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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-15
, f.e By Grilbbs s. Williams, ..i ~
IAuctioneerS and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

VERY. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
yEON THE WEST SIDE OF SEyENTffsBF
TWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALI@ST STREETS
AT ,AUCTiOS.-On MONDAY. 18th June, AZ 5
O'Clock NJ, we will sell, upon the premises, -FOUR
LOTS OF GROUND, with some small buildings
thereon situated at the southwest corner OF
street and Pink aey. THENCE running. sonthwaTdiy
towards Broad street 81 feet, and running back 81
feet to an alley 10 feet wide. - !,
1t will he sold In such parcels as may be deemed
This property, being so near TO the Second Map
ket and within few Steps OF Broad street, could he
made very productive by The erection of small stores
now much In demand in that neighborhood. Those
looking for All Investment are invited 10 attend tile
sale.
TERMS: Atthe sale.
$50. GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
-ie 10 .''2E Aucti0neers.
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BY Coulling & Meade,
/. Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
1921 Main street.

g,HAT BEAUTIFUL NEW FRAME
| EEsIDENCE ON THE NEST SIDE Or
rTWENTY-FiF'riI STREET. BETWEEN o AND
p FOR SALE AT AUCTI0S.-On TUESDAY the
18TH of June. Mt o'clock r. NJ, we will, at the re-
nursi of ic owner SELL on the premises the above
tr ,crInpd DIV Filling. containing tive good rooms
and massage Lot fronts 80 ieet on Twent5-Aftli
street, running back l3o feet to an alley.
tt 60" - COUPLING = MEADE
;ea $780,. Real Eslate A gents.
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(soMMIsSItsNER IS, BALE or srp,.
" INVALUABLE TR4CTS or LAND. arr.
ATEls. IN. DINwIDIlIE:C 0UNTY. no Takf
pLAEE IN FRONT OF THE CUsTOaI-ffOJlSg
gN I5ANk TsEET., IN ssrIlE CITY OF RicH,
y. sa,.5 AT lsIIo virtues Of the decree o.
tie suit or CIapbeilts creditors is he;Is
We vii, sell atpuhiic in front OF the tusfnm
a1ise on hank street, IN lie city nf lsirhmopd an
lowing real cstate 49, '1 ''i
4 Lat 4 TIA CT leentsining THREE H,,SpHYn
sANDsaiNETY-NfNE4N QNE.QU ARTEn
AGkES. ono half oIeu land COED for Wheat. In.
bacco aid other sCaplcs the other liaff sfns.
ttE'5ereds nffginat growth. situate on sto,,
creek. snd four southeast OF Diawddie Court
house. ~ $500 4. = $3.50
GREssE husyitr 4; $3.50 $3.50
with original growth. and Gins the aiose traet
TERMS: One third casE balance on q cfesIst ~
one tws, and three years, equaf tnstslnes tnterrs,
added. for bonds With spprorhd seenrity. and mic
retained until the bond: are paid. - -. >.'
~ X. n. JONES, Js.S
=. 1871 s-4:agS AIExxE DEsRtIsUES Az
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EAMILY FLOUR.
so barrels EDDY FAMILY,
loo barrels VALLEY MILLS FAMILY,
so barrels BIG SPRING FAMILY.
NH ID A. Y. STOKES 4 CO
COURT ORDERS.


