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Architecture.

TAKE pleasure In informing my friends
rally. that have opened On oflioe in .ho city
OF Baltimore. corner Of South and Wator
streets, and thRt any orders for plans with
which may be favored will reoeiye prompt
attention: ., n: 80 e.: T.BERG: Architect: 7r
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Special Notices

OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE HAPPY
RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from tho effacts
OF errors and abuses in early life. Manhood
moved. New method Of treatme ent. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and Cir.
culars sent FREQ, in sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. Q
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.--an
institution having high reputation for
honorable conduct and professional skill.
Feb 10 uT3mo
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To Rent.

qctifNau To Rent.
ia A COTTAGE on Marion street. be-.
EM@ tween Taylor and Biandiug; contains
nine rooms, with bath house and fine
we'll on the lot. Apply to
April 20 3 H''. GEO. u. DIAL.
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New Books at Bryan's Rooksto,.

~" 0VOho 0C O1yHu 600KStOf6.
EUhOPE Seen ThToogh American spects-
sl75. 'o"''
Autobiography and Memoir OF Rev. DR.
Guthrie; q very interesting and amusing yc.
lume. 81 90.
Pen Pictures OF Europc by Flizaha+b
Peake, with Plates.
Willow Brook-by tho author of "Wide,
Wide World" 1926
English peychology-by Ribot. 81 10.
Yesterday with Authors-by Fields. $2.ta.
The Conservation Of Energy-by DalfouI.
Or. Kohbrausch on Physical Measure
menta. 81 so.
Helps to holy Lent. s1.25. And other
new Books. Also, a variety OF new NOVELS,
by nopular authors. cheap March 21
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10000 PRIZES!
$3.50, 600 Currency to be Given Away!
For the Benefit OF tho
Masonic Relief Association,
or Norfoll1 Vn

HNDEk authority OF q special Act ul the
~ Legislature. pasaed March S, 1873, con-
fcrrng. corporate privileges upon the Ma.
sonic I:eiief Association, the Directors now
have thn pleasure tn announce that a
GHASDuIFr CONrEkT will DO given y; tho
Opera House in The city q Norfolk, ON
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HON. B. B. ELLIOTT

a. REALTY pleased tho citizens OF Boston
VI by his eulogy on Charles Sumner. The
INDIAN GIRL" has delighted the citizens
OF Columbia by the sale Of those celebrated
Q Cent Cigars. Every one should remember
that the Maids Wigwam is headquarters for
Cigars and Chewing Tobacco; also, that she
makes Pipes, Cigar Holders, Smokers Arti.
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GOOD RULES.

Take Heinitsh's Blood and Liver Pills.
A PFll yonlseIi TO businces md WORK
"A hard.
Save Your earnings and make good invest.
ments The best inyeatmoni il good heath
and long life.
Jfy"n arc sick, systcm tlcrangcd,
Take slcnitnh's Queens Delight
{ You hava Tevrr. Chiis, Headache.
Take iIeiniteh's Kina Chill Cure.
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4 his new store, Main rtItet, nearly np :.
"A positc the Central National Ph,k. has
alarSe and beautiful rtocf of fine WATCHES
stem and 10y "inders, from the best Eu-
ropean and American nanufa ,urure, aud O.
his own Importation. in gold and silver c:see
Elegant JEWkLKY! An unrlvaled as.oIt-
ment just received. and all the latest styles.
sterling SIiVER-WARE, III ecta and caees,
~ iidal prcsGiis, and ytIy line selection oi
Plated Ware. Gnld Watch Nri Neck Chairs
l."chets, elegant Seal, Wedding and Enrs ee-
Ment hings, large stock It Sl,ctac.t- and
ENe.Glas4ea, Clocks, Musicai 'Ecxcs, md "A
great variet! OF Fancy Articles. My stock is
the ilrk 1T and best selected III I. O Southern
country, and will tc rold as chta us tha.
same a:ticlc can be bought any where.
trt ~
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oAsa win be the rule at. the PHGs1x
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Paints and Oils

tn RPE%rINE. Paint. Oil, Boiled Inecnd
i. Oil. tnbers, Greens, Browne. Yellow
cheap Root Paint, GraininS Cours. Walnut,
Chesnnt and Oak. All oi best quality at
April l4t HEINITSti'H Drug store
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CASH

~ ,igA fr6 CASH.
A FEER TO-DAY, we will sell goods for
IA DASH ONLY.
COPELAND l. BEAHDEN.
COLUMBIA. &. O.. April 90, 1874, 3mo
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Notice..

