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CLIFFORD'S
FEBRIFUGE
Tho Great Malarial Antidote
CLIFFORD'S
FEBRIFUGE
Eradicates fever and Ague.
CLIFFORD'S
FEBRIFUGE
Never known to tall.
CLIFFORD'S
FEBRIFUGE
Snre Core for Dnmb Agnc.
CLIFFORD'S
FEBRIFUGE
Cores Periodical Headache.
CLIFFORD'S
FEBRIFUGE
lhe Greatest Tonio Knou.
CLIFFORD'S
FEBRIFUGE
Cores Bilious Fever.
CLIFFORD'S
FEBRIFUGE
Safe. Certain. Sore and Speedy.
CLIFFORD'S
FEBRIFUGE
Unfailing and Infallible
CLIFFORD'S
FEBRIFUGE
TOR SAIX EVERYWHERE.
Special Local Nonces.
P-rri.An "Uisirattd rnou jro papc) on
Mami.kiii! Womanhood! Makkiaok! Illl
p unguis In vMrrtik. th r.us and cure
1-Vll' ."CMT't Mtlltd tn-t paid ltr 5rr-frts, bj
Uk C WHirri it. 2i7 h' cimrlrs Stree'.-i
lxiu k, .Mo , tile gnat r-JHClallst Itedd 111
voik.
U.VPSESEfiTABLE KFAD3
are In a moment Uautlflt-d by the operation
of
CRISTADORO'P HAIR DYE.
Wliic'i without the slightest, trouble, Im
parts o the hair oftlie head, the whisker,
beaid or mustat-lie, any shade of brown or
Ihelnos!, terfecl black, Ldlt-t call use 1
-without t-olllui; ilii Ir lingers. It Is the most
expeditious hntrd)elu the word, and the
ooyouc fne Irum eytry poisonous lnsre
lieut,a!id tl at contains a nourishing ana
emollient eitt utile principal.
O ifctodoro'ft Hair Priinrvntiv
a valuable adjunct to the t-. In dressing
and pioiuoliiiK the gro-.rth and jierfect lit all I
of the hair, and of itself, when used .louts
a safeguard that protect lire tibrt-s from de
cay under all circumstanced ami under al
climes Mmiutaclured by J. CltlssTADOKO,
No 33 William bt , New Yirk. .sold by a.i
Druggists. Applied by all Hair Linsers.,
eoaiw
Tile First Iltlsc ClvenlCt llcf.'
Trial ISoltlea Dr. Swayne'a Compound Byinr
of . lid Cherry, 25 Cent.
Tho dlstrehlns couh, which threatened
serious results. Is tjulckly cured Ik-ore deel
oping a fatal pu lnouary Htlecllon. For all
throat, breast and lung disorders, Asthma, or
Bronchial ufteclions, lloopins Cough, Live
Complaint, IIIoodpittlnc,Ac no remedy Is
ko prompt and etlt-cliial as Dr. ywayiieV
ComNuud Syrup of Wild Cherry."
"I have made use of this preparation foi
many years, and Ills proved to he very relia
ble and elflcacious lu the Ireatmeut ol seven
and lout; standing coughs. 1 know ol lw
patients, now in comfortable health, and
who but for Its use I consider would not tx
living. ISAAC h. HKItliKlN, M. IJ.
r.traustorn, llerks ctmnty. Pa
Price Trial botilea, Scents: larue site.S,
or nix for Jo. A single a cent fttittlv will oft
enUmes cure a recent cough or cold, ano
thus prevent much sutlerim; and risk ol lile
Prepared only by l'r.J-wnyne V -svn, Plilla
delphla. Sold by leiulins Iru rlstf In Leav
enworth, by Arnold lluut Camptiell and
Keudriuk. wed.fn.nnn. w
A Mire 'luiim.
Ur. Hunter's Specific and Injection No.
are wai taiited to cure Uonunriuea, Uloet.Cor
dee. Strictures, Plsttases ol the Kidneys, Blad
der and Urinary organs of xnalea and Its
Dr. Hunter's Hpecinc No. 2 Ua surereniedj
lor the rsjtermaiorrho, f-erulual Weakness,
nightly emissions the lo of jaiwer, caused
by sell-abu-4orexceHsie indulgence lrict
ol Dr. Hui.U.r"ssHcitic it kt bottle, Injec
tlon,iler Is. I! Ik. &eiil every wlwre by ex
preas l)r. J. Dlnsla-er, sole proprietor. No
415, North Se etith s! reel, .U Louis, llssouri
bend two stamis ltr realise. Cure guaran
tee.! or the money refunded.
Theo. KKersdorff. Asent, Leavenworth,
Kan. niH12-odftw.
"What Kvfhi iioih KmcinrV A Goon
CATIlAl.TIC AMI AlTI-lII.IOL" .MhlllCIN'B
Keepyour liver healthy, aud thus ward oil
xuanv disirelni complaints, tiy iilut:
-? ayne'a Tar and Karspnlla Pills." Curts
Mck or nervous beadaclie, dizxiness, hlllous
ne, bad taste In the mouth, dH.sla, In
want pile-, all complaints of tne stomach
and Iwwels. They act Keiitly, without any
pain oruripliiir, au4l do not leave the bouels
cotlve.us is Hie case wiih ninny other pur
eatives Prepared only by Dr. hwayne 4
hViu, Phlladelphi.i, and sold at 2i culs a box
by leading drucc.sts. bold at wholesale by
Akmilk llf.vr. Drulsts and retail by
Campbell i Keudrlrk. wed-frisunAw
You .Tliisl Cluro'lli&t Vllsli.
With Shlloli'i Consumption Cure you can
cure ouis'ir. it has establishtd the lact
that Co. sumption can be cured, while for
Cuuti, Ilnmcbltii, lKHipluir Coujrli, Asth
ilia, and all dieaM. of Tbnial mid Luug, It
Is absolute!) wllhout an -iil. TModoses
will leileve jourcld'dof Cioup, 11 is pleas
ant to take and iifectly hanulesa to the
youiij-stciil tl, and no mother cm afftiitl to
tie without It. YtMic.u Use two-thlrds of a
hot leaud liwliatwe aay is ntit ttue we will
refund lllepilce paid. Prh-e, lUcls oil cts
and SI ierbottle. If your lunt:s aresoreor
chest tr back lame use Milloti's Ptmius Plas
ler. Ssold by Arnold A. Hunt. Wholesale
Deilerf. wedfrls ui,Aw
"IIackmetack" a popular and fragrant
perlume. Isold by Arnold .t Hunt, who.esale
drusni-ts Leavenworth, Kansas, and hy re
tall dealers ueuerally. oew-wedJcfri
Wliv will you sutler with l)ysepia and
Liver Complaint, Coustiiallou, aud general
tlehllity wnen vou cau Ketatoar store trill
ion's System Vltalizer whlrli w sell on a
positive. uarantee Incur you? Price lOcts.,
and Ttcts. For sa e by Arnold A Hunt,
wholesale dlu'lsL-.
ItcUtuic. files.
Tlie Symptom are moisture, like perspira
tion. Intense Itching, increased by scratch
ing, very dismissing, particularly at night
as if pin worms were crawling in ind
about the rectum, the private parts re
sometimes affected; if allowed to continue,
very serious results may follow. Dr. fcjwayue's
All Healing Ointment Is a pleasant
sure cure.
HOME CARES. We were great sufferers
I ram Itching Piles, the eymploms were as
above desenbed, the use ol Swayue's Oint
ment In a short time made a perfect cure.
I.W.IHBI4T, Boot A Shoe House, SUN.
lid Ml
r. C. WEYSIAN, Hitter, 8 H. Elgth Bt. PhU
a lelphla.
Reader, If yoa are snfferm? from this dl
ttMslng Complaint, or Tetter, Itch, fecald
Hsad, Ring Worm, Harbers' Itch, any Crusty,
Bcaly, Skin buptlou, use Swayne's Oint
ment and be cured, sent my mall to anv
address on receipt of price, lln currency or
postage stamps), SO centa a oox, three boxes
(I&. Address letters Dr. SwayneA son.SV
N. Sixth street, Phlladelpnla. No change for
advice. Sold ur leading druggists. In Leav
enworth, by .Arnold Hunt Campbell an"
Kendrlck. tnesthnrsaUtW
Snre Tbtna-.
Dr. King's Syphilitic Remedy Is warranted
to cure Syphilis In the primary, secondary
and tertiary stages and In all Its varied and
complicated forms and will cure the worst
eases of venereal diseases; cases which have
xesisieu me treatment ol uie most eminent
physicians of America. It cures the first
stage aud heals the ulcers In a few days. It
cures ulcers In the mouth. nose, throat. htut
arms and legs; also hard pains In the bones
anu joints, swemug oi joints, sypmullc rheu
matlsm. etc. In a short time. Price nvednl
larsper package. Sent everywhere by ex-
Ereas. A treatise on sexual disease, free,
ent mailed lor two stamps. Sold bv Dr. J.
Dlnsbeer. 415, North 8evenh street. St, Louis,
jso. unres guarauieeu or iir. uiuuey reiuna
d. Theo. Egersdorff, scent, Leavenworth
T-"" mlleodAwlrr
fine watches lcweji..
