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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-17
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STATS OF kANsAs
County Of sedgwlck , -
In the district court OF said Scdgxick county
Josephine Williams, Plaintiff.
Against
William j Nilsiau.sand insh
X. " tiitaIas. bcteudand-
The above named defendants, " iiliaa J VIII
liam, and Hugh Il. Williams age acrghy notified,
that they have been sued lsy the above named
plaintiff, Josephine Williams and that unls.s
ihct answer ihe petition 81 said Plaintiff against
them nled IA said action in the siiic. OF the rlrrk
Of The district court OF said >e,iewick County by
the lth day of January. 4 u ISIS said patittai,
wili be taken a. trur and Judgment will he rem.
dercd IN SAID action Ia ttN0r said plaintiff r.
qGiring the said defendant William J William.
10 pay % the plaintiff Josephine William. q.
alimony IN groSs tor her support, the SUM II ave
thousand dollars, and charging the Real Estate OF
the defendant Illiam J " ulla!ps Ia ~e,lrWisL
touDly, kausas, with the payment Of the came.
anu set,'hg aside anu anuiltng conveyance made
by the defendant William William 20 fhs de
PENDANT Hugh x. williams for the southeast quar-
OF section y, in township ., south az Range I
west; si-o lots three and ftur and the south half
the northwest quarter Of section one la town
snip -, south 81 range west, alss th- southeast
quarter OF section -. ia township y south OF
range east, all in tho county at Setlywick AMI
state OF Kansas, and excluding the ,lcErniianf
iingh u Williams trOfn all interest ia said frai
ESTATE and Tor the sale OF said real estate o, satisfy
sdid allowance Of alifaony. according the PRAYER
OF sa;t petition. The said defendant viii further
take notice that on the I3th day OF November. \
u lslt an ortcr OF attachments was duly issued
IN SAID cause, and was, The 18th day OF NoYrff-
Der, \. y isit, daily levied hy the sheriff az
SedgwicS county, Kansas. upon The said alloy,
De sold by virtue % said attachment proceeding.
% satisfy the Judgment rendered IN satd action
November sd, Ia8 SIT = 4 pl tg
"'-f Attorneys for IN q
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10 Do state of El4isa-
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against
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A Pleasant Prediction.

The st. Louis Democrat once more
ventures the perdiction that the year
1875 will be one of tae most truly
prosperous years experienced in the
West. "Whon it rains sosp every
bright man in America should have
his bowl right side up
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Sherif's Sale,

Catharlne .. ConAey
George W Doncy. J
District Court 18th Judicial District, Sedgvick
County Kansas
by virtue Of an order OF sale Issued out Of In,
Dstric: Court ofthe 18th judicial District sitting
Cstharine Is Conkcy Is plait.tif and George "
DOney is defendant, 1 viii, on Monday the i;ih
day of December, 4. d. 1874, between The hours
OF 10 o clock q Ia. and O'Clock y. m, at the
sale al public auction, 10 the highest bidder for
cash IN hand, all the right, title and interest ~
The defendant George Douey In and 90 the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit.
Lots one and two and the esst half of the north
west quarter of section No. 81 in township No
~, sOi.ih ~ range No. east, all ia sedgwick
county and slate of Kansas and aI,prise,I nj 81 ~
per acre said real property Is levied upon as Inc
property Of defendant George W. Doney and viii
be sold to satisfy said order OF sale
sheriff Office Wichita Nov 10Th \ pIs-4
SO p III. MASSEY. sheriff
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Sherin's Sale,

Mary E smith, Plaintiff
iyCurgus Dunlap, MARY (
Dunlap 4 " ID. sander !
District Court, 18Th Judicial District, >clg,yiek
County, kansas
~ virtue Of an order Of sale issued ont Of the
District Court, OF the Sh Judicial District sitting
IA and for seogWick County, Kansas, wherein
Mary Z. smith Is plaintiff, and - curgus Dunlap
Mary Dunlap. aud W u sanders arr defendants
VIII. on Monday the .th day of December.
ID. les4, between the hours OF 10 o'clock y ~
and clock p. N, al the courthouse door, ia
the city Of Nlehia kansas olIsr for sale al pub
lie auction To t highest bidder for cash in hand
all the right, ii;ie and Interest OF Tie defendants
I-yeirsus Dunlap. isly pun!ap and " u san
ders, in and 10 tie following described property
tO-wit
The northwest "a quarter OF tie northeast -
quarter, Of section No Gu twenty three in town
ship No ta5Itwenty-iye south of range No. Cd
one west, Iii the county Of Sed-swIck state Of
Kansas and appraised al I'VE dollars per acre
said real property l. levied upon the properly
Of defendants l. curcus Dunlap, Mary Dunlap
and W. ID. sanders, and Wall be sold to satisfy
said order Of sale
sheriff Office, Wichita. Nov 5ih. 4 y is7i
4, II MASSEY, sheriff
-lUss & Dyer, Plaintiffs Attorneys st-6
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NJ. l.. SARGENT,
General Freight Agent

