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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-17

District court 18th judicial district, Sedgwick
county, Kansas:
Shellabarger & Leidigh,
Va,
James McCulloch, administrator of the estate
of Harry Lindsay, deceased, ct al.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued out of the
district court of the 18th Judicial district, sitting
in and tor Sedgwick county, Kansas, wherein
Shellabarger a Leidigh are plaintiffs, and James
McCulloch, administrator of the estate of Harry
Lindsay, deceased, ct al. defendants, I will, on
Thursday, the 2lst day Of August, A. ID. 1873, at
II O'Clock a m, AT the court house door in the
city of Wichita offer for sale and sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash in hand,
all the right, till, and interest of the defendants
in and to the following described property to-
wit:
The northwest quarter of section number seven
teen %, in township number twenty (21)
south of range number two (2) east
said real estate property Is levied upon as the
property of defendant James McCulloch ad
ministrator Of the estate of Harry Lindsay, de-
ceased; and will be sold to satisfy said order Of
Sherin's Office, Wichita, July 18th, A. d. 1873
JOHN MEAGlIER, Sheriff,
Sedgwick county, Kansas.
BY William smith, Under Sheriff.
Sluss Dyer, plaintiffs attorneys 15-it-ss. as
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-17

Hi.Ifirl 'oIrt IIIh Iu1iiciaI dI7iTi1tl re'iEwlck
county. Kansas
o. Mari@oif.
Mar Frares, q ~
BY viiiHs 81 an ofttrT 81 sale issHrd out - ~.
district court Of thu 18th Judicial tiisfrisf sitfns
In and for Se*sgw ck county kansaz wherein
9. Mart~slf 4 plsiaiif, sad MAJ, J Erarcs ~ -
tlstcn'iagts, Viii, 20 SATURDAY tn 18Th dty 81
July, \ u isiJ. al 10 % clock M NJ he yaaff
house door, in the town Of Wichita Hnsi ra,tnt4 ~
-edgWiSk, offer for sale ~ pghlis E4rtisu 20 ths,
higisst bidder hyr cHsh in hand, all no tieht
tii'e aad interest at The def.b.iHniz Mar j
frntge ~ al in AID a. the following ,isscfibsd
real estate property. te-wit
Lot number one hundred amt forty uNlt ca,
Main street. ia thc town II Wichita ~ tha caui,.
y ~ -Sdgwlck and state of knslsta anil tlt.
bniiding situated thereon.
sad real e-tais property y levied apou ~ The
property of drf.ndsui@. Mary fsarer - ~
and VIII be sold o. safety said Saffself
~hriif's eftee ~ wichita June 18Th 10
ira JOHN NJ faiIIlt -t.,fn
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-17

1--WE were pleased to make the ac-
quaintance, last Wednesday. of Mr.. T.
b. Murdoch, of the irrepressible fami-
~ lately 'ycleped the ..Modocks. Mr.
Me-Murdock gets up one of the neat
est papers in Southwestern Kansas.
He is brother. also. of the wicked.
savage Wichita editor. who has lately
been trying to scalp the Pioneer in or
der to get a crown for the Marion
county Record"-FloreHce Pioneer.
Not wicked, savage at all. We are
no relation to Captain Jack, Scarfsced
Charley or Schacpasty Jim. nor do
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-17

most complete and extensive print
ing establishments to be found in
the state of Kansas. or even in the
west. ii is not altogether a little
pardonable pride but a matter of
business TO post the people of this
and surrounding counties rs TO the
facilities within their reach for the
execution in a workmanlike and
artistic manner of all kinds of print
ing. That the facilities now offered
by us are decidedly superior to
those of any establishment south of
the Kansas river. any one can sat
isfy themselves on personal inspec-
ton.
Our newspaper power press. as
illustrated by figure No. /. is the,
Fairhaven country newspaper press,
manufactured at Boston, Massa-
chusetts. and is designed especially
for newspaper, book and job work.
1t can be run by either steam or
hand power with great ease Its
capability with the hand is 1000
impressions per hour. The cylin-
der makes two revolutions to one
impression. The linking apparatus
is under the control of the feeder,
and the flow of ink can be stopped
instantly by the feeder without
moving from his place. The i'm
preston may be thrown off easily
at any time at the will of the ope-
rator, thus saving the sheet. The
space occupied by our press, which
is the largest pattern made, when
running. is 7xl0 feet. and its weight
is 1920 pounds. The press pre-
scnts handsome appearance. is
made in the most thorough and
workmanlike manner, and of the
best material. 1t has been awarded
a gold medal as the best press made
for country offices. In fact. it is a
masterpiece of of artistic machinery
" hoe hn.y, oh a1 |,
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NoScs.

