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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-31
SheriH's Sale.

Z I Kirby
Robert y Reed & ~ 90"
W. D. Sanders.
District Court Thirteenth Judicial District S,ig-
wick County, Kansas.
By virtue of an order Of sale issued on: # the
District Court Of the 18th Judicial District, sii-
ting III and for Sedgwick county, Kansas, where
in L L Kirby Is plaintiff and Robert Il. Reed and
W. d sanders are defendants, VIII, on Thurs
day ;hc IA day of January. between the hours Of
10 o clock a. m. and o'clock p. N. ON said day
\ ID. $50, at he court house door in the city oi
Wichita offer for sale AZ public auction, to The
highest bidder for cash in hand all the right, title
and interest of the defendants Robert Il Iced
and W ID. sanders in and to the following de
scTibed property, to-wit:
The southwest quarter OF section No. 80, valued
and appraised at 500 and the southeast quarter
of section No. y, valued and appraised al $500, in
township =, south OF range one west; also lot
three aud four and the south halfof the northwest
quarter of section four, valued and appraised al
$50 and lots and two and the south half the
northeast quarter OF section No five In township
~ south of range one west; valued and appraised
at 500 in Sedgwick county, Kansas. said r..
property is levied upon as the property of de-
PENDANTS Robert y. Reed and ". y. Sanders,
and Will he sold 10 satisfy said order of sale.
Sheriff Office, Wichita, Dee. :, a. ID. 1874
T.. IL MASSEY. sheriff
Sedgw1cB County, Eansa
sLUSS & DYER, Plaintiffs Attys. -
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LEGAL.
SheriTs Sale.


E. L. Howesi and S. E. Howett
District Court 18th Judicial District. Sed.-
wick county. Kansas.
BY virtue Of an execution issued out Of the
Gistrie, eonri OF the 18th Judicial district, sit
ting ia and for Sedgwick county, Kansas.
wherein j. L. Martin is plaintiff. and +. l..
Howett and ). E. Howett are defendants,
WILL on Saturday the 10Th dag of January ~
d. 1873. at two O'Clock p m at the court
house door in the city of Wichita. Sedgwick
county, Kansas. offer for sale at public anction
TO the highest bidder for cash in hand. all the
right. title and interest OF the defendants Z.
l.. Howett and S. Z. Howett, in and to the
following described real property, to-wff
Lot number seyenty-eigit 49, corner OF
Water and Waterman street. in SurtoEs re-
serve in Grie.fensteins third addition 10 the
city of Wichita, valued and appraised at
S.3a3.33a35. Lot seyenty-nine (1gj valued and ap-
praised 4. $500. 90; Lot eighty-one (S1) yalue i
aud appraised at S33 33i: Lot eighty-t'iree
1881 valued and appraised at 80. $50 on Mar
kei street IN Gr;efiensteins third addition "a
the city of Wichita. All of the above de-
scribed property in the city of Wichita. Sed..
wick county Kansas The last three 81 &c
scribed lots are levied upon subject TO al at.
fachment III favor of Walker & Co., against
the said defendants. Said real property i,
levied upon u. TIE property of defendants l.
L. Howett and ;. L. Hcwett, and will be sofa
to SATISFY said execution.
Sberifs Office, Dee. 10th. A. ID. 1874
=. II. MASSEY. Sheriff.
G.. Ii. ENGLISH, Plaintiffs atty
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In the District Co,r, Of the county OF seGg~lck
in tn s;4te o. Kansas.
Charles II Duubract,
Avatnsl
Taylor Markley, Ruth :
Jane MaTkicy and VIA
ID sanders.
The above named acfeudaEts Taylor NafIi1cy
ana Raiil Jane 8afklcf viii tske notice fhaf ft.ey
have ueta sued by tire above Damesl plaintiff Ia
thu above named eUcrt and ti4t 5uiless ihey a1s-
wer the petition 81 said psaiu'id asrinsi them
filed IN said aston IN the Office 81 The clerk -
said court, bY the ii day 81 February. 4. u
lS75 said ps-,4tion viii be taken As trer aud jRdS
Taenl VIII -, Rendered said actinu la favor II
sand pislrua and agsiusi said defendant Ias Tor
MaTkiey FOR The sum Of SID With interest from
October 80 IKE rate Of Epstlys per cent per
sunuia and III SUN - Sifst A. aH sgr9r-sty = Tee
for SAID action aHd for the sale 81 ikr
following GescTil,ci real estate slsu4;e ia tAc
county II Se.iEHicg and -isic u kzos7s. ip-s H.
The esssf = nl TIE nortlp -. = And the east = Of
he southwest !. 90: section - - t0gEsAip - al
range f7fo west uusier mortgage 70 satisfy al
sums Interest aud COSTS IN 2caor4aHee w!ih TIE
PRAYER OF sas,i petition >Ll - : Da RS,
5s-4 FiSiutJAs Af3ys.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-31