VIRG1NIA-IN VACATION.-In the
clerks Office of the Chanccry Court Of the city
Of Richmond. May Il, 1872:
Slater, Courtney II. Jones, Maria E. Walker, wife
of Alexander Walker, sueing by Alexander Walk
er, her next friend, and said Alexander Walker I'm
his own right; Minerals. Wynne, wife OF Thomas
II. Wynne, suelng by Thomas H. Wynne, her next
friend, and said Thomas II. Wynne In his own
right Fannie J. Bodeker, wife of Henry Bodeker
sueing By Henry Bodeker, her next friend, and
said Henry Bodeker In his own right; Prfncetta
II. Mccarthy, wife OF Edward Mccarthy, suelng
EDWARD Mccarthy Iii his own right. Plaintiffs,
Charles NJ. Sheppcrson. .......... Defendant,
IN CHASCERY. st Il. s..1
The object OF this suit Is to set aside and annul SO
far rs the properly owned by William Slater, de-
ceased s concerned, certain deed of record In the
clerks office Of Henrico County Court, dated July
2 lS47, puypoting 70 have been executed by Robert
Hughes, conveying to said Charles II. Shepperson
intersection OF Yenahle street and MechanicsyiYe
turnpike, which deed IL Is charged Is forgery both
rs TO the name OF Robert Hughes. the grant0r, and
the names Of David Comfort and Thomas f. Spen-
Ger, the justices of the peace before whom the same
pnrports 10 have been acknowledged OH the 26th day
OF July, lsa7, IN Charlotte county,tFa. =
And affidavit having been made that said Charles
d. Shepperson, the defendant named Ia said Dill is
not resident or this State being resident or tue
state or Texas) Il Is ordered that the said Charles
d.. Shepperson do appear here within one month
after due publication hereof and do what Is Eeces-
sary to protect his interests herein. is. .yi I.
- ) BENJAstIN II. BERRY, Clerk.
CANNON CorRTsgGp.q my ls-ssw
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( BY Hill & Goddin, Anctioneer5,
40. llos Main street.

rrRUsTEE,s SALE OF SMALL FARM
= IN CHARLES CITY COUNT ATishUC,,
TIoNBy virtue of deed Of trust executed a,i
ra5.orje,i In tir clerks Office Of Charles City
county Il shall sell on THURSDAY. Goth In
slant :tbeIng court-day), at ]: O'Clock. at the
said decd us being about ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY ACRES, with n small DWELLING and
harm &C., thereon. This farm Is aEOnt on. anu q
half miles from Wilson's landing, OH James river,
iu an excellent neighhofhood 2. s%ff. ~
TERMS: Cash rs to so much VIII efray the ex-
neuges of sale and nay off note OF s55u with in
terest from January 10. 1879, till paid
E .t-ss--jr GHALES w. FLOYD, Trustee. .
HULA GoDDIN, Auctioneers. s. .jelhl
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ses BY Grilbbs j. Williams &. 5.l. &
Real Estate Agents ana Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE
' SOUTH SIDE JOHANNESBURG EAR SIXTH
June, after the sale of property advertised by us on
seventh street, say at o'clock r M we VII p sci!
upon the premises the very VALu ABLE PRO-
pied by Mr. w ~. Elicit Us livery stable, and adj
Joining the handsome new store Of L. II. tfefi
Esq. . . a.
Second Market, and should attract those wishing 10
invest in good business property. The 10y isit by
55t feet.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
Ia IN AuctiDnCers.
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BS Richardson & Co.,
Teal Title Agents and AuctioEecrs,
3. 81 1il3 Main street.


r AEGE AND. ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
IL BUILDING LOTS IN MANCHESTER by
AUCTlnN.0n SATuRDAY The 18Th Instant ant nj
mist a large number Of beautiful BUILDING
L Purcell aud cane e eAsesg nis 9r
Consists of about forty-thrue acres Of land laid OIL
Of sex feet with alleys II the rer as
houndsd on the north east south and west respec-
lively by Wadworth, Morgan. Marx and Maury
streets convenient to the granite quarry on me
river, and should be particularly attractive 70 the
oEerstycs atthut place, and others withon1 homes
nceSany ANNOYED by the payment OF rents VI % t
nroncriy rented The location of this property Is
free FROM any unpleasant surroundings perfectly
healthy, and convenient to all points OF business ana
Interest Houses built In this locality viii readily
command good and pronlpt-paying tenants at Il
rental netting Income OF ut least Twelve per cent.
! TERMS: Olic-fonrtli cash. the balance, with IN
ierest in four, eight and twelve months: 30
49, - - - RICHARDSON &. CO.,
irs Auctloncers.
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DENTISTRY.