In the libel case against the Leavcn-
worth Times, brought by Judge Lc-
compt, has been decided in favor of
the plaintiff In an editorial on the
subject the editor of the Times saws
The expression of surprise with
which the people received the news of
the verdict of the jury in the Lecompte
case, yesterday morning, was almost
unanimous. The statement was al
most unanimous that the result was
unwarranted by the facts. The we'll
known reputation of Lecompte during
the dark days of lS51-5-6-7: the fact
that the libelous words charged have
been uttered by nearly every man, not
only in Kansas, but in the north: that
nearly every paper in the land favor
ing liberty and opposing slavery has
uttered the same or similar senti-
mcnts; that these facts have passed
into history and were so indelibly i'm
pressed upon the minds of the people
that all the .jurics and vcrdicts in the
land could not change the record
which Judge Brown had made during
those days Of bloody outrages. seemed
to have rendered such a verdict abso-
lutely impossible.
We are proud of the fact that an en-
lightencd. intelligent and truthful peo-
pie condnmn the verdict rs unjust
They need, hswever. have no fears /
that it will deter the Times from the !
advocacy of the principles of freedom. /
or prevent the Times from exposing /
fraud and corruption as fcarlessly IL (
The future as il has in the past. If the /
verdict has had any effect upon us it is
% impress upon US the necessity of
making the Times more outspokem
md Independent for the right
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At Odeli. Ind, Hugh d. McElroy, a
farmer, while engaged in rising his
house was under the building block
ing it up, when the blocks gave away,
letting the house fall upon him, crnsh-
ing him to death.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-17

County Clerks oszce. Dec. ieth, 1874
Board Of County Commissioners met Yessazz.i
10 adjournment; present., joni I CarFcstsr "
e Hobbs .RGJ York.
Petition Of = Bridge company signed b. 4
Moore President, and J L. Martin sec. AssiEk
Donation form the County con-nissisaes 81
seSigvie5 oosury. fos The ParTose of hEiAiinz tw
BRIGGS. oae scras tfse Little Arkansas river ard
one across dr. Arkansss river q: or Hsar the e1-
tensiou Of o. Linz q Central &vepse westward.
on no;ioa u uus ors:cresl Ia. a donation - Eve
kuadre4 doa1azs BE- granted 70 the bridge sera<s
the Llfsie ATkznsariver. AMI oas thoaszsa aet-
i4r- &c grszsed - - bridge ssrpSs tAe Arkansas
RIVER AZ sr Essr NJ extension q G<ntrNi avrnEs
N esEwsrd- The aasve esa..sans not % be dse or
pays Die ussa sssA bridges ART nzssy completed
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ASSIeNEE'S NOTICE

Notice !. hereby given 10 the creditor. 81
II. 4. Mann. that the undersigned vii. 90 ths
cath day OF December. 1884,. proceed 70 dee!sre
a diyidsEa or the elair9s which have i,arn T.
lowed. AZ ihs oaice. - Main street. in VIC
Kansas. -. A. MITCHELL.
Assignee q II. q. MAxx.
Wfehsta h December tf;h. 1914 g--u
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THE GERMAN Girls
Proceedings OF the Board of County
Commissioners.
COUNTY CLERK. OFFICE. Dee. 81, ls7i

The board Of county commissioners met pur-
suant TO adjournment The following members
were present, viz John T Carpenter. J b
York, and VI & Hobbs.
The tax rods Of sedgwick county for the year
lS7i were signed scaled ard delivered 10 the
boAri Of county commissioners, the follow ins
being 4 veespitgls:ion thereof
Railrnad tax rou Total ,.iv..i-, 80
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S-raved er S.nier

Strayed or stolen from this city on SUNDAY las,
one bay mare about Is hands high, right ind foot
white, five year, old, and one roam horse about
the same height, with collar and saddle marks
No other destinguishahlc marks about him ami
six years Old. \ liberal reward will be paid foi
their return, TO II {. Mann. Wichita, Kansas
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The Kansas Legislature

The following table, comprising the names
of the members of the next legislature shows
republicans siXty-two: reformers twelve !;
democrats ten independent one; anti-herd
law one:
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The Indian peace commissioners
mel the Indians at Mescogee. Indian
territory. on the l:ih inst, and held a
grand pow-ow.
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Telegraphic.