N0tlc0.
A LII peraons arc hereby notified that NJ,
IA A.. A. POST is not my agent. nor is he
authorized to contract debts in nv name.
All business relations between us have
ceased, and will not be responsible for any
April thl+ G. ". CROSS
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TUESDAY, the 5th Ct NAY 1874

No Further pOS'pOnP,nrni rnd,t. nfprd. |
For tho purpose or procuring funds ncccs-
sary Tor tho completion Of the Masonic Tenn
pie, now III coitrsn q! erection il! III. civ or
Norfolk.
DIHFcrons OF THE Association John L..
Roper, President; Johu Is. GOrprew. Trraeu.
rcr; James !. Leigh. Waller Ii. Taylor. ti.u.
4: Oldiied, john y Rns,uii Dani.! busted
VIM. II. Walcs, NJ. II Stevens, \. We'll. John
Il. Redmond
ADVISORY BoARD.-llis rxcci!eney cx-Gov.
Gilbert q Walker, Col. Nader iS rrs. =. H.
F.; Rohn r. Mcdaniel, l.. q. Comnantrr; 7
j: burroughs, Capt. Samuel l.. Watts, Virpi.
MIA Legislature; Kobe.t j.. Wtth,r.. G. M.
G. II. T. aud y. q. G. OF q. c.; Col. ThumMs
+. Owens. l.. g. NJ, John il. Whitehead,
Esq. eS Mayor. Col. w Fl. Taylor. state
Senator; James G. Balm. Il. c. G. &C
LIST OF GIFTS -One Grand Cash Gift,
$50. 900; ono Grand Ca,h Gilt, 25 600: one
Grand Cash Gift, $40: one Grand CapL
Gift. 10 600; one Grand Cnsl, Gift. 5000: one
Grand Cash Gift. 2.5;3; II Cas:. Giitn. <501
each. $4,000: 60 cash GIFTS, go each. IL, 500;
8O Caah Gifts, 2U0 each 16 200; 100 Cash
Giita, lj0 each. 10 Geo; $50 Cash GIFTS, 100
each, $4,000; 900 Cash Gifts so each 90 500:
5000 Cash Gifts, 5 each. As 600, Grand tot al.
10. 900 Gifts, aii Cash, $3.50 900.
Who.c Tickets, S. Half Tickets, 80 20.
Clnb ltates-1l Tickets for $50, - Tickets for
500. HENRY V. MOORE. Secretary
Masonic Relief Associa,ion Norfolk, Va.
B /. BOONE. Agent,
Fch iim" Columbia. s. c.
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INSURANCE.

HANiSGi resigned the agency OF ,ne
IL Southern Life Insurance Gonpa, V, we
h9ye connected ourselves with the
Cotton States Life Insurance Company
sOF MACON, GEuNGIA.
w.B. JOHNSON, sGOBEAR,
President. Secretary.
Cap.tal .........- fJOO, uUC
State Dspoeits. Observation-Disclosures. $50, 600
The Company iasues policies on both the
STOCK AND MUTUAL PLANS, giving -
non-participating policy holders the adyant-
age Of premiums LESS by twenty per cent
than mutual rates.
It will establish BOARDS OF ADVISORY
TRUSTEES in the principal cities OF the
State. and will contract with said Boards te
invost IN said cities seventy per cent. It
net premiums taken there, thus maxi
Home Company in Each Locality.
We confidently recommend this staunch
SoItnern Company to our friends and the
public. and bespeak continuance Of kind!
patronage heretofore extended to us.
BLACK i WARING,
General Agents for South Carolina.
Active aud reliable oanvassors wanted with
whom we will mako liberal contracts.
reD 81 OmO
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-09

Tux PUBLIC ENDORSE 1.-THE efforts Of
Northern shor; line, 10 meet the requirements
Of the travelling public. has resulted in \ large
increase in through passenger business. which
has kept up admirably, Notwithstanding the
duh times. mainly attributable TO the extensive
improvements made in the Last two years, cost.
ing over two millions dollar. besides earnings
The company is now running five Of those mag.
niicent day coaches, fitted with Bucks rcclin.
Ing and adjustable chairs, and dressing room,
with every desirable toile; couvenieace. with
out any extra charge. Ten more Of these sIl.
perb coaches. 10 suppant ordinary cars. are in
process OF construction. each Of which will
be finer than the preceding ones Great at
tention Is given 10 safety. the coaches being
supplied with Blackstone platforms and coup.
lers, TO prevent telescorins and oscillation.
Watchmen patrol the line day and night. be.
fore and after the passage Of eaeh train, 10 see
that everything is in good order. This system
of wstehmen gives this road extraordinary ex-
cmption from accidents, and especially that the
impaired iron has been replaced this season by
the best quality OF new steel and iron rails.
laid on broad. new ties. This roai continues
10 run six fast express trains, two more than
any other road between TIE Missouri and Mis-
sissippi rivers. Any ticket agent selling
through tickets to the east, north or south,
sells tickets over this exceAeae road. For map.
circulars, and time tahles. address either Ly.
man McCarty. kausas City, No.. or r. b.
GTust, St. Louis, No. so-n
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lady reader up the little river valley, in
dites and dcdicates the following stanzas to
"The Eagle" which we publish with pleasure.
In note accompanying the verses she discoy'
ers good loyablc woman's heart in saying
81 met in Wichita last week. friend, Mrs.
q. W. Reeves, who had not seen for years
not since we played together in our far away
native state, with our little dolls and LITTLE
dishes. Now We each have "sure enough
babies, and dishes have long since ceased to
used rs toys. Although time has len SOM
traces on fair Lines brow still recognize
"Lizzie White the friend ofchildhood hours. '
TO THE WICHITA EAGLE.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-09

