The Workingman's Friend from Leavenworth, Kansas • 8

LEAVENWORTH APPEAL, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1879. 8 Leavenworth Appeal. From present indications the spring and summer trade bid fair to be auite lively this ear. We notice that an unusual number of I4UVINWOBTH, MDAT. MARCH 7.

our merchants have already gone east to purchase goods, and others are to follow shortly in anticiDation of brisk demand for goods in Teat ArTXAl may found oa Us at Oeo. P. Bowell Ort Spruce St.) whan advertising contracts mar It ia New York. their respective lines. Indeed the number of our cltv merchants who have gone east mis The river on th rise.

year to personally superintend the purchase of sarin? and summer stock- is far in excess of Fibruaky 1 Right about face, forward! the departure of last year at the same period CUM. Somebody's child is dying dying with the flash of hope on his young face and an Indescribable yearning to live and take an honored place In the world beside the companions of his youth. And somebody's mother is thinking of the time when that dear face will be hidden where no ray of hope can brighten it when her heart and home will be left desolate because there was no cure for consumption. Reader, if the child be your neighbor's, take this comforting word to the mother's heart before it is too late. Tell her that consumption is curable, that men are living to-day, aged, robust men, whom the physicians pronounced incurable at the age of twenty-five, because one lung had been almost destroyed by the disease.

Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is a most efficient alterative for separating the scrofulous matter from the blood and lungs, and imparting strength to the system. It has cured hundreds of March! Pblletio Notice. STATE OF KANSAS, V. Lkavimwokth Oouxtt, In the District Court of ike First Judicial Diat ef the State of Kansas, sitting the wnttuJS- George W.

Fackler, Plalntln', versus Joseph Xartlnlk, Vary Martlals, and Mataias Tstilk, Befeudenta. The above named Stathlas Fesllk tl hereby act Nd hat you, together with Joseph MejWksad ry Martlnlk, have been sued In tho above entitled ewwrt, la this cause, by the said plaintiff, George W. Tv-, and that said plaintiff fllsd his nekton in said oT. -i aid causa oe the Uth day ef January, A.lfc against you, and that you must answer se Mtttfeau petition will be takes as true and iodgaseat of ttasa tore following readered sooordingiyf A iadgmeat la favor of said plaintiff against the aaM abevoisMsd Joseph kf artiuik npoaths four notes aad imiema ef 8SSSd ind "SStH the petition In this suit as havlnc been eisosHut belaid Joseph Martlnlk and Mary MartUuk hiswser ibeeS latere and for the foreclosure of the said atortcace sad sxte halfi? ths southeast quarter of section seventeen (IT), (0a-Uee twenty-twe (21 east of the Our (6) principal meridian, containing eighty acre of land. And the southeast quarter of the northeast aoarear ef section seventeen (17), township eleven (11).

raaaa twenty-two (22) east of the sixth (b) triadpel twenty 1) acres, being, lying and situate In tbeee-tr of Leaven worth and State of Kansas, and for ment aad decree berriag said Joseph Marti nik. 1 7 Martlnlk and Mathlaslesllk, and foreclosing (baa and each of them of any right, title, claim, in tweak as-tote or demand of, ia or to, said mortaaSed meu'iiet, or any part thereof H. R. PEHDsuttV A "petty" row occurred on Wednesday WiNTli'i goose it cooked. The end night at a noted billiard saloon on Delaware street The wordv bellicerants were a young TtAvit briik jatt now, and the hotels hardware merchant and an assistant clerk in lave no reason to complain.

the district court. After some words, not strictlr Biblical, they made, a feeble attempt Thaws on the R. I. P. railroad are daily coming in, loaded to their utmost with at damaging each other's face, but they evinced a strong aversion to spoil their Another old landmark hu been obliterated.

We refer to the old frame structure on Delaware, between Main and Second streets, It was one of the early buildings erected in the infancy of our city, about 1862. It was used as a restaurant by one Carlo Carll, who did a good businest there, the place being resorted 10 mostly by military officers' from the Fort, attracted no doubt by the good looks of a woman who purported to be the wife of Carli, but who in reality was the "grass widow" of a former resident of Leavenworth, a Spanish or Cuban cigar dealer. So at least "runs the legend." Afterward Carlo Carli disappeared from the city leaving his wife or mistress behind, who not feeling equal to the task of running herself alone the restaurant entered upon some arrangement or other with a friend of her husband, George Giacomini, who took unto himself the management of the restaurant, at the same time supplying the place of husband to the not too desolate grass widow. George made money there. Those were good old times, and many "noted heads" of Leavenworth society and from the Foit did congregate there discussing politics, war items, social scandals, and general gossip1, over a chop, a glass of wine, and a good cigar.