Chicago, Dec. 1.-THE Post has q
New Orleans special signed by Gov.
Kellogg. dated at noon, in which he
says the members of the returning
board are i'll session at the state house
making their final compilation. On
| the streets there is much subdued cx-
citcment. The Bulietine and Plea
yune, rival organs of the white league,
| vie with other in making sensational
| statement to keep up and increase the
excitement. The Picayune this morn
ing says Gov. Kellogg has instructed
Captain Lawler, the officer in charge
of the detenses of the state house, that
if he can hold out against any attack
for twenty minutes the streets will
run with blood. Gov. Kellogg auth
orizes the statement that he has never
made any such assertion to Capt. Law
Ter or any one else. A grand conclave
of the white league will be convened
for tomorrow night, and it is not
probable that any movement will be
made until after that meeting.
MARTHUR DECLINES.
New York, Dec. IA Washington
dispatch says that John Macarthur. of
Philadelphia. decliues the office of SUI
pervlslng architect, and that the posi-
ton will be rendered to Thos. Walsh,
OF st. Louis. now experimenting the
construction of the new post office and
custom house of that city.
THEY WONT MIX.
New Orleans, Dec 1i.-An effort was
made to introduce five or six colored |
girls as pupils into the girls upper |
high school, which resulted in the |
of over fifty of the gradu-
ating class. This is the first attempt |
that has been made 10 place negroes in
this school,
NEWSPAPER CHANGE.
ST. Joseph, Mo-, Dec. 1.-THE St.
Joseph Gazette again changed hands
to-day. The purchasers are Geo. W.
Belt and +. NJ. Tufts of Platte county,
md 5. Il. Maynard, of LOUISVILLE, Ky.
The purchasers have an abundance of
,apital, and avow their determination
o make it n first class newspaper.
Ifr. Maynard will be editor-in-chief.
OBITUARY.
Two sudden death of prominent
itizens occurred this morniug-ME.
\. a, Comstock and Col. Oliver We'll
es.
THE GERMAN Girls.
st. Louis. Dec. 1.-THE Globes To- I
eka special says information has been
eceived from Gen. Miles headguar- f
ers on the Wichita that the two elder
'erman girls, sisters of the two little e
mes recently rescued from the In
isns, are in the hands OF White Birds !,
and of Cheyennes. and a scout has \
cen sent 10 White Birds camp 10 c
eat for the release Of the captiues.
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Wapella, H.. December 9Th, 1874.

A lively frog in the interior of
growing turnip, is the latest product
of journalistic ingenuity at Salt Lake
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-17

A man by the name of Jackson shot
and instantly killed man by the
name of Fisher, near Stafford. in Chase
county. on Monday last. Jackson is
uuder al rest.
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Sheriff s Sale.

c Brown.
Peter La1X and Cha= Z NO -
= stciSers and Bros. !
District Court, 18th Judicial District, sedgw.ck
County, Kansas
~ virtue Of an order of sale issued out Of the
District Court OF the 18th Judicial District sil-
ting IN and for sedgwick County, Kansas, where
IN 4. Brown Is plaintiff and Peter LluN and
has Sfeigers ami brothers are defendant. B
VIII On Saturday thr Ib!h DAY OF JANUARY a -
ie'J al o clpek, j. IN, at the courthouse door
~ The cityot wichita offer Tor sale ~ public aur-
iluAi - the highest bidder foI cash im hand ali
the right, tiie and interest OF thc defendants
feter iauX and Charles r. Steigcr. anil brotiterz
IN aud to the following described pr3pertY.
t0-wit.
The southwest quarter OF The southwest qaarteg
81 section q and ihe southeast quarter Of section
:. al IN township =, south Of range east ia fhe
county OF SedgWicE ADD state Of kansas SAID
real property u levied upon the property ot
defendants Peter l.aux aud Charles y sisrr-
ana VIII he sold 10 satisfy said order 81 sale
sheriff = office, Wichita, Kansas, December 18th
\. u is54
2. II. MASSEY. sheriff
TUCKER FISHER. Plaintiff ; Attorney 80
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Seed for Spring.

