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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17

The case of Nev er vs.. Maxwell was on trial
before yud e Crozier, al dav yesterday. The
cour. adjourned tn 10 % lock to-dsy.
NEW CASES.
The case of Gotlieb wahler VS.. John Nc
Kee. being an appeal fromj stice's Ourt.was
filled in the Office of the clerk of the district
court Yesterday.
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Deputy Sheriff Rohr left yesterday for osa-
watomie, with an under deputy from the
penitentisry. He had four insane convicts
in charge, 10 be delivered TO the Asylum
The three insane persons mentioned few
days ago will be brought back to this city
nv Mr. RGhr.
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Chief H0se1.

WASHINGTON, April l0-taisi Nose
and other Oregon Indians, nov here, visited
the commissioners Of Indian sfaIrs this
morning and hsd an informal interview, in
which Moses declared himsl i 20 be Z friend
70 the uki.cs
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To sll who are suffering from the errors and
indiscrefions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay Joss OF manhood, &C., will send
a recipe that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE, This great remedy. was discover.
ed by missionary IN South Amesiea Send
:. INHAx,A 111a q. ~ Xgk CO.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-17

The following transfer Of real estate was
filed with REGISTER Crowder stsrday:
Georpa w. Flrlzl.r. o. Cincinnati, Ohio, 10
FRANK Eiarnet, the southe - quarter of sec
ton 20, township II, range -, 81 GO.
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Word was received In the city yesterday, OF
the death OF Mr.. Henry Burt, who lived
about a mile and half distant from East
Leavenworth. The deceased was son of the
late Capt Burt, OF this city. and was q years
of age. He had been married about year.
His funeral took place at two O'Clock yester.
do
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PROPOSALS RECEIVED.

Atthe hours designated proposals were re-
ceIved and opened for the furnishing of beef
aud esh meats for ID months; manufacture
ing and laying In the walls Of buildings and
shops Of about ons million brick; 200 squares
roofing slate; 2l5 UCO feet assorted
timber for shops and buildings;
500 yards prison stripe and flannel, shoe
leather and findings for one year; and bed
tick, sheeting, hickory shifting, buttons and
threads, for one years supply OF each kind.
THE AWARDS.
The awards were made as follows:
Joseph Kermeyer, Of Lesvenworth, for
beef and flesh meats, at five cents per pound.
william Sargent, Of Lsavenworth, for the
brick, at s5.65 for each one thousand.
J.w GRANGER, of Leavenworth, for roofing
slate, felt and n ais, at s. IS pr square.
Al Angel, OF Lesveuworth. for the as
sorted lum her at s2l.SO per one thousand feet,
Edward Stickler. of Iowa City, Iowa, for
twelve ounce wooden stripe. at 45k cents per
yard; ounce wooden strip, at SIIa cents pei
yard; and 81 ounce flannel, 81 70 cents pei
yard
w. C. Lobenstein, of Lesvenworth, 70,
Hemlock slaughter sole, at 26 cents pei
p7und; wsxed upper leather, at 10 cents pei
pound and shoe pegs, nails, &C., at various
prices.
Weaver & Small, of Lesvenworth. for bed
| tick, at fifteen cents per yard; cotton shirt
| ing, at ten cents per ysrd sheeting, at nine
and one-hslf cents PER yard; Clarh's o. y
| T. cotton, at fifty-nfty cents per dozen spools
and pants buttons, buckles, &C., at various
| prices.
VOUCHERS EXAMINED.
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Ye. Mu.. Cure That Cough.

With Shilohis CONSUMPTION Cure you can
cure yourself 1t has established the fact
that Coo sumption can be cured, while for
Coughs, Bronchitis, whooping Cough, Asth-
ma. and all diseases of Throat and Lungs, IL
Is absolutely without an equal Two doses
will relieve your child of Group, 1t is pleas
ant to take and perfectly harm less TO the
youngest child, aud NO mother can afford TO
be without n. You can use two.thirds Of q
bottle and ir what We say is not true re win
refund the price paid. Price, 10 cts, 50 cts.
ard q Per bottle. II your lungs are sore Of
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PICKLES