There, the present proprietor of the more pretentious "Delmonico" first held forth as an assistant to his cousin George, and there did Tom first acquire his stock of experience in the "caterer" business, which enabled him afterwards to start a restaurant of his own, which, after varied fortune, has now become one of the established institutions of the city, and made the name of the Delmonico a household word. Afterward the building was used for different purposes, and above all to jeopardize the, passengers, mostly immigrants, bound west rard. Thi March term of the District Court com snenced on Monday last, and it is expected that it will dispose of a large number of cases jaaii-ii. Attorney for Plaintiff. stiffness and gloss of their stand-up, Piccadilly collars.

Very "equivocal" looking individuals are seen prowling about our streets. They do not seem to belong to the genus trampi vaerant. or to the criminal class, still they before re-adjournment Thi usual monthly fine (license) of le per capita, has been collected from sundry have an omnious look about them which THE OBIUIN OF IRELAND. With due condescension. I would call your attention To what I shall mention Of Kr(n, to green.

And without hesitation, I will show bow that nation eon me of oreattoa The gem and the queen. 'Twos early one morning, Without any warning, That Von us was bora la The beautiful Hay. And by the same token, And sure 'twas provoking, Iter pinlous were soaking And wouldn't give clay. Old Neptune, who knew her, Vegan to pursue her, In order to woo her, The wioked old Jew I And almost had caught her, Atop of the water, Great Jnplter's daughter, Wh lch never would do. But Jove, the great ganlus, Looked down and saw And Neptune so henious, Pursuing her wild.

And he spake out In thunder, He'd rend him asunder And sure 'twas no wonder For lazing his child. A star that was flying, Hard by him espying, He caught with small trying, And down let It snap; It fell quick as winking On Neptune a-sinklng, And gave h'ra I'm thinlcins A bit of a rap. That star it was highland And lowland and dry land, And formed a sweet island, The land of my birth. Thus plain is the story That, sent down from glory, Old Erin asthore In tbo gem of the earth. Lpon tho shore nately Jumped Vanus so stately.

But fainted, kase lately So hard she was pressed; Whlou muoh did bewilder, But ere it had killed her Her father distilled her A drop of the beet. That sup was victorious, It made her feel glorious, A little uproarious I fear it might prove. So how can rou blame us That Erin's so famous For drinking and beauty, For (gating and lovel Notice of AttacbmaBt, STATE SF KANSAS, Coouti Lbavehwortb, In Justice's Court, before Charles Tholes, a Justice of the Peace in and for Leavenworth township, in said county and State. i George H. Weaver and William Small, Plslntlffs, against 71''; Dr.

George L. Lewis and Melaine Lewis, Defendants. Notice is hereby given that on the 14th day of February, A. D. 1879, said Justice issued an order of attachment, la the above entitled action, for the sum of forty-four dollars and ten Oenta 1 041 in I.

anil tkmt. mmlA nua makes their presence amongst us anything but aereeable. Yet, we cannot, in all con- science, direct the attention of the police to them, inosmuchthey are well, they are will be heard oa the 22d day of March, A. D. 1S7, at If clock A.

at the offiee of uIiUmUmI. Jl irt county assessors, and they are scouring the city in search of whom they may devour, Leavenworth, in said county and State. -Leavenworth, Kansas, February 18, 1879. Go. H.

Weaver and Wii. Skaia, Plalntiffe Cloooh A Wheat, Attorneys for Plaintiffs. fehlNtl The "county boardine house" is pretty "soiled doves" during the week, The "cops" will therefore get their pay. Ma. Almon Smith, an old and esteemed citizen of Leavenworth, died at his late residence, corner of Eighth street and Michigan avenue, at the ripe age of 83 years.

