Leavenworth Appeal from Leavenworth, Kansas • 4

You may say what you please about SADDLERY. FURNITURE. Horrible. A stranger from Kansas City com A Blood Curdling Tragedy. It was a dreary night in November.

it being as well to consolidate the Western Union and Atlantic and Pacific ing up to the metropolis to see the sights, found that Durfee did Ketch- The fog lay thick and heavy on the deserted streets of Leavenworth. The gas had been turned out in all the telegraph companies. But the fact is, ON RECEIPT OF S3 TH SUBSCRIPTION price of the Appeal, we will send the Appeal for one year and $2 worth of tue following goods, at their regular cod pri es. One lady's bridle (2.00 One Kent's bridle i.M THESE GOODS ARE MANUFACTURED by the Abernathy Brothers, and are warcanted to be good as can be bought eke-wuere for the same money. We will furnish any article below described, delivered free in THE APPEAL.

LEAVENWORTH, MONDAY, SEPT. 1 Three card monto men in the city. Leavenworth horse and stock fair October 9. eson Owen Dufft for a Singleton it is a shame arid a disgrace for a of hay, and thinking it too Beiga bill. lamps, as the economical, light-furnish country like the United States to let uu uuaru uie c-irs, 10 any one US IIO Inr il.a a single telegraph company monopo prepaid: ing company had discovered by referring to the almanac, that there was to One gent's bridle and riding whip i One lady's riding whip P.00 One buggy whip, whalebone 3.00 One team whip, all leatherend bridle.

2.00 One buggy bridle 2.W) One nice web halter and bridle rein 2.00 lize the whole telegraph business. Parham is one of the fillers of Leavenworth. One horse brush, bristles i.OO One of Leavenworth's shining lights, who hangs around the market with Leather lines for double team 2.00 Lines for buggy, single, 2 00 Horse blanket, winter 2 00 nothing to do but make silly remarks on the passers by, after being on a wanted to Alter it. But Dutch Michael thought it "was Besser to do a jail peesness for der gelt, than to Turner into a credit one which vas like de Snail and Fuller of risk dan der oder." So he told the Miller to marshal his forces and make an Appeal to the people to re Joyce in a Horn over the failure of the Public Press to suppress hard Times in Leavenworth. Tired of this row he went to the E.NGLiSH-man's menagerie, Bur your household supplies at the Appeal office.

S. RICHARDS, AXUF AC I USER OF AND DEALER IS Tom Giacomixi has received those fine saddlerocks. Oie ftraight-post badge bedstead 12.00 One maple rocking chair a.uO One walnut camp stool goo One walnut camp chair 20 One walmit or maple 00 One patent child's crib j'nj One walnut towel rack g'ou One walnut sewing stand a'uo One Lixld mirror, arch top oy One walnut wall pocket, curomo Hi. 3 One large Boston splendid rocking chair with arms, nicely 3.00 FURNITURE, OF our own manufacture, made Br THE BEST WORKMEN AND ALL terrible drunk the other day, the doctor told him he would have to take medicine. He replied "I don't want to take medicine; I want to take whisky." The coopers in J.

W. L. Slavens1 packing house, Kansas City, are on a strike. Cause, reduction. SADDLEKY, Cold nights, but the niosquitos seem to live through it all right.

be a full moon that evening. The belated wayfarers shivered in the raw, damp air, as they hurried homeward. A thin, poorly clad woman with a child clasped light to her breast pressed the wet and clinging snow with quick, eager footstep. A frenzied light was in her eye as she threaded the dark recesses of Cherokee street with feverish baste. She soon reached a large and crumbling edifice tenanted only by gaunt, enormous rats.

She stepped over the mouldering threshold, pushed open the heavy door, whose rusty hinges grated harsh thunder, glared around in the silent darkness, and with a stifled groan sank to the floor. At about that hour a man was to be 417 DKLAWAKB STREET, The ice took fire at Mr. Kreybill's ice house pn Friday morning; cause, spontaneous combustion. which was in a dark Hole among a Crew of roughs who were the worst he had ever seen in all his experience of Missouri Valley Life. There he saw a pretty Parrott Mark time with LEAVENWORTH, KAN PRESS NOTICES.