-,ro~s- & B'acEwe.l's.-........ ~
Lea q pr-rin's Sauces, and Kerr
tCEsl- --sDsup.
.3sz Sugar { rcd Ham. Bacon
Shclld=g az .5eakfsst Bacon.
Gl--C. -r.si Fe.f
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1Meeklu Gimss
THURSDAY APRIL IL. 1879.
Erne SUCK.
Insanity Item,

Hon. Levi Wilson received a handsome
span Of black mares from San Antonio lex
as, yesterday, via the missouri racine.
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3-rpstt'z "a traots War
rs-ts- PEr@.

he money Gn any other n
.siIov, = cen one gallon lar
gOUsht o a. not being a. goo
nOnsy will D,' refunded Goo
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OTHER FACTS.

Prisoners reported TO be discharged during
April, 6.
Forty-five prisoners were reported for Vio-
lstion of the prison rules during tn: month
OF March.
In regard TO the securing ola suitable per-
sor TO & ke .hpTge of the coal mining, the
Warden reported having opened correspond
ence with quite a number of parties in dii-
ferent parts of the country and hoped dur
ing the month Of April to succeed In finding
some one fully competent to take charge OF
thai anferpriSs.
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house in the state. Prepared
.rs, 81. q. White Live, Plaster
cd as represented, can be re-
obs delivered TO Fort Lesvsp-
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Better Goods and more FOR
Mustard, for IJL- - cents, half
Paris and Cement. Any good
.Grnei at our expense and thg
zOrth free Of charge.
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JELL.IES.

Lvgsst assortment ever eps 10
70 elsy, q toe very choicest
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COFFEE.
GROUND COFFEE

81 lbs very best Rio Cohss, 10
~" best D. G. JAva,-.-- L0
AZ &" Mocha Coffee IL
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papers tJT--.---s-.----.s--=r : p.
Jar-np's yIurb f~aT- ~ -.
Tobacco, we retail at whole
sale prices
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CEECEEE


Jun - saa..a 49,
e E5s Whit Czs---aE. goa s-.--- %
5 5-.sS { lEvga Sc, fer .a.. ~
- Aars S-zlfarE ] 90
q bars 40. p .- 90
Fr-sh En.sc-. fB~z. aE.
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w a. iNsI
Mr.. HASKELL We thanked John
Sherman for that report thsn, and | thank
him for it now.
The men came from Missouri and other
States into the Territory who excited
the Legislature referred to by Mr.. Sherman
prop0s ed smenduent.
Mr.. SPEER /. rot John Sherman good
republican su'hority?
Mr.. HASKELL. Absolutely 40, 20 fa'
IS John Sherman goes: but | apprehsnC
that John Sherman simply represents
himself in this matter. / am speskirs
now from the stand point of a Republican
Representative from my State, and it make,
70 more difference to me what John SbeT-
m an said than it does that these laws wer,
voted for bv denocrs,s.
Mr. SPEER. | deaire to ak the gen
tleman further question, if he will per
NIT me.
Mr.. HASKELL. 1 cannot yield fur
ther at this time.
Gentlemen may say tia. this was simpl,
local feud that it was simply feut
that grew up between Kansas and the Dor
dering State OF Missouri. That is not true
! Armed bodies Of men were sent from Mis-
scuria, Alabama Georgia, South Csrolin'
and other States OF the South. Organic,
companies Of mill were sent into Kansa
no; for the purpose of protecting the pro
slsvfry men in voting 70. they were neve
denied II az privilege but votlng hemselve
at our elections.
;elfgentlemen on the other side of til
House that in view Of the history OF tina
State Won cannot find a man woman. O
child Who recollects The early incident
connected with Tie govssnment Of tha
sJUihpEy but Who dssiro to-day that u
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-04-29

Beverlv presents n mora striking
.,nssrsnes sh.n 4, bss IN sevcrsi
S : Ira
Mossrs. Uugx,ns A. Co. have sue.
ceeded Csyce q Sons On the mercau-
Tie business. They have an eIsgan,
stock OF goods. Their buoy little
clerk does ali An l,is power TO secure
thc natronage Of the ladies.
Yeater,lay was the regular preach
Ing day. Avery large crowd was In
attendance. Some were thcre for the
frat time In eight ycars. Glad 10
saw that their efforts were fully re-
wsrded by q besuiifuIs aud eloquent
sermon from Bro. Cave. - = =
We were glad 10 sec Mr. Les.
ICsyee among they pleasant faces
Al church Yesterday. Hc has been
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Resolution Of Thants..