Gcrriit Smith died on the 2Sth inst.
in New York City. He, in company
with his wife. had went TO the city tC
spend the holidays with his friends
lie was in remarkable good health
aud he arose carly aud said to Mrs
Smith that he had slept uncommoniy
well. stating that he had not spent 81
merry a Christmas for long time n
tho previous one. While dressing hi:
uiterance suddenly became indistinct
and he was borne 10 bed. being bare
ly able to say in faint tone. very
weak" lie Immediately became uu
conscious and died rs above stated
lie seemed to be suffering under {
combined attack of apoplexy and par
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Telegraphic.

New Orleans. Dec. ID he ulilcui-
tx between Bycriy and arnouth
grew out OF u contrnyersy between
Yarmouth and the Bulletin, which lea
10 the publication on Friday BIZ War
,uou,h of a car,, addressed 10 the man-
aser OF the Bulletin. rejecting upon
tina; paper and Mr.. Jewell, one OF us
editors.
Coy. Yarmouth to-day made the
following statement concerning the
difficulty 10 the agent OF the associa-
ted press: Yesterday, after nay card
appeared III the Picaune, l was called
on by q friend of Mr.. Jewell, who de-
manded of NE an abject apology for
the card, which | declined TO make.
| He then asked me if | would accept q
challenge to fight 4 duel, remarking at
the same time, that it was generally
understood that | would not fight.
replied that | would not fight if
could as well avoid il: that ! was not
| fighter. and that it would be time
enough 10 answer the question OF du'
cling when | was challenged. Later
! in the day the matter was contided IL
our respective friends; they met al
8 o'clock last night and agreed that
Sewell and myself should meet in Ala.
bama on Monday morning, weapons
dueling pistols. distance ten PAGES
THESE terms having been accepted,
did not Of course apprehend an attack,
especially by any one connected with
the Bulletin Ny understanding III
such matters is that antagonists. pend
| ing meeting, should be cQurteou. and
was just on the eve of tipping my
ha: to Mr.. Byerly, III front Of whom
two ladies were walking. the street
| being crowded. when he struck mt
with heavy stick on the head. iniiict-
| ing the wound Won see :" CHE govern
or, taking off his hat. exhibited 4 cul
about two inches long over the left
| temple. extending back from the fore.
head -he struck me four times with
| the stick, when | clinched with him
meantime taking knife ont Of my
pocket; with my arms around hi:
shoulders got my hands together and
opened the knife, just then | fell, By
eriy falling upon me. Soon after We
/ fell policeman took the knife ont o!
my hand, and some of the crowd pull.
ed Byerly OFF. | understand Byerly
has been cut, aud / am accused OF
| having done the cutting"
Yarmouth was arrested Immediate
| ~ after the fight and conveyed to tht
third precinct station. lie has since
been Transferred TO the parish prison
to await the result Of Bycrly's wounds
Mr. Byeriy received six wounds in tht
abdomen, one of which his physicians
consider very dangerous, but not nee
essarilv mortal. Shortly after being
wounded Mr.. Bycrly was removed t(
the Orleans iuiirmary on Danphin,
! street.
! The Bulletin tomorrow will publish
the statement of an eyewitness o
! the Byerly- Yarmouth recOntre. The
statement differs somewhat from thai
of Yarmouth, as to the cutting. Thu
witness states that the knife was opeg
when drawn, and that two or three
stabs were made before they fell. By
crly's wounds were in the left side jus
over the hip, one Of them being over
four inches deep, and indicate the
length of the kaiiG blade. Bycrly died
/ at twenty minutes past ten.
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L.EEALS.
Administrators Notice