New price list of Am siican
' Wailbam Watches, with de
scription aud prices or over
10J fine Gold or rllver Watch-
es sent to any address for Se
j stamp. It describ-s bow I
' send Watches to all parts of
the mnntrr to ba full v exam
ined before paying -anv monev. Undoubted
reference eleen- S. H. WHJTfi, Jeweler,
Newark, N.J. wit.
Notice.
mHE CREDITORS whose claims have been
adowed against the estate of Sparrow &
Juoes, are hereby notified that I have this
day aeclared a dividend ot five per cenr. The
sMsaewl Ibotaidatar office in tow CM? of
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THURSDAY. MAY 8. 1879.
r.ronomle Apeet.
The economic asi-eci is a stioug point In fa
vor of lr. Price's p-clal K.avonng rlxtracts,
Vanilla, Orange, IWse, Almond, Ixmon,
etc They are thtee times the strength of
theo'dlnary exiracls; the bottles hold near
ly twice as.much those sold for Hie same size.
Keal IStateTrauxfcrn.
The following real estate tranfclers were
filed with Register Crowder yesterday:
Joseph Heury.of Kansas City, Mo. to John
Blgler, lots 10 and IT, block 9, In Kxing Roe-
lofson & Co.'s subdlv Islon; i'i.
lietj w. LewU, Jr. end wife to John Tad
hope, the north half and southwest o.aarler
of the northeast quarter of section 2, town
ship 13, range 21; tl JOT.
The Labor Oiliest Ion.
This one of the oM(st questions known to
political economy. The warfare between
capital and labor hs been going oa for the
list J.OuJyeari, more or leM.am.' is raging
For had blood take Raadalis, the Ureal
Southern Remedy. Warranted to cure all
scrofulous humors, eruptions Ac, and
cleanbe the system of all Impurities.
Torn by a litis
A little Dvc-year-old girl, dau;uter of Jerry
Drown, a day laborer living In the northern
part of the city, was yttterdsy playing near
an old shed lu which a miw was lying with a
young litter of pigs. Suddenly seeming to
think the girl wi s getting loo near her off
spring, the sow sprang upon her, threw her
down and commenced to attack her with
her tusks. Fortunately a boy about firteen
years old, Win. Fortune, wa? passing near at
hand, and he at once seized a board and
drove I the savage besst, tot, however,
intil thfl little girl had been s Verely
bitten. Had relief not arrived just asit did.
the sow would undoubtedly have killed the
child. Mrs. lirown,her inother,ittracted by
the screaming of the lltlle.one, was so horri
fied when she saw her ! the meiry of the fu
rious brute that she fainted, and the boy did
double duly by da.hlnjcold water Into Ler
face to recusltate her.
A Time Contract VufUTi Yrars.
The chance of receiving J30.0U0 for Two
Dollars by an investment In the Louisiana
Slate Lottery at New Orleans, will continue
for the next fifteen years as the charter of
the company runs on until IW.aud Its Vis
led rights cannot be luvsded by an act of
legislation or other proceedings s long is
the management Is homslly conducted, and
the worst enemy It has Instigated by malice
has never raided a suspicion of the strict In
tegrity which characterlz" Its business
atl.ilrs. For'urtnerlnfciniiatlon. address Jl.
A. Dauphin, P O. ISox in-. New Orleans La
m
Paiiies cry Iieciue they sutler; and thei
ne-t reliab e remedy for the relltf of their
liscomfort is Dr. Pull's Raby Syrup. Only
!5 cents per bottle'
Tin: itr.xi ;i:i.
The Ateliison Party are Visited by a
Tlmrs Ilpporler II i Ilxprrirnrp
A ith Tiirm.
Tho condUion of the colored refugees at
Mclilson, Iks', rundaj-, was Kiiythlng but
igreeab e to themselves or the people of
Mclilson They were vlitcd in their qnar.
lers lu the colond Raptisl and Methodist
Churches by a Timks representative and
Conductor Radclttr, of the M sr-ourl I'acldc
ro d, during the alternoon, and tiiesllonetl
lo some extent as to their treatment, their
Ideas of the future, etc At the Raptist a
large number of resident colored people were
louiid outside, near the entrance, lu the
midst of a betted religious discussion with a
uuinbtrof the niAle refugees for an audience.
Through the kludess of Jerry Wilson the
visitors were shown Inside Hi church build
ing. Scattered about over the Moor were bales
of quilts bundles of clothing, half dressed
children, kettle;, ps us, dogs, scraps of har
ness, women of all ages and a few old men,
some of whom were sick. One very old wo
man who was half reclining on a bundle of
clothing, chanting some old Southern mel
ody was aked the number sick. Site did
not answer at first, but finally said "I dun
no." "What is the matter with those are
sick?" "Well, some done cotchco'd sleeplu'
tin de boat, stimo got de measles, an' mos' of
Vm got Hid uewmony. De good Lord only
knou s what's agoln lo 'come of us all." And
with a deep sigh she bewail lo fid a pipe with
lobicco crumb". At the Methodist church
the scene was much the same, the sick and
well all togtther.
Sanders Miller, who was o' this party,
seemed over Inclined to talk aud said he had
had many interviews with reporter, both in
it Louis aud Atchison, hut had always told
he truth. He said his people had been com
pelled to make their plans In Fecret when
they got ready to leave for the north. Ilehad
seen two colorrtl men hung near tireeuville.
Miss, because they had been outspoken lu
regard to tuelr ill treatment and advisedoth
ers to leave, and it was generally understood
hit when anyone was caught distributing
circulars he would be hung. He said he was
willing to work at anything, but would pre
fer todo wo k about a house. He then ask
ed if he cottld get a nickel to buy tobacco
with and Mr Radclnr gave him half a dot
Iar.
lhe feeling among the Atchison people Is
an) thing tut pleasant at having such a bur
den on their hands, but they are dolm; air
they can to make the sufferers comfortable
and will endeavor to'get them Into the coun
try. Quite an excitement was caused by the
arrival of the " Velio wstone" Sunday morn
lug. as It was thought lo contain another
load. A man who lives on one of the hills
saw the boat when about a mile away and
hurrying down town gave the alarm, and to
use the words of a railroad man who was
piesenl, "It wau't twenty minutes until
nearly a thousand people were ou the levee,
and Ihey all said we want no more of 'em.
They were agreeably nirprlsed, however, to
find fhelr fears ground'ess.
A FA I St.
A movement About to lie Set on l'oot
to Hair a FIi-Nt-1'la-.N Inhibition at
I.cavenvvortli TImh Fall or the Pro
ilut ts or Labor, w Ith a Liberal Inter
liiingliiisorTrials orKpeeil by AVell
Knonn llonsos.
Among pan lis in this city who take great
Interest In such matters and rarely under
take to bring such mailers In a deQnlte sha e
without accomplishing all their ends there
is now considerable talk of having a fair
here this fall which will eclipse all previous
eCorls In that direction. Tae most liberal
Inducements in the way of premiums will be
offered to hrlDg about a display tujieriorto
any that his ever been seen here, aud equal
to anjthtngof the kind ever seen in the
Missouri Valley.
That such a thing, if undertaken and
proper'y managed, would ha a grand success
ind a source of iHcuoiary profit to those who
will take it In hands, there Is no goo! reason
t f doubt. The prestige Leavenworth has ob
tained In the past ol ever doing anything ol
this kind In an Inferior manner, bjt, on the
contrary in the very highest deg-ee ot merit,
is sufficient to Justify the assertion thai It
would attract cmwds from every direction.
The local support. If the people of the city
ud couaty were shown that an effort was
being to give a fair of the very best kind,
would alone be sufficient to Justify its man
agers In making preparations on a large
scale for such an event.
By all means let the idea be moulded Into
denuite shape and the work he carried on so
that there will be given here this season one
of the finest exhibitions that this city, or,
lndeed.the West has ever seen. It-requires
huta Iltte puttlngof the shou'ders to the
wheel to start tLe matter on its way to a
glorious success
FOI1T I.KAVKXW01.T1I.
Special Orders Contrartn Awarded
I'ropooalH. for Href ax Far a
Heard From.