Notice 10 the crsdi;srs of the Isle firm Of WHEEL
er Bros. and Of whe,i-r 4 Ransom snd Of Robert
Il. Ranson Is hereby q en that ty virtue of the
authority in me vested - As-izr~e has. placed
all accounts in the hA3ds Of " + STANLEY and
George Salisbury, my att neys in this matter
for collection Parties owing either o. aid firms
or said Robert u Ransom vii! save further cost
by calling on said attorneys All promptly paying
said accounts j h Todd
l3-&f-As-sS Assignee. &c
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r. NICHOLS & CO.,
LIVE STOCK
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City Mo.

Il. Nichols, salesman, Kansas stock yards,
Kansas City.
ii. Z. Mallory & Bro, salesnen Union stock
yards, Chicago, Illinois.
A. c Rolf, statesmen, Missouri Pacific yards,
St. Louis Mo-
r. r. Dunbar, salesman, Wichita, Kansas.
E7-Liberal advancements made on consign-
ment., and market reports furnished when de-
sired 1J-u
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Correspondence of the EAGLE.
SEDGWICK COUNTY ORANGES.
WICHITA. July Il. IS7

WICHITA. July Ia. 1873.
EDITOR EAGLE: am glad TO report
the organization of three oranges west
of the Arkansas river last week. Ex-
pect TO open another north of the city
to-day. Could organize several others
if | had time, but am compelled to
return to Butler county TO meet APP
pointments there. hope TO visit your
county again in August. Here is the
list: July 10th. Nennescah grange.
Nennescah township, Zarah McCluug.
j. +. Summers. secretary.
Clear Water. July 18th, Yosemite
grange. Ohio Swnship, W. II. Bauyh-
man, master 4 ppnrtrand.secreta.
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Publication No.ica.
STATE or KANSAS,
SGpSwICK COUNTY
In the district eu5srt II Ns',isWie co"ntS
Mari q smith. plaintiff.

SGpSWICk COUNTY
In the district eutsrt ii N'sigWlcA coaniS
MARI D. smith. plaintiff.
" \ BARBER 1a.l " L. Ssis,lers, defendants
The above named drfcndanr, W BARRIER,
Will take notice thai be has hren sued IA tbs above
narnr. court by ibs above named plaintiff, Mary
smith and that he must answer the lsetitsun 81
The said plalutid Hle IN The office 81 tr clerk ef
the district court ai Sedgwck county. ssssisi che
saisi defendant W \ Rsrior. on or before the
2lS; ,lay of August, a. 81 iS.S. 81 said peitign
viii be taken a. aad Judgment IN favor .; the
said plaintiff aud against said defendant. W \.
Earbcr for thu % three huH,lrsd d.,liar-,
with interest thereon from the sth day OF March.
\ u l>.s Al ths rstc OF twelve pef ccut per an-
num- ami an Attorney = fee Of one hundred doll
lars FOR tuTVciosng mortgage, aud costs OF sat,
and ftr the sale OF the following described real
estate, situated IN the county II ~edgwtck, and
state of kansas. to-wlf. The northeast quarter "a
Of section Ne ttir'y-two ~, In tows-hip Va.
twenty -ninc south, 81 range 0nr a. west aud all
the a;lpurtenanc.s thereto belonging, % satisfy
the sssitir will be rendered accordingly
Wichita. Kansas. July Sth, lsii
~it~S & DYER,
ttforarys fer plaintiff
Attest. q " REEVES. clerk las -
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Republican Central Committee.

The members of the Sedgwich County Central
Committee are hereby notified TO meet al Eagle
hall ON saturday August the 81, ls1S, al O'Clock
p. m, for The superintendent of delegates of the
different townships, and for the transaction Of
such other business as may come before the com
mttee fun attendance is desired.
BY order of the committee.
q. W. REEVES scc'N
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Settle o..