CIGARS. The Leavenworth Weekly Appeal has again again been resurrected with J. Edward Effing, The Leavenworth gun club won the one hundred dollar prize at the Atchi as conductor, and Frank Hall, engineer. The ON RECEIPT OF 2 A3 SUBSCRIPTION to the APPEAL for oue Tear we will eend boys st art out well Manhattan Enterprise. his foot, as he ate a cracker, while the Campdell tried to Chase away the Wolf who was feeding on Rice and Wheat.

It was a sight which caused the Harrop on his head to you the Appeal aud worth of son tournament Thursday. Are the daily papers in Leaven WARRANTED. ABERNATHY BROS. CARPETS ITTLE JOE worth working for the interests of Leavenworth has another paper, the Aiteal has been revived, by J. Edward Ewlng, and will be Issued every Monday morning.

We seen wandenng.with uncertain, zig zag footsteps in the same direction. The stand straight and he was glad to es- Leavenworth, or Kansas City OB capo Scott free. Coming down town like the Aiteal, and only hope brother Ewing does not part his hair where he does his name. George E. McGill luit Wednesday J.

G. Havs Citv Star. ENTIRELY SEW STOCK, NEW PAT on the Kansas Pacific to solicit orders for the Leavenworth woolen mills. WANTED. he met his Noiile Foster father, the Barber drinking a glass et Sherry in Miller's Boi.an alley, and asked him to play a game of seven-up.

He had scarcely turned up Trump, when Zipp went a Ball past his head, and OIGAHS, Terrible fight on Kickapoo street All advertisementB under the head of For Sale, To Let, Wanted, tarce ceut a line Thursday evening; it was only dogs cacn however. The police not in sight, as ANl'FAC tURED BY 17 OR SALE. A FIKST-CLASS NUUSERY- usual. mau'd plate book; coat 10; will sell tor he thought it besWo Hook it. He be gan Phelan for his hat when a gen can on or auureus THE APPEAL CO.

M. Strouse Co Barnlji will be here en the 18th, TERNS, NEW STILES AT ABEnjATHV BROS. Laces, Lambrequin.es, Oil Cloths, In New Patterns. ABERNATHY BROS. and the gaudy bill-boards are sur ITIOR SALE A SMALL HOUSE AND L)T on TliiiM avenue, near Congress street; 3 rooms and cellar; now nted lor will take tleman of Sf.cki.eii appearance with a IlAKDWlCK-ed countenance and a Cross, Stern expression entered the Hall and pronounced himself a man LEAVENWORTH, KAN.

rounded by gaping groups of admir 4ocah. au tresB o. u. Agent, ing children. CANDY.

WANTED ItY A SMALL FAMILY, A clean house of 3 or 4 rooms, within a short distance of John Seckler' clothing and light breeze that, had sprang up, gently lifted his coat tails and disclosed ghastly rents in his unmentionables, and Iv.a bloodshot eye gleamed fearfully is he mounted the rickety steps and with trembling hand inserted a corkscrew in the well worn key hole. In an instant the door was flung open, and he staggered in, as if drawn by an invisible hand. For a moment all was still and then his wild shrieks rent" the air, and rang out in the stillness of the night, as she hissed through her clenched teelh "Why didn't yon buy them pants of John Seckler, 317 Delaware street? Then they wouldn't have lore tlint-a way." Comiiun Scoundrels' Meeting. The city council held their regular meeting at the new court house on Wednesday evening last. Mayor Ummcthum took a chair.

The fraternity of the noblo white men present, Wohlfrom Wesllakc, O'Hurdett Ilrien and Hills, petitions, conditions, reports, of Sterli.ng virtue and bound for Bliss. lie mildly ventured to doubt Thet have a fair over in Platte county. We saw some ot this fair come in on the Rock Island most every lu nibiiiiig tioro. Amines, UOOD PARTY, Appeal office. evening last week.