During the past few days the grounds on
the government reservation, especially
about Ft, Leavenworth, have grown more
and more attractive, v hen people who vis
it the rortsay "everything Is beautiful; it Is
the prettiest place la America." etc- the city
1 reader of the Times, svjs "Oh pshaw, every.
oouy snows that, why keep on repeat
ing It. I've been at the Fort and I know Its
all so without having to read about it every
year." iet it is a place which cannot be too
often described for ecu year brings new
h-autlesln growing trees Improvements of
gardens ge or grasses and a general solidity
which cannot ba understood by the carnal
critic
The Fort and surrounding, beyond all
question, will be more magnificent this sea
son than it ever was before, Xverjr one
about the garrison seems to be Imbued with
iBsptdae-to do all that pass! ls
flraaf t a&d leftsUag crrerskisw;
stamsynyiSMii.aiil-
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BCSI5ESS,
Daring the post week te clerVs In various
departments have b&e as buy as bees
lranscnblng orders, registering bids for sup-pll-s.etc
Some of the ordeis Issued are of
nvire than ordinary Importance as tbey re
fer indirectly to the troubles p-ndlng In the
Indian T rrltory between the wonM-neFet-tlers
acd the laws of the Government. The
first which h ts been oh-yed Is as follows:
IlEAPQCAkTrK'H DFHT Mo. 1
ASa'TAIXJ'TGESEKAI.'SOrFJCK J
Ft. LnAVE"WORTH Kan. May 3, 1ST3.
special Order No. 87.1
1. Aboard or survey is hereby commuted
to meet at the subsistence depot at this folnt
at JO A. M- of Monday the 5th lust, or as soon
tlierea terto practicable, to fir the responsi
bility for a deficiency in aquantlty of smok
ing tobacco recently recelvtsl from the pur
chasing and depotcomralssary of subsistance
In ducat"
Detail for the Eoabii. Dipt. W J. Lys
ter, 19:h Infantry; 1st Lieut. W. J. Wolk
man, 5th Cavalry A. D. C. ; 2nd Lieut. A. H.
31. Taylor, 13th Infantry.
Thejunlormemberofthe board will record
Its proceedings, which on completion will
be forwarded to this office.
2. Col. C. II Smith, 19lh lofantry.wlll pro
ceed without delay to Coffeyvllle, Arkansas
City, and Wichita, Kansas en public busi
ness, with which he Ins been charged by the
Department Commander: on the completion
of which he will retnrn to his station.
Three tpclal orders, current No. liserl.s.
Headquarters 23d Infantry, transferring pri
vate Paul lUhne. Co. G., to lhe regiment
band.is hereby approved. The Quartermas
ter of the Department will furnish the trans
portation necessary to enable the soldier to
Join his new station.
I. 1st Lieut. Cook, of the 19th Inrantry will
accompany Col. C II. HmltU. oa the Journeys
he is ordered to make by par-" of S. O. No. b7
C S. fiom these headquarters.
I5y command ol Erlgadler-Geiieral fore
L". R. Platt, A. A. G.
Thenextlsless important, thou ill It ne
cessitates unpleasant livelluess nbmt the
Fort. Itlslnsubvtanceasfo'lows:
THE LAUNniUXSKS TOCO.
-pedal orders No. Ss.
FOHT I.EiVKNWofiTII, May 5lh, 1S73.
(Extract.)
o o
3 The commanding -officer or Fort Leav
enworth will semi to the station of their
companies all the laundre'scs ot the 231 In -faulty
stationed at the an'oiiment on the
North Ftirk of the Canadian river, I.T.
By command of Brigadier Genenl Pope.
E. It. Pl-ATT.
A. A.G.
COXTKACTS Aft'lIUTIl.
The roilowlng awnnls to tla'e were on the
books In the olllce of he chief quartermas.
ten
AWAIUHIX TlIEUfAUTFnM.VSTEa'S IlEI'AKT-
MEXT
Jno. 11. Skinner 1W cords hard wool, at
Fort Gibson, R! V per conl.
liJ. L. WHttaker SOO.fr9 Ifinm's shelletl
corn, at 71 cents per c-.vt. and 3IMO03 pounds
car corn at 19 cents per cw ., t be deliver
ed at Fort L avctiwnrth.
Thos. Dixon SO.OO) poundliellrI corn on
cars, at Janction i'ltr, stSS cents perewt.
T. 31. Green fO.OK) lbs she.Ud corn at Fort
Reno. I. T., tt 51 29 per cwt.
T. 31. Green 700 cords hard wood at Fort
Reno, at CI 87 per cord.
C 31. Dyclie 5O0 cords bard wood, at Fort
Riley, at J6. I3p? r cord.
tiii: Hcmiaii no.vitn.
A Protracted Spssion l.a-.t Msltt
TheArliouTaI.ru in I'rsard to the-
II otitic.
The City Scnoal Board met at the High
School building last night, at which the full
quota or members wre present, viz : Chair
man Havens, Callahan, Cr.iucer, Few,
Flesher, Job on, Neely, Jlayo, Peaper, Wil
son, Westlake and Wever.
The minutes of several previous meetings
Weie read acd approved.
The resignation of George D. Pair as clerk
ofthe lloaid was offered, uLd on motion of
.Mr. Few, the resignation was adopted.
3Ir. Neeley then offered the following reso
lution, which wascarrittl:
JietoUcd, That we. the memta-rs of the
Iloatd ol Education, sincerely regret the res
IgLallouof George I', rair as c.eik ol h.i11
lhianl.nnd Kiidtrhlui our sincere thanks lor
the very efficient lusnuer in which he has
lerfnrmed Hie duties iH-rtalulng to his office.
Oa motion, 31 r. Fair was chosen clerk
pro tern, for the present meeting.
3Ir. Few moved that the silary ol the clerk
of the Board be flxe-d at J2M a ear. The mo
tion was cartled by a vUm ol S ay es to I naj s.
Nominations for clerk being In order, -Mr.
Neely nominated eamuel Black; -Mr. West
lake nominated N G. Bolman; 3lr. Ctllahau
nominated T W. Earno; aud 3lr. Cranccr
nominated Levi Churchill.
The first ballot s'ooi: Bollman, C, Black 2;
Churchill, l; Karnes, 3.
No candidate having a majority, a second
ballot was taken, resu'.Hug as follows:
Bttllmau, 7; Black, 4; Eames l.
3lr. Bal.mau having a majority of tho votes
was declared e'ected.
The acceptance ot Frank A. Fltzpatrlck,
as superintendent fcr the coming school year
of the city schools, was rtcel veil, and, ou mo
tion of -Mr. Wilson, was ordered tiled and re
corded. 'J he report of Hie treasurer for the month
was reeeived and.adopted.
Mr. Bailman, havlug been notified of his
eIectlontpteared aud took the oath of office.
The communication from the Kansas Con
servatory of 3IuIc, desiring to rent a ixjition
ofthe school bulld!ngs,wa offered, and 3Ir.
Cranccr moved Hi it the privilege desired be
granted during vacation, but withdrew on
the consent of his second. Mr. Crancer then
moved that It be referred to the Committee
on Buildings and Grounds and the High
School omralttee, Jointly. Carried.
Four applicatious for rooms to teach In, at
the school bul.dlug, during vacation, were
referred to the Committee on Buildings and
Grounds.
The petition of W. W. Carnes, for the use
of the room lu which Board meet, to hold a
night class in elocution, 3lr. Cranston mov
ed that the petition be granted, which mo
tion was lost.
1 he report of the committee ou ways and
means, certifying to Hie correctness of the
treasurer's report lor 3Iarcb, etc, was receiv
ed; as also the report of the committee ou
auditeryand supplies, reporting favorh y
on various bils. Bjlh were received aud
adopted. Also the reort on teachers aud
salaries. None were liUortant,
Warrants were ordered drawn for salaries
fertile mbulhendiug 31ay !):h.
Mr. Flesaer moved that when the Board
adjourned It be to some time In the future,
subject to the call of the Chair, when action
will be taken in regard to cuoimencemeut
exercises.
31r. Wever lntroJucel the fo lowing reso'u
Uou: Rttolml. That the rate of interest on all re
running boudslssuid y Hie Boird be fixed
at C per cent, er annum, p'tysble semian
nually, lu accordance with the pniv lslons of
tUeretuudlug act, approved March 11,1373.
Mr. Crancer moved to ameud by adding
that bonds Issued be ou a bads of fifty per
cent, on which amendment the vote stood :
ayes Crancer, Jobson, Neely.
NaTs M.io, Peaper, Wilson, Wesjiake,
Wever, Callahan. Few, Flesher, Havens.
The original motion of Mr. Wever was
the-n can led
3lr. Peaper moving to expunge both the
resolution and amendment from the record
of proceedings, which motion prevailed.
Mr. Wilson tluu re-lnlroduced the resolu
tion. Mr. Neely moves! to amend by fixing the
rate or Interest al four per cent, lhe amend
ment was lost and the original motion was
sustained.
Mr Crancer then moved that the Board
should not refund any of Us Indebtedness at
more than seventy-five per cent,
31 r. Wilson did not wish any action taken
because he thought some bonds could be re
funded at less than and some could, not be
refunded for that price,
31 r. Wever wanted no action taken unless
the Board went Into an executive teseion
He wanted no such action to be "garb-ed ail
around town."
Mr. Crancer wanted the matter settled open
aud above board and saw no necessity of an
executive session. He Wanted no sliding
class scale by which preferred creditors
wou'.d get more than others
Mr. Neely opposed the moUon. He thought
the rate was higher than Hie people could
stand and beyond reason.
Mr. Callahan wanted this matter left en
tirely with the Committee oa Ways and
Means
3Ir Peaper moved to lay the motion on the
table, which motion was carried.