Wi are ready to acknowledge that we would rather have a "Favorite" cooking stove than any other article of household use ever seen it beats them all in every way, The sum of $389 was the amount deposited in the city treasury, as the proceeds from fines, imposed by police court for the month 'f February. A nice snug sum for a short south. One night the peerless Gerster said "I cannot ling a note I feel a soreness in my lungs. A hoarseness in my threat." In vain the impresario begged, And all in vain he swore-The peerless Qerster would not sing Because her throat was sore. Straight to a drug store o'er the street The Impresario ran -1 'Give me some drugs to cure a cold, Or I'm a ruined man The dreg man smiled a bitter smile And said by bless your soul, Brown's Bronohiu Troches are the thing To straightway make you whole The Impresario gr abbed the bex And straight to Gerster flew "Here.

chew a troeh, Gerster, dear; Don't stop to talk, but chew And Madam tierster sang that night With voice aa clear and free As ever warbled allegro Or trilled the highest C. And now where e'er great Gerster gees In htr triumphnl eourse. Browns Brachial troches go slong To tune ber when she's noarse. Safe and certain in Its effects. Such la Gana' Quick and Sure Relief for Asthma.

Sold by Theodore E-iersdorf. feb28-8t SAVE MONET. Take your old Hats to Putnam, The Hatter, No. 117 Delaware Street, and have them repaired and renovated to the latest style. feb2My Publication Notice.

8TATB OF KANSAS, )' LEAVBBTWOBTn OOUXTT, In the District Court for said Leavenworth county. Bebeoca Ann Davids, Plaintiff, versus William H. Davids. Defendant. full just now.

Many of the boarders assert that they are just as well off inside as they could possibly hope to be outside, and therefore grieve not at the toss of "God's first gift to man" liberty. Freedom, through long starvation and hardships has lost all of its The said William H. Davids is hereby notified that he has been sued by the plaintiff la this cause, ia the above entitled court, and that oa the 10th day of Jaa rr. is. iv, sue uteu aer petition in SSiu cause, being by.

turn a fruit store, a bar room, a bogus lottery den, at other remaining untenanted for a long time, and again lately the upper story being used as a private residence. It has now been demolished, and a charm and dignity for those unfortunate out-cuts. Is it then a wonder if they prefer prisony with something to cat and shelter to liberty without food and with all the concom wh. u.b jy, iui u.IUIW, nnu nu, III1IMBS yWU answer such petition, filed against you, on or before the 28th day of February, A. D.

1870, said petition will lie taken as true and judgment rendered against you accordingly, and of the following nature; decreeing and annulling me oonoa oi matrimony heretofore -y'Ttlrg between you. for vour fault, and that the nama ha at fine brick structure is to be erected on its esrae ano wnony i or naught neia. itants of squalid poverty. leni'-et KEBEUUA AHA DAVIDS). Tuesday last a horse and its rider while Publication Notice.

place. Thus has gone as we said, above, an old city landmark. Many of our older citizens will, however, remember the spot as one associated with many of their pleasant reminiscences of younger days. THE 8TATE OF KANSAS, speeding up Third street contrived to turn a complete somersault, landing unhurt on their feet a performance hitherto unequalled Ads A JEH WUnxU UUUMTX. In the District Court of Leavenworth County.

Milton Tootle. Willam 13. Haana. anil Thielaa Campbell, partners as Tootle, Hosea A plaintiffs. Wbisbt's Beard.

Scalp una Dinunm flnit- H. R. Winters, No. Beat Estate Transfer. The following real estate transfers were Vou, H.

B. Winters, are hereby notified that you have by the records of circus performances. They both, horse and man, intend offering their services to Bamum for the coming "tenting season," and we have no doubt that the "prince of showmen" will be glad and ready POUTO" am heavy HouiUch or Beard on the unootheet mem In from 29 to 80 dr. It nevor fall. No poMible injury to th (kin.

Bull? applied and certain In affect. It will alio ramon Dandruff aad prevent Baldneu, I am the sole agent for tbla compound. Per package, poitrpaid, 25 canto. Two packrres for 40 oenta. Addnea B.

Litchfield, Litchfield, Illinois. Please state what paper iron saw this advertisement In. janl-r uenu sueu iu uie suove enuueu court, oy tne piaintuxe, and that they filed their petition thereon against yon. registered during the week Martin Smith and wife to Henry Kalb- must answer said petition on or before the day of March. A.