THE RICHMOND STEAM DYE WORKS
STREET and VIII do DYEING AND CLEANING
OF all kinds Of LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S
GARMENTS, and, In: all seolors THEY also give
special attention to CLEANING OF CARPETS
without being taken up, and cleaning gentlemtn's
clothing by Anew process Of steam. give thf IN
call. my sl-am'
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, THAT VERY
l. DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE situated OH tho
corner of NJ and Tweuty-seyenth streets, containing
seven rooms; kitchen with two rooms, &C. and i
pump of the very best water. The lot Is Ala y 10.
feet. For terms, &c, apply to IL =.
je la-.t +. ID. EACHO. Auctiouecr.i
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a''sss by Grutts q Williams.
y Anstioncers and Real Estate Agents, ~. g.
s. Eleventh, street between Main and Bank. z

D RICK DWELLING. NO. ITO, N
ID FoRD's ROW, In. SIDNEY, on The west si'ie
of Cherry between Dover or Cary and Cunlerialid
streets TO be slid ut auction npon the prenses' on
FKIDAY, I4tll June at 5o'clock p NJ 1t has Three
rooms, ard Is In nice order. .,x.., ,.,.,
SIX BUILDING LOTS On The SOUTH ,t SiI5E
AND CULyEIsT sTREETS:-Afier the above, We;
win sell LOTS fronting, t0eefser 100 8i2 feet and
running back about loo feet This Il z good oppor-
tnty 10 bits cheap lots tn that rapidly -mproving
locality: = ryuIY.Na
10 10 Aucrioueers.
=. - DISAPPOINTMENT. = -. so =
The above sales are ;.,Ilnyoidahly postponed to
SATURDAY AFTERNOON; 18th Instant ~, g, com
menelag at L. IL. GfUbBS y WILLIAMS WILLIAMS
After the above will he sold most beautiful
BUILDING LOTS at the southwest Corner OF Lau-
rel and Cumberland streets. 120X4u feet 10 alley 20
feat wide. VIII be su-dvidedas desired by bidders.
now lave every advantage OF situation Tor building
PURPOSES. 1'ipgeare no lots In that vicinity more
desirable ttlaa these. ssG . .s.. - -
.a ffer the above, WILL he sold =
BUILDING LOT ON west side or Cherry between
beverly aid lNbemarle streets, auSl5o feet. <ii$
- The sales will close with
TINT VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT on
the sont side of Main street, 80 feet east of Park
Piacc, and lying Just opposite the southern ternt-
nus OF Henry street. 3Oxl5sa feet 10 an alley. This
Is ole Of thG most desirable lots In that very I'd
!pidly improving neighborlood.: eaFaaat-
The foregoing list Of property, to he sold by us OH
SATURDAY At,rERNOON 18th instant, embraces
variety as to value all OF tits eligible and impro-
wing. 40 one can fail to realize handsome profits
ON ;iI,v selections tley muy make thcrcfrOln.
lie -; GRUBRS & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
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7 ANDS.-I have in my hands for sale
IL LANDS, In large and small quantities, In al
mosteyery section of the State. A number OF them
are large, 6rstlass estates, with splendid improve
ments, and desraby located on nayignble rivers or
railroads. GEORGE II. DREWRY,
i my 2s-lm l014 Main street.
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BY Thomas w. Keesee, Anciloneer,
- No. Ial5 Main street.

HORSES AND MULES AT AUCTION.
Il THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock win sell at the lot
.ucars I,ancasteriaa sellools several c5ADDIE and
HARNESS HORSES and three good WORKS
MUfJfFs. e: - THOMAS w. kEEsEE,
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D. K.wElsIsEa, Aac.ioneer.

