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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-16

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KIN " OOgb =; KIM u 7bg5 OOi Xxx 81 2l9
400, tr'L
Bran, " 100 lbs, 81 -,
Oats " bushel bbiH76C.
Wheat per bnshel,sl 10.
Corn, per bushel, u goal 10.
Corn meal, per 10 lbs, VI O1Ml lj
PutaiOes--rablo, - O05l5 90,
Inans; Whltn nnNYR 100 lbs 80 dNde7 90.
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Tin; nc, l0xll, charcoal, per box Sl7 so; TX
l0xl4, charcoal, so co. IC, l2xl2, charcoal
50 90; &c. charcol, llS20,SlS 80; TX, charcoal
lIx2O, so 80; &c, lix2O, roofing, SIC 5O &c, 20S
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SOC: Sheet iron 26x27 u ID l219c; Solder extra
refined y ID 39c; Galvanized iron In full bun.
dies n n 2Oc: American Russia q ID SOC. r
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Brandlos--Apple, 81 6093 10; Peach, 81 700
3 30; Cognnc, 50 2@7 90.
Whiskies-Bourbon and Rye, 81 1908 0O;
Imitation Bourbon, al i50ll 70,
Wines-Port and sherry, 81 1898 w.
Rectihed Whiskey 81 lO@l 49,
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Rio, common &c; Fair 10 good, 2Sp; prIn
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81 20.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-05
For the EAGLE.
From Clear Water.

EDITOR EAGLE: Notwithstanding
the driving storm on Saturday, the
members of Minnesota grange met at
the Spacious school house near Clear
water, to have public installation Of
officers, feast, and good time gen
orally, about IL O'Clock teams began to
arrive from all directions, bringing old
and young, who, after being Invested
of their winter wrapings, were soon
"thawcd cut" and reduced to a state
of comfort by the roaring stove.
Bro. Banchnan, of Yosemite grange,
installed the officers, after which the
cloth was spread and the sequel show
ed that the ladies. though being OH the
frontier had not forgotten how to get
up something nice, nor the company
how to appreciate it, After the table
was cleared away, short addresses
were made by VIM. Ross and G. Sum-
mcrs, and a song composed, for the Oc-
casion, by member OF the grange.
was sung by four Young girls. Along
with other erjoyments the time passed
Off pleasant. Resolved to meet some
other day.
The ladies selected lunch for We
poor attenuated iypocs Of We EAGLE
Office. which they sent with their com
pi!meGts PATRON.
THE lunch was duly received and
dcvoured with a great relish. by yc
printers and a vote ofthanks was pass
ed by them, thanking the ladies for
their kindness and ordered the same
TO be published in the EAGLE. Ed.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-05
Senator James NJ. Harvey.

II will he seen by the proceedings OF
the Joint convention printed elsewhere
that James N. Harvey was on the CT.
ballot elected by - votes TO theCuited
States senate.
IL would be sapcriluous 10 devote
any spice il telling who James NJ.
Harvey is. His name is household
word in the state and, in political Ian
cuagc. a svnouyme with honesty. Gov.
Harvey is not brilliant man. but he is
big in common sense. While Col.
Plumb might have startled The senate
with bold propositions and clear cut
ting thought, liarvcy'e judgement on
the other hand Will never tail him
however difficult the proposition
While Plumb woall have scimtiilated
with originality, Harvey will remain
emtrcnChed by cool reason however
perplcxing the situation. Plumb i the
making of great man, Harvey is aud
always will be good man and true.
The editor OF this paper has been iE-
timately acquainted with the new SEN
ator ever since the latter's advent into
political life He was secretary of the
state convention in 1868 which nomin-
ated Harvey for governor, at which he
worked and voted for the man, who.
on Monday, was SO honored by the rep
resentatives of the people. While for
six successive days upon every ballot
our senator voted for Col. Plumb as
the most prominent man of the South
west. he will be in full accord with the
new senator and his friends.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-05