Al :. p:..- q ~ u r n -
, U,sea n'',s .'syo ~ -, q " e. -
.Ii. "h s;.. ~ T., c..ar,,aa Ess $500 !
Ap'o subtle: 10. 1 .s: .s"'ns
cn w oecas'on y .as's n a I
oelsusa,'on ~ sns We " ~u, aausn,
sets y 'ne remg az, '. .ao J'1 s . .l
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Look 70 Jour ysns- Interests

z AtE - tFfAf tf4t' SKI KS if,ftl
we have frequently urged our
PEG ,,le to patrouize home industries
aud enterprises. We desire to call
special attentioa to the following
facts. Mr.. \. II. Turner on Main st.,
NEXT door 10 Howe's Jewelry Store,
has perfected arrangements With sew
eral largo publishing houscs and gen.
eral Wholesale music dealers aud u
prepared 70 sell ~ q the latest sheet
music at publishers prices. II the
people win unite In giving him thei'
orders he assures us that he VIII ordel
lA.handsome stock and keep On hant
Islfuli selection "a select from. NOV
ick ali unite in patronizing him an'
at an eaNy day no may be induced Z
establish 4 music department to III
busiuess whiell VIII he { sopFcef 9
great convenience to lovers ofsswese
|vtrains and harmonious melodies"
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a. ri I
Death has onco more invaded our
and laid heavy and
grievous asIlictions upon Mr.. and
Mrs. James w. McGehee, BY dcpriv-
Ing tnem OF their only child, little
Carl Carson, aged s months and i
DAYS, who died on Sunday, April
20ti,, 1879, after . very painful Illness.
Though little Carl lice In tho cold and
narrow vault Of y silent grave, and
his innocent aud musical laugh Ia
stilled and hushed forever, yet one 90
young and pure has only been added
10 the thronged host Of Heaven, there
10 await the coming Of father and
mother. Christ has said, "Snffcr IT.
tie children to como unto me and for
bid thcm not, for, Of such, Ia the
Kingdom OF Hcasoh.D God dothpo'
afiict willingly, nor gricve the child,
rem OF man though he causes grioi
vet will he have compassion accord
| ing to tho multitude Of, his tendel
mcrcies. To tho parents We offer on
heartfelt sympathy aud condolences y
their sad Bereavement and in,th'
aSweet BY and by''may theYall rmee
| on tho bsahtifnl ahote,Y and dwell
with the angels abasc.
/ 80 SHORT FELLow.
! Bellcyicw, ny.
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In Nsmcriam,,