D. 1870, or said petition will be taken aa tone and judgment rendered against you accordingly, ef the to secure those two wonderful and truly only- fleish, the following described piece and parcel of land: Commencing at a stone 31 rods, Judgment for three hundred and fiftv-esven and Dean Ramsey relates that at a certain party, the hostess observed thai one nf ihe 8.50 made by canvassers selling the book podean artists. sixty-two one hundred dollars, (SJ8S7.62,) with ssvea per, cent, interest thereon, from January 21st, 1879, and also, for the sale of vour nersonal nromrtv hnrata aiAanhait guests, an Hon. Mrs. Murray, had no spoon called "TUB HULL BABY." Send 7b cents for book and ourfit.

Address C. Hull, Independence, Kansas. l'ebT-y IN the brief space ef three days Mr, Geo. 4 1-3 links west of the center of section 26, township 7, range 20, thence 92 rods to a stone on the Delaware line, thence north 71 In this suit, to-wit: Three boxes of goods, and for an order applying the money arising from such sale, win, jMyiunuv uu coiui oi wis. suit, anu secona.i towards the payment of the amount found due the plaintiffs, and then if a surplus there be, after the pay- T.

Beven has last three children. Those who have children of their own, can alone fully realize the intensity of sorrow which ror ner soup, ana cauca tue attention or the servant to the fact. The man servant who was an ecentric old bachelor, replied to his mistress in a voice which was heard all over the room, "Mum, the last time Murray was here we lost a spoon. Lnnch for Passengers. The depot restaurant has been refitted in degrees, west with said line 25 rods and 10 UiBU, Ul IrUV EWU anu JUUXllltHlt IU M11B UlAI UR same be brought into court to abide Its further order.

first class style, and the traveling public can now get a good lunch cheap for cash. febl4-5w. Attorney for Plaintiffs. has fallen to Mr. Beven's lot.

In the presence of such dire visitation and affliction, words links to a stone thence east 24 rods and 19 links to the place of beginning, containing 15 acres of land, more or less, $100. Publication Notice. 377-1. Hundreds testify as to the valns of GANg' QUICK AND 8UUK RELIEF FOK AftTHMA. Reoree L.

Lewis is herebv notified that L. W. Benjamin F. Allison and wife to William Towne has commenced an action in the District Court, iu the couuty of Leavenworth, in the fail to convey adequate sympathy to the grief stricken hearts, and we can only add that our regret is too sincere to find expression in empty phrases. Dowding, of Wyandotte county, the follow Sold by Theodore Egeradorl'.

feb28 tit ing described real estate, to wit: All that taie oi naneas, wnerein Baia L. w. Towne. Js' Elaintiff, and said George L. Lewis, Tat(S eonard, James L.

Abernathy and John I Abernatbv are defendants, and that said nlal.i I The "boys in blue" got their pay, and iflP hna ciaH vnn Daifl ttanvtrtk T. T.awIb anSlll, U1B IDUIIIH1 JSOIUBI, JUU OJJU bllC UbllUr UOlOUUBUh, above named, in said court, in said action, and part of the east half of the southwest quarter of section 2, township 12, range 22, east of the sixth principal meridian, lying south of the corner of the Little Kaw, sometimes called Three Mile creek, supposed to contain 30 acres, more or less $200. Chew Jackson's Bct fweet Navy Tobacco. nov29-78-ly The only exclusive steam book and job printing house in Kausaa, ia Ketcheson's, 102 and 104 Delaware street. sep27 ly.

Tiie latest stvle of furniture and the lowest prioce can be found at Herman Kichter'f 813, Delaware street, that said Thomig Leonard has filed his answer! Riports from the county treasurer's office tay that business has been pretty brisk for Several days. Taxpayers are reported as being unusually punctual with ready cash. Why, is the millenium close at hand 1 Tm 21st of this month is the last day of tract allowed for the paying up of taxes. After that date, as every one knows or ought to know, five per cent, will be added by law to the amount of your taxes. Business in police circles was dull and uninteresting during the week.