Mr. Malhcncy changed his vote from
Stoyrr 80 w. l.. SimonS.
Mr. Dosd changed his vote from Sim
mons Ia Charles Robinson
Mr.. Fcnlon changed his vote from
Plumb to Price.
Mr. Reasoncr changed Iii, vote from
". l.. Simmons 10 Harvey.
Mr.. :. g. Rodgers changed his vote
from Plumb To Fenion
Mr. H. TAYLOR changed his vote from
Randolph to Plumb.
Mr. j. w. Taylor changed his vote
from Plumb to FemIon
Mr.. Tucker changed his vote from
Plumb 10 ID. Il. Anthony.
Tie president OF the convention then
announced that James NJ. Harvey, of
Riley county, having received con-
stitntional majority, was duly elected
L. 5. senator for three years. ending
March 4th, 1877, to fill vacancy caused
by the resi- ynation ot Ak. Caldwell
Senator Price offered resolution
which was unanimously adopted. tcn-
dering vote of thanks Of the convcn-
ton TO NJ. NJ Murdoch for the able an
impartial manner in which he had pre-
sided over the four days of the joint
convention when the gayil tell and con-
vention dissolved.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-05

The Kansas CITY Times has. as its
correspondent at Topeka. the worst
lshmaclite in the business. a man who
has published iunumerable falsehoods.
been guilty of Misrepresentation. vile
~ traduced our public men and giving
wonderful evidence of concentrated
Bohemian mcanness. But his satanic
majesty himself sometimes overreach-
es the mark, aud so did this Fairy
Pang.' as he signs himself. In 4 re-
cent letter. summing up the positive
strength of the several senatorial aspi-
rauts.w hich he asserted the vote would
show 10 be "A correct statement. he for
got 10 add up 10 see how many votes
II would take 10 give TO each man the
strength he had credited to him. The
aggregate vote of our legislature, ac-
cording 10 his estimate of the strength
of the various candidates. is nearly
four hundred. This, added TO his 9TH
or ridiculous aud reckless statement.
has made ihst CORE pondent the laugh
ing stock in political circles in and
around Topeka-GOnest Piaiadeoier.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-05
What the Changers Have Done.

The last Rnrul World has the follow
ing correct summary ofwhat the grarg-
crs have done:
''The influence ofthe granger move
ment has been felt all over the land. 1t
has penetrated into the innermost re-
cesses of every monetary institution
in the country. IL has brought ticti-
cious, inflated values down to real val
ues. 1t has put stop to the opera
tions of stock-gamblers and swindlers.
1t has brought many from the high
stills on which they have been taking
where they walk very much as other
common mortals. 1t has stopped the
spirit of speculation. /, has given
credit its death blow. Ii has made
more wary and cautious every bust.
ness man. IL has poured hot shot into
the ranks Of corrupt rings until their
numbers are thinned aud they are
harm less for evil. IT has put stop
to extravaganza and recklessness in the
expenditure Of money for private and
public purposes. 1t has killed of the
whole race of salary grabbcrs. Ii has
made the word back pay" ignomiE-
ious. 1t has been more effective in
shaving politicians than Sampson was
in Staying the Phiistincs 1t has filled
the very air with the spirit Of reform.
The year 1873 will be a memorable one.
Ii was inauguratcd by the farmers.
But the work which they set out to do
has only begun. There is an Augean
stable to cleanse. The purity that ex-
listed in the early days of the republic
must be restored. Every farmer must
grid up his lions and prepare to bear
his part in the contest against the cor
ruption Of the times"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-05
State Items.


4 number of the citizens of Reno
county held meeting at Hutchinson
last week, severely consuming and con-
dcmning the course the railroad has
taken on the tax question. Two of
their resolutions reads thuslv:
/. ReSolced, That we call upon the
proper authorities of the county to
adopt all proper measures and to leave
no legal remedy untricd for the collec-
ton of the railroad taxes or so much
thereof rs may be legal and just. and
that we will support them, in so doing,
to the full extent of our power.
,. Rcsolrcd, That tho railroad COM
pany, if they have any certain knowl-
edge OF the frauds charged against our
county officials, that they bring it to
light.
Sol. Miller, editor OF the Kansas
chief. has commenced publishing the
names of his delinquent subscribers.
He gives each one. scrap of their his
tory and tells how much each one owes
him. lie calls it the black list.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-05

miner from iron mountain, who begs a
pass by rail for himself and starving
children, by which TO ride over British
iron to ST. Louis in search of labor and
bread. Had that iron raid proper
duty he would not seek employment
nor hunger, nor would our treasurer
be buling gold on Wall street in its
purchase to pay interest on bonds.
Our people have been equal 10 all
the emergencies of war. Will they now
master the vicisitudcs of peace, as
eternal vigilance is the price of liberty,
SO is vigilance intelligence and reflec-
ton the only safe guard to prosperity
and happiness. VIM. L. WOoDMAN.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-05

1t is our opinion, which we formed
after looking over the last number of
the Walnut Valley Times, that lis ed-
tor had better get home or suspend
publication until he does return
Wichita Eagle.
1t is painfully apparent to those who
have perused the Wichita EAGLE of
late. that its editor is absent We beg
pardon for sticking our nose into
other peoples business. but we can
not allow the opportunity for exhibit
ing oar precosity. TO go unimproved.
Next.-TdlHHt Valley Times.
The latter is simply rehash of the
former. and not feeling disposed to
take undue advantage of the editor ad
Ia term of the Times we will allow
him TO try il again. Next.
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SheriFFs Sale.