..t ~ tt
Died vary suddenly In Kew York
civ on the evening Of Friday, April
Sbth 1870 william Alexander. sec.
ond son ''of Mrs. Jane and the late
Zachariah Glass. of Hopkiusyillo. XIV,
How are va daily reminded that
va ara mortall and mot only 80 but
that the summons to surrender
i;fa' and ALTA ioys. it, csres. lie tolls,
M smbI,ionsI Ia emulations, may be-
sent Al anv moment. and 10 be obeycd
insiantly. and without an instants re-
nrisve. ssThe master caIleth for thee !"
Il the all.sufIicient reason, Hearts
ara rant with anguish. stunncd by the
shock and warned by the bereaye-
mont. Great indeed 10 tho loss Of
ona like The friend OF our youth,
snstched from devoted mother as
Tin the twinkling OF an eye--from fam
| iiv and friends, Great IL Che loss
when death robs us Of such an exem-
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Thinking that some ofyopr readcrs
might be Interested In " hat 10 going
on In our pleasant little village Of
Trenton,.I will cndcavor to give YOU
% brief synopsis Of sous local news.l
THERE'S not much 10 DO: told about
Trenton, but itis QUO Of the iivelIest
little towns In tue State, aud like the
blue grass region. IL noted for its
pretty girls. ! heard q visitor 70.
mark the other day that the majority
|of the Trenton girls were pretty. OF
course every town has its share Of
homeliness. Aud 4 think the major
ity of the Trenton boys are handsome
too. Trenton also has .,its share of
| intelligcnce. Weshavetwo very fine
schools, Trenton Academy, conducted
By Prof p. A. Pointer, and Trenton
High School, presided over by DR..
J. 5. Stapp. Both are we'll attended,
and conducted In tho best of modern
educational systems.
Our Town Hall, over the Academy
building 10 tho pride Of Trenton. II
has just been built and turpished,
aud 10 capable Of sesting, comfortably
three handre6. We have already
had several theatrical troIbos, and
arc desirous Of being entertained by
every frst-class troupe that passe,
through. They hays hitherto passed
ne BY, not being aware of our hal
accommodations. There 10 some tall
Of Blind Tom visiting Va soon. There
will 10 fun enough for this week
CcccIia Crisp Is with US aud Intend,
10 spend tho week. She will appeal
Tonight In the celebrated drama O
l@Fanchon, the Merry Cricket Boy
bring out your girls. = z. Z.
| The Baptists held their Sunda,
School Convention here Saturday ant
Sunday. II was we'll attended, al
though the weather was very Threat
ening. There were many visitor
from Hopkinsviile, HsdensyilIe. Al
iensville. Russellville, and othe
height oring towns. Our handsom
young friend, DR.. Twyman, cam
down Saturday. expecting to 60 baeI
Sunday night, but was detained aiI
too late for tho ~ O'Clock train ,Spn
| day night, consequently had 10, sfay
over I'LL Monday morning. Very I'm
portant business detained him, Mia
Minnie Lander was also onnsof Il,
important visitors from Hoptinsyilis
Our lively young friend, Jim Cabs
niss, and his slater, Miss Jennie, wei
among the srrivals. There wer
.. .many others too numerous to, mes
ton. All enjoyed the conyentioi
especially John and his tall f'ricnt
about tho time the cock crew Satni
day night. The young ladier, usual
: such early risers, were very hard [
! get down to breakfast next mornini
The young folks expect to spen
! next Wednesday on Pilot Rock. II
tell you how We Ike II in nv next.
Prof. Pointers school Ia going
have 4 picnic near Woods Mill nel
!, Friday. Apply to Cross Wood "a
particulars. All are invited to con,
!. and bring dinners. .s;-s e
As my space 10 limited III "wait
week ANNIE.
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LAB, JOHNSON. Agent.
Money or Bloodl All persons in
debted to me must scome forward and
settle. ] cannot and win mot wait
any longer. ia. b..
We use pure drugs only in COM
pounding prescriptions. Gish &
fGaruer; at the Blue Front Drug Store.
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On the Wing.

.
The Bethel Sunday School Con.
vcntion, to which We alluded In our
last, met at Trenton last Saturday and
Sunday, 18th sad 9th inst. LA
considerable delegation headed by
Prof. Bust went up from this place
on the s o'clock train, but thS "big
four" consisted u Lige Sebrse, Gran.
Garth, John Twyman and tho
writer dad not 20 until Ethe evening
train. We arrived IN Trenton a few
minutes after 4PsM. aud found the
crowd d the church just dispensing.
Though almost total strangers several
fof the hospitable citizens insisted
upon taking charge Of us for the
night but we were constrained to
accept the hospitality. OF the chair.
man cfour delegation, LIge Ssbrss,
90 we repaired with him 10 tho house
Of his father. In the suburbs, whore
we we're entertained III royal style.
No sooner had the evening shades
begun 70 appear than Sebree and
Twy,nan conceived the dssigH OF
going "courting," and Of course we,
had to 60 along to take care OF them,
Right here We will let the Scurtsin
drop upon the, drama TIL the next
morning ''ste M 10y
Though tho prospect for rain waa
very favorable we went to town and
found large crowd at the church.
"A delegation Of asmall beysn from
HopkInsvills came on the train, but
flor some unknown cause. returncd
before diansr.s After some prelimi-
nary exercises In thess g. g. .ots,, Or,
Keen prsached an able sermon, after
which dinner was announced IN the
basement Of The church. We found
the table we'll supplied with good
things, and our -Four did the shb-
ject justice
The evening session consisted OF
speeches on different subjects, per-
tanning to u,e s. s, work, and was
concluded about 4 o'ciock. s,asas gs4
| Then came the interesting task OF
waiting iii after midnight for the
homo train. Thon Il was that DIR.
Twyman. one Of our "four," deserted
l.is colors and vert to cit up with a
"paticnt" till train time. AT that
time he failed 70 appear and w
were compelled 70 leave him behind,
No No ,,oab; lie "casc" was an sxtraor.
binary one. Sebree aud Garth had
gone fishing and they also were len,
1 Tho writer alono returned. He
boarded tho train aud requesting the
clever and polite conductor to awake
him at Hopkinsville, knew nc more till
homo wac reached SO wo are back
We are really unessy about Twyman
but maybe he will come up all right
We hope SO at any rate. He Is I
1 good follow, and possessed more liz
and Authorization than any other II
our crowd. We can only wait wi,i
anxiety his arrival. hoping that al
Iwill be we'll with him. II Sebre'
will "fork over" ,nesa Of flsh W
will not tell what "court" no attende,
Sunday. 81
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soc1A1lrIzs.
Born q Inc wils Own. Enni', on
the ae,h Il.t1sdsush'sE I


