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, 1873-12-06

Japan has started polytechnic school, with
class of 3.00O i,upila.
Dog lighting LAS bccn prohibited through
out Japan, aud auy human trAns.rcsuo,s in tlll1
respect a1o to be Anod aud tho dogs will be
An old fogy In philadclphia objects to pay-
ing gus blu OF SlS. fos tho frivolous reas0A
that there are no burners III his house.
1t costs only about II 600 to mako O lady
fashionable tliB wlntor. a set OF RUSSIAN furs
does it.
"A Pennsylvania auctloneos sold q muit worth
about $40 for SO. aud dropped dead willis tnk-
ing the nlouay. lilo doctors try to mako out
that be had heart disease.
AN ingenious mechanic las brought out
combination OF stcatl-ban1o, try-cucks, and WI
te1-loyci glaBs, all in one ploce, 10 tllnt only
two holes neod DO mado III tho boiler iustcAa
OF six. ~
1t iB tue sarna TIM world over. Whisky uan
be obtained at ali Edinburgh Temperance Aotel
by asking tor Il aold.s powder.
Tho Catholic Standard, Of Philadelphia,
takes worry strong grouud against the new Stats
Constitution, ou tho plea tlat it prohibits up
proptatlons by tle Loghlatare 10 ellafttable ILL
e.itltiunH. "
-Iho nino Uto ch!efa wEo recently went 10
o IN ooao at Io' destoI ly in s!os
clotl,cs felt hats. AID gator shoos, with wasch-
claims astl ncos-pins.
-Ihe Colyt atlo pla.nr are coyorol with buffalo,
aud tho aresloy Tribune slYs lDo we're klllou
O} iAItf 4AtA kAht l'@A y AZ ~ cAHEt0 AAht
lately. Protests AguilEt suoa butehcry aro OF
no aYail al loug us tho law provides 10 pul1lsll-
Meat,
"A young man who las loat his new hat
aiatcs t!iat uEaHs 1t Ii rotltroa lie w!l forward
to tho wife Ut the person wno took 1t the note
found concealed in thu lining Of tho old one left
III itA ptnee.
-This is tlIo way they report tho death Of 4
! saloon-keoper il Omaha: ''Denth lurkol i'll
oycry uorllor Of that dasAel1eu rooul 6asan
huylnl ut AV3rV Lr0YiHe.H
-Ilo Lol,d1n Lancet roeom.aonls London
docturs 10 raiso their foes. lilo suinoa, NO aro
told. IL not wlnt it .wns. md penl,lo world be
quito willing !oray thoirplys!oana 1T IN lnele''a-
Cd tariT; Le4 statuncnt "etyory much quoatio,.
AT tho oioaa of tho Vlouila Exposition almost
| whole departments wcro bought up by BRITISH
purchasers. while mnny, if not the majority, Of
tAa baat apocmous of l'utuiuy, aest!!turt, etc.,
arc already on their wAy to zurich tue pa!le,os
| nl,d collections Of private persons IN England.
Tho Hartford Cuurant Of Oot. q, 17v7. oon-
| tainod tho following advorttsomont' "All pos-
Sons wishing 10 tiavo tho aInu!-pox by NIL easy
motllod Of oonlation may recolyo the infection,
and be carefully attended to, at moderate prce,
| by applying to II. Carpenter"
-totty smuggling from Canada Is still brisk.
, 1873-12-06
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICES.