Mr. Wever then hoped the Board had
enough of such damned nonsense jind that all
each action as bad been taken had only a
tendency to make matters worse, as that
newspaper (indicating Tax Times reporter
by a majestic sweep of bis hand) wcu'd
have an elaborate account of all the doings
In the morning. He said that be had a re
port from the Committee on Ways and
Means to make upon this bond matter, but
would not make It, except In an executive
session. H the Board would resolve Itself In
to an executive sesslon.the report was ready,
otherwise, it wasn't. Accordingly, a motion
was carried to go Into star-chamber session
and the reporter adjourned, after assuring an
anxious member that none of Mr. Neelj's
wesOdbe meaUoaedwncnUbe ata-
aasteatsssitssM
iMMat
skat be had
V ' l"i?:i fc-aki
ni.sTnicT coiut.
First Assignment or Cases Tor Special
Jlay Term A. I. 1HI.
IODAT MAT 12TU. 1S79.
(ocur cases j
3iS: Atchison vs. Hook.
GW Green, dmr vs Williams dmr.
Oi Skaigsv31eyers etal.
6M -tone vsClty of Leavenworth.
CTM K P R R Co vs Leavenworth count; .
C717 Bnrke vs Burke.
6781 Evans vs Badwln.
ent Borland, et al s Clark, ct a.
C"C3 Insley, et al vs taey, et al.
7191 Brlggs.vs Brings.
7191 Glover vs Ba'dwin et al.
715 O'Donnell vs Rlenecker.
733 Travis vsTravl-.
T3W 3IcCormlck vs 3Ict.ortoick.
XS Smith, et al vs Lowe et al.
TCESDAY. MAY 13TII, 167J
(JCItY CASES )
1790 Emslic vs Leavenworth City.
W.7 Geagan vs Geiger.
5-2! Swilzer 3Ianut'g Ol vs Beln.
C107 New Vtirk Ufa Insurance Co vs Alilacce
Mutual Ufa InsaraLce Co.
C3r! Bala vs Heas, el al.
C751 Eussellvs Anthony.
C77 Lash vs Brownlee, et tl
WEnXrSDAY, MAY UTH, 1S79
C733 0en vs 31ooney, et al.
ou sione, trustee, etc, vs Smith.
a ney vr eavenwor
70'. Woodward, assignee, etc. vs 71ersleyet
7J52 Eadervs Bond etsi.
7JBS Galservs Van Winkle etal.
7teS Nower vs Ilurg.s t al.
T1IC1CDAY-, MAY riril,1879.
7113 3Ioorevs Hawthorne t al.
7133 Saywsrd vs Cumin -l al
7ia Cranston vs Ryan,
7.'15 Cooper vs Durkee.
733C Bogs vs Bnrges-i et al.
Oa Parker vs31lssouri Valley Bridge Com
pany etal.
7395 Drummoud vs. Phelanletal.
ntlDAY.MAV ICTII, 179.
7103 Towne vs Lewis et al.
71;1 Douglass vs Goble et al.
7J'."C Leslie vs Smith.
7C First National Fank v s Richards et al.
7136 Clark vs Rogeis etal.
7115 fcchnelder vs Shubert.
Jtoxcev.MAY 11111,1579.
7H9 Green vs Bulkleyetal.
71.'6 Richardson vs Wilson.
7100 Nesblt et al. vs Hensley et al.
71Ci Ipe, Receiver, etc, vs Uussetl.
7I Clarke vs Sloonllght
7473 Kansas Mutual Sick Rellel lociety vs
Gulon.
7475 Goimly vs Fllzwlllisinset al.
Tt-'EsrHY, MAY 2', lS.9.
773 Faulkner vs Baldwin.
7157 3ieaderet sl.vsGroverelal.
7U2 Gibson vs City of Wyandotte.
"49'i Ingle vsUmmethun.
7Un (Sore vs Smith etal.
7.'H McKenzle vs Kennedy.
731.! Havensvs.uhariaset al.
WEnXLSDAY, MAY 21, lt?..
7513 Evans et al. vs Bulkley.
Till McKenzle vs Walbr.dgeetal.
T3I9 Cranston vs Lavenworth count.
9'ni Speck vs Leavenworth city.
75il 3Ityeret al. vs Harrop.
7Ct! Trussell vs Potteret al.
761S Giacomlni vsLe-nnard .
THfltoUAY, MVY22, I79.
"G36 Byrne vs Farnsworth.
7CI" Treat ys Burgess etal.
7iT53 Jenkins vs Anthony.
7611 .Mlhm vsDietschl
7C4I Latta vs Cranston et al.
7C17 Vah!ervs3IcKee.
7K0 Scott vs L-ewentball etal.
rill DAY, MAY 2!, 3 y.
7672 Dawson vs Abies.
7G33 Martin vs JIo. VaL Bridge Co. t al.
7iV"C Jobou vs Gibson etal.
7 .77 II el m t r vs 3leyers
7417 Wrangle vs Hoytetal.
MOXDAY. MAY"ICT1I, l!79.
CourtjCases.
7370 Smith ts Kel'ey et al.
7371 feamo vs Bedwcll et al.
Cs72 Sitne vs hford.
7373 Sime V3 Caldwell.
7371 Same i s Terry et al.
739J lumber vs Pleas etal
74M Patteixjn vs Patterson.
7419 Illattvs Bulkley etal.
7139 Havens vs Hunt etal.
TCFpAY, MAY 27TII, 1-71.
7111 3tcsner vs 3Iesner.
7131 Kunzvs Unraesslgetal.
7476 Lavlds vs Davids.
7177 Ummethuu vs Cmmethun.
71-1 FacklervsMartlulkeetal.
7310 Thompson vs Thompson.
75IC Phtenlx Mutual Life Insurance Ccm
pany vs Smith et al.
7521 3IcDonald vs O'Donnell.
7615 Wllfon vs Learrayth.
7015 Taylor vs Taylor
7C31 Sumnervsbumner.
7651 Kendlevs Kendle.
VVFIIXKhDAY, MAV2sTlI. l7l
1GI5 Statoof Kansas vs 3ICG1II.
KVrr Same vsSmltU.
1717 Same vs Hayden.
1717 Same vs Mullane.
1755 Same vs Divls.
1757 Same s Green.
1733 Seme vs Robinson.
1770 Seme vs Lattln.
1761 bamevs Hedge.
177.1 Same s Nichols.
1773 S.tmevs Collins.
1771 Same vs Walker.
stow lu Get Sick.
Expose yourself day and night; eat too
much without exerci-e; work too hanl with
out rest; doctor all the time; take all the vile
nostrums ad vertlsed, and then yon will wan
to know
Ifnwto Get Hell.
Which Is answered In three words Take
Hop Bitters! Seeothercolurnn.
CLAY COUXTY.
One of the Pre-eminently Favored
Tonus of Kansas The Atlvantasrs
Afforded hy a Prolific Soil. a."cnial
Climate and Associations With a
Thriving. Ptisliln-; Class oT Citizens
Correspondence Times
Ciay Ckxter, 3lsy 5 Clay county i
pre-eminently oce of the favored counties
in Kansas for revercil reasons, Dot the least
among which is her location ; her Boil is a
magnificent one, her territory is well
watered, che has the beat ol railroad and
market facilities she U settled up by the
beat class of Etatern immigrants, the cli
mate is all that could be wished, her town-'
are live, prosperous and pushing. She ib
receiving large additions to her population
every day, and thene who are coming in are
of that clars which has some ready cash to
live on even if the, first year crop
shouldn't happen to meet expectation"; her
taxes are light and her debts the is abund
antly able to pay. She
HAS GREAT NATURAL ADVANTAGES,
which her people are utilizing and making
the bet of ; ehe has good society and her
schools are her pride; her churches make
as good a showing in every way as any
county in the State in fact, there are rev
eral other ressins for making the remark
with which thi article is begun, which can
be omitted eimply beciuse the reasons al
ready given are sufficient. Clay is one of
the second tierfrom the Southern Xebrasks
line, in latitude.about midway between S9
de. and 40 deg., and is eighty miles or so
northwest of the center of population, ac
cording to the cenns of 1S78. The county
was organized in 1SG6, but it is from a on
siderably later dsy than that that her
GEEAT DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH
can be fixed, for immediately after organiz
ation was not the time .when she began her
rapid progress. From 1S70 she went
straight ahead, increased rapidly in popu
lation, the vacant farming land was taken
up acd improved, money was intested in
manufactures, and from that time to thi
all branches of trade, all industries acd the
farming community prospered beyond the
most f anguine and enthusiastic expectations
In 1S70 the population of the county war
29G2; inlS75 it had risen to C.700; in 1S7S
the census rolls showed 8,S00, while at the
present time, making an estimate upon the
returns made by several of the towruhipj,
it is
HARDLY T.KSS THAN TWELVE THOUSAND.
People are pourine to the county from eve
ry part of the country, and both firming
and city property are in great demand, al
though both, in eligible locations, can be
obtained at reasonable prices. The surface
of "the land of the county is gently undu
lating, the soil being a rich, black vegetable
meld. Of the four hundred and thirty-two
thousand acres in the county, over nicety
per cent, are tillable, none being waste, but
all capable of being utilized. There are
some magnificent grazing sections in this
county, and indeed, considerable attention
is now being paid to the raising of cattle,
fine breeds not by any means being, neg
lected. XAXYOP THX FJJOmtS
have short-bora herds, and well bred cattle
will aooa be the universal rale isteadof. as
ia tfccMe a Iter of mtnm ilrt hi ewry
laf Os.rsa.lH.ssBd wm.