With the txception of a few plain drunks, mostly con-lined to our warriors from the fort, nothing preaching a notable item transpired during tfceVeek. From Monday up to Thursday of the present week, the Chicago, Rock Island Pacific road brought in two hundred and ten immigrants. They were all transferred to the X. P. road, and.

are bound for the western jpart of our state. The enthusiasm created by the artistic and finished playing of Madame Camila Urso has induced some of the city music lovers to start 'a movement having in view the return of the great artist, flow far it will succeed we are unable to say, but we join with many others in encouraging'the scheme. S. Woolf, of the firm of S. Woolf left last week for New York, where he will no doubt make purchases for their summer trade.

The fact that their summer novelties in the furnishing line will be selected by Mr. S. Woolf personally, is ample guarantee as to the elegance and quality of the goods to be had at Messrs. Woolf Bro's, fine store. ANOTHER "cock main" took place somewhere near the fair grounds, on Friday last 51x chickens were entered and fought, of which three succumbed victims to their valor, The sport partook of the interstate interest, inasmuch as it was between game of Kansas City and Leavenworth.

Leavenworth is reported as coming out ahead in the betting. The county clerk's office is daily beseiged with claimants for pensions, They go there to get the papers fixed up and our accommodating and jovial county clerk, Julius Nei-naus, has got his hands full, but his courteous and obliging nature is equal to exigencies, In said actien, therein stating causes of action against vou and others, and that said James L. Abernathy and John N. Abernathy have also Inf they are spending the hard earned dollars in right foysl way. They are seen staggering about our streets in every degree of intoxication, from the slight, inoffensive "elevation" to the full, complete and "hoggish drunk." Others parade around the streets or the outj skirts of the city in buggies or hacks with the saia action meu ineir answer inerein, stating causes of action against you and others, and Edward Stillings and wife to Vinton Still- ings, the following described piece and parcel of property 1 All of the north half of block 33, in Bain City, 200.

Who Is MyereT He is the high-toned barber on Fourth street opposite the Continental hotel. Shaving, lOcts bayrum and tonio included. Nov.8-lm. you rntisi answer saia pennon on or oeiore toe Sisth day of March, A. 1679, and reply to said answers within ten days thereafter, or said petition and answers will be taken as true and Judgment rendered accordingly, of the following nature, to-wit: A judgment in favor of said plain-: tiff against you for the amount of the notes by you heretolore given to said plaintiff, and for the Bale of the tiiano bv vou mortgaged to secure "inevitable" cigar in their mouth, paper collar and accompanied by the still more Edward Stillings and wife to Merritt H.

Insley, and Daniel Shire, the following des- "indispensable" girl of "facile" virtue. Few Ten thonsand Standard Now and Old Books. Mend list of what you want. Ian! Linahan, Bookseller. Fourth and Washington avenue, St.

LouiB. scrir.d property 1 The two-thirds 01 the north payraontol said notes; also, for the sale of all the personal property by you heretofore left in the care oi said Leonard, and all vour personal property now in the city of Leavenworth, in saidi days more of such "jollification" and then for two long months again they will have to fall back on fresh water, the old trusty "dugeen," pork and beans, and console themselves with relating to each other the "exploits" of those golden but fleeting days. state ana county, including ine lurniiurs mentioned in the written instrument you gave said; Leonard on the 5th day of June, 1878; and also all the property attached by the said Abernathyei in their suit heretofore prosecuted against votl GASh' QUICK AND SUftE RELIEF FOR ASTHMA never fails. Try it. For sale by Tneodore Egersdorf feb28-8t SECOND HAND largest stock of second hand books at the very lowest ices.

School books of all grade. New books at half price. decl3-'7My i AKCAEK, 708 Olive Bt St. Louis. east quarter and of the east half of the southwest quarter and of the north seventeen acres of the east half of the northwest quarter of section 13, township 9, range 22, after deducting therefrom three acres, 3,000.

John Higinbotham and wife to Frederick Hall, lot 8, block 67, in the original plat of before William G. Matblas, a Justice of tbel Meanwhile the low drinking saloons about reace in ieavenwnrtn townsnip, in saia county and the proceeds of such sale will be appropria-J ted and applied to the satisfaction of the eiolmd town and the dens of vice on and about the leVee are reaping golden harvests. the City of Leavenworth, $19,63. ana eaia aemanus in saia petition ana answers; stated, according as this court ehall.determine the priorities of right between said plaintiff, said! The currency Question. Not withstanding the fact that thousand! of our people are worrying themselves almost to death over the vexed question, even to the extent of neglecting their business, their homes and their duties to their families, lieonara ana saw Aoernatnys.f, i LtrciEX Bakes.