4 case Of smallpox was reported yesterday
at the Board Of IIoaltb as at No. 162 West 1Iar-
r;son street. Tho patient Was removed to tho
Hospital.
The Finnnco Committee held another Becret
meeting i'll tue Mayor's olico Yesterday after
noon. Mr. Tutoy was in consultation with them
for some ti1ne The bEayor seenls disposed to
dispense with every unnecessary expenditure
and tho Committee will undoubtedly DO led by
him.
Mr.. nountrco's election as County Attorney ia
certain, II 1t be truo, as Ills friends claim, TINT
he will got eight votes, as iolows: Dusao, Craw-
ford, uortiug, johnson, jones' Lonorgnn, Rus
sell, aud Ashton. Mr.. Root will probably bo
voted for by Doguo Durdick, Cough, Harris,
Roolle anl Singer. Both sides claim Harrison.
superi ntcndant FELTON,. OF tho House Of Cor
rcction, s laying tho foundations for brick
wall round tho grounds ot that establishment.
Tla bricks used aro Aomo Of tlluao mnlo by tho
prisoners which are not tit for narkat on &C
count OF tlcfccts but arc good enough for the
purpose for which they arc being nse1.
Tho now smallpox hoapital ii the vicinity Of
ready f for tic furniture. Br. Miller was before
the Finance Committee yesterday. urging tho
necessity Of opening tho building Immediately,
as tho old hospital is cold, aud poorly adapted to
tuo IIehtlueut VI Fattutn'
It ia pronnplo that all THO nominations to bo
iolrod, except those OF Mr.. lla,os anl Judge
MoAllster. Consequently tAore will bo at least
another wcok Of agony, for tue cAndidates anil
for the Mayor. alr, 1schm's CHANCES for con-
liz. Forests. rhe "s3" vii hold caucus
this evoniug, whon q livoiy time is expoated.
Tue Indications arc favorable to the nomlna-
tion Of AIr. Alexander III Bontd Of Public Works
Commissioner, in pinoo Of Mr. Castor. but the
prospect Of his confirmation III far from assnr-
| i,ig. Postmaster Macarthur, Mr. 'Aston, Mr.
Rlnlsta, tllo Government Architect, and Mr.Alex-
| nnter held conference on tho sidewalk with
| Mayor Colvin tant eyoning. Tho Mayor aocmB
| determined tho Aldermen shall not havo Drs-
coll, md tho Aldermen that the Mayor shall not
| have Alexander.
| porlntondcnt of Schools. WIS destroyed in tho
| llre, and, it is un.lelstood, was not rouowet
| Previous to tho fire, hIr. Laue took socn1ity
| from the banlis for tho amount Of tho School
Fund. but egootol That nrocalllon after the
| Bunk. Tho amount IN that institution to hia
credit, OF rather to tho credit OF tho connLy was
$330j0 Mr. Lauo Intends to indemnify thu
county II le is glyon time.
1t Is generally understood in Poople's party
ei.o!oa thst Mr.. F9lon SHporln.eniont o. ta9
from hIs nositIon,. togeetAer with all Of those
! whom. he Aaa ou|loyed. The oAloe ~ cons.a-
crod too good Que for an "outsider" to hayo,
as 1t IL worth 81 600 year. with possible emo-
known, who has done tho pavty, some service,
will ret the appointment, with the privilege OF
hiring his friends to do tho odd johh anout tlo
institution. 1t is ha'dy, probable, howorof,
Tic Council Will take vote nn tl.la ut an early
urilsweil Committee would DO tho proper pus-
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sptefa. Correspondents N I7id clticdao Tribune.
BATTLE GREER, alicl., n,:. 4, 1878.
As-eeRbly to I'LL invitation Of tho Battle Crook
tra! School building. Tho building which Inns at.
traoIcd much uttontion throughout tho North
west. IL probably ono Of tho tlnost in tho Ssa'o,
md was generally conceded to DO bucl by tho
". Woolnougll, President Of the Dauald, showed
tue delegation through ita various lonartmen.s.
Returning to tho sessloE-l,all, committee to
draft resolutions for discussion in tho ovonins,
relative 10 petition to 10 aont to t!e Goyet'lur
nslsn;, lin to roc ocomnlend nil from the Legiula-
tutc 1t its oxtra session tllis wintor WAS ap-
pointcd. Tho holding Of II meeting dnslus this
extra Boselon Ii, tho Stato Capital Mt Ians.ng
wnA suggested, Lut Htontly opposed.
During thls discussion tho Slcety adj al-ned
to the Dat:o Crook Health Institute to tako dill
Again returning to tho hnll, Secretary Thomp-
son announced tnas Boyoral PARTIES Ind olfatoa
securing library.
placed in tho Sccrctary's oliice in Grand R1nit!s
dise,lss,on OIL tito codng-1noth followed.
aud nioio wormy. Mr. Holt an extensive fruit
grower. TUNED awino III hls orchard. and left
lhom there, nnn,lnlly. untl tho moth was tle.
Btroycd. George ". Dickinson of Grand Hap
ids, relatoa how frult-grower III hiH coulty
ubed a similar romedy with great SUCCESS. Ho
too, lad met with tho Bamo eucccss, and be-
lcvod That ronody 10 bo The best trap known for
tho mosl,. Prof, Cook believed TINT turning iu
tic hog good. but placing bantls Oh the troes
WAS quito Ms necessary. Tho bands Should TO
oxanli1lcd, ,-,,oyov before the tst Of July. THO
Professor had rauod several or thom the past
yeag Tor experiment. Mr.. N. Smith. OF lona.
beloved III powing his orchard fur crops. Mr..
Dickinson plowed Ills orchard into i'll tho fall,
then turned in hin hogs In tho spring. Mr..
Gregory had used tho cIoth-baudages. which So
y3s&t1t Hin
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MARIN :.