On the Sth inst. Senator ingalls, sent
to the commissioner of agriculture the
following communication concerning
the wants of the sufferers by the grass
hopper visitation OF last summer:
WAsnTNGToN, Dec. g, 1874.
10 the Honorable the Commissioner o (
agriculture, Washington, ID. {.
SIR: beg to call your attention TO
the destitu;ion prevailing in the west
ern part of Kansas on account of the
rayages of lccusts during the past
year. Not less than 10000 of the in
habitants OF that portion of the state
are wholly, or in part, dependent upon
charity for subsistence, and will he
without means 10 provide seed for
planting in the spring. They will
need all varieties Of small grain, corn,
potatoes, and the usual garden seeds
adapted to the climate and soil. ask
your consideration of some method
by which larger portion than is usu-
ally distributed TO Kansas, may be re-
served for these suffering people, be-
lieving that such course will meet
with the appreciation of the country
and best carry out the beneiicicnt pur-
poses for which the department of az
riculture was designed. | have the
honor TO remain
Very respectfully yours,
john j. INGALLS,.
To this the commissioner replied in
the following kindly and encouraging
way, and the announcement he makes
as 10 his intention in the matter of dis
tributing seeds. cannot fail TO be
warmly appreciated by the people of
Kansas:
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9, 1874
To Hon. Joha j. IRgdNs, L. S. Senate. |
DEAR SIR: am well advised OF /
the wants and necessities of the in
habitants of parts of Kansas OCCASION
ed by grasshoppers and locusts, and
will give "a right direction to the re-
sources of this department to aid
them. In the distribution of seeds
shall almost entirely ignore the middle
and eastern states. 10 enable me to
supply the wants of :he west, particu-
larry of Kansas and Nebraska. | feel
very confident that the course | have
taken will Toe approved everywhere.
although we have not the means of
doing as much as would desire.
Respectfully,
FREDERICK WATTS.
Commissioner OF Agriculture
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Bill OF d 4 MeCandless laid over second tins
On motion it was ordered that the boari leAse
rooms Al their next session TO be used as cogaiy
Offices for tn. ensuing year.
On motion the bozrl adjourned 20 NEE; Deem
Der lath for the special purpose Of renting rooms
l. John Tucker, county elers and clerk Of the
board Of county commissioners DO hersby csr1ifs
that the above aud foregoing - q tue zEa eeIec,
copy 81 the proceedings Of the boar'i Of county
commissioner. al their session held The III tag
Of December, 4. y. is74
In testimony vher eof | have beregnie set ny
hand and AFFIXED ny ofic.sl seal TIE da;s IAst
ascFe written JOHN TUCKER.
County CierS
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The following accounts against the county were

audited and allowed and county warrants ordered
to be drawn therefor:
W Mccartney. constable's fees $50 GO
Margaret Mcconnell, boarding Co pris =. loo 90
j King. Jail plans and specifications 10 CO
Mitchell, Justices fees Sc 10
Geo W Crane, justice dockefs to Greeley fp IS 90
smith Pittenger, coal to county -. Is 60
John carpenter, co commissioner fees IL %
Chas Fordham, coal TO county AZ
Muniock Bro, county printing. 20 .
49,, .-.......... - -
Chas \ Phillips, one school district map 10 90
- township map -. 10 o.
u Hobbs, county commissioners fees 10
Limmerly, merchandise TO county 80
Itohes Bros, boarding prisoners ..-..-..--. l. -
Woodcock, cash disbursed .. o.
gl'r-et, guarding laii ...-.-..-.-..... 81 90
Humphrey, deputy shrria fees. 4 s5
N . semi. .-.----.. - 10
~ NJ Siiisoh, witness lees -.....-.--...-... ) 90
II Massey, guarding Jail : o.
} u Brown, road viewer o.
Margaret Mcdonald. boarding prisoners II -
w II hutchinson, v illness fee. "a
u Jackson county surveyor fees 90
ID ofk, county commissioners fees Is 20
W ID Crawford, clerk of election - 90
r Pierp9int, bal on bill No $50 .. 81
= rnriey, NJ ID, or CO physician's sal . 81 50
> \ Sroufe, witness fees Z IN
Geo W Crane, tabs for tax rolls e az
Chas Fordham, coal TO county 10
y II Merrington, stationery 10 county a so
"eo frame, BOOKS to county. ........... I9 o.
Inc following accounts against the poor fund
We're audited and allowed and warrants were ro
dered to be drawn against the poor fund therefor
ID McCandess, mdse TO poor 50 "a
a ~ " neeler, nldse TO paupers . sD
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STATE OF KANSAS, ,
Sedgwick County.