They were fair, mo MINSIKKL AND THEATER PCO- too. WOOLEN GOODS. JL prietors. 1 am ready lor engagement for the cm in season, to do contract advertising and programme bu iuess for either nmiturel vr theater troupes, salary moderate; years of We have received the Platte County "Patron'ze Home Manufactures." RECEIPT OF 2 SUBSCRIPTION TO the Appeal fjr ono yenr, we wlH Kond you i worth ol'the following: Pure mixed candy. Pure stick candy.

Pure lemon drops. Pure caramels, assorted. Pure mint ops. Pure French crenms. V.

gctable cough candy, etc. Eight pounds of pure cm'iy for tiro dollirs. ntlGA, M.VNUFNCTUBER OF PURE CA.ZSTDIES, A WORTH, KAN. experience win, iiret-eutfcs companies. Au Daily Landmark, issued every morn drey within W.a any i.

HARRY RURCH, avv worth, iiitas, ing during tho fair. It is a creditable sheet, and shows a line advertising "1710U SATK-A (i It EAT BARGAIN. A l1 nraall house of lair rooms, No. 741 Kick patronage. IH apoo street, rear the corner of Uroadway; lot 2 ix 1(H); aplendid will; woodshed and outbuilding.

lie houtu is imme on a stone Mr. Smith, of Kansas City, general agent of the Home Sewing Machine basement; nil In good repair; cost wid tnkc 50. 'Ihis irf a ttjiuin that i Heldoin otiereu. Call mini em ami heeior company, paid us a visit on Wednesday, or auuresa Aru j. Care of Leaven ortli A itkal.

He put up at the Planters, and was "Patronize Home Manufactures!" ON RKCEIPT OF 1 TIIE SUBSCRIP-tion price of the Ai'i'E L. we ill nend the Atpeal lor one year anil 2 worth of I ho following goods ai their reguljr cash prices: Bps! stocking yarn, whit or mixed, Pit mud 73 i 11 51 Three yards choice joans i.i.0 Pure wool flatM.cl 11 colors, according to wtiyht and qunlily 3'9 1.25 One pants ttte.n of two aud a h.df yariH all wi.ol c.tcsimflrcs 2 0 InsT.iin rtirin-ta, ppr fi03 1.00 Thesis rarp, is ure'iuudj lrom Kaneai wool, and warranted. JEAVES WORTH "yOOLEN MILL OWE 1ST DUFFY, MANUFACTURER OF ALL WOOL GOODS riOli SALE OR EXCHANGE A HEAITI 1 larm of thirty neru, quarter a mile liom Glasgow, in timvaru county, Mishouri, will be sold at a bargai or exchanged fur real elate in tue city or enmity ol Leavenworth, CROCKERY AND SILVER WARE. ON RIPTTON price of the appeal, we will a mil the l'PEAL foe one year unit $-2 worth ot too lot-lowiug goods at their regular casti prices Oue pair flne g-ild decorated vases. One gold decorated cologne set, 3 pieces.

One set silver plated tea spoonc, Rogers' best pi ale. One silver plated mug, gold lined, Rogers' best plate On halt dozen silver plated napkin ringa. One pearl handled, four bluded pocket knife, warranted betit quality. One sei knives and lorks, best aualitv etetl. All fenced with hedge and cross lem cs.

A new iW'i btory house with six momf, cellar, closets. ntri.B and irches. Also a new olllce room deUched. with a large rellar under it. A num one siatde, s.

tlieient tor lur horses and all well pleased. IMI Wasted A good cook must be kind, gentle and sound, and warranted not to kick, go single or double, and broken to tile saddle. Address, Judge, Appeal Office. What's the use ot crying "Hold the fort." The fort is not likely to run away. It has been where it is for a good many years, and in all probability will remain for a good many more.

gran Good cistern and a never lading spring, Tie laud is level and die neighborhood good, (ilas -ow is on the M8Muri river and on the contracts, railroad presentations, were all in order. A resolution was ofl'ercd authorizing the treasurer to receive outstanding indebtedness in payment of back taxes. Alter a set to it was quietly laid under the table. James Brnraati got the contract to feed the city's cattle at seven and a half cents a meal. They will live high.