4 GOOD BARGAIN.
40. :1a.i-1G0 acres. 6 miles southwest Of town,
watered by the Cowskin. Price $500
NO. 3l4-1G0 acres, miles northeast Of town; ;
II acres in cultivation. and hedge
rows broke. Price $3.50.
NO. 3lJ-i0 acres, II miles east of town.
splendid residence location. Price
$500, part cash and balance on time.
NO. SlG-l6O acres good land. miles north
west Of Wichita some improvements.
Price $G0O.
no. 3l.-A good stock or agricultural farm
Il20 acres, with 800 acres of timber
entire tract watered by the Little Ar
kansas and enclosed with wire fence ;
100 acres in cultivation miles north
of Wichita. Price $ls per acre. part
cash and balance on time, secured on
land.
no. 3l9-5 acres adjoining the city Of Wichita
40 rods east of depot. Price $40.
NO 3a4-lC0 acres. northeast quarter OF see
ton O. township -. range ! west, "
acres i'm cultivation. i2xi4 frame house.
FIVE miles northwest of town. fr'ee
$500.
40. e1s-l6s .6-l0O acres first bottom 20 acres
broke: miles from this city north
east quarter of section >, town y.
east. Price $500.
No. eGs-l60 acres first bottom land. 10 acre.
broke. 3 miles frsm this city. South
east quarter Of section 81, town 70.
east Price Sl2 per acre.
No 26o-lG0 acres first bottom. Il acres broke
house l2xl4. 81 mites from this city :;
northwest quarter Of section ~, town
as. range l east. Price $50.
NO. os2-l63 acres frat bottom. 10 acres broke.
house 12x14. four miles from TINS eity ;
southeast quarter Of section ii. town
IS west. Price SEQ.
40. ssa-N Northwest quarter of section ., town.
.hip -. range west, all bottom land,
miles from this city Price 80.
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READ THIS

IMPROVED rARN-l60 acres. first bottom
land with 10 acres in GUILTY. alton; good
house l4N3o. pine. story and hall Z;
good stable Isx26: 100 rods Of grow
ing hedge good well three and a
half miles from Wichita. being the
northwest quarter Of section 80. town
ship s6. | east Price $3.50.
no. eo-leo acres first bottom southeast
quarter section ;sS, township -. range
/ east: ~ acres under cultivation !:
pine frame house lexl6. with kitchen :;
II miles from Wichita. Price S2..D.
NO aal-lG0 acres - acres OF timber, and
80 under cultivation: corral Of acres
fenced: watered by Arkansas river !:
miles from Wichita Price $3.50 !;
one-thiri cash. and balance 10 suit
purchaser. secured on land.
No. e9-A frs. class hs:el for sale. situated
on the curner Of FIRST and Water
street. in the city Of Wichita. being :
stories high. containing twenty rooms,
Thi. house was built three YEAR, ago.
and j. doing good business. This
property can be bought for s'sspa on
easy terms. For full particulars please
address Us.
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The Day We Celebrated In Wichita
q lone vist, of the wears 70 roll