District court iigh Jadisld District 81 the state
Of Kansas in snd Tor ssssxies ccuniy.
tecrge ~. sweet. plaintiff,
Hannah Wslkrr sai iisl-
lis Day, defendants.
Hy virtue OF al order Of safe f=ssssd cat - the
district court OF h- ls3h iuiictss district. OF the
state OF kaRsaS sltliagiR and TOT Ssdgwick eoUn-
~. wh.reia George n ~wDr, ~ plaintiff, ADD Ham
nah NJ alkkrr and Uellts Day srv delsnslsets
I viii. ontur-,isy tho 10Th dan OF March. \ l.
isss. AZ a ciuek y, "a the cogft Nhoiasr door
Ia the els Of Nichiit, Sesigwick cctnly eHeF
tor sate ~ public suction. o. the highest bid.sVf
for cash IA hand, ali tbs Tisht title aad iatervsts
ol the defend Hanuah VI " alker, - and To
the following dssoriGst real property tn-Hn
The north half - % the northwest quarter a.
Of section number twenty two az la iasasaip
number tw sDis seven t.l{, la range hunslser
% east. IN The county Of Svdgwick apd state Of
Kansas said r-at property OF defendant iisbnsh
Walker o. satisfy sad order Of sale
sheriff oilce, " ichitt. kausas. Jan 81. \ II so
= Il MASSEY ShsFtd
A-H ssdgsick county, sasss
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Publication Notice.
TUE stab % KANSAS,
~sdgwiet cauntY
Patterson fsylgf, FlaiutG.

~sdgwiet caifnty
Patterson Tsyief. Fiaiutr.
David l. I'sfss JahafiiHh o.
borne W Z iittsimuus q
Me- aTland, NJ NJ Fschhsiairr
4 . t.onsbssfY and - a Mitch
Ell Def ndsBts
The sbefs nsHsd dsissdsssi-. David J. Pa ~
ienNiha irb1rn~ Anl " . titxs{span- alil tsAs
uaftisr tiisf thsf hatr been sued g. fatlsf.s sys
iar. tho ssid tslni4nI Tat std pisiniia 90 tiss
iifh dsy ~ Dctsnsr. o. i-s Sled IA tha ohses n
To. rlsrl Il The district euFt II iis rrig Of 7six
wies and stale - sshsa- yst,tisa 10 ths shows
1sbafar IS T. TiIslmans M sfisfh ~
fsthhfiussf 4 & isanEbnfg Hnf y 3 sttfksp
aii OBJ tlnfin dem sr4is iu.isfnf - sgansi fr ss
bayid . feFBs ssgtats psufsiaagf1 Bssi. -
the 81 al hnHifed sHd sisf nine d4ilafs ani
srfy-alt sruts stfh Interest ssd from 10
isih isy - Juty \ u Iii af fsrite g4f cent Esf
ssEGn snd for Judgement fisfss losing certain
fH0rtgass given tf ~ Eali ~ % Faf 90 ne
banking hfusf Il fifuvn Bt.thers- - Aususts.
Kantas On ~ fiiisrius dsarfiissa FfAl estate
% ~i fhs nsrfisssi 4HEFtsr 20 ssftsun aurpi-sf
fhiriy.hfe ga Toe nsb4T nafrsi,sf tssnfF cts agsth
safl ~ ta.,usi oif3 Ia ssid fHsssi-ssFY nts
h8 fir letter = tiissrpa spf 81 80 further eaa
81 af huntiFrd doiifre. reasonable sfiFfusg
fre Sc fsfrsios,HE sai9 faaffzaFe und - iufs
f.af dseiaTtaS SD HsYffE d. r. - trigf Ice 20
ssit real sFfl =. end iat rfslsas fte ssia ia
va T. PARSE 4assaFtaH usfrlrn. aha " q fifssitn
sas snspef si.s ssid gs}ntif l-fifiss h3 ~ ira
der - Mare A l. ~ 20 saia pstititin -lti -
"a tfus and tvGsusefi Fstisfsti sss.sfs 80
10 4esor'isnrs sft ~ fsHspl II std f-iiiios -
a:f-s 80 sod ~ -4ia fss lse-fit . zeal estate
vii 30 sals o. sFiisfF zach if.-isiss1t
WAT ksnses tsnussf Sth Ice
40 HAf-frHf 81 I7Hs 49,
attest 4 nIthi-. ftfst 80
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SherifrS Sale.