ARRIVED. ....D Dec. 4 aud s.
stmr Alaskn, Buffalo, 40l5 briH sill.
ar Usyolau, OBweBo, ll.0 Iris salt ind sNntlr!es.
Sur Lawrence, Uswege l,U4 Elgs rnt MD Bulasacs.
Feup O.oAte, Maltlawuu Itau intermediate 1ogls, 4i0
Iris pe9s, 10 tuba butter, VIZ entity hrlA.
CLEARED, ,....... Nor. {.
Prop 0conto, milwaukee,, 80 Iris oil and sMMtlyiea.
, 1873-12-06
GARNER.

lit Mua.SGsrnls.. Il, s. 81, 81; Dion, 81, 49, Il,
alassv sllots-G,rnoE. i3; dun. 4.
Hlnk Snu:s-GAl.Iior, Z: Dlua, y.
t;ntrty Snnt4-tiarntnf, b; Dion 3.
Time uf Gl!po --Inr0 huNrs an'l I'd Mtuutas.
, 1873-12-06
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
MONEY ru LOAN ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
nl and uthus ,Aluabu securities ut j.as.cn's Private
lDan UIhcs. lib C!ark.s :. upstairs. Hoomb.
MONEY 10 LOAN on DIAMONDS, WATCHES.
M bamda, oto, at LAUNDE1pS private 0lice. ls0
las1do!ru-4l., near Clark. Estabisn:t los+.
I, ,ABn!Ts wANTED-A LOT OF TAME iL1VE)
~ ra{lht wantoI immediately; wAlta gray. q.
Kennedy, :.a;a West NaudV!ph-st.
RIO LoAN-Fun4 or aMoNrlIs, s3 oo0 TO s. tG0,
J al current ratoa. OLIVER bissLY, LIT WaanluK-
ton-st. Hu"lnt
t.1 mn 10 IOAN-l OR 8 YEARS, on FlRST-
tVl.tVU class snsid3 1oai a.Ato. Also want lnbny
and u,wasus each. pllacipais uny adurlss II, Tft
III
Ct1fl Nff1 10 loan FOR FIVE YEARS: PER
t1lU.VUU cent: III sooatlty must bs rst.cass, aud
y,uttl lnscs tiincs II, aoun Address ~, Tribune
$4,000 ASD o. snAN 3 ya so eaaay e T.
tur lpr I'd UucAEH tGal estate br BUCK III
eys.s dls. .. E e. ~ Y, 1sw :sae A!!sh
, 1873-12-06

Country.
0hKLAND-HOARnERS WANTED IN "A Fnl-
Oyats family oa hek IRON horaa Gala aud tlydo Park
tntn Inquire Ut tirst uusa Ut boulevard th
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-03
correspondence of the Eagle
FACTS.