Owing to a change Of the lrI;, OF kasiak Mills
stem we have placed all accounts owing said
frrn IN the hands Of G-o. Salisbury. attorney =;
law, for prompt collection. Parties owing said
frrn will save cost By calling Mr. Salisbury
and paving said accounts.
Is-if MILLS & STEM
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Sheriff. Sale

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,ICAN CETRAL COMMIT
TEE

cecdings of the Sedgwick county
Hbiicau central committee. AT q
Getting held at the court housc, Satur-
by, July 18th, 1873.
l.. II. Steckcl called 10 ;he chair, aud
w. Reeves temporary secretary.
The chairman stated the object of
maeting TO be toeilcct permanent
Organization of the central committee
for the ensuing year. Whcreupon w.
II. Kirkpatrick was elected chairman.
and q. w. Reeves secretary.
Motion by Mr.. Allen that the MEM
bcrs present at called meeting OF the
committee constitute a quorum for the
purpose of transacting business. Mo-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-07-17

& the election of L.
kintcr. 10 fill the un-
of Caldwell's term, is
EXCITE considerable in
Hiral circles. The princi-
IS are Governor Osborn. cN-
Harvey, Hon. l.. s. kalloch
u &. W. Babcoek. Congress
lowe. Cob and Phillips are also
of. II is understood that Gov.
Ill appoint senator in No
rve uutil the election by
which will not be I'M
Pek in January, 1874. So
patches of last Sunday
I can name al least a doz-
liflemen who desire 10 try
rs next winter.
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avel through the Arkansas
Southwestern Kansas and
AApnt~ s TO be heavy, and
Factions in government lands
Imally large for this season of
aad new government land
soon to be established at
I'D Fo1 nmrad, SO say
"a Topeka.
Ia p!ss jon of the
- ktecessity
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mo. Al


oset to hold ink aud roller and damp paper
We come now to a description of our IT niyersalr
printing machine conceded 10 Ice the strongest post
compact, thorough. durable aud finest machine Vet In
vented for the execution of all kind- of Job work such
n posters, blank, programme. etc. II weighs 200
pounds, and with all its attachments sJ5 set m
~ our Office IL Is Of the IHtest resae of human
ingenuity IT. form j. remarkably compact and all
the part- performing their functions with such uper.
ring exactne~. that nearly every visitor eiaculafes
How wonderful II is combination Of all the be
qualities OF all other job presses extan The last cut
Is that OF combined lead and rule cutter which finds
is uses every day in a well regulated office
Thus II viii be from the above description and
illustrations that the EAGLE printing establfshet T.
most complete, aud commensurate with any demand
that viii he likely to be made upon H.
In addition 70 this new machinery have within
three weeks added large variety OF lae-.yIe type
that we are prepared TO please the fasiid0u even
up INTO The choice eoof fine gold aud silver bronze-
aud high prices, employ none but firsf-eIass
Union hand Botch printers find rest IN the
EAGi.g office. :
We invite ~ body 10 call and our presses work
"" NH take sspure in showing any all of orr sub
-crbeT and friends through and in answering MI their
questions Ladies are especially Inyifed To call On
MONDAY or Ihur.day forenoous, When power press
l. running.
IN view Of the many facilities which our completed
once offers for the execution 81 al Kind. ~ wort wfb
ceerity aud skill respectfully solicit orders from
u JOB work, assuring all thar IL wIl he aim 30 give
people. sending much money mi the baAis qf
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ShnriF'e Sale

District court 18th judicial district, Sedgwick
county, Kansas:
shelabarger & Leidigh,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
Foater,s original pomade,

For BARRIERS use the cheapest and best in the mar.
ket together with dee line OF BARRIERS soaps,
brushes combs, .onges, po Edsrs and BARRIERS sup.
plies generally at the very lowest cash prices. Call
and see al Eos fkkS DnUg sTORE
Front and West atreefa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
WILMINGTON. DBL.
Saturday AfteFnoon. Dec. 40.
ARrHuR,s STOCKINGS.

English women fully equal their American
sisters in the pluck with which, when once en-
bArked in the agitation of Women's Rights, they
Put down the somewhat stale ssd musty With
cisms which, for too many Of their opponents,
do duty instead of reason and argument At
the last election OF members Of the London
School Board, there were six female candidates
for seats, among the forty mine controllers Of
education, some OF whom made very gallant
elestioneering fight Of 1t. Mrs. Arthur Arnold,
wife OF the editor of the London Echo, made
several good speeches during the contest. In
one OF theee she read letter in which she was,
(as an entirely new point,) recommended to
keep to her true sphere at home, winding up
with the crushing argumeAt that "the chances
nov are that Arthur and the children have holes
in their stockings" The correspondent who re-
ports the circumstance writes This effusion
was received with shouts Of laughter, and the
msrriment was increased when she proceeded tc
explain that she had no thiiiren, and that "Ar
thurs stockings were all knit by her OWL
hands"
This "Roland for an Oliver" Of an argument
did not, however, suffice to win the election fo
Mrs. Arnold for all six of the lady candidates
were defeated. But a contested election, ,thougl
lost, is in this matter real begiAning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
svseiaI aStisss.
Faota for the PaopIa