Ia district court ian Judicial piaiTies, 90 ths
state ef hansa- "a Hnd fsf ssdgaiet raunfy.
John I stewart. an infant b. hi.l
nc Vt friend Morris Levy. III q
VI O. Lane. ssrth 8 faus HHj
James Met ulivch. defendant
~ virtue IT an order II sale issusa osi 90 fEs
district 81 The 18Th iaisrisi district siitihs
la aud f5f -tId county sfsit at hauts- sheretn
JOHN stewart. ga iAt4ai, b. his ufsf fflsgd.
Hartis Irsy. BE- plsiafiH Hut u - Lane, sarah
\ are AnI jaime. Hct aIiofh are defsad sni-.
viii On Isssla} tiir i.ah dsY II March a - iait
81 % rinck \ 10 o. tiif court hHass door 10 III
ciry If " iC'iit. ~rdEWlet raalnft hsnaAs. sHsf
Tor sale al public hm,tiuu. q tae btEhsst bid
der fsr cash be hand ali tt- night. title spd la
!. rest 81 The defendants a =. Lave. Narah 4
| an. AMI james Me- aliseh So zai 10 tns iei
lowing described real properly a. WH
Lot nainhsr NINETY eight 90 on Lawrence aSr-
nHs ta = M.ad 20 addition 10 tie t.f} II " i.hiis
situate 40 -"dguiek county hsnsas
~att sc-l property .iii zee sold tir pfatrrtF
% defendants ~ &. lane. sarah 4 isHe snd Itin-a
Ne, aiiych 10 saitzfy said ostirr ~ snis
sheriff .fiics Mirhitt. kausas Ian 81 - islt
4 ~ NASTY sheuT
-aigStot agnhff hassss
J NJ Bsldsrsion. Plaintiff ittnrnsy 49,
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Sherif's Sale.