-?-t:"w"t- ZM 3.-', ves
gres ire, aid do not run along in the self-
same rut marsea out or ice nncis;ors oi ana sne is laying this inundation deep, sol
one hundred years ago, who ceTer dreamed id. permanent and substantial. The county
of the threshing machine or harvester and is liberally supplied with churches in every
were content to plod along with no thought I part, and nearly every religious crganiza
of farther than to-day, and to whom an in-I tion has an edifice lh church property
novation in the shape of
A LABOR SAVING INVENTION
was an abhorrence. The bottom land of
the county will average about eleren per
cent , and the forest land, according to the
government survey, is something over four
per cent, the largest acreage of timber
land of any cf the counties in the north
west, the average usually being not much
over two per cent. Indeed, it is something
unusual to see a Kansas county, with the
exception of thee bordering upon the Mis
souri river, with a timber acircge cf four
per rent, and in the matter of forest,
therefore, Clay heads her competitors, and
stands first among the counties of the ft.tte
in this regard. Many farmers are also
paying considerable attention to the
PLANTING OF TREES,
and the cultivation of artificial fores-t?, fo
that, together with what nature has done
for the county, and whst man is doing for
her, Clay is "well fixed," vulgarly speaking.
The average width of the bottoms of the
county is from one half to three quarters of
a inife, aud the width of the timber bells
from one etebt to halt a mile, lhe varie
ties of timb'r found aic the oak, cotton
wood, black walnut, elm, mulberry, ash, lo-
cu't and blackberry, and thoce cultivated
extensively are the cMtonwood, black wal
nut, rasple and box elder. It is a difficult
matter to estimate the number of artificial
forests in the county, as complete returns
have never been made, whilelarge cumbers
of treees hs.ve Ixrn plrnted nloog the high
ways and in ecattered pitches.
THE RErCELtCAN RIVES,
which affords a splendid witer, i the prin
cipal stream il jwiog llirotich lb county,
having a toutheatcrly c j'j from the
northweft to the soulhe'st, Ilhss i.niuer
ous. tributariei. Kjme of thorn beina quite
large, of which the Five Crr-ks Citelc is
the prit cip.il one. Chapman Crtek, taking
a eoutheaderlT Course tlnoiiuh the fouih
e"rn part of the cnunty, is a lei a good
siztd stream The ouiitiiry is very well
supplied i"h fprin, ai.ti ttx-d well water
can be obtained at a rea-onable d-pth. As
to coal, the tinber i-upply leing ahurdant.
acd calculated lu .-upply the ant of the
people for many years to com?. No par
ticular attention has been paid to prospect
ing, although 1'rof. Mud:e has tertified
that there is a ten inch surface vein in ex
istence in Mulberry and Iiloora town-hip.,
in the norths estern part of the cjuntv,
"hi'e
THE DISCOVERY OF V1IN3
is also repirtcd in other localities. When
needed, however, Flag county can develop
her ccal re-"ources, and the question of
fuel can never become a vital OLe. JSuild
ing stone abourd in inexhaustible quau-titie-t.
and nearly ever7 farmer in the coun
ty has a quarry of the very fined, building
material ujion his farm. The msgntidHn
limestone is the mot plentiful, and being
easily tiuatried and dre?sed, b:siles being
very durab'e, as it hardens upon exporure.
is extend vely used. Tnis stone ione of
the handsomest building materials to 1'
fiund anywhere, and besie'es leirg used
for business blocks it is being utilized ex-ten-ively
in the county in the erection of
farm houses, outbuildings, etc.
BROWN AND RED SANDSTONE
are nlo found in several of the townships
of the county, while gypsum has been dis
covered of L'ocd quality, in Oakland and
(Sofhen townieijis. Fire clay is also re
orted a having been found in the former,
and tottery clay in the latter.
THE COUNTY HAS TWO RAILROADS,
the Junction City and Fort Kearney branch
rf the Kansas Pacific road, runnicg from
Junction City through Clay Center to
Clifion, ami "the Central liranch of the
Union Pacific road, which however, merely
touches the county at Clifton. Sine the
chinge ia ownership of the Kansas Central
road, the people of the county are having
high hopes of its extension from Onsga,
in 1'oltawotomie ounty, westward to Clay
Center, while the lact is in the matter be
ing talked up and a proposition will prob
nbly be made by the railroad officials, who,
it is under-ttoot), are anxious to go to Clay
Center, and wlM,are but waiting for some
fort of a fair inducement.
T3E EXTENSION OF THE KANSAb CENTRA!,
would make a new era in westward rail
roadies, an. I with the great capital now
behind it is safe to presume that when the
little iron pony begins his journey towards
the petting sun, he will not rest until his
shrill neigh reechoes among the rtvti berat
ing canons of the mighty Itockies. The
I eople of this part of the county have a
great deal of faith in narrow guage rail
roads and will most heartily aid in the
furtherance of any scheme which will be
ihe meacs of fecuricg to them the benefits
of another eastern connection. A visit
from the officers of the road to Clay Center
will be made in a few days ami it will
then be seen as to wt.at arrangements can
be arrived at in rtgsrd to the nutter of aid.
The extension of the road would he
A BIO THING FOR THE COUNTRV
through which it would pass, and be the
means of building it up still more rapidly
than at present, although the way in
which the jieople are coming in at the pes
ent time can't t-urely be grumb'etl at. Clay
county's shipments of all article" tf farm
produce for the past year were immense
and if she should secure another railroad
connection they would be proportionably
greater. The county has already won a
great name among the counties of the State,
nd as a mMter of course with increased
market and chipping facilities she will do
better than she has ever before. The in
crei'e of cultivated acres for 1S77 was over
17,003, and for 1873
SIUCH GREATER THAN THAT,
while during the present year the figures of
1S77 will be fully doubled. At the present
time there are nearly 150.000 acres under
cultivation, an increase cf 50,000 in a little
over a year and a half, which is simply an
indication of the manner and rapidity with
which the county is settling up and from
which an idea can bs formed as to the in
crease of population and the extent of the
immigration which has been coming in of
late. Some of the yields which clay county
has given to the world have been astonish
ing, and goes to slow of what Kan.-as soil
is capable when business is meant and
when the firmer gets down to work in dead
earnest. As to dairy products there were
1,300
rOUNDS OF CIIEFSE JIASUFACTURED
in the couaty in 1S77, that being the date
of the latest repart made, while of butter
there were something over 175,000 pounds
made. The wool clip of 1S77 was nearly
C,CO0 pounds. There are about one hun
dred acres in nurseries in the coonty, the
bearing trees being in about the following
proportion: Apple, 1SC0; peach, 05,000;
pear, 340; cherry, 1,200, and plum 5,000
Farmers are beginning to pay more atlen
tion at the present time to horticulture, and
the time is not far distant wb;n it will be
one of
THE CHIEF FEATURES OF THE COUNTY.
The hen! law his been in force in the
county sicc 1S7S. Of lm:es there are
about 145,000 rods in the county, worth
$100,000, the hedge being the most in u-e,
about 70.000 rods lisvine been built. The
hedge is rapidly growing in popularity,
and besides being very desirable is cheap,
and i', beyond doubt, the hand-omest bar
rier a f miner can put arcund his place.
Manufactures as yet have not asumed an
importance i- the county, as compared to
the other improvements, but all branches of
industry are rapidly looming up, and soon
Clay will be able to vie with even the most
favored communities in this respect. The
Republican river furci'hes ample water
pjwer, whVh
HAS BSE ) XTENSIVELY UTILIZED
at Clay Center atd other place). There ia
a wster-power and a steam flouring mill in
ihe former city, which are doing a large
business, acd, in fact, have all they in
reality ran do, acd are pushed to fill all
demands. The total assessed valuation of
all property in the county, according to the
last returns made, was $1,40000, the true
valuation being $2,300,000. This year, how
ever, the aed valuation will not fall
short of $2,000 000. while a careful and
tellable estimate of the real value of all
property will show not less than $2.C00,C0O
rROPERTT OF EVEtY KIND
has increased in value, at a wonderful rate
during the past year, bjth farming and
city, which is in itself as good an indica
tion as could be L-hed cf the growth and
progress of the county. There are ninety
organized school districts in the county,
the school population being about 4,500.
Seventy-two ol the districts are provided
with good substantial building, and at the
rate at which houses are being built it will
not be long before every district is provided
witn a Duuamg. seventeen school bouses
were bnilt during the past year, acd the
good work is still going on. If there is one
thing more than another ia which Clay
conaty takesspsinalprideitis her schools,
aadrJsa fasten mad earn for thesaas
Is built upon an educational foundation,
m the county is valued at about $20,000.
CLAY CENTRE.
A more thrivinr, energetic, go-ahead
town than Clay Centre, the seat of govern
ment for the county of Clay, it is impossible
to find in the- State, for this little city is the
embodiment ar.d counterpart of enterprise
itelf. Her population at the present time
is not far from two thousand, which is
rapidly increasing, the town having al
most doubled itself within the cast two
years. There is considerable building go
ir on in the business part of the city,
while handome residences are springing
up on every side. Her merchants are live
men, and enter heart and soul into any
thing which can add in the least to the
town's advantage or advance her interests.