As the virtues OF medicines can only bs sscsr-
tanned by careful observation Il s TO be regretted
that many of the Drugs still prescribed BY some
physicians should retain . place in our Materia
Mediea. Az an instance Of this. that vile drug
Bahsam Copaiba, furnishes an example. About tins
year 1880, the spanisrds In the Island of San Do
mingo having become aniletsd with certain com-
plainta thought. according to the prevailing notion
at that time. that the remedy might be found where
the disease originated. Under this impression Bal
sam CopaIba came into use, but never has . nAu-
seating drug done more inIury, for 1t not only
changes the nature Of the disease TO more dread
full state than the original bus t ruins the tone Of
the stomach and brings on Dyspepsia in its werst
forms. To avoid this drug and It's effects the SA-
MARITAN'S GIFT. purely vtge'able Remedy, ID
within the reach OF all Only ten pills 70 be taken,
and will cure every ine in from tvo to four days
Male packages, 81; female, s..
Sold by E. Bringhurst 4 Co., sixth and Market
Z. McInall, Second and Market Wilmington, Del,
and BY Druggists generally. jelT-iy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20

The New York Times complains Of the great
number Of suicides that occur in the waters
Abou; that city. b. people, particularly women.
VITO seeking TO pass, Ike Hoods unfortunate
Anywhere, anywhere out Of the world" find
an easy way by dropping from the decks Of
sons of the numberless ferry boats The
Tines proposes to have patrols to look out vigi-
lant!y for such attempts aud forcibly prevent
them. Suicide lie dreadful thing AID proba-
biz the ills Of life which urge people to attempt
il ara still more dreadful TO forcibly Withhold
the one while not seeking to ameliorAte the
other is proceeding the justice and clarity of
which may be doubted. According to the prin-
ciplss OF personal liberty it may even be ques-
TONED how much right society has to forcibly
interfere with the individuals right to do what
he will with himself, harmins none other Mill
would be apt to cay, none whatever"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
CHRISTMAS GOODS
Fine Extracts

For the handkerchief, at the Delaware Avenue Drug
store; also, Liquid heAnet and navoring extracts
for cooking. ksseBce JaTnaca Ginger, Citrate Of
AAgness, &C. Gum Camphor 80 cents per pound
W. T. ALRICHS, Druggist
800 Delaware avenue opposite the Bsptist Church,
Pratts Astral oil
For sale in any quantity az the very lowest market
rateG. Author Zsd agents for Delaware.
Z. FOSTER APUTHECARY,
Front and West sta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20

Strong as are the Influences Ok race, 1t is singu-
az how soon, in tLis country at least, the exter-
nal Characteristic are modified and almost
disappear. Even in the most prominent types
OF European uatiuEsll,ies, siugle generation,
here, is sufficient greatly to AFFECT this. In OBJ
serving company Of ouch persons, it is the
adult countenauces only which strike one as dis
tiuctiyey foreign. The second generation, born
i 4 this county, differ both IN expression and in
actual contour from the parent stock. The round
of the cheek lengthens the full lips grow thin
ner ; they ale no longer German or Irish, but
American, in appt arance as well as in real la
ticnality. Mental qualities ard tendencies no
doubt lie deeper and are longer maintained yet
they too, in course OF time. assimilAte them
selves to the conditions about them, and i, into
that Cosmopolitan MOSAIC called the American
Character
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
NEW MUsTC.

La Crs9.s de "a Creme is the title Of new
musical monthly, Issued by ]. L. Peters, New
York, Of which we have just received the first
number. The music comprises i've instrumeu.
tai pieces, adapted for advanced plsyers and Of
very high style Of music Among them is
very satisfactory arrangement OF the .Cuius
Auiulsm' that best be.oyel theme from Ros.
siris stAoat Mater, and transcription Of the
Alpine Horn, by Sclirner, whcn We partlcu.
larlT admire. The other pieces are Triumphal
March by Voss sleep my Chiid" arranged Ly
Egghard and La Harpe by Jungmann.
Ine price Of these hVo gems is ifty cents, the
cost OF a sIugle number, This yearly subscrip-
tons can be obtained for 81 20 per snnum,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
Societies.
kEErrNas rH1a EYprrr..-

Mechanics Lodge, No. 4. I. o. o. f., at odd
Fellows Hall. 80 and King.
Minqua lH6e, No. ;, 1. .. Il. NJ, at Red Mems
Hal, 4l5 Market street.
La Fayette Lodge, No. 2, &. OF P, at Knights
OF Pythias Hail, 2ll Market street.
Asoury Lodge,I. U. Of G. T. at 5th and Market
Streets.
Eden Division, No. 6, S. Of T., McClary's build
ing.
Jefferson Council, No. 10, 0. L. VI, ct Me-
chanics' Hall, Zlg King street
Bran4ywine Lodge, No. IS I. o. o., at Odd
Fellows Hall Rising sun
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
The Chilly Blasts OF Autumn


