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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-07
AUCTION SALES...This Dsy.

nv Redwood & Crcns,,aw, Auctionccrs,
No liao Main street.
WE WILL SELL THIS MORNING at
w auction. ut unr rooms, No. 1920 Main street.
commencing al 10 "clork, "
New and .rcond.hanh " ALNUT and MAIl0GA-
NY COTTAGE rnd JENNY LIND BED
STEADS: .
New and SECONDHAND MATTRF SSES,
New and secondhand LOUNGES.
WARURUBES,' TABLES, CHAIRS.
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS,
TEAS, CIGARS. SOAPS. aud BRUSHES;
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE, &C.
REDWOOD s. CRENSHAW,
NV Auctonccr=
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A7r1Tspy SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BIZ ". Goddiu,
Real Estate Agent and Anctionccr,
on,cn cort, ,r of Eleventh aud Bank streets.

Office corn, r of Eleventh aud Bank streets.
TOR SALE All AUCTION. a MOST
T. VALUABLE DWELLING, STORE, AND
1yrIJr.H BUILDINGS. AT THE SURTHWEsI
CONNER OF JACK SON And GLh,Rh,k f,
STKEETS.--At the Request "f Nr. larceI'ns HICKS
s,,, a,cfiou. on the premises FRIDAY q"
9th Of May. l.7s NJ O'Clock T. M.;thc rKrMiSE ..
H. I,irts and others TIlc lot has a front oil aI3
,'ri. and runs back on Clarke street TO FRET. the
impIuSxlcnts consist OF NEAT AM tOai-
LI5 itsT|BIE DWELL ING, will front Farintia
and jI,-winduw. combining five rooms; an excel
lnut framed Kitchen, wocd-house, coal -house. &C..
also i new brick addition to me evening con'a.l
Inc thr,o rooms the front one helnS used rs gro
reTy tore aud considered good stand: and In rear
therrof distant fifty feet. is new brick tenement
containing two rooms. The whole premises are III
good repar and can he rcnlcd for 800 Ia 800 per
nnuuin. 49,. A., ,o,,r ~
TERMS: Liberal, and made known mt We hnl'r Oh
.,In v. uDDDlS,
m,yc huctinnccr.
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= railway decision--" You either pay your
fare OF set oil ut the next >taliun.''
Had casrS-Oyslcr-.hcl,.
4 Gold-headcd cane is i sign of fopulence.
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by Richardson 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctiuncers,
No. lll3 Main street.

A SMALL FRAME DWELLING AND
N LOT 75xl5O feet, In the town Of liaryic: oppc-
sitc the residence Of Mr.. Perry. will hc snid Nv aug
tor, on the premises on WEDNESDAY the IN III
slant, at O'Clock 7. NJ. ,
TERRI: uEc-third cash: balance in four ana
eight months, negotiable notes viii interest aidG''
and secured bv Il decd of trust. 10 be gwen lot lIie
lnf,rrrG nav n,ru;s RICHARDSON Il CO..
uv- Auclonctri
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-07
BY Richardson * Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
lib VI lin street.

TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
L ON TIE NORTH SlbE Of tAEEl$GioN
STREET NEAH TIVE E|HA I;,r, SNi'i; IT..
tI.Il,AY The 81, instant. ut ) o'clock +. VI. wc
Shall sell bv suction. OF he premises Two vl:'!c
Bl HIDING LOIS. Irnr'it < 80 hN l69 feet "ach
located a> above. ,
TtEM>: Orc-thr1 cash: the balance in four ana
eight months. negotiable notes with interest ii'ic.
AMI secured BY Il deed of rust r. &c gwen ter tie
deferred pay lncnt>. $500
NJ. Elt.I AltnSNE ( 90. Anclon,.r,.
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DKOCTER d CANDLES
EXTRA OLIVE SOAP
y i''d" from The hest materials and nicely per-
'uih"' Sold ~ price OF ordinary soup Buy II :.
Nit Wi na@ ~ Other, Grocer, have H.
j. u. SCATTER ( son, Agents.
'"h Ff's"'*hI EivhWond, Va,
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arCrsns sALEs...T"sure Days

Dy Hin & Goduin,
Auctionccrs and Real Estate asch's'
No. l1os Main street.
CARRIAGE AND rOLK-
h n,' ~ r,r ,TToS FOR SALE At AUG
TTnS sEA thr request of John Finders RoblnSoT
ia? VINO Is a's syHrG raips "' ri" Of SaH +
At a"e .t " u t;rnryr A. Ain>lIcs warehouse i"n'h
s s,r"i Between Main and Cary ut " o'clock w. s
logan; CARRIAGE. nearly new; NJ" . III.
,rnnut was ma e. TO order In the hest nor,,r I'll
stylc and parties desiring tn nnrcha,c Something
n, nt,so,nc will ,io well To attend the SAL, ,
rrrWs. cash or siytv.,llv note well Endorsed.
mv7-d Hill. ~ So'''i,. H",''-
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rs Ih,ru1, ". hccs &. hrytlonecr.
1911 Main street.