the 2e,h st,sdaush'sE
MIRA. John W. winfree, d casky
was In town Yesterday. 4 sM - Il
Mr.. Robs. S. Lander. Of Cerulean
was in tho eiiy Saturday Of last week,
Miss Fannie Jones, Of cadir, spsnt
last week with Miss Mamie Jesup.
Tho coda fsunts opened lass Tlmrs-
day with q "fres treat all round"
Mr.. r. 9. Terry . prominent
druggist Of Cadir was IN town Fri,
dag. Ak : -
Miss Sallie Rogers. q Cerulean
Springs beile was ID town a"day or
two azo- Il, 49,. -...s 4
Mr.. Carr T. Blakeiy, the post mas.
fer at Cerulsan Springs, Visited shs
city last week.
MIss Jennie Bell. If Trenton, was
in town Friday aud spent the night
with Miss Maggie Iienry.
Mr.. WA. Lowry Of Pembroke
was on lie Board of Tobacco buyers
OF last week.
Mira. Cabani.s and daughter re-
iurnsd yesterday from a visit 70
Trenton.
Hon. uauter Wood went 20 Cald-
well county yesterday 70 sstena Cir
cult Court.
Several young ladIes OF Bethel Fc-
male College went up TO attend the
Convection A 'rrepton last Saturday.
Mr. P. O. Jonss.o TrIgg, accom-
panied by his daughter, Miss Bernie.
was In town . few days since.
Mise Eaie Payne, returned Friday
from . visit Of several weeks to
friends IN the country.
Miss Bessie Lewis, Of Guthrie, 10
among the Young ladies Waiting
friends iathe city,
ir'ssmes '.odm ;. n r l''' .a.'s'
oay ITO" a"N"n' .s"". ~'"e'
10" e'. ~ y, ~ -
hr mm' bon"es'"an' ; "e" KNOWN
tobacco Ssyero o. New Orleans was
In town during 'ns sa'es o. last week
Mr.. WIN H.. hervsy' agent io'
'ohn =. hoF'Vn Von pao'icA''cehs'
pa'a . PREF v'''s Y our sane'am las
"sanssasy,
Mr.. Sam d, Gaines Deputy Grant
ms,'er ?, ,ne o'.'s Nsn' W - lsa'
oroAe r''ass y SssaH'<s : l'es' =
"o'A'"S"eh'* -
Mr,. Ike Hart. after having bee,
detained several weeks In o'nelnna'
by illnes', we are pleased 70 state IA
returned. stsga ~ f ,3
Mr.. G. l.. Wood, the polite and &C
commodasiag conductor OF Tho IA y
passenger IRAN, paio usa ore' cal
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HasE AND THERE