Remind Us o making suitable preparations for the
appr aching season wen ca aneous Afetti tions in
or sse and maliip'y, when 4 rough face, Chapped
hands, cracked lips, Sc, are the common lnheri-
lance OF all. Appropriate aud seas nable informR
Ion for those aEnoJ ed wl'h an i'r table, ibnamed
tton OF the following list Of really valuable reme-
dies:
BIinghurst's Medicated Cocoa Butter.
Flower seen ed GiyceTine.
Iure GlyceIlne.
Gycerine Cream.
Cold Cream.
CinphOr Ice and Gycerine.!
Rose Lip sllve.
Rnglish Gycerine Jelly.
sarR's Pertumtd GlyceTire.
screrson's cAnPao' ice With G!yeeerine,
Amsndlne.
Among the very lest Soaps for winter use. we
might class
PTiSss sOldaed eiycsrino Soap, x Glyssrins.
lnde xcal Oat Meal and :" "
Pure White 4stie Soap
Pure Jlve-Pa m Soap
Low Sons Eng ish q ycSr ne Soap,
sargs Liquid Gycerine soap.
Stubborn Cutaneous Affections a. Tett &c are
oitsn relieved Dy one OF the following soaps:
Iaswei's Junper Tar Soap
CUlgaie's Medl inal Tar soap
Calvert's CarJOllc Toilet Soap
h-di al soap
Constantine'A Pine Tar soap
Dtslniecting (CaIboAc) soap
PecE's CsrOolic soap
All the foregoing 'rticles With many others OF the
same class, for sale by
< BRINGAURsT CO., Apstheoaries.
cor, sixth and Market streets,
GfaNa4 T-N
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
The New Orleans Good the KuickerbocLsr

Better.
Our Wilmington-built ships against the world
They do nobly. and even excel themselves in
the performance of good things Here, for iu-
stance, was the Neu Orleans, of the II. B.
Cromwell line, which made the passage between
New York and the Crescent city, week or 60
ago, in two hours less time than any othsr ship
on record, and the hnickerbocler, yesterday COM
pleted the same trip in seren hours shorter time
than the Neio Orleans This shortens the time
between the two cities by our Wilmingto built
chips nine hours over the ships built elsewhere,
AMI is a triumph which Is all the more welcome
because least expected. The Knickerboeker was
was only sen. away from this city, few weeks
ago, and this was among her frat trips, 80 that
when her machinery becomes more limbered up
and settled down to work even better exploits
may be expected.
Both the Hnickerbocker and the Nele Orlsdn.
were built by Pusey. Jones & Co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
NOW Is the saaann


For Coughs and COILS, arc ther is no better rsme-
dy kn1wn tor curing quickly these complaints than
Mrs Dr. Fosters Cough Mixture Give 1t a trial
and be convinced Of the fact Also, Browns
TrOChes, Mistar's L zengefs, Cough Secrets, Ii
quer ce L6Zsngers. Tar drops and and al The beat
In yWn Cough LoZengers OF the day at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE
Front and West Streets.
= URNITURB XMAS PRESENTS, GOULD a Co,
- a,e dettImiu 10 eel their Furniture at cOsl
rather tuAn discharge tnrir men, Wa,nut CnAmb-r r
FuI niture al lrss ihdn the price o. Cottage turn-
ture other articles al surprising prices sucn as
sOJ Best Haircl0rh Ulled Wanut s'e sofas at Sls-
20; . Al wool, any color, Terry or Rep Walnut
Snf.s al $l9 50; 100 Hairc 9th Terry Rep, OILED
Walntt fafIur Arm Cnairr, 5 9s; 100 Oiled Walnut
Chamber sui'es, Tennessee aud LISBON Marble.
SIS; 40 Italian Marble Oiied VALIANT CHAMBER
suites. 81 81; eco klegant OILED Wa nut taror
suites, lD halrcloth, Terry, Rep, Plush BrUcael
saIin, from SOS
GOULD co s FIVE STORES ARE
N. &. Cor NINTH and MARHkr Streets,
81 and - ". SECOND Street,
Cor SRC0ND and SPkCCS Streets,
l36 MARKET ST Depot and Mandatory, 2A2
and 244 s. Second Street. Philadelphia.