FLOWERS AND PLANTS AT AIt-
IL TIuN Will ',c SOLD IT lhc store 81 JOIN ".
kIsoN. 9u9 Main STREET. Oh THURSDAY lHRA-
ING. MAY >lil. al II - clD i.
GRrEN-HrU>i.. ilUT-iit Sc, aad BEDDING
PLANTS. ,...,
ROSES. i!GLBS. D.lILtAS. ORNAMENTAL
UEFDS:
SIRIUS. oni ENEErEfENS.
The attention az ladies j. rai,Cd 20 this sale, II II
is intended tcr Ihr il cspeci:i benefit.
THOMAS ". kL!.Si T..
my --yt ArCtinnc"r.
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LIST Of GIFTS

Total, 10000 gifts all cash sjOovuu
The money to pay all these gifts IN full Is now
upon deposit In the Farmers aud Drovers Bank OF
Louisville, and ST., aside for that purpose, and
only be used for that purpose will be seen by the
following certificate OF the cashier:
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sch i. 8, 80; Clifford rrnope, hs author o.,
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No /. Physical Geography, nv ProftsS"r Gcikr sc
Fresh supplies Of Niddcnarch" and Bulwrrs
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mv7 wOODHOCSE & PAEllAM.
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RtNNETT'S FlRE-iNSUEAAtE CASfS'
MJEN'S TELEGRAPH CASES. &c
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<iEg"e' CONCERTS.

GEg"E CONCERTS.
7 library GIFT CONCERT.
NINETY DAYS p0eTpDNEMENT.
FULL DRAWING CERTAIN
S50o,000 IN BANK TO PAX GIFTS.
10000 CASH GIFTS FAlD IN FULL.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-07
AUCTION SALES--Fotnre a,ays,
ByJ. Thompson BroSn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctonner.
80. 1ll5 Main street, opposite Dfsgytrh,
THE SALE Of TIE SEASON.
THURSDAY, NAY :. PESCTCSLLY
AT 1880 +. VI
RAND SALEG MAIN sTEEET LOTS WEST
OF MONROE rARk. SIX ACRES.

within the corporate limits. subdIvidcd Int" 4 arr,
number nf exceedingly ,:csirili'. lot, sfrplitd
hy large and beautiful cc;itr-. and nrIEIsr.td MI,
large shade trees and many frGit trees hi. ,r,-
pcrty was formerly kGown Mr. Jack Carter
vineyard and Is ihit plateau Of ground itIvt,.u
Maiu street and Grove aycnE". AMI bt.wnru m.
beautiful seat :. Warsaw" aud thai OF fn.r',. ,
Workman. fsiI. and adlotrS thc inrI rf & iIlia,v
G.. Allen. Along its cu'lr. front "a. piE4., ar 90.
tended 10 corporate lm", ard lrnp ,.rci",fruJ
i'm tISc.
As nm Investment II as every a'IF;n aye. lrtuy -,
speculative scheme, but s" positive ~. lie .r.,
sale Of this property for ittv wears. II J.. I'm Inc
urighlorhoud nf Richmond College, and other mast
substantial am! ir,t class improvements, and In iL
very pathway Of Richinond's Pre-. ont growth and
future extension.
After the sale OF the ground will sell FIFTY
THOUSAND GOOD BElCkS-;h. remain, o: far
old mansion.
TERMS: Dne-thir,I cash: hilanc" Tor n.g,,!,lrs
notes mt six twrvt. and eighteen I;.,.rrs.. i,~'
six per cent. interest and secured ~ tstt.f ,rrJ
I'iats 10 be had 1T my Office.
J. TIioNr.O& BROW.
my3 1ll5 Main street. opp Ste Gi<g!EI
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For Sale.
TENEMENT TO LET

q CONVENIENT Tenement with twelve rooms, 10
N let, ca cage street. Eor particulars apply to
1Rs. ". b. WESTON, No IL state street.
Augusta SoY. :. ls1a. Eoye-ttt
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PIANO TO RENT