BySyirtue OF the decree Of the Circuit Court =,
nlpxSs sSn sa,a ~ 2, IT, October
tor and Others es. sSptceIy's adminstrator and
others we shall on Ms,fi I AY.June IS, Offer
sonsains HuNbREp ISIS Fouk kr1sf R Rs
lying on both staSsof the old Boiling road, lwenty
four miles from Petersburg aud eight miles west GC
i,inwiddie Courthouse 4 ffty-one and q half arr.
fresh open land recently cleared one hundred
vel! tfmberet with white and red Oak, h,eknrr sn
,dogwood balance In pine Of urge growth. I'm
proyements consist of Two tenesucnt-houses and
tobacco barn. 1t Is well wateIed and eonyenIen, f,
mill, BLACK smith shop, and churches
Tract No. contans TWO HUNDRED AND
THlRrY.FlVEI AND "A HALE ACRES, ami
cleared; fifteen acres IN pine. and the balance i,
original oak forest, heavily astered with red aud
white oak, hickory, and ogwood. No improyr.
mellta. -
TERMS one-third cash: ialance ON a crcJi, %;
one, two and three Years, equal instruments, n-
and title retained until the bonds are paid.
kpEE. bd i; MaSs,y Commissioner.
ID. X. WErstGgR, AGcttonecr. 2 49,
widdie county rendered &c is February term ISL.
In tlie eianeery suit of j. II. II Darby aud Others e.
7. Il. Chambers ami othersI shall, OH " EDSEs-
LAND, OF which Paschal Tucker died seized aud
Tf,eI Ne sSI,as TWS rEENpREp
four miles southwest Of the and within
two miles of the Petersburg and Boydton plank
road Three-fourths OF the land Is In oak and pine
timber the balance cleared and produces we'll M
provemenfs consist Of a comfortable dwelling ami
ono Lighthouse, sgygz-.s 4.
Tract NO. l, lot No. ;, contains ONE HUNDRED
AND NINETY AND 4 HALF ACRES, and al.
joins the above tract. Tw0-thirs of the land Is In
oak and pine timber, lying on the HAWKING sud
Church roads. The cleared land Is mostly fresh but
Is at this time grown III ANAL pines.
TERMS: One-fhird cash; balance Oh q credit Of
one and two years, equal instalments, lnteres,
added, for bonds with approved security aud title
retained until the bonds are PAID
The title to the above lands Is indisputable, and
plas Of said lands may be seen at the olce OF The
aictfoneer. 1915 Main street Richmond This Is an
admirable opportunity for speculation.
X. II. JONES, DR., Commissioner
u. X. WEiSIGER, Aucuonccr. je l5-SNWit
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by Grubbs & Williams,
Auctoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