A resolution, cutting a slico off the loaf of the half-famished policemen, or guardian angels, to $10 a month They only want eight men to guard the city's peace, instead of twelve ono might do. North Missouri railroad. One carving knive and lork, beta quality stee Appl. ai Dr. shoycr's block, southwest cor ncr oi ueiaware aim utn strtets, to A.

F. CALLAHAN, Attorney at Law. -ii iu i iinv juts uiuc uruiize lump, an uuuipiew. One dozen flint glaa goblets. Oue pair ft lass covertd dishes.

One silver wired castor, four botttei. One white metal castor, live bottles. One birdcage. One large wooden mocking bird cage. Our lowest cash orice on the above iroodR.

so red and for: acres of land for sale. 1 have nineteen hundred acres of land for sale in tin- county; one quarter seciion is ira-uruved the balance is uuiimtroveit. lccte'1 is is 2.00, and we guarantee everything exactly as represented Ve have a rreat inanv this statement, when the ruffian with a bhioibcurdling threat that Ire would eat his Flesiier drink his blood started for him and chased him around the Brown of some dilapidated Sheeds, which looked ghostly in the Moonlight, and attempted to rob him of his jewelry. Tho stranger said that if he were a Richer man he might let his diamond Ringo without a struggle, but as he was poor and this was a Freeland, ho would pound him into fragments and Berry him in tiie Grund first. Our reporter turned Bi.Oak in tho face with suppressed glee at the prospect of an interesting light, and swore by Hie Continental congress that he would report the affray in good eporting style, but Weil he was speaking the Ratp of a policeman was heard a Long way off, and with the speed of Goldsmith Maid ho lit out, and fearing that we Salinger somebody's feelings, we'll not finish this interesting Taylor give additional particulars.

leaulluess Is Next to Godliness, This motto is as old as civilization, yet in this city a person may run through the whole town, through all the fine barber shops, and not find the simple accommodation of a bath, until he comes to the Planters' house. There he pays to an Ethiopian fifty cents for the use of nn old fashioned, dirty tub with just enough water in it to rinse a baby in. After all the proprietor of this onc-horso tub establishment says, I will close out tho the bathing business; I can't make it pay-" All observers of health and longevity agree upon thi3 fact, that a man may change his underwear daily, yet if he docs not wash off the scurf created by obstruction and perspiration of the skin, his body is not clean, and sooner or later must suffer the consequences. As nature has favored this city wiih such an extensive water privilege, it would not be very expensive to build near the river a bathing institution for warm and cold baths. It would surely be a paying investment and a benefit to your city.

A Xew York Observer. CASSliYiERES, BEAVERS, DOESKINS, TWEEDS, FLANNELS, JEANS AND "ST J. IJ JS OK ALL KINDS. I have three hundred and twentr actes in Wyandotte county, nio-tiy mhered; alt the land is with three quarters of a mile to three other article that may be selected in plcaeof The Jewish new year, or Rosh Hashanah began at six o'clock Friday evening. The holidays continued from that time until Sunday at sundown.

It was generally observed by the Hebrews of Leavenworth. nines distant trout railroad. 1 have three hundred au-f twenty acres unim proved 1-itul for sale in Riley county, about me auove, aesireu. i. u.lakii tu, C.

CLARK A IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF CROCKERY, uiree nines nom ron it iey. I will sell the above in luts to suit purchasers. And parties-, if they desire, can have mven years' time in equal annual payments. Thi is a chance seldom oflered to pai ties who desire CHINA AND GLASSWARE, BRITANNIA a home where tney can realize all ot it out ol the land ut-ing their present means to improve AND SILVER PLATED WARE, TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY. 137 DELAWARE STREET, LEAVKNWORTH.

KAN. iiiuii uuiik-b. a. i uc pi inquire ur OWEN DUFFY, Leavenworth Woolen Mills. A nORSE attached to a baker's wagon, became lrigktened on Wednesday morning, and came down Third street like a streak of chain lightning.