No bitter indication of
WHAT A TOWN IS D0IN0
can be given than a statement of the bus!
ness done through the pest ot5ce, and this
statement has been furnished me by Mr. G.
M. Stratten, the pcstmcs'.er herefor the
pastqnarter: Money orders i-sned, 752;
paid, 1S3; letters resi-tcrcd. 132: total
sale of stamps, stamped envelopes, postal
card', etc. $1,000 07; registered letters re
ceived, ISO; lettered letters pas-ed
through the oCce, 433. This is a good
showing, acd one of which no town need be
sshamed. Clay Center is an extensive
shipping point, about two thousand car
loads of grain and farm proJnce having
foccd their way East from heie during the
past year, while
THIS YEAR'S BUSINESS,
upon an estimate b:sd upon what has
been doae eo far, will be much greater.
The town has several elevator.), of good ca
pacity, which are barely able to accommo
dae the immense amount of grain which is
constantly coming in. The anticipated ex
tension of the Central Pacific road from
Onaga to Clay Oder meets with thehtarty
approval ot everyone, and every ellort pos
sible will be put forth to fecure it. The
people are wide awake to any ami every
thing which will advance the interests of
the town, and when he little iron pony
knocks at the gate of the city
IT WILL NOT KNOCK IN VAIN.
Clay Center has good schools acd ample
facilities in the way of competent instruct
ors and commodious building', and
everything comlusive to the interests cf
edjeation being carefully snd promptly
Hupplitd. The churches are liberally kept,
many of them havirg fine buildings. There
is no town in the State which has a bright
er future before it than Clay Center, and it
can with truth le said that there is no
town in Kantas which better improves her
apportunities. She hae everything in her
favor; good location, good railroad facili
ties, enterprising bu-dness men, acd with
all these she cannot help but go ahead. She
has ri-en from the barren prairse in a few
hort yetrs, ami be one of Ihe queen cities
ofthe (J"een State in the I'aijn, and no
praine or eulogy, which can be jtven her is
unmerited.
John.
Agricultural Implements.
II. Mahhett, ou Cherokee street, has ono of
the finest stocks of agtlculturallmptements
In the S'ate. Farmers In the vicinity of
Leavenworth should make a note of this.
H3WT0 QtT THIM " the tttttf" 6r '!' s.oon.Ofo
.crt. ttr ..... Ilre enpref Kanas ljte!fl llom
a,tea2.''JtrtM Land Cowtnttclooer. Siljai. luui
iMoniePwleJiif
THAT IS WHAT
HENRY EYTENSGri
211 and 2IC Firth Street,
Claims to bo. acd he must have more
pluck t-.an Milton Nobles, as "Jack Ky-
der, ever dared to claim to mark down goods
low as he has in the following price list.
"Hut where would he litre been without
pluck?'' ''Without money and without
influence, sir!', He conducts business on
the true principle that to sell goods you
must be bold, plucky, and cot be afraid to
let the people have the benefit of a bargain
when yon, yourfclf, buy goods cheap, and
can ailord to sell them the same way.
Calico, Dress styles, no remnants) 4Vc
Calico, MiUtlm; styles, (no reinn ink
i- Kicacueu jiusiiu
5c
0c
lne
10c
lie
!
J-4 Unulencluil -Muslin
Corded I'lque. ocenLs aud upwards.
Fair Heavy I icKint:..
Kxtra Heavy Onion tile, for hoi ' wear..
Kxtra Ileavv Cottor ade, lor rceu's wear..
Uootl Jeans, all color-. .... 1:
Utxd Jean-, all colors, extra heavj
Heavy All Wool Tweeds
Kxtra Heavy lirown Liuckm...
Ix
41V
lire
JJ4C
(iotxl Heavy Che lots. .
IjotNl Ctinithaiii, all shade
esootl All Linen, Hall
lileached Table
CIO! n.
Good Towels, 1 J j ards long, ier prece....H,' ,e
(food lambrlv Hsuoktrcliiefs, per piece, :1c
One Dozen lUlslilnir .
13c
Fine Assortment ot Itdlts Eons , ,,.
Fine Assortment of Ladled Lace Ties. .
I"!ne Assortment orltihbnp, all r-hades. .
Fine Assortment of Summer bhawls .
Woo-1 WhalehoiiH Cop-et
Fine I.I He or bummer Dresi Goods, all
ShntltH .aHM. 1 ,
Five P.ipersof Good Tins " ,
sc
1UJ
5s
5fe
:oo
lire
We have jutt received a fine lot of
MEW AND BOYS'
SP1MG CLOTHING.
Which we are selling cheaper than any
House in the West.
CALL Af.'D Be CGKVINCED.
Wc also have a full lice of
GENTS' FINISHING GOODS
hats Ansro OJL,
Which we are aelling at Sacrificed Prices.
Call and &t Jir, and I IPif Guuantu Sal
itfacticrx. HEfRY ETTENSON,
2 ! 4 and 2 I 6 Fifth St.
Opposite Kirk's Grocery Store.
Nolic9 to Bu'lders.
Scaled proposals will ba receired until 9
o'c ock a m . Wednesday, Mar 2sth, lsT9. for
rebuilding the Kansas .-slate Normal School
bulidius. l'lans and sptcrflsatlons m y be
seen at mv office In F.morla, and at the
office or J 1. Larr.Hrcriiiect.nl lopeKa, on
and after Monday, May 12th 1S7U
liids will be receied for the whole work
comp ete, or for the different ortlous i-epar-ate'y.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified checC in the amount or two hun
dred and fifty dollars, payable to the Frts1
dentof the II.iard of Regents of the Kan-as
r-Iate Normal hehrol, as a pledct, that lb
party will, if the bid bs awarded him. al once
either Into contra twith good aud sufficient
ecurl!y, to complete the work so awurdeti
him The rlsht is reserved to reject any and
all bids offered.
By order of the Board of Resents.
J J. wieigiit. teiretary.
Emporia, Kansas, S3, 15. 'J.
may4un.tuevi'
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traiu in it tofwvpap-n rir.tUwl !Vit tni
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r-l jtle lnfjrntsi cmtenl- 11 w-u-ftrj Mid thj
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tnleiliiTOtlr tLe raia-ns t,tid.nlt'ftrrrtfrucii-
T Pt-rptM, WS ICX ntI-A-TJJll. CililoSS or
AYEri & Sows Manual
FOR AOrKUTfciEttsi. Is4f.pp. G,tetsa
caxdi. evcuuuon. and aitm.tn rates of rerol
tvyixl rwTtmatl L'n.td uta url Cinvlt.
jad cuou.aj mm mfo,mu-n of nlna Xn an xdrrniser
tS55n"''"?dttCaT,JlerpiiWlcfcoa- A!llri
earefaLjBTiseil in ex-. edition. nj vtWrv pncbeih:
ncwpalljadJMtacaoca. It will VTJt to iumm
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ROAD NOTICE.
COCSTY CLEnti'S OFFICE.
i.VLsrvroKTii, Kas., .prll :
, is;.
fcTATKOFKMN'-MS.
- LEAVKSWOiTUCOCNTY.J
"TOTI"E is hfreby clven. That st a reKUl.ir
Jj uitellugof IheBotrdof 'nuuty i orumls
riouers, be sun and field at the court bouse. In
tne city of i enven worth, lu said County ncd
htate, on the Tth day of April. A. I. 1$7!, J. .
Lewis, and others of Sherman township,
householders of la couLtT.j resented and
meu a pennon fcSXingftHju ijonru oi lommis
Mouer lor tee appointment of viewers It
vie, t-nrvey and lucitea road In said town
ship, commencing at the southwest corner of
the uthe si quitrterot section 4, township
II, rau.e , tnence running tnst one half
ii. He to luter.net what is euutrn as the Grif
fith rod.
The prayerof the petitioners wss granted,
nnd K. W. Lucas, Thomas MiUrath aud V, m.
Carr were appointed viewers, to meet at the
houseof J. Lwl,ln Sherman township,
on the SJth day of Muy, 1:79, at ten o'clock a.
M, or In else ol failure to meet ou the 'lay
dtizna'ed, then on the lollonliii; day.nnd
proceed to view said ro-iJ.aml lve to all
parties concerned, a hearing.
I5y older of the Hoard.
J. V. XZEHAU.
county t-lert.
UyJAs. VcarxiFFE, Deputy w-t
EOAD NOTICE.
COl'STV f LKUK'S OKflCK. .1
L.1UVA1.NUUUT1I, Kas., April 15, IsTS. f
ST VTE OF KANS VB. 1 ,.
1-EAV.W01.T1I Cjl'STf, f""
NOTICE Is hereby given. That at a regular
meettCKOf the Hoard of County Comrrr.s.
sinners, begun an 1 heltl at the court house,
lu tGelityof Leavenworth, In said eounty
aud state, on the Tth day of April, A.I). 1S;9,
Joerh Parr and o hem of Kickapoo tonrn
ship, householders of said countv, presentett
and filed a pelittou a.-Umg a Id Roanl of
Lommissioueis fur the aptxitulruent of view
ers to view, sur ey and locate a ro id in said
townsnlp, commencing at southeast corner
of lot No 16, in Anthony's addition of out
101s iu lue i.oriiiwesi iiuneroi action :,
township S, lanie:.', running thencetouth
eastwanlly no a-s to lnterect the road leading
from Leavenworth City to the school house
In school district No. 2, lu said county.