:FsNIIfEE MOST BEAUTIFUL LOTS OF
|, 4 GROUND. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
FL 0YD (OR FEDERAL) STREET BETWEEN
CHERRY AND CULyERT STREETS, ONLY 4
SQUARE BEYOND MONROE PARK, FOR SALE
Af AUCTI0N.-On TUESDAY, 18th June, at S
o'clock y. NJ we will sell, upon the premises.
ncdiatcy opposite the residence of John {. Shafer
EST.
Two of them are at the northwest corner Of
Floyd and Cherry streets, front 30 and 40 feet re-
spectivcly, back 1919 feet 10 an alley 20 feet wide
The other begins lis feet west OF Cherry street. AMT
Is 10 by 1870 feet 70 the alley. 60 feet wide. zs
No lots In the vicinity OF Monroe Park are now to
lie had which offer greater inducements than these
to purchasers for immediate use or with reference 70
sure and rapid increase In value.
TERMS: At sale. GRoBBS & " iLLiAMS;
iC ~ Aucliomte t
between Eln.wood aud Floyd streets, adjoining the
residence of Isaac Flayd, VIII be sold after the
above tt Is 81 by las feet, and the streetcars as
"'I fefs GRUBBS s WILLIAMS.
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SHEEP AND CATTLE SALE ON TUES
ODAY NEXT, 18TH INSTANT. AT GORDOSS-
yILLE-WAI. EAST0N Will offer for sale, for cash,
nj his sale yard. Gordoiisvillc, Va, on TUESDAY
NEXT 18th Instant, aat''
800 GOOD STOCK SHEEP, all healthy and In
good order.
ALSO,
A number or STOCK and FAT CATTLE,
MICH COWS, HORSES, MULES, &C.; +t
all well worth the attention of buyers. s.
IL l3-,t WILLIAM EASTON. (.
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Administrators Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS,
SEDGwiCK COUNTY.
In the Probate Court in and for said County.
In the matter OF The estate of +. J Turner, de-
ceased
Notice /, hereby given that letters of admins
iration have been granted Ia the undersi aned on
the estate of f J. Turner, late OF said county de-
ceased, By the honorable frohate Court of The
county and state aforesaid dated the tenth day OF
May, 4. II. iss2
Now all persons having claims against the
said estate hereby notified that they must pre-
sent the same 70 the undersigned FOR allowance
Within one year from the date Of said letters or
they may be prcciuded from any benefit of such
estate and that if such claims he not exhibited
within three Years after the date of said letters,
they shall be ferevea barred
MCtLEES. Administrator
of the estate o. F. J. Turner, deceased
m
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t;entlemen 81 experience and observation,
who Lave of late been examining the Iitue
river. give it a theie opinion that no stream IN
tie vest affords 80 dHe u water power as the
above namei. The channel is narrow. the fall
rapid and the water abundant. There are
several fine mill seats or location, within from
a half mile t. a nile and half oftown. A for
tune 10 doubt lies IN the above enterprise.
Would il not be wisdom to employ some prac-
teal engineer TO make a',iIryey and ascertain
the facts. five really have great water
power here il should be demonstrated to the
end that il might he utilized.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Met lure Il Co.. lumber dealers, are at Wicli-
tia with stock OF lumber. not the largest
stock in America but stock sufficient for all
demands, ". y. Mcclure was Il partner III
the firm Of John Wayne n Co.. at Topeka.
Burlingame and Emporia until two wears ago
since that time OH the L.. l.. d q. K. X. at
New Chicago. Thayer and Independence. and
Oh the NJ. X. ~ T. X. Il. at Chetopa. Our
shipments last year on those roads were over
500 ear loads Of lumber. We do not claim to
buy and sell cheaper than any one, but from
our long experience in buying and handling
lumber we know something abou, it. We are
satisfied to let Chicago make our grades, and
if Ee cannot sell standard grade, we will get
out and quit the trade. Office and yards at
Wichita on Douglas avenue, on the east bank
Of the river. between the bridge and the Ave-
nue. Hotel: AT Independence on railroad track,
and down town opposite L. ;. land office; at
Thayer west Of railroad track.
MCCLURE 4 Co.
Winfield Messenger. Belle Plaine Herald,
ArkaIsa, Traveller. Eldorado Times and .Au-
gu,ta Republican copy once and send bill to
this Office.
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T.. J. Waterhouse is the agent in charge of
the depot at this point, his first ss>istan. be-
ing W. J. Kennedy. both of whom are number
one. experienced and efficient agents, and gem
tleman of whom our citizens and freighters
VIII have no reason to complain. +. F. Dana
WAY is the clerk Of the freight department. and
viii see that eycrybody'> goods are properly
checked and promptly delivered when called
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Notice..


z. = f-tNEf kItfEtt-
WICHITA. Kansas, Nsy Il, l>7s. !
Complaint having heel ea;tred al this ofiice By
j; g t3eSen> against William Brooks foI
Si.erse osaSe Giias. Ne aSsS. ia,esf Nnvern-
Der s, ISL, UpcB 'hc northwest ansrscr Of sec
ton II, township - south range west, in >e.l-.-
wick county, Kansas with view 10 sise caaeesia-
ton oi salt adverse siiiFs the said parties ar,
hereby summarized IL appear II this Office tbs
95;h LAY af June, is79. AZ 2 o'clock A ~ 10 re-
Spoud and furnish Testimony concerning >ss.,i al
verse ding. ANDREW ANN Kert>;=-
W. y. SHANNON. Receiver. nlsi.-ii
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VIII our farmer friends When in town and
in possession of some interesting item in refer
ence TO their own or neighbor's stock. or crops.
or neighborhood news. just drop into our office
and give us the benefit Of their knowledge. We
earnestly desire TO make the EAGLE an inter-
estihg visitor to every farmers home within
a radius of thirty or forty miles ofWicllita and
10 do this We must hear often from the culti-
Nators of The soil Themselves
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Notice.