The vehicle was slightly damaged, but the harness shoe-strings were enormous beside them. barblV The news came over the wires last night that the Cincinnati cigar-makers aro on a strike. No wonder when R. Beiga, of 310 Delaware streot, is selling that new brand of cigars called the Strike at five cents each. Cigarmakers, like other mechanics, can not make the Strike for the price they have been getting, so they will Strike till the last armed foe expires; Strike for wages their hearts' desires Strike before their loved one expires The country's saved, by Jove I Anyone paying $2 in advance for a year'ssubscription to the Appeal can have $2 worth of these cigars as a premium.

BAKING POWDER. Patronize Home Trade. S. ODERF1ELD, BARBER, Mrs. Van Fossen, 327 Delaware Street, will start for New York in a few Carpets! Carpets I now hare on hand a large supply of new tad elegant patterns of carpets which I will sell at VERY LOW PRICES.

Come and examine my stock, and see for yourselves. Orders Solicited From all parts of the West and fi led promptly Will duplicate prices of Eastern manufactar- ers, thereby saying the freight for home trade. Price list sent on application. "CIGARS. OS RECEIPT OF 2, THE SUPSCRIPTION price of the Appeal, we will send toe 297 SECOND, XEAR DELAWARE STREET, days, to purchase a large stock of miWj appeal iorone year ana worm or tneioi.

lowing goods, at their regular cost price. LEAVENWORTH, KAN-. One pound Ha-rop's baking powder .40 linery and fancy goods for tho fall and winter trade. Those wishing to secure the latest styles would do well to wait till her return. BOOKS.

une nan pouna narrow's crumoiea ury hop yeast 10 One two ounce bottle flavorinc extract. any kind IS One four-ounce bottle Harrop's liquid rennet .38 One eight-ounce bottle Harrop's Eureka tomato catsup 25 One four ounce bottle Harrop's liquid blueing 10 One poundof bicarbonate of soda 10 ASY ONE SENDING 2 0 FOR THE Appeal for one yea-, wo wil' send them woith of SCHOOL BOGKSTbUNX BOOKS, WPITIKG PAPER, WALL PAPER. SAMPLS FURNISI1ED. OR ANT OTHER ARTICLE SOLD AT MORGAN'S une pouna Jiarrop's improved corn starch 15 One two-ounce bottle ouster oil. cold MOKE Ed Morgan, formerly of Crew Morgan has opened a very nice book and stationary store at 329 Delaware, street.

Mr. Morgan is one ot the oldest book and stationery men in the city, and no doubt will receive a large sharo of the patronage of the literary and reading public in this part of the oountry. He will carry a stock of school and blank books, pocket knives and etc. His facilities for framing pictures are first-class, his motto is: Do unto others as ye would that they should do unto you. pressed 10 One two-ounce bottle sweet oil 10 One two ounce bottle spirits .10 One two-ounce bottle essence peppermint .10 Tot 1 2.00 NEW BOOK STORK, LITTLE JOE.

437 DELAWARE LEAVENWORTH, HARDWARE. Ramsey, Millett Hudson, of Kansas City, have received the contract for printing the Missouri supremo court decisions, being the lowest responsible bidders. Count Fobxylortaztblafiin is stopping at the Brevoort house, says the N. Y. Herald.

This name is a little easier to pronounce than some wo have in Leavenworth. HARROP'S -Oaliingf Powder, DRY HOP YEAST, FLAVORING EX TRACTS, BLUEING, ETC. LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. DRY GOODS. ON RECEIPT OF 2 SUBSCRIPTION TO the Appeal for ono year, we will Bend you fl worth ol i he following One pair tailor's shears, best steel.

One pair plated shears. One dozen pocket knives. One set of three scissors, best quality. Two chopping axes, warranted. One spado aud one shovel.

One cast stool scoop and one spade. Ont grindstone and patent hanging. And, in fact, any goods ueual'y kopt in a hardware for ti. For Sale by Cigar Dealers Generally. MANCFACTIJEBD BT M.

STROUSE CO. To make his article the more interesting the Public Press man states that he was personally acquainted with Brigham Young. The men of Leavenworth now look upon Joyce with awe and admiration, and the women with fear and trembling. Atchison Patriot. Hon.