Thepiayerof the petitioners wis granted,
ncd if. '- Moore, Nick Zlmrnernisn and
GeorKO Collin were appointed viewers, to
meet at the houseof Joseph Par'lnKicpapoo
township, on the2nti ilayof M'ty. 17. at ten
o'clock A M.orlu csiseof failure to meet ou
the day doLuated. 'lieu on the lolloping
day, and proceed lo v.w said ro-nl, and give
to ill parties concerned, a hearing.
11; order of the iloard.
J. W. JflKIIAU".
County Clerk.
liy J VMf-S Me Aui.ikkk, Teputj. WJt
IICAD JSTOTICE.
CODNi Y I.KRtC'.s OI'FIl'1
I.i a h.NWtKTii, Kan., Apiil -
1 IsTtl. J
sr.UEOFKASSVs. )
Lu Vk woltii COCST1 , J
"7"OTH'E is hereby given. That at a regular
Ll ineetuiKOl the llo.trtl of County Com
missioners, b-gua and held al tLo enurl
houe. In the 1 liy ot lyavenworlh In said
(.ounty an I st-tte, oa the Till djy of April,
A U-, 1S7J, J N. Cole and others of Kasion
township, liiinsl.t,d-isof saltlcnunty, I ro
sentetl and tllitl a pelitlou a-UlngMild tkaid
of etiuirnisioners for Hie apfKilntuieut of
lowers, to lew. surv y, ncaieand re-locate
aroid lo su.l tnwnsiiip, known as the Kick
apoo nnd West Line road, b-gtniilu, at
nortbeist corner ot scttou 1, township 7,
rinse -I, thence hilfnillt we-l to northwest
corner or section j to place ol termination.
The prayer of thr j etltioners, was gtunted,
find B. . Edwards, J. . Van V nkle and
Win. Mirviu were .ap pointed; le-Aers to
meet at tile house tif J X Cole, In E-tston
tnwnsliii). tin the -Ull 1l.1v of Mj. lSTy. at teu
o'clock, a 31 tirlu ctSH of failure to meet ou
me ir.iy tiesisuattd. Iticn on lire iuiiowiik
dty.a d pnheetl 10 view said road, and give
toad psrties coucerned a hearing.
liy cruel 01 lUc uoaid.
J. W. NIEHAL'S.
w t i.oauty Cierk.
LOAD NOTICS.
Coirrv Clfiiic's Orncr. 1
Leavenworth, Kas., April i3, JSTU. j
State 01 Kansas, )
Leaveuwotm County, J '
"VTOTICEIs hereby given, that at a regular
X meellnc of the Hoard of County com
missioners begun and heUlttheCourl House
lu Hiueityof i.eaveuworth,ln said county acl
slate, on the Tth day of April. A. 1). Is? , J.
M "'BTfrnnil outers of Eustori township,
housetioldeis of said county, pre.seuted and
tile.1 apettiion asking slid Hoard of Commis
sioners for the appointment of viewers to
cna:i"e, survey autl re-locate a portion til a
ro id leading irom No. 6 schoolhouse to Eas
ton, iu said township, t-ommencliu at the
Miutheast coruerof the southe;Lst tjuarterof
section'.', townsinps ranged), thence south
along the line between stiuws II anil IZ or
as near thereto as practicable, to theliision
and Ftirt Klelly road, at the nurtheast corner
of the lands of J. U. Uiinl.
Thopnier of the petitioner was granted,
and Harvey Lasweli, U'm. Hendervin and
Charles Ft pster, were appointed viewer, to
meet at thenou-eof J. II .-eever. In Eistoii
township, ou tilt SCih day of May, H7J, at ID
o'clock a. m .or Incase of failure to meet tin
the dsy desiguattsl, tnen on the following
it. iv, and prooetd to view said road, and give
all p.trtiert concerned u. hearing.
Hy order ofthe Hoard.
J. W. NIEHAl'S, County Clerk.
By James Me auliife. Deputy. wrj
nci:.
i:tinnlizatlnii ol 1'ersonnl Property
mill .Such Kenl I'roperty as lina
Chanueil iu Value by Itcason tr
Iteiiinval from r ;oiislruetioii of
liiiprovciurijls Tliereon.
CorNTVCl.KKK'sOFTICE. 1
l.E 1VF..NVVOK' II, KA.Ns.. May 1 1ST3. I
"VOTIi t I-. Hl.KhhV GIVKN that the
J.1 liitid of County eximiiilssiontrs ofthe
tiuuty of Iyavenwoi.ti, constituted as n
Ko.ird of Fuallzition, will meet at the
Count Cltrk'tt otllce ou
TUB FIItoT MONDAY IN JUNE,
and proceed to fair y and Imp irtially equal
ize tbe valii.tllou of personal pr.ijierlyot the
county and such real pniierty us hs changed
l'l value by reastia of removal from or con
struction of Improvements thereon.at which
meeting or adjourns tl meetings all persons
feeling themselves aggrieved with the as
sessments made and returned by the asses
sors, can appear and have all errors lu the
retuiUM corrected
J. W. Nieuaus, County Clerk.
myld3w:tw
Proposals for the Erection of State
Capitol.
yut.ee to Iluililm:
OFFIl V. OF SECRETARY OF STATE. )
'Ioi-ika, Kas, Apr.l., 1S7J.
Sealed pnittwtlH will Le received at tills
otllce until 11 o'clock Monday. Juno 2, 1S71,
for turntshlng Hit uisierials and doing the
masonry aud Iron work of the west wing of
the r-tale House. 1'ians aud seclncatttius
ami details ami drawings may lie seen at the
otllce oil: T-Carr Architeet, in the city of
Toeka on and after Msy 10ti.
1 lie attention or bidders Is raited to the fol
lowing section tif the law making appropria
tion for the erection of said building:
stctioX 3. 1 hat lor the purpose of erect
ing and constructing the said West Wing of
the stale buns', aud completing the same so
it may be occupied by Ihe Legislature in
January, lssi, there is hereby appropriated
out ol any money In the Mate Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, the sum of sixty
tlioufand dollar-, and In addition to aald
direct appropriation, and for tlie purptiseof
raising additional revenue for the pjm-ul
of the asts aud expenses of the erection and
construction of said west wing of the htate
Ilouse.l there shall be assessed, levied, and
collected, aud the,prtper officers of thetbtate
are hereby authonzel and directed to assess
ami collect. In the Jear U7J, the sum
of one-half mill on eacli dollar of ttxable
property of this Mate, and In theyear ISO
tlietum of one-hall mill uptin each dollar of
taxable property In this Mate, all ot whi'h
taxes shall be assessed and collected as otter
MateUtxes levletl at the same time are lev
led ltnd collecteti, and the proceeds of the
said taxes herein authorized and directed to
be levied, assessed and collected are hereby
appropriated to the exclusive use of erecting
and constructing the westwli.c of the said
state isou- provided for In this act, and
when the si me is pad into the .Slate Trea
sury shall b- known as the htate House
Fund.
Eacn bid mut b accompanied Willi a
bond In t e penal sum of ten thousand dol
lars, stgn'd by two or more resp'nslb'e par
ties, rondltloiietl that Hit party bidding. In
ae t he bid Is accept ed,wl II enter into con tract
to furnish the material aud do the work ac
cording to the plans and specifications, snd
will Immediately give tHind'ot tie amonnt ol
contract lor the faithful performance of the
same.
Envelopes ron'alnlng proposals should be
plain y marked "Froposals for furnishing
material and tiolnz tne msonry and Iron
work of Wt Wlog ol Htate Hou-e," and ad-dn-sed
to the undersigned at Topeka, Kan
sa .
The rlzht to reject any or all bids Is reserv
ed. Hy order of the Boatd of Htate Rous Com
missioners. JA.tE- SMITH,
secretary of btate, acd tz ntfldn Ser'y of
Board. iiu)3 d&wlm
THEGOSPELOFJOY.
The Gospel of Joy SSifM'Kia
beauty for Gospel Meetings, Camp ;Meettngs,
Devotional MeeUngs and Sunday schools.
By Rev 'amueliAlman and a. II. Speck.
It contains a lare number ot new and very
superior hymns and tune. The general
style Is very cheerful and bright, as befits a
collection that has to much to say and sing
about
"Glad Tidings of Great Joy."
Both worJs and music are of an e.evatesl
character, commending themselves to per
son of refined ttste. and the "danelne meas
ure" t prevalent In many recent composi
tions has been carefully avoided.
Price cents, lor which specimen copies
Mt.i uc uitttieu to auy suuress.
See Decoration Day Mnlc In the Musical
RecorJ, C cents.
Good Ntws!