Attornev ior Plaintiff. Several Leavenworthians, who are of the state legislature and have to be in they are still thousands upon thousands of smart, Clouoh Wheat, Attorneys ior said Leonard and Abernatlivs, Befendante febls Topeka throughout the week, take advantage of the weekly adjournment from Satur nam wonting, intelligent men pou-ing into tne great Arkansas Valley, the Garden of the West, where the Atchison Topeko and Santa Ke Railroad offers them their choice of 2,600,000 acres of the finest farming land at almost their own prices. If you do not believe it write to the undersigned, who will tell von where you Notice of Attachment. STATE OF KANSAS, 1 CmrNTV T.f.avkwwokth. BO' day to Monday, to run back home to spend the Sabbath under the domestic roof.

can get a cheap land emploiing ticket, and how, at a moderate expense, you can see for yourself and be convinced. W. F. WHITE, In Justices' Court, before Charles I holes, a Jutu of the Peace in and for Leavenworth township, ia sal county and Ntatei i Charles M. White, Plaintiff, I verms H.

R. Winter. Defendant. Hi REVIEW OF THE MARKETS. Leavkswobth, March 6, 1879.

Alarkete are less depressed and the advent of spring will no doibt infuse new life to general trade. The variations are as yet quite insignificant in many items, but the forecast is very favorable to a brick trade for the spring, with considerable increase of demand toward the beginning of summer. LEV EN WORTH MARKERS. (WHOLESALE.) Wheat So. 2 93 No.S No.

4 81 Flour Per sack 2.G02.m R)e, per sack 1.60 Graham, per back 2.40 Bran Per ton in socks 9. 00 Cobn Meal Per 100 lbs. bulk 80 Cokn 25 Rejected 24 Hat Per ton 6 00 Oats No. 2 24 Ryb No. b'i Cranberries Choice 5.C07.M Buttbb Choice j'b2 Eqqs Snpply fair, per doz 12 Potatoes Early Kose, per tiO Peaohblowi 55(5170 Sweet Potatoes Per bushel Onions Scarce; choice per bbl 2.7SJj 0 Beans Hand picked, per pound 21 Bhoom Corn Per ton $30(iip0 Meats Sides Hams twsi Sboulders 3J4 LARD-Per pound, large lots 7 CuKESK Kansas 5gff Eastern Cia7i Poultry Chickens, live, par doz 2.65.75 Apples Per bbl 2.ftYa).i.00 8UGAK New Orleans 01310) Live Stock Market.

Cattle Shippers, per ewt (4.4534.65 Butchers 8.66fi4,0 Feeders 8.50 (.3.90 Hoos Live 3.0055 Sunup Prime, per head 4 0Ofl4.6O Stackers 1.50&2.00 Varkett by Telegraph. KANSAS CITr. WnfAT-No. 2 92))t)3 Flour Fancv. per tack iMQavD XXXX s.ouI.S5 XXX Cons 25J Oats m24l KYB S2M Laku ,7 Pork Mess, clear llOtutll Eoub 9K(iplO BUTTBa Choice 1S13X Chbkhb Kansas 68 Poultry Pressed Chickena 0t Turkeys.

8X10 LlVl STOCK. Beeves Extra prime steers Hoos 8.S03.60 CHICAGO. FLOt R-Fancy Uooa to choice 1.75(4 70 Wheat-No. 2 911.00 No. 3 8282X fOFS-No.

9 83J33 Oath No. 2 J27 RY 4i44 MARLKI 778 Butter Choice 2428 LIVESTOCK. Cattle Choice graded 4.804.85 Cows and heifers 2.40(33.50 Medium to fair. H.7034.25 2.7&04.W ST. LOUIS.

90Stl.ee OOK-Mlxed Oath No. SHo Rie Je6 Poke 9.Nef.8'4 Lard.m.. 6H6 NEW YORK. (lea. I ana Ticket agent, Topeka, Kansas Reduced Railroad Kate.