I'm the long vista of the years to roll
Let me not see my country's honor fade
! Oh let me see our land reclaim its soul:
Her pride in freedom, and not freedom,
| shade
SO Keats wrote hopefully, while Whittier
sang joyfully:
go ring the bells and fire the guns
And fling the starry banner out,
Shout "freedom'' till your lisping ones
Give back their cradle shout"
And new as our town and country are on la>t
Saturday. granger and mddleman, merchant,
laborer and professional man, each, bent upon
keeping alive the spirit that was born in In
dependence hall and afterwards injured to
maturity upon the battle fields Of the revolu-
ton, gathered together in the grove that is
bounded by two rivers and listened to the
old and familiar words Of the declaration
and grown up sons and dasghters-and OF
their baskets and stores, and what their was
lacking Of pomp and display was made up in
genuine good feeling and cheer.
The day was hot. extremely SO, and the
grove. above alluded to, is a sham, without
=
from one till four clock il was estimated that
from twelve to eighteen hundred people were
present.
The address Of Judge Campbell was short
and pointed as was all the responses, and the
whole formal exercises including music and
The reading OF the declaration consumed but
little more than an hour.
The celebration was not near what We de-
sired in some respects. There should have
been 4 public table at the pablic's expense
for strangers, barbacued OK or s0,and plenty
of bread in addition TO the ice water and LEM
onadc. But those things will be comprised
In the future, when we are older and more
able The committee done the very best they
could Under the circumstances.
The procession which moved up Nam street
at ten o clock headed by an improvsed chariot,
upon which was seated the goddess of liberty,
personatcd by Miss Markham, surrounded in
three circles by thirty-seren little girls in
white with badges, representing the states.
and this followed by the band, and then our
fire company In full uniform with the ''ma-
chine" finely ornamented with eyergreens,
flag and an eagle, and still following them the
procession Of carriages and wagons, all made a
display rather imposing.
The evening proved Of greater interest The
dance at the Eagle fall was attended by 2.5
persons and the city was fairly illuminated by
the continuous ascent of fire works from the
business streets and from private residences,
and until late hour reyelry held full sway.
OF course the celebration will be criticized
by snobs and derided by others who possess
more brass than brains, but it proved a holt
day in the fullest sense, and nine-tenths Of
our people in town and country really enjoyed
themselves. Nearly everyone felt as Moore
felt when he wrote
leave pomps to those who need EN-
Adorn but man with freedom
And proud he braves
The grandest slaves
That crawl. when monarchs lead en-"
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Co., for last week. They sold Gs3 dozen OF
soda, 40 dozen of which were shipped "a
dealers along the road between Florence and
Granada. We think this will compare favor.
ably, il it don't so ahead OF any three year old
factory in the west. His sale OF crystal ICE
on the ath footed up 10 over four tons. His
gingcrade made for private families is very
pleasant and wholesome drink. He deliver
II on order. We are under obligations fol
two dozen OF that fine beverage which was
left at our home. The children think it deli
cious
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BY CLERMoNT.

OF all the birds l ever saw.
In travels east or west.
In gilded cage, or free in air,
I love the EAGLE best.
1t surely is remarkable
What one lone bird can do;
Send forth such brocds OF little ones
Each week-Out still it's true.
Thousands Of Eaglets newly hatched
Fly from the nest each week
To mansions, stores and cottage thatchet
Where they admission seek.
They bring us news ofevery Kind
From north, south, east and west.
Your carrier bird Is very good
But the EAGLE is the best.
Long live our own proud EAGLK,
The farmors' friend 80 dear,
Aud while live thou'lt always find
A cordial welcome here.
Ivy Cottage," juno slth lsIl.
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There VIII always be found with Us miss
and women's and childrcn's boots and shoes.
mems and children's hats and caps. mems and
chidren'> ready made clothing. trunks and
yalise>, dry goods. staple and fancy: Rock
river building paper: full. general and sea-
sonable assortment of fresh and new STYLES in
their respective lines, all purchased with care
AMI especial regard TO the absolute require
ments of a frontier people. OF the best make.
and brands. as cheap as long experience and
money can purchase. and sold at small ad-
vance on counter cost. Our stock and build
ing belong 20 IL. business chiefly done within
ourselves. TINS avoiding the necessity Of ciarg-
ins consumers the expense. waste and shrink
age onen incident TO the requirement Of mil
die men. 10 see j. TO believe. Cab on Wa
c. woodman. 81 and 81 Main street. Wichita
Kansas.
\. B.-Money 10 loan by mortgage in sum.
to suit borrowers. on one to five years time
First Arkansas Valley bank.
il-1 WN. Z. WoopMAN i Son.
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The comet that can now be plainly seen
with the naked eye. is travelling at the rate OF
thirty miles a second, nearly in the direction
Of the earth, or 1900 miles minute, or 1OsO0
miles an hour, or 2,5se,OOo miles in twenty
four hours. At this rate, il it comes directly
twenty five days.
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For ways that are dark, and for tricks that
are vain several old twains and many young
SWANS Of this town are not very peculiar. The
popularity of the cases consist in the interest
ing attitudes in which they are caught by thu
police, and not the amount of money the,
have to pay for breaking the seventh com
mandment. But what is i'm everybody,
mouth Is no news
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-09