ENQUIRE OF a. T. THoMrsoE, Treasursr's d.
/ ice, aa.ne Central -. r. q.
Ausa<t., Cct p, ist2. oct2i.fN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-26

routed and every one knows that a route is most
disastrous to an army. That wild, laundering
charge of cavalry did all the mischief and II
Camps had not appeared just in the nick OF time
the losses OF the enemy would have footed up five
hundred, If not more.
I ALVAREZ ARRESTED.
That Colonel Alvarez entered Prats dc Llusanes
prisoner the hands Of Camps Is positively GER
tain, but it is more than probable he was placed
under arrest in order to his life, the soldiers
having cried out that he was Carlist and inten-
tonallv led them where they might be slaughtered.
Then the troops OF the various columns commenced
oUARRELING AMONG THEMSELVES
IN the town Of Prats de Lusanes, where few more
broken heads were added to the already long list
republican casualties According TO the accounts
received next day at the Carlist headquarters the
row was serious enough, and we know now that
General Camps was not only threatened several
times with instant death, like his unfortunate col.
league Colonel Martinez, but insulted in the gross
est manner and that he has since announced his
intention to retire from Catalonia.
At the risk once more OF being suspected of ex-
aggeration, must mention a circumstance which
is as true as the battle itself, and shows the
HORRIBLE BARBARITY
to which men will sometimes suffer themselves to
descend. The fact in question is that certain In
dlviduals OF either Avarez's or Campos column
appeared in Prats with
THE EARS or cARLIsr DEAD OR WOUNDED
worn as trophies Comment is quite unnecessary.
am very sure. however, that no Carltst volunteer
would dare exhibit such trophies to his chiefs,
however well disposed he might be to indulge in
the luxury. But in what was the army OF
Spain there is now neither discipline, decency,
courage nor virtue OF any kind. Ali that it once
had OF good has been drained out OF IL by what IA
falsely sIanderousy or gnorantly called ere
publicanism."
AT ALPENS
the headquarters OF Don Alfonso Remained till next
day. and then marched TO Ripon, sti. acco npanied
bysCucala. the hero of 0rista, who, by the way,
dressed his perforated arm on the field OF battle by
| simply tying handkerchief around 1t and letting
the other wound take care Of ITSELF The men he
brought with him are nearly all like him in
character nothing bus oak knots physically, and,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-08
MARRIED..


On the sd ult. at the brides home. by Rev.
Mr.. Pratt. Mr.. James ii. Black. of Wichita.
Has. TO Miss Jessie Hunter, of Philadelphia,
Penn.
The many friends Of Mr.. Black in this city
will peruse the above with more than ordi-
nary pleasure. J. II. is an old resident Of this
place. and since his residence here he has ny
his uniform courtesy endeared himself TO all
who know him. who will rejoice to learn that
joys aud sorrows who is in every way worthy
of him. Mr.. ani Mrs. Black will return 10 our
city in a few days. when they will receive the
congratulations of friends. They have nice
new residence. situated on Lawrence avenue,
south Of Douglas. already completed, 10 COM
mence life's journey IN. We wish them much
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-08

"How TO GO EAsT."-By the Kansas City,
ST. Joseph and Burlington route. Though
last not least" is an adagc As true as il is old.
and its truth is again cNemplited by the COM
pletion of the new line TO the east via Creston
and Burlington. which. though tho last, may be
called the best route in the west.
The line consists of the Kansas City. Saint
Joseph and Council Bluffs railroad with two
daily trains from Kansas City. through Atchi-
son, Leayenworth and St Joseph 10 the Mis-
souri, state line, there connecting with the
Burlington route. which leads direct to Chica-
go. Cincinnati. indianapolis. Logansport and
Columbus-through ears are being run TO all
these points.
This line is well built. thoroughly equipped
with every modern improvement. including
Pulman's sleeping and dining cars. and no.
where else can the passenger so completely
depend on a speedy, safe and comfortable
journey.
The Burlington route has admirably answer
ed the query, "Iiow 10 go East by the publ
cation of an interesting andtruthful document
containing a valuable and correct map, which
can be obtained free Of charge by addressing
General Passenger agent b. & NJ. r. X. r.,
Burlington, Iowa. ls-;f
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-08