EDITOR EAGLE: In looking over the
records of cattle on the range south
and west of Wichita one year ago. and
comparing the same with the number
that has arrived from Texas this season
10 date. we arrive AT the follow ing re-
suits: On August LIST. 1872. bccvos. a.
III; cows. ll.s75; thrce-year-olds. g.
o90; two-ycar-olds. 10.6SO: one-vcar-
olds, 1913, making a total of s9,35l at
that date. Then on July lst. 1873. lust
one month earlier in the season. we
find on the same range. and with Il fair
prospect OF several thousand vet to ar
rive, the following gross number. 1922
GEO head, 9,000 thousand head OF which
are beeves, and the rcmainder-yet UNI
classiiicd-miXcd cattle of all ageS.
We are aware that over $4,000 are on
the trail between here and Red river:
that the high waters which recently so
cilectually dcluged many herds at that
point and on the Washiia. have now
subsidized. and being now free 10 travel.
IL is safe 10 conclude that the bulk of
this seasons drive will be along in the
course of twelve or fifteen DAYS.
When we recoliect that 2SO.0 200 head
have already arrived. including those
for Wichita. Ellsworth and the west.
and add those known to be on the way.
then we may consider the seasons
drive over. and ending with something
like 100000 head-a number falling far
short of last year. BE that rs il NAV.
Wichita has good reason 10 congratu-
late herself on her business and bust /
ness prospects. and on the general con- |
dition of the cattle market. And Texan
owners can well afford to be contented I
with the thriving and improving condi- /
ton of their herds, calculated. as nearly /
all will be in few weeks, to please the
most fastidious purchaser. !
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-03

In a letter to the Springfield Rcpab-
Gcan, +. Wright proposes that there
be revised common school edition OF
the Bible, from which everything shall
be left oat to which good citizen of
any or no religious creed could object.
What we want ''are those grand and
grandly expressed moral lessons which
all men. be they Christians or heathens.
tendency TO make earth fit TO live in,
elcvating the mind and warming the
heart. while they leave the intellect I'M
trammclled by any theological creed or
theory stretching beyond the range Of
human science
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-03
OUR PUBLIC DOMAIN.

The commissioner of the general land
office has decided that where provisions
of the first section OF the homestead
net OF March Sd. 1873. do not in terms
limit qualified persons in the number
ofentrics they may make under the act.
the policy of the government. as eN-
pressed in the public land laws. gen
orally is so opposed to a speculative
monopoly OF the public domain that
under the auihoiiy vested in him he
has ruled that one individual shall he
allowed 10 make but one entry.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-03

A lady writer Of the Ru'al World
gives what she believes to be n sure
cure for chiils. She takes about a pint
of new milk and stirs into il table
spoonful Of ground ginger. and then
heats the milk as hot IA il will do to
drink without burning the patient.
This is given TO the patient as soon IA
he feels the symptoms of the chill COM
ing on, and he goes to bed and covers
mp warm. and the milk and the ginger
throw the patient into a Precipitation,
which breaks the chill. After this Il
that will operate on the liver is given,
and the patient is cured.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-03
Correspondence of the EAGLE.
WEST WICHITA SCHOOLS.
WEST WICHITA, July

EDITOR EAGLE: The public schoo
. in this place closed its session last Fri
day, The examination lasting the entire
dav In the forenoon classes in arith
metic, reading and spelling were ex
amined: in the afternoon classes IN
geography, grammer and history. to.
gether with liteary and rhetorical ex-
erciscs In these studies the scholars
acquitted themselves with credit. and
showed marked progress in each re-
| spective branch. \ noticeable feature
in the exercises was that of vocal mu-
sic. We regard this as one Of the most
Interesting and profitable exercises of
the school-room, and in the selection
Of teachers for our public schools care
should be taken to obtain those pos
sessing this qualification. Mr.. Post
seems to have been very successful in
this art, Judging from the exercises of
Friday.
The literary exercises We're very i'll
teresting, consisting Of ESSAYS, recita-
lions. declarations. etc. The ESSAYS
'.Beautics Of nature and ..summcr"
were well written. and manifested
study and experience. The reports Of
scholarship and general conduct,
marked according TO the effort put
forth instead of actual progress made,
eyinced that desire for advancement
had pervaded the whole school
Any person who has taught only in
graded schools, with uniform text
books, house well furnished and mod
ern apparatus, cannot form any idea Of
the extra work and greater difficulty
Of teaching q school composed of all
ages, sizes and degrees Of advancement
thrown together, and with mixture Of
all textbooks ever published; and
when these are combined with a school
room containing no apparatus. not
even 4 black board with which to illus
trate the principles Of study, it is
diiiont III pOH>iblt ~ iitdkc iIldt du-
vancemcnt which teacher wishes 10
make. From q close observation we
can say that the teacher, the past term.
has labored hard to improve his pupils,
both mentally and morally. and has
striven to do his whole duty.
There is one evil which exists almost
in regard to our public
schools, that is lack of interest in
them by the parents and guardians of
the pupils. We think that the school |
here the past term has never been Wis !
tied by any OF the parents, none Of the |
school board, and not even the county |
uperintcndent. Surely, this is not as
it should be. Let the scholar but know |
hat an interest is taken in his progress,
md his advancement will be governed |
accordingly.
The social of the ladies mite society
net last "Wednesday evening at the
'esidcncc of Mr.. c. y. Howard, and
bout thirty persons passed a very
pleasant time there. Judging from
he mirth and pleasure there expressed,
II must have been in the best of spir-
Is. The next one is to be at the resi-
Icmce Of Mr. J. Il. Brinley, Thursday
ycning, July 10th. All are invited to
tend l..
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-03