District Court 18th Judicial District. sstiswiek
County, habsas
Hollis Day. pialntif.
George GRAY aud Sarah GRAY, defends
Nv yitiu. OF an order Of sair tssa.a eat 81 the
district II The l5ih Judicial distract sttsns
la and fur ~eiguick tauhiy Kansas, wherein
Hollis las Il plaintiff, and neofse t.rsy asd sarah
CRAY are defendant. lwiii on fhassfiay. tbe seth
DAY OF ehruhry. = y Isl, a. II o'eiaok m
81 the court hourc door Ia Use Fit, 81 wichita,
Offer Tor sac at public auction o. ths h.gbvsi h.d
der Tor cash In hand ALL The risht. tue and inter-
est of the defendants ,.cefss cFss aad sarah nrs3
la au'l a. ths following described real properly
TO
The NORTH west quarter Of ssriiar nun,bst nine
i3i. Ia township number twenty seven tSl sDgth
at range number two % east, situated ia seds
wick rounfy kansas
SAID real property NIL be sold a. The property
Of defendants George Gray aud ssfal.o GRAY L. "a Is
~ said order Of aais
sheriff once. wichiia Jan 18th, \ - 1874
4 II MA~-tA Sb.rla.
Ct Hrdswick tauBty, kknsas.
BALDWIN a st-niry. rissniia's Attorney,
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Ex-senator Pomeroy appeared in
court at Topeka on last FRIDAY. and
entered rcognizance on his bail bond,
giving bail in the same amount as pre-
viouslv. and his case has been contin-
ued until next June. by consent of the
counsel OH both sides. He said that
he was ready for trial. but for the con-
veniencc of ether parties it was post
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District court lta iasielsi district. OF the state
OF ksnssss In and fox >rssswtCk county
She .i.iargcr & Lessiiga. fislnIlns.l
sasurs Met uiloch administrator ef
n IL LINDSAY, deceased. Annse l.,
Lindsay Robert ltadsss, James
Nrrasnt. defendants -
IL virtue OF an order ~ >.iv tssees eat 81 tiae
and for >rsigwick county, ksnsss, Wherein : he'll
ishargcr amt is,tiish are piasatsfs. and james
Metsslloch, administrator o. II a. Lindsay. de-
ceased Aan.s l.. Lindsay, Rehrrt Lindsay,
james ArTac ni de seui sn5s VIII Thursday. the
s.tn ,iay Of March, a u, i>st, ~ tNoe ctcek y,
m "A; the court house deeg in ihv ctty ~ " sShitsi
Sedgvsek coGnty. hanssS srrf tor sale ~ pnntio
auction. to the highest bidder for cash IN band,
all the right title sni interest ef ths defendants
james Met uitoch. administrator Of III Lindsay,
deceased AnnIc 4. Lindsay, Galrrt Lindsay aud
james ArfneRt, IN aud u tisr following drsSFtecd
real property, te-wtt.
fhs north nslf u 81 the southeast srssriVr iit
IL section number seven ~, ia township aHnber
fwents-scNrn e4sls south oi rsnSe nut4her iva "a
east, and tass ramher thsJy two tssi ti.irt, foer
typ thirty lai and tharts eight tssi, 90 Wa
ter st.vst, in .he town % chis taanly of >e,fg-
wick and state 81 hsHsss,
said real property will BE- sssid the property
OF defendant iait-s Met alloeh, Administrative %
IA n Lindsay dire a. tnaie I. Lindsay, Robert
Lindsay and James ArIsenf 81 sstisf, salt order
of sale
shrrif,s onioe. wlshi;s. Kansas, Jan. sgh, is.t
T. II MASSEY. sheriff,
ass selswigA county. ksnsas.
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The grangers of TonganoXie, in Leav-
enworth county. held meeting and
passed resolutions requesting the menu
Der elect from that district. DR.. Law
renee TO resign. He lodged the rail
road pass resolution with a number OF
othnrs
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r. ? stSs sfFss
ses2tz. sssHss. fs5sfssTF s. 80 :
t~sssEss=s Nsssss s-ss .sse..-s - me 49, -
Assfsss4 = sssssHtsff sstza F4salzA4ssf
sazss,.isssES Nss $3.50 - "a sEssf - So fslsf
sNspsf "a 81 sfrs D. ezsf.-ssss sSsss<ss . -
s<st-zs . 49, 80 , - s11Et azaE. rsss -
bsDs fsrsEts ksaE-< vEss sasN = ~ 1sssx4as.
Toe - Ass4 rstfr ~ sasz ;ssrss-& sss ss4f-ts
sss-essas-S - ssss-ss - f1ss a. a. - a.
= Nss.A 90. o -e-ass& Z u - Hsst-saz1 49,
asszszsess
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lECAlS.
CountyT reasurer's Sale Of SchoolIands

OUuHty tTedsuiei Sae VI oSip9vnd'oS'
Nsfier i hereby given thar the undersigned.
Treasurer OF SedgwicS coanty. state Of Kansas,
will On the 18th dsy Of February, A. ID. l>.<- be-
tween the hoars Of o clock IN sni o clock p
n, sell al public sale, ~ my csnce. within The
eisy Of ichitA, >esiswick county. hsnsss, 70 the
iSi.ess brtstIcr. the following described school
lxnss in legal subdivisions, sitas.es IN the eoanty
OF >esigwick. and state ST Kansas, to-wn
Section 10, township =. Range YVES;
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Z Nil "lA 2 - 80 a NJ 81
fgsffiri ~ hF1Faa
- o. bi.tr,.i Tasri = To- r.tsd states a. -
dssfrtei - SsurH.
lanes sffs.fsf sssigas. 10 bsftsHg=sy
q EoHt p Aillss isah-fulfs fis41iff
f..oTx. tlsfs. esfssasos
FHAiae rsisss h. i.sfsaF Fit.s f5si s,f.sf So -
t5ffHe - 81 so. sassrt fsu-sfsa - ~ $500
ltls4 sft.tlt aH4 ~ - sisefs ssrHsa td-f 49,
a sss-efar ,ssssa ssi4 lasgss-srsi b. g.
rsffrf auf dsitFsTre
Sif - Tnsssfsy - 7iff 1sF = TsaF'azsT
:. Ivf e a'fie 10 a. sfsssassss - - sald
d. - er1Ff hc~s i3i.f iE ~ rifs - - rt-s.
IN ~ ~aasafF ~ sssix-let so sfsis a.
a. IT, 1F 80 iFf.ssi bf9ass sHa 49, ~ rssh
10 haas! "a tai.1utss asssfias9 'Fsfi - tsta
s5iiisis1 . zta taraz - sss4 esrssEs4 q -sag
500 nas $3.50 q hssa@a sal 1sss il=t3 - 81
ioss ~ Tts HVrsa - f-is-lsf - ~ nDgfsssss
si.estsf - ssettsr rHef.i-sf sEf r. lssstig ~
t-srf5 -sffer = ssafs - rsaSe sas iiI sz4s 90
flis s-l hssf - ~ bNsst 41aftsF q nsfissa
tevasAtP r fsays s=at ssaetsssiEE - ssfss
-tsssfs less
ssif aessfii.9 sezf sstsfs hss i.sss l-r-se ass.@
stf ii D. ssll ~ ~ ffBsffg - - assss s.sss1
i.fss5sri fssssfxs q =fs. so pafs-assss -
10 - 81 - lsfrss gsfssssE sfsyss 49,
"a Tot t-U & Nssfssi
14ig Bff fDrTes bs,-s5y
as,tissi aEes fesfsspsfsss. Essss-
fss.ssfr i3n -
~ .zgs tfsrns-. sa B-s.-ff.. f-fF x ssszas
F1s5ufs6' atsss sf1
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DRY Goops-wHoLEsALE