(S3 cts ) the genial Pnn
uy School sons Book.
basthcusinds of friends. To not fall to ex
amine and try It- There are 27D songs. In tl e
composition orseectlon of which great taste
and ability baa been d splayed. Examine
a' 'SblnlDg River" snd The River of
Life." two standard books of great lnauty.
OLIVER DITSON & CO., BMton.
mwrmdwur.is.r. OMsntBk,nvu
(ICARTERI.V STATFJIKXT.
Juarterly Statement of the Treasurer
oricatcnivorth County. Kansas.
The following is a rtatement of the
amount of money in the County Treasury
showing the amount btlongirg to each
specific fund on the 2fl h day of April, 79:
General Kevenue. ..
41 9S
lul 11
l9nSS
l.lsT 2"
4 ."'I
4 40
2,'jlJ $4
Poor fund.
Hotels and Krldses--
insaun iuod
County Clerk's fes
County 'rrasurer'sfees... . ,
Interest ou county Id percent. t .ds
Interest on 10 per cent. Installment
nonus .
- 6.JS7 4-J
Interest on S per ceut. lutilliu-ut
3,1 01
M 41
InierestonK lit V bouds
atsteof Ksnsas, lsTt
is;
S.S79
Oi
lo.ina 14
irsst
3 Tl
iw;
1M IT
IS J 2
I Hikl
2M 9
S 43
dO.
5T av
6'l?
;n.t
H 41
M
Court House fuod. ..
Interest on Court llm-els.nd
Stated Kansas, ls7
' srt
1R?
" Isli
I'Tl
ls74
Redemption Money..
Alexandria Township.
lJelawara Townshlp.M
Eiston Tovntblp.
Fairmnunt Townsbip
High Prairie Townsiilp .
tvlckantio nwnshlp....
rteno i.iwntiip
MUermac Ttwnshlp...
Stranger Townh!p. .
2nd tl A Divl-loa slate school mud,
1572
1st -A L'lvlslon state school fund.
IS 26
:sos
is;
iritl s a Division state
choot fund.
41 M
JDS
15
1 TS
ft Xi
I 71
It 01
41 iO
J9W
1 1.1
ION)
16 SS
74S 32
I.", ,4
X4 S5
&"
2ml n A Division state school Iiind,
1ST1
1st A ulvlsloa state school fut.il,
1T4
'-'mis A Division State school fund,
forlsTS
County school fund, lkT3
County school fund, 'sTi
1'roceeds unclalmetl nrtnteriv .
Kansas Central right of tny mntl
Inter st on 1' C aud Fl D al K
R
bonis.
Interest on over do K I K W bonds
Interest on Land .M R R bonds.
Sinking fund, l?i .
Sinking fuml, li'O
LA AN w right of way fund
sinking fund old iO per cent. buuds
County school mnd.lsT.s .
ind S A Division state school luud.
1st s A Division State cchool lund.
2nd SA Division State School fund.
I3i
01
Toug.inoxle Lltv
County School fund, U-T
3 1C
1 SS
l.Wiiy
SS C9
S1S7
91 IS
icso
Leaven wort n city
IstsA Division btate school fund,
1S77
2iiIjjA District State school fund,
1st M A Division State school fundi
'.'mi S A Division. State School fund.
1st st ,v Division StTt escIitiol""i u i. d",
1"79 .
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Couuly sciieol li'iul 15T7..
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inreresitiu nouns noi regitereu
fo) so
1,') 4'
HD 73
3 21
2M SI
t 23
-5 6'
ls 12
22S 29
1 M
89 711
49 V
LT.ll tO
6 -
6,S2 17
l'l in
1C.3S.I ."
OJ 211
interest on nontisrej?isteiei ....
Principal and Interest registered elt r
bouds --.
2nd s A Division Cuuniy school
fund. 1S77
Judgment fund, 173 ..
Judgment fuutl isti
Jlrilgliletlt luud, ls75.
Judgilient falid, lsTT .
Interest on rmik Deposit . ...
County reboot fund, 'S7s.
County school fund, lata ......
.Normal scnooi iuuu...
SpecUI fund. .. ... .
Interest on n i. isinua.
tateo Ksnsss. lS.s. .
Judgment fund. iS7s
-Ink ngfuud court house bonds..
Iron bridge across stranger
SCHOOL DIsrICT-.
District fund, school District No 2. .
" 3 ..
" 6 .
4 25
f5 02
ST '0
2rt 1
135 IV
31
1 .Vi
l'l it;
323 23
4rtfS
Clt.
4 91
i .-.3
Us .3
2 20
11 A
49 2:!
25 9.
7 10
r, so
67 !
71 2S
31 .-,
511 !
tli 37
15 is
13 7s
20 S7
2V7 l
21 211
36 in
10 31
19' ID
12 94
1 f2
17 21
22
16 s-l
4t 61
27 71
37 '.?
11 41
2WI SO
97 23
SV il
7 97
3 a
171 39
15 t2
62 S
turn
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9 is
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to Kt
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33 41
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15 .
15
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17
11..
19 .
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21
51. .
Interist
sriiklug
DLstncl
Interst
sinking
District
Interest
sinking
tlstrict
24 .
25 .
2S..
2;
Interest
sinking
District
Interest
Sinking
District
ts..
:s .
2 .
v .
so .
tl...
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s .
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31
37
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42 .
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451
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61...
4!
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'7...
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71) .
71...
t5
7
71
74 .
75
7i
70
76.
Interest
smktrri
Listrlcl
Sinking
DUtrici
Interest
sinking
DUtilct
sinking
District
,t
Interest
sinking
District
.
Interest
-Inking
Di-trlct
Interest
sinking
District
Interest
Milking
District
4S107
1,9 Irt
15.tl
22 61
G7I
15 43
2S
2 21
ft 16
16 93
12 eo
23 91
io; i
16 al
noo
81 93
23
3 91
2 61
47 W)
II W
G7&3
II 21
11 74
s" at
W 46
25 29
15 5i
45 13
29 91
42 41
51 32
2 2
S5 6t
tl y
141 75
2-7
tl to
Interest
elnklng
District
Interest
sinking
District
Interest
Sinking
District
Interest
sinking
District
Interest
sinking
District
Interest
sinking
District
Interest
slnktug
District
" Old 70..
Total
Deduct overdrafts as follows:
Tax of 1S3 . 01
r-udgrneut fnnd, 1876 4C6 7'
Touganoxie Townsiilp . . ss
Int. Fund, District 42 16 77
" " 4J 6 5i
J1.193 M SI.19S f
Total In County Treasury IS. 42:1 3)
The amount la County
Treasury Is placed a follows:
In ofllce l,t3 27
Insley, shire 4 Co' bank. . 2i,l is
Ueriuan bant 3C.I30 3
Am. Ex. Nat. Bans , N. Y . Ol 10
Total K,4 2) 113,4 -. 25
Willara shepherd, County Treasurer of
Leavenworth county, Ksn-as. blng flr-t du
ly sworn according to law, upon his ostli
says the foregolug stsleiueot is taken from
the books of lilii ofllce. and Is true antl cor
rect to the best or his knowledge nd belle:
WILLIAM HIIEl'IIE I),
County Treasurer.
Fubpcrlbed In my presence and sworn to
befot-me this jth d-y of April. A. D. IsTJ.
J. V. NIE1IAU-.
County CierR".
6777 A YEAR and rxperf es to seent.
s- a uutnt free. Adaress, 1. ei. v 11 .
ERY, Augntta, Maine.
iaajSwijr
SOAD NOTICE.
COrNTY' CLERK'S; OFFICE. )
Lj.vWui.tu, Ka.v April 25, 1S79. f
fcTATE OF KAN'AS. )k
LEAVltWOkTH tOC-tTV,
VOTICE Is hereby given, That at a regular
Xi meeting of tne Hoard of County 11110-inl-Rloner,
begun and held at the court
house, in lhe City of Leavenworth, In 4ld
County and state, on the 7th day of April, A.
D., Is79, II. Mussett and othersof Kickapoo
lownMhip.housebolderHOf said f.ouutr. pre
seated and hied a petition ask.nz said lioird
of Commissioners for the appointment of
viewers, to view, surver au vacate th
Knapp road In said Itownship, commencing
about lMjards north Iron, Hit, southeast cor
ner of section 26, tonhlp 7. ringe 21, thence,
north until It intersect- tut Round Frrl
road and there terminates.
The prayer of the petitioners was granted:
hdu 11. j..ivoacu, joun iawsooaour. rA.
Daniels were aDrolnted viewers, to meet at
the boose of Ed. Knapp. in Kickapoo town-
snip, ou irie jjia uy 01 Jiay, IS. 9, at teu
o'clock A. X..orln caseof failure to mtet on
the day designated, then on the following
aay, ana proceed to view saia roau, ana ci ve
toall pnnles concerned a hearing..
y order of UwBotd.
ST. W. NIESATO.
CbuBtv Qet .
i fAKtlKAIT D rn, vci-stt.
HICHOLS;SHEFaRQg0.,
XTnttlo Crcoli, Mich.
OHIGIXAL a:jd okly gejiusse
6s yi 23 ir. Jk. rr o 32,
THRESHING fHACHIHERY.
tfpIIK XaffBii-ss CrsInJsailnr. TlmeSailng.
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