Up 70 the 18th of the present month
Mr.. Gorham, secretary Of the United
States senate, has drawn 1926, 800 for
the present fiscal year, Oh account of
compensation and mileage for senators.
The appropriation for the year, csti-
mated ut the old rate of pay, was $780,
600, leaving about 1928, 800 drawn on
account OF back pay. As the back pay
averages about $4,000, il appears that
Mr.. Gorham has really drawn the
whole sum from the treasury, as he
has the right to do, and that if not paid
10 senators he holds it subject to their
order, except in case of the fourteen
who have conveyed it back into the
treasury.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-03

PARSONS. Has. june 2s.-ThroHgh
aud close connection is now made be-
tween Hannibal and Dennison. Texas.
over the Missouri, Kansas X Texa,
railroad. This COMPANY now own and
are operating seven hundred and
eighty -four miles of read. ali of which
has been built siice August. 1859.
The wheat crop j. nearly all harvest
ed ia this part OF Kansas. and saved IN
good order I4abclte county alone VIII
raise half q million bushels OF wheai
this year against two hundred thou
sand last wear.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-03
JESSE GRANT DEAD.

The dispatches OF day before yestcr
day contain the news of the demise oi
President Grants father The presi
dent arrived the morning of the 30tl
at Covington. in company with his
private secretary. Gen. Babcoclt and
Thompson Dcanc, and proceeded al
once 10 his mothers home, where his
father lay dead. The funeral tool,
place on Tuesday of this week. The
body being Inferred at lmpimy Grove
,.nlnninrN
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-03
He Can't Come to America

The shah. in conversation with
Schenck. American minister, last week.
regretted that the distance and want
of time prevented him from visiting
The tnited States. a country he had
heard much OF. and desired that his
compliments should be sent to Presi-
dent Grant.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-03

The editor Of the Northern Hidi
dnion recently had talk with VIM.
Williams, republican Ongressman-at-
large, on the salary grab, and tells his
readers that Mr.. Williams defends his
action and his vote on the salary bill /:
SAYS that it was right in every respect,
was just and proper. He is severe in
his dcnunciation of the country press,
and says that. had it not been for them
no fault would have been found, and
the matter would have been forgotten
by the people before this time. lie
further volunteered the emphatic state
ment that there is not an editor in
his district who is capable of writing
a sensible article
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-03
$3.50
80 $500

Notice j hereby eireH q az Fer.<ns nat 20 lsr-
,hSss ~ frAat is IT, f0Il9ssia. a-scTsssi n0-ss.
~ ! have gapf AMI ssarteHf iefsDss tAeFrtos
Twa NOTES dste-t M3rhiis. han-gs +aae -
i-- ,ig-, 1ne iA fhsTEy aaI 10 siHrt dEy fran
date f3F sf4- bRnf}re1 zna ste d1.lAgs sseh,
payable 70 \ r. IS aees-y OF ssg7ler zad Eusti -
4 b RsaE9n
-rh lS9g. doe gsf- les eighty asd b. asset
days froa s44ts note sizs n eEsrs siay-, rs oss~
huaslrssi azd .isAl5 {si%J aastars, Dste CSC ~
u.usfy dsy- flT iva 5gEsgFi fs-Ff sisitsf-. ezff
q sall rate- 5,-g - ;, - h2r,sg y t.-ssr or
,ieg, 80. .-lss-i ~ 3 l. lizasaa.
b gsS-gS
wrcnIT. Nan June Ssh i-7g fS-E
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-03
Important Decision.

