, sud about he same distance from
Canon City, in a northwest direction. The
site OF the presen: town i two 70 three mile,
from the mouth If California Gulch, and
northeast from the old mining town oi
I Malta The site l. an eli. iole one for i'm
provenents having gentle slope from the
| gulch up 10 ~ards the toot-niil-, or branches
| of the mountain, with sufficient area for q
| large city. TIE preseut population IL from
500 TO 10000 and the iLtiux about one
hundred and hf.y, and departures about
| fifty daily.
Th- number of paying minea is about
| twenty. This includes the Fryer Hill
mines, ten or t&eiv- in one group, and sev
eraI Others in different lncati .ns. The
mines are mostly rich deposits Of csrbou-
| aes of lead, mixed with iron and silver
and covered with porIhyry and undsrlsid
| with limestone.
soME OF THE RECENT DISCOVERIES
present more distinct Iod-s aud frequently
deposits Of g,lena rich with silver are dis
covered AZ short distance from the sur
face. Many have sunk shafts from one
hundred to two hundred or three hundred
feet without striking ore, but all are hope
full Timber at present Is plenty, but lum-
her is scarce. There sre nine SAW mills in
operation, but the lumber is used as fast as
made. Five smelling mills are in operation
and several Others building.
Access TO Lead vile il by Denver, over
the North Park railroad, seventy miller,
and seventy mile. stsging, and the number
Of passenger about seventy to one hundred
per day. Another route is by way Of Can
ON City, and one hundred and twenty miles
staging The numb- per day, by this route,
Is from thirty TO sixty.
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe rail
rosd, and South Park railroad, are making
great effJrts TO extend their roads. The
former expect to get TO Lesdville, by July,
and the latter by Septemter.
OLD LEAvESwoKrHIASs
! met our old tOwnsmen. Z. II. Gruber,
Pendry ana q, ddard, and George Fry, and
all full of hope, snd ali seeming 10 be do
ing we'll.
While there net Mr.. Tavlsr looking
for q location fur "a saw mil, John Gordon
Is going 10 establish grocery -iore, Charles
CurrIer selling cigars, also Mr.. Aaur
j zius s.liing drv gso's. Gov. Carney, N.Y.
self and two more friends made up the
Leavenvorth deles alton.
NEARLY EVERY TOWN HAS ITS REPaE sENTA
TIyEs
there while the Black Hills. Georgetown,
Boulder and other mining to~Ds are de-
serted for Leadviiie.
Ali crestior seems TO be moving towards
LsAdyilie. Everything viii he overdone
and many teOiie viii io-e their time and
mop.y while WILL few f,Tiuclte ones make |
heir pile easy.
There aIe rich mines at Iesdviile |
without doubt. the mining is e4ry. The |
ores are not refractory. Succe-s to the
miners Is comparatively easy. Living If
not very dear and If any cne must try |
their luck in q mining venture the prom
Use is - good there any mining country
yet found.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27

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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-02-27
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