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
Sedgwick County.
In the Probate court, in and for said county
In the matter of the estate Of Alexander Lewis
deccas9d-
Notice is hereby given thai letters Of Admins
tI.ition have been granted to the undersigned on
the estate OF Alexander Lewis, late of said com
", deceased, by the Honorable the Probate court
of the county and state aforesaid, dated the nth
day Of December, i, u 1874 Now, ali person,
having claims against the said estate. are hereby
notified, thar they must present the same to the
undersigned Tor allowance within one y5ar from
the date of said lett rs on the, may BE-. precuaed
from any benefit OF such estate, and that if such
claims he not exhibited within three wears after
the date Ui said letters they shall be forever
barred. ROBERT O. BALLENrINE
Administrator.
Of the estate Of Alexander Lewis deceased
Wichita. Dec. nth, Isl 37-S
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-31

The President has signed the act fox
the relief of certain settlers on the
public lands which maize it lawful for
homcstcadcr, and presumption settlers
whose crops were destroyed by the
grasshoppers. 10 bc absent from their
lands. until July 1876. This bill only
releases parties being on public lands.
and does not in any way effect settlers
on indina lands.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-31

Boston responds molly to tie call
for AID from this state. The mayor Of
that city notified by dispatch the state
central relief committee that they
could draw on him for five thousand,
Eve hundred dollars, as the first in
stallinent of contribution for the relief
of sufferers from the grasshopper pla-
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Crazy Woman.

A sweede woman Of about thirty
five wears. who gives her name rs Ma
~ Anderson. was brought in last sun
day from the Territory. by Mr.. Jordon,
and left ia charge oi Mr.. hirily. until
place could be provided for her. She
was GA her NAV towards Dear creek,
and was carrying a bundle Of bed
clothes. When oyeriaken she said she
was agoing 10 Independence. and had
TO be brough; back by force. A!ier be-
ing told she would freeze 10 death or
be taken by the Indians. she still in-
sisted on going her way. She claims
10 have lived at Floral l.. O., this eoun-
~. aud has been n resident OF Hum
bolt. Her reasons for leaving this
county WAS because she had not suili-
Glen; 10 eat. Any one knowing OF her
friends or relatives would do pubic
favor by informing them Of the facts.
--Arkaasas City IrGrelcr.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-31

Washington. Dec. 2s.--The Commis-
Sioner of Indian Affairs to-day reeeiy'
ed an urgent petition from Red Cloud
10 be allowed 10 come on here with
some fweasy Sioux aud SheYenHes
aud settle up all the troubles about the
Black Hills Reservation. hunting ON
the Plate River. etc. Bat ctmrais-
sioses saith replied that on accouat
of the wa.i; II funds to pay thcir ex-
penses be must decline their PROPOSE
tiou.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-31

The dispatches of the 10Th inst, con-
tain the following information con-
corning the Indians:
Eight warriors, thirty-nine squaws
and rapooses. and siXty-two ponies
belonging to Medicine Waters band
OF Chcycnnes surrendered uncondi-
tionally at the Cheyenne agency on the
Goth inst. Two white women arc
with Stone Calf, who is said to have
200 lodges on the staked plains. Two
messengers from Stone Calf have ar
rived, asking for peace. Word has
been sent him that he can surrender
Internationally. and demand was
made for the white women
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-31

Capt. J. II. Folks, editor Ct rag
Sumner CoUnty Press, j. : candidate
for secretary Of The next senate. and
we hope. VIII be elected. lie is 81 *
cellenJ man. educated aa8 in cvery way
fitted for the position = true. stauacb,
republican who fought three or focT
wears in the army Tor Ais principles.
and, living ia tie grasskop peFizea re-
zion. weud b. benefited peeauiariiy
hy the Office. We hope he VIII cali the
senate roll this winter Oska5o0sa Ia
dependent.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-31

One hundred and fifty millions OF
money will be paid out by the govern
rncnt 20 railroads aud other securities
during the first week in next month.
This will have tendency TO make
limos better
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Publication Notice,