The secretary Of the interior has
made the following important ruling:
"vhon q bomcsfaal l. c,rceI1cd .nd
a homestead claimant i found on the
land at the date of such cancellation.
together with others who all design
taking the land under the presumption
laws. the homestoader being legally
upon the land. his settlement right rests
instantly on such cancellation: while
the claimants having gone on the land
while ii was covered by the said home
stead. were tresspassers. and the home
stead claimant is the proper party un-
der the presumption law.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-03

An editor lives to be copied. II i
the only ray of sHnehinc in his bleak
existence. We therefore make il a rule
to copy al We can and give due credit
therefor. Next to mol being copied at
all there i nothing so blighting TO
cyer-blo->omiug hc1a a. miscredif.
unless perhaps it b, .at most super
cilious Of all editorial treatment. the
concentrated snub OF The affixed {" Ii.
stealing outright i preferable to eth
er. We copied a valuable article. based
on census reports. from one of Tie
neatcsi and best weekly papers in tie
west. the Wichita EAGLE, and mis-
credited 1t. for which the EAGLE very
properly takes "a 10 task. a trouble
which we shall eudcayer to save 1t
horeaiter.-C Commonwealth.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-03
ya-c-'s Proclamation.

~ vIrlge IF Tbs powers in ne vested b lssz
and d!veFs sosi c4nsis.e rtIia M thereto NOV
Ing = jane g Hop. mayer II the c.tg Il
Wichita 10 the state u Aazi-A- 30 mnkr pro, ia
mafiau 20 the inhabitants Of saii CITY, Tins fae
ainance number eight q said city Aoa all iea.1h
ordinances and ~ lBiAtg1fss 81 said clt8. wlH he
probable Aspruarh u epidemic eA8lsrs zui are
r,t;1s-se,i "a clear avay from ..sclr TTsEa-ss zi
adjoining ALLEYS siir2 = a'zd zofters, 81 eiisn
-iVc OF infections faaffer. and are Er.eutig
q5iesteG ftge requisite Hseezss p Ie1tsrfIe
and Gi-i1f.G al stables BIZ F--u. zHd pTtt 80
ard kerp them a8a ths .-Tsun1 lE tae vicinity
clean ard free frosn all Offensive matter.
Ilqs5e y ichtrA. tbs = - d4y - June. Z y
Is-x 1851 JAzEs 6, Horn Mzglr
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-03

The Troy Chief says that William
{. Scarcy, who resides near Palermo.
Doniphan county. was soldier in
the Tenth Kansas regiment. and at the
battle of Prairie Grove was shot in
his cheek. just below the eye, the
bullet lodging i'll the back part OF bis
head, whence ii was difficult and dam
gerous to extract il. For the past ten
years he has suffered considerable pain
in the head, and at times i'll health, and
expected to carry the lcaden weight 10
his grave. But the other day by the
aid of looking glass and pair Of
scissors, lie was going for refractory
tooth or a gum boil, that had given
him considerable pain, when the bullet
dropped from his jaw into his mouth,
he having carried il in his head ten
wears. six months ard ten days
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-03

The govr rnment receipts for the fis-
cal year ending June 30th are ll5.067,-
727. The estimate was Sl10,000.000.
Receipts for the month of June were
S9. 057. 800.
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County Treasurer's Sale OF School
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Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned,
treasurer 81 >,sigwick county, state Of h.ltsas.
VIII. on the 10Th day es lniy, \ u ls,a, hetWern
the hours of . clock q aud . 'eissk y.
s.i ~ public sale al ms Office. within tss city of
wichita, >ettgwick county. stake ot Kansas, the
tniiovins described school land in legal >ahsii-
Visions, situated in the county vf >c,sgwick and
state OF Kansas ta-Wif-