: Quarterly Court began Yesterday
We learn that a, large barn on the
farm Of Mrs. Major, near town, has
recently been raisd BY tho wiad.
A freight tram was wrecked yester.
day morning three miles north Of
town, and the north botfnd mail de-
layedson.e time. istae
1 Tho sabterranean pipe, connecting
the Elevator with tho Planning Mill,
passing down Railroad Street, has
been taken up for repairs. '''F
Many Of our citizens are greatly
and materially improving and bsauti-a
Tying their homes by putting up uicci
fences, planting shrubbery, elc. at
/ Mr.. r. ScilwIetzer, late Of Evans.
willie, has located here and opened a
cigar store on the corner Of Nashville
aud Railroad strects. He manufac-
lures his own cigars, and will no
doubt do a lucrative business. nav
Az Marty A., svsrs, ys.t,essen-,srt
~. ~, rr,dsy a. p.d r,v.r On .
,ng.,r.a,,,or Th.v ,v,,, rsr,,,r
..s $3.50. ~ a, lam, s.,,r.
hi 4, ! q, 81 !. 4, s.asr :. .,,,,,,.
IN. ,a..,. e. 49,. lin. - ,so,,. 'p'.''
~ ...j l.s..,....A ~.
ravages OF the tobacco fy. from the
farmers; but It IL our opinion that
owing 10 the scvore winter they will
not appear ID sufIicient numbers 70
Affect the crop. . D.. ...- Ss...ss.s
80. 49,. .,,,,..,. .,,,. ,,,n,v
=. -. -, :. -. - ~.
. ~ sr 80
~. ~. - {. s.s,.,,., ,,..,,sv,s. Ia n.
. -. "a. .s.s. -. s...., .,.sh, -
! ~ ,,.,..',.h,rhsv Than I kite. y
w - =
we would IKE 70 nave g0ou cor
respondents VINO VII wr''e newly
letters from every seeuon y "s
cfltuly- aud also from Trenton, LGru-
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Several new Advertisements appear
in this issue, which came u too late
TO DO noticed in our local columns,
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Sales by Abernathy & Co., April
23rd, of57 hhds. yas follows. .
p hhds. Good to comrnan lsaf
~ IS to 600. AZ All
"a hhds. Low leaf, s5 90 To 4 90. !.
q hhds. Lngs s3 80 to 2 10.
Sold BY s. G, .BaekneT r. hhds.I
Mediam to good leaf. Z SO to 5 ~.
~ hhds,. Common to low leaf 5 SO
to 6 as. ess 55aT siaoea Lac2{. s..s... a
l9fhhds. Good to fne lugs,y3 So to
s 25. s-S ~ 80 n -s..,,
Z % hhds. Common to medium ligs,
2 rs to 3 rs. ss v, \, IN. Il Xxx ,5'fi
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PICKENS sHERIFF'S SALES.

VIII be sold in the town of Jasper P!ckens
county, within the legal hours OF sale on the
iirsi Tuesday in September next the following
property 10 wit: Sixty acres Of lot of lard No.
300 IN the 24,h district and 2d section of said
county being the south east corner OF said lot.
Levied on as the properly of James w. Bowen
to satisfy fifs issued from Pickeus Superior
Court IN favor of Alfred II. Coqutt, Governor,
IS Andrew Bowen. principal. aud James ".
Bowen and James Pack. securities.
Also at the same and place Lot Of land No.
: in the l2th dist and "a SECTION of said county
comtsiming 100 acres Levied ON as the proper
" of joel Hunt and w. o. Saftod executors
and heirs a, law at A G. Saifod. dec ased, to
satisfy fla Issued from Pckens Superior
Couri in favor of A. Moss and J. Dunn for the
use OF officers Of Court. Property pointed out
by plaintiffs attorneys. This July 3lsf, 1879.
JOHN F. LINDSEY, Sheriff.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-08-07

9'ke Macon Photograph says:-
Mr. r. ~. Jones, of Baker county,
has gotten out bale of new cotton
and astonishes all by The eallinegs Of
his crop The bale was carried TO
the warehouse of Messrs. N. & A. +.
Tiff & Co., and sold by the firm to
MIR. Jacob Larcb, Of Albany, for
twenty one and a quarter cents per
pound. The weight of the bale was
1872 pounds This is the sixth year
that Mr.. z. w. Jones has succeeded
10 winning the honorable distinction
of raising aud getting to market the
first bale of the new staple. The
time this year too is remarkably early
when the unfavorable season is CON
sidered.