Alfred Grat, secretary of the tate board of agriculture, has leit a blank in his report for Leavenworth county. Lack of time, we suppose. If he delays his next annual communication till October he may possibly find time and space for a mere mention of the most populous county in the state. We have received a copy of the Platte City Daily Advocate, a seven-column morning paper published during the fair. It contains a large number of advertisements, principally from Leavenworth merchants, telegraphic dispatches and local matter, and shows much enterprise on the part of the proprietor.

Phelan, corner ot Fifth and Seneca, has received a fresh supply of Gunpowder, Oolong, Young Hyson, Imperial Mid Souchong, or English Breakfast teas, which he is selling at figures that will astonish the oldest tea buyer. Go and see him, and if you buy anything of him and are not satisfied with it, ho will return your money with pleasure. "Chuck" Herndon, who Is woll known by the printers of this town, had the job during tho Platte City fair of carrying telegraphio dispatches from this place for the Daily Advocate, and was provided with an old mule for that purpose. Monday night ho had gone about half way on his return Trip, hnn his steed was taken with the RED. We will send you any dry goods A.

MILLER. HARDWARE AND NAILS. The Leavenworth guu club sends E. Lecompte, Chas. Whitman, James Cooter and J.

A. Schmidt to take part in the Woodland park shootiug tournament. Atchison Patriot. PHARMACY. Senator Morton is said to bo worth only $24,000.

Exchange. That's nothing. We have men in Leavenworth not worth a cent. BY SENDING IH 82.00 AS A SUBSCRIP-tlou to the Appeal for one year, we will send you any TOILETARTICI.ES, PERFUMEET, HAIR BRUSHES, COMBS, DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, OR ANYTHING SOLD BY THE DRUG HOUSE OF Robert Farham, Cor. Fourth and Delawnre LEAVENWORTH, KAN.

The strike keeps striking like Ban-quo's ghost it will not down. St. Louis Star. LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. MILLINERY.

ON RECEIPT Of 3. THE SUBSCRIPTION pi ice ol tne Appeal, we will send the Appeal for year, and $2 worth of the following goods at their regular cost prices One lsdy's silk handkerchief 2.03 One lady's ill or winter hat lined with Urst class material 2.00 One lirty's lace Ribbon, per yard Zephyr worsted, per ounce SO Card moitoe for filling in from. 05 tip Canva for tidies, per yard .109 Trimming silks and veiling, per yard iMf 2,10 Mag. Bevins was up before Judge Vaughan Wednesday last for being drunk. She told the judge she never got drunk, and of oourse, as a matter of courtesy on the judge's part, he discharged her.

Remington. Mr. James W. Remington, late of the Ironton, Ohio, Journal, has accepted a position on the Leavenworth Appeal. His very many friends in Platte will be pleased to welcome him back to our part of the country.

Weston Commercial. Harrop is advertising his baking powder in the Platte City papers. Wo are not jealous, but we do not like to see him get his harrop in that way. Our Kansas City friends say Leavenworth is behind in the fall styles. They are mistaken the etyles are bo-hind Leavenworth.

you may wish from the dry goods house of B. FXjESHER, in Leavenworth, on receipt of $2 for a subscription to the APPEAL for one year. If you should want a dress pattern or any other dry goods to the amount of $2 or over, we will send you the APPEAL for one year with any bill you may see fit to favor us with. Mr. Flesher is one of the oldest and most reliable dry goods establishments in Leavenworth, and any goods you may receive from this house will give entire satisfaction.

LIVERY. M. P. Cranston ran away from his horse on Thursday. Damage light.

The business men of Joplin have been visiting Kansas City. No monet in the city treasury, and we will have to do without gas. Disturbances in the Fourth ward nearly every night. jyB3. M.

M. VAN FOSSES, collo and gave out, and he had to foot DEALER LN QOLLIER'8 Livery Stable, Fourth Street, between Shttwna and Delaware. UATBJiWOBTH, XAjr. MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, it into town, delaying the publication of the paper until eight o'clock. We ay this in confidence, for it isn't safe ipsak to him about it.

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