WICHITA, Friday. May 81, 1873.
Regular meeting of the Frontier Hook and
Ladder Co., Ne. l.
Meeting called to oOer-Foreman Matthews
in the chair.
Roll call: quorum present.
Minutes of previous meeting read and APP
proved.
On melton. the treasurer was excused from
making report.
ON motion. all fines and dues of active men,
bcrs were cancelled.
The following officers were duly elected for
the ensuing year: Geo. W. Matthews. fore
man: &. A. Philip. Isl assistant: W. II. Rus
sell. 2d assistant X Cogdell, secretary; Chas.
Hunter treasurer.
ON motion the committee on uniform were
instructed to select STYLE of cap and send for
one Tor each actNe member.
Moved and carried that the company parade
on saturday. May ID. At O'Clock p. IN.
Moved IA ii carried that the proceedings of
the meeting be published.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolred. That any active member absenting
himself from a regul ar or special meeting. after
having had due notice of such meeting. shall
be subject 10 fine OF twenty ri, cents tor each
absence.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
{. A. PHILLIP,
Secretary pro ten.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

karatof>ky has the largest and most COM
plete stock OF dry goods, carpets. ladies' and
misses shoes. notions. etc. ever brought 10
Wichita. His stock of spring and summer
goods are entirely new and Of the latest STYLES.
II is the only complete stock Of goods in the
city. Cali and examine hi, good, before pur-
chasing, and convince your>clye, that he is
also the chcar.-t SIT
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-08

An application was made, on Monday last,
before Hon. w. C. Little, probate judge, by
N. A. English for n temporary order of in
junction to restrain the sale of certain lots on
Douglas avenue for the payment Of sidewalk
taxes assessed against said lots by the corpor-
ate authorities Of the city of Wichita, on the
ground Of the invalidity Of the assessment.
The judge decided that Mr.. English, having
petitioned the city council TO construct the
walks. and having witnessed their constru,-
ton without objection. and there being no
fraud or injustice in the assessment alleged or
shown, he was cstopped from maintaining an
injunction to restrain the collection of the tax.
and the application was therefore denied.
This. however. developed striking instance
Of neglect Of duty on the part Of a former city
official which. in justice to the public interests,
our city authorities should see does not occur
hereafter
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-08

At a meeting, consisting of five members
from each Sabbath school in the city, which
was held at the residence Of Mr.. +. C. Martsolf,
to take into consideration the expediency Of
holding a county Sunday school convention,
Mr. Stanley was called to the chair, and Mr..
HYDE was elected secretary. After prayer,
Rev. Harsen offered the following resolution,
which was passed:
Resolsed. That Te invite the friends Of the
Sabbath schools throughout the county TO join
with MS in organizing a Sabbath school county
convention. and that each school be requested
70 send its superintendent and two delegates
to meet on the last Thursday OF this month at
the Methodist church, in this city, for that
purpose.
A committee Of three, consisting Of Messrs.
Mitchell, Holmes and Murdoch. was appointed
to draft bylaws and constitution for the con-
sideration Of the convention. J. f. Caldwell
was appointed choires'er. Rev. Harsen was
appointed corresponding secretary and re-
quested to notify each school in the county by
letter OF the county convention. and request
them to send delegates. A committee on pro-
grammc, consisting Of the pastors Of the
churches, was appointed. aiso an executive
committee, consisting Of the three superintend-
ents. The different superintendent are re-
specially requested to send the name Of each
delegate who will be in attendance to +. &.
Martsolf, Of this city, at their earliest conven-
fence, in order that ample means can be made
for their entertainment while in attendance.
The following ladies were appointed as com
mittee on Inequalities, whose business will be
to visit the different families through the city
and secure accommodations for the delegates,
and report the names and residence Of such
parties to Mr.. Martsolf: Mrs. Kellogg and Mrs.
Millison, Of the Presbyterian church Miss
Emma Smith and Miss Lizzie Foote, Of the
Methodist church: Miss Hills and Mrs G. W.
Lampher, Of the Baptist church. II was also
decided that a prayer and conference meeting
be held on "Wednesday evening preceding the
day of the convention. at the Methodist church,
dedicated especially to the Sabbath school
work, to which meeting cordial invitation is
extended to all. II is desired by the Sabbath
school workers of our city that the convention
be made success in every particular, and that
each school throughout the county will take it
under earnest and prayerful consideration
elect delegates, and see that not one delegate
fail to put in an appearance. As great good
must necessarily arise from a hearty co-opera-
ton of different schools and different denom-
nations in one grand cause. We shall en-
dcav0r to publish the programme in our next
issue.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-08

In connection with the following list
we have for sale several tracts OF land,
ranging from to 20 acres, adjacent to
the city, suitable for suburban resi-
dences, and choice residence lots i'll all
parts of the city We also have the eX-
elusive agency of several Of the best
business lots in the business center Of
the city. Call at our office for inior-
nation as to price and location.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-08

The district court will begin lis session on
Monday. the 18th inst. There is full docket.
and among them MANY very interesting eases.
We learn there will ice a large attendance Of
distinguished gal gentlemen from other parts
Of the state. We anticipate the most interest
ing session Of the court ever held in this coun-
~. Among other notable features of interest
will be grand social hop. To he given at Eagle
hall, on Friday evening. the 18th inst. under
the auspices Of the legal fraternity Of Wichita.
Invitations viii he out in due time. The ar
rangemeufs being made will insure this 10 be
the most agreeable event of the sc,.on.
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READ THIS