People who are going to or coming from Kansas or Texas will again have cause to thank the E. T. Railway, from the fact that, commencing with February 1st, 1878, they will make a heavy reduction in pas and his equanimity under the pressure of Notice Is hereby given that on the 21st day of January, A. D. 1879, said Justice issaed an order of attack ment.

in the above entitled action, for the sum on SUM, and that said cauw wiU be heard on the 36th ua of February, A. D. 1879, at 9 o'clock A. at the ofooe said Justioe, in the city of Leavenworth, la said count; and State. senger rates to and from Kansas and Texas, not only in TO A PLAINTIVE POET.

WBITTKN FOB THB APPCAL BY F. C. De It. Tell me not in fluent verses All your miseries and wrongs Wby should troubles, tombs and hearses, Aye be burden of your songs Tou of all men, sure, should know it, That the comlo muao gay, And the real comlo poet Lives in laughter every day. Though he be in want of money To attain his simplest end, 'Tl his duty to be funny, Thus make Joyance for hli friends.

Learn thi lesson, friend, I give you Let your verse be pleasant'chsff; Work like yours will not outlive you You but angle for a laugh. Leave all trouble to the tragio, Leave dull moral to the dull; Soon you'll find your fun, like maglo Penetrate the thickest skull. Leave to Tennyson aad Browning Dreams of love and hopes of pelf You, whose lines but pleasant clowning, Must abaudan thought of self. business is as much a matter of wonder as it is a credit to the gentleman himself. One Jack Lanahan, who a short time since was confined in jail on a charge of vagrancy Leavenworth, Kansas, Jsauarv 80 1W9.

i CHARLES M. WHITE, Plalnelffi firlimn A Whrit. Attorneys for Plaintiff. ianiVf! A detachment from the 1st U. S.

Artillery, from New York, arrived in the city Saturday last via the C. R. I. P. in charge of several prisoners sentenced to various terms of confinement at the United States military prison at Fort Leavenworth.

Large shipments of all sorts of merchandise from our city firms are reported this week. The heaviest shipping was done by the Great Western Stove Company H. D. Rush, H. S.

Burr B. S. Richard and Whitaker Bros. Notice of Final Settlement. STATE OF KANSAS, Leavbhwohth Coohtt.

In the Probsts Court of said county and state. III Creditors and all other persons Interested in the aforof uwia faspicious tnsruticr, nu nut vnij uiu cheek of a mule, but the whole face. Being set free from jail he stole the shirt of a fellow prisoner. But the theft was discovered in time and he was rearrested and his case has been before the court, but was continued till late date. said estate are hereny notlnea, tnet at the next regnj lar term of the Probate Court, ia and for said esuatyj to be beadn and held at the court room, in the cltv and county of Leavenworth, state of aforesaid, oa the flsiJ Monday In the month of April.

A. D. 1879. 1 shall appll to the said oourt ior a full and final settlement ef ML 1 estate CAS8ANDARA OOOLKf 1 Jtamintstratnx of James cooley, aoettssa; Leavenworth City, March 7, A. D.

1879, m7Sw. Two printer devils in the "Appeal" office, P. GERAUHTY. Probate Court Motes. The following is a resume of the proceedings for the week.

Marriage license issued to Alexander Clark and Mary Field. Marriage license, issued to Phillip E. Clamm, of Platte county, and Eliza J. Neidick, of this county. Marriage license issued to David W.

Mc-Bride and Mary Peeke. ARBLE AND! -w-RANITB got somewhat pugnacious the other day. It aeems that the quarrel arose, not from complicated and knotty financial opinions, nor sprung from a hot difference of opinion as to the merits or demerits of the propriety of investigating In galls' fraudulent reelection. In fact the precise cause of the hostilities is not as yet well defined, but from a searching in DEALER, Seneca Street, between Fourth and flffc, through but in local rates. They will reduce their local passenger rates over all their main line and anches in Kansas to 4 cants per mile.

With their many miles of track this reduction will have a very material effect, especially on passenger rates from Hannibal, to Kansas poiats; and at the same time it makes a reduction ia through rates to northern Texas, both from Hannibal and St Louis. A abort tame since, ween they reduced their local rates in Missouri to three oenta per mile, a reduction of five dollars was made, in some oases, in through ratos to point in Kansas i and now that they have again out down local rites, the people who travel, or who are emigrating to Kansas or Texas, should think this liberal corporation, the Missouri, Kansas A Texas Kail way. A neatly printed sheet, showing the new rates of fare from and to all prominent points, will be issued February 1st. and will enable the public to see the the heavy reduction. Copies we are lmformed, will be mailed free to all who send their address to Jaa.