t :. EANn OFFICE,
WICHITA. Kansas, May II. i>7s
Complaint having been entered al thss o.hce by
William IL Roarke against Thomas Nagee for
aiyerse fling No. 49, dated March Is ls-s upon
iot ; and the southeast quarter Of the north
west quarter OF section 5. township q, range l
west in Se,l.wiek county kansss with view
Ia the cancellation OF saia Hing. the said parties
are hereby summoned ia appear ~ this oitce on
the sad Gay Of June 1872, at o'clock N. 10
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged adverse cling
ANDREW AKIN, Register.
W \. SHANNON, Receiver. nlyE-.t
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An evidence Of the thrift ana enterprise of
some of our Main street dealers is strongly eX-
cmplited in the new move made by Martinson
a. Co., dealers in confectionery, nuts, etc.
They began on II small scale, but by industry,
honesty and courteous bearing have worked
themselves into the principal bakery, confec-
tionery and fruit store in this region ofcountry.
Their new business house. No. 81 Main street.
just completed and occupied, is is handsome
and large any we have seen in the
cities. Ice cream and fresh fruit in season
will always be kept by them. An elegant
soda fountain plays near the door. The arch-
tectlrai elegance OF the building is due to the
excellent workmanship OF Messrs. Adams IL
Newcomer, the fine decorative painting and
paper hanging to Messrs. john Froberg II
August Chosen. When you want comfort
and cool enjoyment 90 to the parlor confec-
tionery and purchase of Martnson 4 Co., g.
Main street.
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\ sidewalk is sadly needed on Douglas
avenue, running from the depot up 10 Main
street. which want is probably well enough
Approximately the authorities. but The build
ing oft should not be delayed now that so
many strangers are daily arriving. many of
whom prefer walking and looking around TO
taking the bus. Besides, our business men
are now rs much concerned a. others.
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During the past week negotiations have
been pending looking to the immediate cree
ton of Touring mill little south of the de-
pot on lands belonging to English and Gilbert.
There is no better point in the state for the
location Of first class merchant mill. Next
we hope to be able TO announce that the ar
fragments have all been consummated.
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Johnny Thompson in the art tonsorial Is
still modern and fastcns himself TO the progress
of our town. lie has opened branch shop in
the rear of Progressive Billiard Hall, on Main
1t. and Douglas Ave-, over which prcside> the
old fayorite Lon kctzlcr. For his own shop
lac has secured that old and popular barber
Herman Hausser. With these and his own
acknowledged, johnny can go marching etc.,
hurrah ~
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Wichita rs cattle market has hotess. banks,
supply and outiitiiny houses in fun operation,
AND more Building: also a railroad and good
stock yards in the hands OF experienced men.
The country south and west of us is open,
well watered. snd plenty OF grass. No law or
settlements 60 conflict. or flies to torment the
cattle. This point is one hundred miles south
of the X F. road and two hundred miles near
er Chicago via the Chicago and Southwestern.
Here the buyer gets the first chance AZ the
cattle, and he can't get stock and prices TO
suit hini ii is little worth while 10 hook else
,,-l,a
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Capt. 4. Il. Barnes returned on Monday
from trip up on the X. j. He says that
Ellsworth is wild over the prospect of getting
a portion of the Texas cattle trade the coming
season. and many new houses have been built
including new hotel by some Abilene men.
The captain informs lis that the grass is fair
between the crossing of the Arkansas and
Ellsworth hut there is no camping ground. But
notwithstanding these disadvantages he thinks
il stands Wichita in hand to bestr herself in
this matter and by all means TO get the first
talk with the droyers. even il we have TO send
men all the way TO the Red river.
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There will be Baptist preaching next Sab
bath nj the school building ut II o'clock, and at
the Presbyterian church in the evening at s
O'Clock. All Baptists and all in sympathy with
thai denomination are requested to be present
at the morning service, as ii is proposed to
organize Baptist church at u o'clock, or i'm
mcdiatciy AFTER preaching"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-05-24

S.N. Wood. an Acknowledged leader among
the liberals and woman suffragists Of Kansas,
politician who in his purity of motive and
thought believes that the straight republican ed
itors have all been bought up. dropped into
our ssnctum this week. He also thinks that
liberal and pure men should be dropped into
congress and he is therefore a candidate.