The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-04-24


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WICHITA, THOksDff. AhhiL a 1870.
James Black ha, gone to Philadelphia fol
spring stock.
The Presbyterian congregation is TO have 8
ane organ soon.
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"u''u~y evening.
i"e DAVIS amy gives o"e =, ,e" e""0
e"'e' 'A''''"e"o- a. Gag nc ''@" .o-e"~
The last club dance Of the season will be
held on next Wednesday evening Those in
The Kansas daily Commonwealth reproduces
the EAGi.k's article endorsing the adm'nistra
zion M Gov. Osborn, entire
A new postoffice has been established In
Sedgwsck county, called Jamesburgh. with
David W. Boggs postmaster
In. Allan h., moy.d nj, druo ,tor. into III,
new room near the corner of First street. Il
h . hne room aud good location.
K.r.,os.tv h,. uor. ~ The m,rk.,. IN ,.v
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and drv GOOD, far nj. Douu,.s avenue store
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nm ;,,;,.,;on IN attend IN. h,,ouo, 70 Ia ,,,v.r
NJ Ieayepwortb. in honor NJ Senator ingalls,
IN announcer co'"iin WI" DE 'ou"u law passed
and .,bor,iiu,,e soc;et;.. M count;e. and
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Inc omcers and teachers OF the NJ. r. SUM-
day schooi VIII meet tonight AT the residence
Second s,r..,s
Covered wagons loaded with women, chill.
dren, pigs and chickens can be seen on our
streets daily. vending their way westward
and south in quest of homes.
A bank OF clean white sand has been opened
gust east Of the Chisholm bridge. which compe-
tent judges say will make very good quality
of glass. Let us have glass factory.
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gentleman in the employ Of MIR. Wilson, who
reports a hundred thousand head en- route for
this state already.
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thing along the road quiet, and does not
anticipate any trouble from the Indians.
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Mr.. West, secretary Of the agricultural
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special meeting OF the Agricultural, Me-
chanical and Stock association is called for
next Saturday, the 26th inst. Bids tor the
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The Keystone Restaurant has changed
hands. MIR. Reese has again taken charge OF
II. After spending several days in renOvating.
refitting, rcpainting and refurnishing he is now
ready 10 refresh the hungry man IN such
remarkable way that they will remember II
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The brick being made from pure clay by
Mr.. Phillips. east OF town, promise to be an
entire success. As yet they have stood every
test. They are solid and compact. and when
burnt will have ring indicative Of strength.
IL the weather should prove favorable the first
kiln will be ready for market within a week
or tao.
Charlie Hill continues I" improve and adorn
his store room. lie is having cellar dug the
entire size OF his store and is making prepara-
lions to put IN the hnest soda fountain in the
Southwest lie also has fine line OF liquors
for medical purposes, pure anu unauthorized
wines. brandies and whiskeys, which he can
warrant to he No. 1.
Ton, con.,,, ,.s .,,o,, ,,,,;,.., ,;s ,,.,
health, and is as popular an auctioncer as ever.
The Exchange has been rehttcd and rcpainied
and the street is often blocked in front of it
with people trying to make up their minds to
&c five cents better on horse. wagon or cook
ing stove. while Tom with rolling eyes and
never failing voice keeps declaring, down
she goes :!