Two hundred sets of W. &. teas,
Fifty sets Of W. g. coflees.
Six dozen of ". 9. ever and basins,
Fifty dozen OF goblets,
Six dozen Of glass sets,
Plated ware, ivory and rubber handle 4
knives, and best assortment of cutlery i'll
Southwestern Kansas, at Caldwell Il Tits
worth's. Aft
J. PITTENGER has moved his stock of cloth
ing back into the old stand recently occupied
by Hobbs & Pittenger, on Main street. Mr..
Pittenger. being DESTROYS of retiring from the
business, will sell his stock of ready-mad,
clothing. gents furnishing goods, hats, caps,
boots and shoes below cost. Go and examine
for yourselves. He intends to dispose ot
the goods at some price, and a rare bargain
can be had. ia
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-09

Between three and four hundred extra EA.
GILES were published last week of which the
news depot got but nine dozen, yet we were
out of extra copies before twelve O'Clock Fri
day morning. One thousand extra copies
would not have supplied the demand. We
were offered twenty-five cents piece for ex
tras on Monday. The result was good many
new subscribers. The report of the murder
trial was the secret Of the extra demand.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-09

Hon. w. +. Hackney, of Sumner county,
who has been spending two or three months
in jaunting through southern Colorado and
northern Mexico, returned home last week.
He say he would not give a section of land in
this country for both territories for farming
or stock growing purposes. Mr.. Hackney was
looking extremely well.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-09

The mules stolen west Of the river a week
or two since. the fact which We noticed at the
time, were recovered near the Indian line
last week. They were found in possession Of
two Mexicans one Of whom was shot IN his
tracks, but the other made his escape. So all
horse thieves should be served.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-09

Steele < Levy, the greatest and
most successful land agents in Kansas,
to-day, who buy and sell more land.
locate more settlers and do more TO
fill up this rich valley with solid farm
ers, than probably all other agencies
combined. are nearly as busy now as
they were when the spring tide of en-
migration was at full flood Their
business is immense in buying land
for eastern parties, paving taxes, fur
nishing abstracts, loaning money, etc.
and being So well known as TO respon-
sibility, promptness and honor they
will continue TO grow. Their large
list of choice lands is being revised
and many choice bargains will be
found in the list that appears next
week
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-09

J. NJ. Allen, the popular Main street grocer
man, whose place is known all over town As
the EAST and West grocery" has moved in
10 Mobiles new brick building on Dough-,
avenue opposite the Eagle block, where he
will carry large and fresh supply of faml,
groceries at the lowest figures. His old cus
toners will find him SO nicely fixed in his new
place that they will hardly know him until
they come to paw their reasonable bills.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-09

We had the pleasure OF an introduction Il
Mr.. Hargis, one OF the partners and future
superintendent Of the new Touring mills now
being erected in this city. MIR. Harsis says il
is the determination of this company TO have
the finest and most complete Touring mill IL
the state of Kansas. About $4,000 CAPT
tai will be used in the erection Of the mills
grancrcs and for carrying on the business
The third story Of the mill part is now going NJ
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-09

Several of our prominent citizens went 10
st. Louis to spend the 4th, see the big fire.
works and to witness the formal opening OF
the big bridge across the father of waters. c.
r, Gilbert, j. c. Frnker and James Dryden
returned on Monday nirht glad to get back to
the land OF breczes.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-09

mixture Of frozen eggs and corn starch is
a joke largely INDUCED in by our citizens these
evenings, but where the cream Of this joke
comes i'm has not been discovered.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-09

The household of ID. A. McCanless, Of Ia,
big grange store in West Wichita, was made
happy through the DETECTION Of duty again up
on the part of the sfeat gate keeper. st. Pc
ter, who let another angel slip out one night
last week. Its a girl.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-09

The card Of Mrs. N. +. GetcheIl, whose res
idence is on the east side Of Lawrence avenue,
who is SAID to be n good clairyoyant and ply
stefan, will make examinations, dagnostcate
diseases and prescribe. She will deliniate
character and tell Of marked changes present
anl iufure
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-09

The Presbyterian society are putting up An
addition to their parsonage ISf the better con-
yenience and comfort of their kind hearted an
excellent pastor. the Rev. j. Z. Harsen.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-09

jackson Boland's new hotel the Valley
House. near the depot, is about completed
1t looks well and we will try and get around
with notice Of II by next week.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-09

J. NJ. McCulloch lost a gold finger ring Sc,
with amythist, and with masonic emblem
in the face. The finder shall have ten dollar.
by returning il TO him.