READ THIS.
IMPROVED FAEM--l6O acres, first bottom
land with 30 acres in cultivation; good
house l4x20. pine. story and half !;
good stable ENG; l30 rod Of grow
ing hedge a good we'll; three and q
half miles from Wichita, being the
northwest quarter of section 30. town
ship 2G. east. Price $500.
no. 2li-A fine improved farn-lG, acres
first bottom land. with ~ acres large
wood timber: - acres under cuItiya-
ton u story house; good frame ,ta-
bic corral one mile OF good post and
rail fence, aud posts aud rails enough
20 fence the place three aud half
mile. routllwe.t from Wichita. Price
$4,000.
No. Gi-Ij0 acres second bottom: southwest
quarter section 81. township 90. range
3 east; 80 acres under cnltis alton
house lexis; 1000 growing cotton
woods; II miles from Wichita, 3 mile.
from Dry Creek postoffiec. Price
$50. onc-half cash. balance III one
years time
80. sl--l60 acres second bottom II acres
under cultivation; miles from wich-
tia. Price $50.
No Sa-lG0 acres second bottom southwest
quarter section =, township 70. range
east; Il acres under cultis alton
box house l.y1f, Il miles from Wich-
tia. Price SG00.
No. 75-iG1 acres second bottom southwest
quarter section -, township -, range
seast; y miles from Wichita. Prize
500.
80. 21s-s 20 acres frst bottom; east half Of
northeast quarter Of section II. town
s!ip -, range wet; 10 arc. brok.
pine house I2xli mile. from wicA-
ia. Price $50
no. $50 acres first bottom; cas-, half Of
section i. township .. range west
8. miles from ilIi- city. Prce $500;
sI4e0 cash IN hand. $500 the Sl.i q
December 1879, without interest
so. 900 acres frst bottom lard ~ rods
from this city. Prize $40 per acre.
40. al9-IGG acre- frat bottom Land. with Is
acres under caifis alton Eoosi bogs*
miles from valley center. miles
frora Til. city. Pr.ee go per acre.
Nc. 5,-iGl 6l-i09 seres frat oottena. % aero.
o. good timer; "a acre. under eui;i-
Walton house I4x21 rail fehee aroaad
entire piece. Is nile. ffoE. rhis city.
l.. laiIss from Gear Water, isile,
from London. Price 100.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-08

The laying of brick has been commenced on
the new hotel building. Ed. Longbottom has
the contract for the brick work. Judging
from the length Of time he was engaged in
putting up Mr.. Greitfenstein's building, we
opine that it will 90 up with a rush.
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postponed.

We noticed n wagon load of sun bonnets.
brOad-brim hats. fishing rods, and shot guns
passing along the street Tuesday evening.
which looked As if somebody had been having
4 Nav party
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-08

Charley Hill has received notice Of ship
ment Of his soda fountain. When it arrives
Wichita can boast Of having one Of the finest
soda fountains in the state.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-08

auspices OF the Young Mems Social Club, will
be held newt "Wednesday night. Owing to a
misunderstanding in regard to the hall it was
postponed.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-08

J. II. Downer, Baptist state Sunday school
agent, passed through our city on Saturday
last en- route 10 Winfield TO attend the county
SUNDAY school convention.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-08

If our people desire 10 observe decoration
day. which occurs on the Both of this month, il
is time that the subject should be agitatcd and
committees appointed. and the work of secur-
ing floral offerings to the dead heroes OF our
country be commenced.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-08

As was previously announced, the Presby-
terrain society held their festival on Tuesday
night of last week Quite a large number Of
persons were present, but the night being very
unfavorable they concluded to hold over and
give second entertainment on the following
evening, at which time the attendance was
much larger, making it more of success finan-
cially. They realized, clear of all expenses,
Sll5.O0.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-08

The firm Of Hess a. Getto, being determined
not 10 be outdone by any other grocery firm,
have procured and are now using delivery
wagon for the accommodation of their custom
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-08

A gentleman arrived in our city this week
from Illinois with thirty-fiye stands of Italian
bees, all in good condition. He is a successful
apiarst
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-08

Mr.. Cline has returned from down the trail
and informs us that four herds Of cattle are
now in the state, which belong a. the follow
ing gentlemen: Houston Bros, 1000; Mr..
Hilderbrand, LOCO; Mr.. Cassidy and DIR. Bur-
nett 900 each