In ia District CouF; % the County Of sedgNiek
IN the state Of Kansas.
". z. Gossartl. Plaintiff,
a-ainst
:. 4. Page Minnie PAGE, ( - a.
minor heir OF DensWare w ~
Page deceased and Anna l.
Lindsay, Defendants.
The Gcfndauts above aaine1 viii take nc
that they hare been seed iiy the said plainflr.
+ asossaEd. IA The disiT!ct eOur; Of >esiEwicb
kaIss1s, aud a4iess uey answer the petition 20
the said pi4.n'.e filed il said csurj or befITa
the I'd las 81 January, i..5, he said petition
Tili BE takes as irge uHd Judgment rendered
against the said defendants : i. Page and Min
Me FsEc Cor tbs sale 81 lots Noa- sixiy-scven ~
an s!Nfs -nInu 800 .4arkef street. in Nlr titf
Of " .clifs. -edzwirk l0unfy, Kansas. % =titsis
mortgage gwen by s4id s. \. Page snd icrr-
more Fsee. deceased, % IS p. Goseard TO srcur
payment Of = note giVsn hE sad Dcasnerc ia.
deceased IT, secure said " z tsoesaTd for
and r.. the further stni ~ SO n q reaspnsA
foTBeys Ter for foreciose nre, f9zether Win A.
giary Gsas-cs. costs o. protests aud cost 81 its
SAT- y GO-sBEg.
D. y Z STANLEY. his ATTORNEY
S.. Aiiess q " Reeve. fisTl
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NOTICE.


Wichita, Kansas, December 9TH, 1874.
Complaint having been entered at this Office By
Martha T.. AcClung against Adam H. Keller fof
abandoninS his Adverse Presumption fling No.
sole. dated May Il, 1915 upon the southeast quar-
ter Of section II, township - SOUTH range west
IN Scdgwick county, Kansas, with view To- The
cancellation OF ~aid fling, TIE said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at ihis Office on the
9TH day of January, 1915 nj . O'Clock a. m 10
respond and Furnish testimony concerning said
allie !cd abandonment
35-f w : JTNKiSS poyia,er
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University of St. Joseph.

The Paitie house in st. Joseph, No
has been purchased by the Western
Baptist educational Union. a corpor-
alton composed Of leading citizen,
from Kansas. Missouri, Nebraska. To-
wa and Colorado. Rev. !. 8. kalloch,
is president of this institution, Rev. >
". Breaker, vice-prcsident, Geo {.
Hall, treasurer, Geo. Recs, secretary.
The object of the institution is to os-
tablish firs;-class university of the
highest grade under the conduct OF
the Baptist denomination some OF
The wealthicst citizens of st. Joseph
are members of the board of trustees.
The articles OF corporation place the
endowment fund at three hundred
thousand dollars, with the power &c
increase TO one million. This is the
first instance on record Of that dcuom-
nation establishing an university,
over stepping state lines in its organi-
zalion aud control.
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For the EAGLE.
From District No. Seven.

Mr.. EAGLE.-The school girls in
District No. Seven, learning that the
grasshoppers had gone through Santa
Claus candy and toy crop, concluded
to help him. For several days they
were busy. at noon, recess aud night,
with scissors and needle, cutting trim.
ming and making numerous presents
for each other, and their many friends
Christmas eve, the time for old San.
Ia Claus to make his annual visits
came. clear and bright, and a The
twilight dcepened. the school girls
with their more staid papa's and ma
mas repaired to the school house. the
place selected for our first Christmas
tree.
Imagine our surprise, on entering
the schoolroom. to behold that beanti.
ful tree. standing in the center of the
room. decked in holiday attire. and
richly ladder with Christians presents.
the handiwork Of the school girls.
The numerous lights seemed 10 reflect
each other. as they sent forth their
glimcring rays from the bending
boughs of the tree. Mr., Andrews was
selected to distribute the presents.
There was something for everybody,
and quite an assortment of candies. ap-
pies and cakes. FOX general distrihu-
tod.
After the presents was distributed,
the children engaged in social games.
for an hour or two, while their elders
chat,cd about the events OF the day.
or ioincd in the games of the young
people. Each one present, endeavor-
cd to crowd the most enjoyment into
leas; possible space
AT length the signal was given for
flights out" and all went home. re
grc.ing that Christmas comes but once
q year. JAKE GRIN.
December 26th. 1874.
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Administrators katlce
..IE srATE o. Kansas ,