D. Brown, General passenger Agent, K. AT. R'y, St Loals, Mo. (Sodalla (Mo.) Dally Demeorat, January SO.

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Dr. Dinsbeer will treat all ohrania diseases, and furnish mediclneafor leas money than any saber phyeietaa In St-Louie, Write or call. 6ecS'ly Now la the Tinea Travel. In eompliane with the law of the state, and for the public good, the Missouri Pacific Thronrtj Line has reduced its local and through tioket lares nearly one-third of what they had previously been, and bow it ia almost cheaper to travel by that line than to stay at home. Notwithstanding this great reduction, the If isaouri Pacific wdl still continue to sell Konnd Trip Tickets between certain Stations at a further reduction of ten per eeot.

from the regular tariff, and It to hoped that the Line will be amply repaid by a prnnej-ou patronage ror its liberal concessions inpoaaeztger fares. Yours F. S. FOWLXK, AclUT General Passenger A eat. I A marriage license was issued to B.

F. Leavenworth Kan Edwin Booth was invited to enact "Hamlet" at the formal opening of the new theatre at Stratford, April 23, the anniversary of Shakespeare's birth. Henry Irving and Barry Sullivati were also to appear in the same part on succeeding evenings, thus presenting the three greatest "Hamlets" on the English speaking stage. Flattering as the invitation is to the American tragedian, he was compelled to decline it, and other arrangements have since been made. The building of a memorial theatre to the great dramatic poet at Stratford, appropriate as the idea seems, can hardly be commended practically.

Shakespeare's birthplace is really very little else. It is a pleasant, but very dull borough, having less than 4,000 inhabitants, whose quiet slumbers would be eepW-ly. Hundley and Sophia B. Magers. In the matter of the estate of Gustav Brand, ner, a minor, Alexander Doerle was appoint ed guardian.

Lawrence Business Colles XnC ATineet uemninnaM dwww am maw a pen the Kntlre year. i Ti In the matter of the estate of Samuel and Elizabeth Norton, deceased, letters granted to George S. Woodward, administrator, and ap praisers appointed, man ship and the business branches with ban' express, postoflce, merchants' emporium aotaal business. Young men prepared in to shortest possible time to act aa teacher, a countant, copyists, Ac. Aadrees, BOTio-iv H.W.KA CAULS Y.Prlneipai.

In the matter of the estate of Margaret scarcely broken but for the frequent visits of vestigation promptly instituted after the battle it would appear that the imj mediate earn belli was the unwarrantable liberty taken by the oldest of the two devils ef blackening the younger nib's face with a thick and well spread coating of "Favorite Stove Polish," which made his "phisog" shine like a nigger's heel. It was a hard fought battle, and it ended with the oldest devil getting his hands considerably damaged by coming into violent contact with a good sited stove shovel skillfully and fcriously brandished by the other party. The latest reports from the seat of war announce that one is laid up for repairs and the other received bis walking papers. Mitchell, a lunatic, William Denholm, guar, dian, files inventory which is examined, ap proved and ordered to be recorded. Beeves SJWaM.00 Cotton viOt Fxorm Good to choice- BS4S admiring strangers, mainly Americans, to tne home and tomb of the master bard of mankind.

It is out of the way, and so generally unimportant that it is not likely that any performances, after the one of next April, will ever be given there worthy of the memorial play house. A good motto for a young man just starting a mustache down in front. Some men never lose their presence of 1 1- .1 ll WmAT No. 1.13A1.14 JOHNSON'8 COMMERCIAL COLLGV 210 813 N. Third St.

Ixroii First building south of postofflce. For ladl ind gentlemen. Open day and night all -fear. Send two three cent stomps for speelsB of business, ornamental, abort-hand writing circulars, etc. seps p-t-i, 4 CORN Western mixed 4519401 Oats Mixed ISSS Ryb WettarB.

84M Pork 1,754) iej nil a a. in mew 1 ore man inrew iiu inuuicr-in-law out of a window in the fifth story of a burning building, and carried a feather bed down suits in his vital.