Al wors der- IN the bet nAaot- ard ssfssfAc-
Lon szAaateea. Leave ORDERS .; ID. o1ee 6:
steele smith. lii-iyl c j. kkAFIOS-
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MARKETS.
Wichita Wholesale aud Retail Prices
Current.

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the last column the retail price Prices Of all ar
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-05

The legislature adjourned from yes
terdav until TUESDAY.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-05
SheriH,s Sale.

4. JOHNSON, treasurer
of Ss.frg!gS - Mans
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-05

Peaches, ? toz in case, r case ......5 80
Berries, etc. ......--...... .-.....-......5 90
Portland sugar Corn, = 10 cans, r case o p
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-05

These Titles have been acquired through the
maturity Of mortgages which the finances conyul-
sion has rendered the mortgages unable TO pay,
and are sold regardless of their value to reimburse
the moneys advanced upon them, and will be solo
and in accordance with the facts herein set
forth, by application 10
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-02-05

COUNTRY PRODUCE, MEATS, FOWL, AN
ERlSu FISH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-07

The following Washington special" to the
Louisville Cotrtsr journal indicates that the
f'knifDg' OF rival Presidential candidates has
already commenced;
ga prominent democratic Senator now here.
who has been too feeble all the summer and
autumn 20 make a speech, OF write a letter on
politics, VA 50 rapidly restored TO health that
he was able 70 yak down 10 Newspaper Row
this morning, whore he lad not for years past
Iut in an appearance, and there expstiated 20 a
crowd Of Journalists upon the grandeur Of the
democratic triumph II looked much As il Judge
Thurman thought the time hsd At last arrived
for him 20 snSlize his keen and unseIfisa inter
est IN The csnVarsn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-07

The New York correspondent OF the PhiIadeI-
Phis L@dger says that strong feeling is expressed
by some q the most prominent democratic
leaders Of New York in fsycr of an early con-
ference with the recognized representative men
OF the party in other PaTts OF the country, to
the end OF recOuciling conflicting views on the
financial question, and presenting an unbroken
front in the next Presidential election. The
apprehension is that If that question ia left to
sritt, An GntagOnism between thsJEast and
West will eEaue, fatal to univ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-07

George I. Downing, the cOlOred citizen of
Nasbin gtOu, whose Intimacy with Senator Sum
ner Il Ell known, IL 20 lecture by special inVI.
tatlCn at Newport upon the late SenatOT.-CiH.
Com.
Isn't there some mistake sbOut this? Hero
abouts, MI Wormley has always been regarded
as Mr.. Summers intimate colOred friend. l. II
possible that Mr.. Downing is iEdulging IN bur-
TOWet plumage?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-07

Inssmuch a. it WAS proposed TO make Mr..
BsscheT the editor OF q daily newspaper when
there was possibility OF his stepping down .ad
out, It Is now suggested that Gen. Buffers fall
be broken by placing him 1T the head Of q
country psper. This is cruel; but if 8 paper
can be found for him, aud II Il can stand IL, We
suPpose the fraternity can. Still 1t would be q
iittls rough.