STATE OF KANSAS
Sedgwick County.
County Clerks Office, Dec. Z, 1871 /.
The Board of County Commissioners of the
county aforesaid, met persuant to adjournment
the following members We're present, viz:
John I. Carpenter, Chairman, j. L. York and
W. G.. Hobbs.
The following accounts againss the county of
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Administrators Nntice

The STATE OF KANSAS,
scdgwick County.
Ia the Probate court. in and for said courts
In the matter Of the estate Of Alexander. Lewis,
deceased
Notice i hereby given that letters Of Admins
trltiOn haze been granted % the undersigned on
The estate of Alexander Lewis, late of SAID conn
~, deceased, by the Honorable the Pr,bate court
OF the county and state aforesaid. dated the IIth
lay of Deeemberi \, u 1873. Now, all persons
having claims against the said estate are hereby
notified that thcy must present the same 10 tic
undersigned for allowance within one y5ar from
The date OF said letters, or thos Iay he prccludet
nom any bencnI Of such estate. and that II sarb
claims be not exhibited within three years after
the date OF said letters they shall be forever
barred. ROBERT G EALLENTfNE
Admin sirator,
OF the estate Of Alexander Lewis deceased
Wichita. Dec .lIth, 1874 So
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The bill OF Fraker & PeytoH was referred to the
trustee of Wichita township.
The bill Of r. J. smith was referred to the tru--
tee Of Park township
The bill Of Shawnee county was referred back
for itemization
The following accounts were audited and allow
ed and orders drawn against the poor fund Of
sedzwick county:
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-09-04
PussY,s GLASS.

"a Now children" said Puss, she shook her head,
81 1t is time your morning lesson was said"
So her kittens drew near with footsteps slow,
And sat down before her all in a row.
50 Attention, class said the cat-mamma,
"a And tell me quick where your noses are I! 2"
At this all the kittens shifted the air,
"Now, what do you say when you want drink y
The kittens waited moment to think,
And then the answer came clear and loud,
You ought to have heard how those kittens meow'd
81 Very well. IT'S the same with sharper tone,
When you want fish or a bit of a bone.
Now, what do you say when children are good2"
And the kittens purred as soft as they could.
"And what do you do when children are bad?
When they tease and pull2 +" Each kitty looked sad
" Pooh " said the mother. f That isn't enough;
You must use your claws when children are rough
'And where are your claws? No, no, my dear"
(As she took up paw. " See they're hidden here
Then all the kittens crowded about,
To see their sharp little claws brought ont.
They felt quite sure they should never need
To use such weapons-oh, no, indeed
But their wise mamma gave a pussy's pshaw "
And boxed their ears with her softest paw.
"Now sptisss as hard as you can, 'sshe said;
But every kitten hung down its head.
" .S7lfisss I say" cried the mother cat;
But they said, nanny, we can't do that"
"Then go and play said the fond mamma:
" What sweet little idiots kittens arel
An well ! I was once the same, I suppose -
And she looked very wise and rubbed her nose.
Mrs. Dodge, an st. Nicholas,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-09-04

THE American Publishing Co., of
Hartford, Conn.,, the we'll known publishers Of
Mark Twain's Books, have secured and are
about to publish in Book Form the splendid
work now appearing in Scribner's Magazine,
and in our advertising columns announce them
in readiness to give agents fields to canvass.
The well-known standing of this house and the
great popularity of this work insures to the
fortunate Obtainers of Southern agencies a
great return for their labor. See advertise
ment-CODl
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-09-04

The Rice Divorce Suit for fraud in age,
Is causing great excitement in Boston. It should
warn young men not to marry In haste. Rice is
but p; his bride 81. He swears that she made him
believe she was but his own age by using Magnolia
Balm upon Ler face, neck and hands. Poor youth !
He probably found her elbows weren't quite so soft
and pretty. Ought Hagan to be indicted We
know Of many similar cases. This Balm gives a
most wonderful pearly and natural complexion, to
which we don't object. We like pretty women. To
finish the picture they should use Lyons Kathairon
soft, luxurious tresses, they become irresistible