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u -. E9uszsss ooEst. IN za.I ssar sal-l sszzsy
Ia H. ssz5s,s- a. i-s estate u joan y Mas
ti-r-L ~
N3.ifs - ssrreag given TIA; iei,sVs e sdsR -
f-4s5aT haf~ assi .-rzal.a 8 ne ausse1ssxsst -
m s~zsae Al JsAa y Izzoe. fs1e % sAiS ssaHse
deceased bE th- kcasrz2ts IL fess 40 tsArs -
ire c0acfF sa8 --sfs - ssgres1sf- sAsss. isar -.
,i.v AZ Tens 4 y -. Ssx Al E-z-esss
havsits rszsrsss azassa. fse z1s1 cssssS arr i<et
zoliHsf fazr my -aesT presani - s@sr !" -
Eztssrs lEzs fsr allEs1r~ wtzhiH 9rss gsS7 sff :
fg div ~ ssh! Eesse-s ~ taex Esss - NsSe1'sl
f-ssss asE ts.at * sid es2Sss. As.4 ilsAz y si1
cf.tlss * isst exaittes5 ~EgAiB rasss gszEs &asF
isrr~d NAgls AEErE RAsEE. Asiz.ia--sEs-
TAX q tse g-szsz q snss " AsS~r. cece4se4
N.cA-i.. DeE. =. Esss- -
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The senate committee on Indian af-
fairs propose TO establish a territorial
government over the Indian domain.
and it further contemplatcs the trans
fer of the Indian bureau 20 the war
department. This is what should have
been done long since. They should be
under local RESTRAINTS by a local gov
rrnnipnt.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-31

The Arkansas valley is the prettiest
farming country in the west, has the
richest soil. is the best adapted TO
stock raising, has 4 mild climate, Is
superlatively healthy. has abundance
OF water, has an intelligent. energetic
class of settlers-Gredt Bead Regis
fs..
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Publication Notice.


STATE OF KANSAS
Sedgwiek County,
In the dstric; court of The 18th judicial district.
in said county
George J IinotsOu, Plaintiff,
Against
William Rideout, Defendant. y
The said defendant William Riieoni win take
notice that he has been sued In the abov. named
court By the said plaintiff George j Tillo;son,
aud that DE must answer the petition OF said plain
TN against him flied in said court in said action
on or before the 81 day OF February, A -. ISIS,
or said petition viii be taken true and iudg
neni viii he rendered in said action in favor Of
said plaintiff and against said defendant for the
IF Slo1 and interest thereon from the lst day
Of August 1873. at the rate OF ten per cent per
annum and for attorney : fee of SlOo in said
action. aud Tor the sale Of the following described
real estate situate in the county of >edgwick,
state OF kansas to-wit; The south hall al the
southeast, quarter OF section number twenty-five
Cs2l in township number twenty five 90 south
OF range Number one east, under a morig gage TO
satisfy said judgment
SLJSS 4 DYER,
3o-& Attorneys for Plaintiff
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The winter term Of the Normal
school commences January 9th. Ex-
animation for admission January 9Th.
Tuition and text books are free for
students in the normal department.
The incidental fee j. two dollars per
term. \ high school and grammar
school department is organized for
students who'wish TO prepare for bus
iness or for college. Tuition per term
for high school is seven dollars; for
grammar school five dollars. One
dollar per term viii be charged for
the use of text books.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-31

The committee Of Columbia Tenn
grange appointed 10 make suggestions
relative to the winiering of stock, etc,
in view OF the short crop caused 10y
the diouth. recommended all TO pre-
pare at once for the sowing Of wheat.
oats. rye and barley on every acre that
can be spared from their other crops.
They also cmphatically advise every
Patron TO practice what he breaches,
hy making an earnest effort, if in debt,
- get out Of debt, and in 30 event 20
in debt. but practice the theory, "pay
- won 90
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Strayai CT Stolen.

Strayeil or stolen from This city on SUNDAY last
one bay mare about Ii hands high, right hind foot
the same height, with collar and saddle marks.
No other destinguishahie marks about him, and
six wears old \ liberal reward VIII be paid for
g.-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-31

i correspondent OF the Kansas Far
Bler wants TO know what i tie use Of
pages in the Legislature. We can in
forEl bin. The necessity fer pages
aFsises from the size 81 TIE average
legislative foot. Ga account Of the
difficulty. not ay.impoS sibility. OF the
ordinary senator or Representative
navigating his cowhides around
amoug the desks every time he wants
a sheet Of letter paper, lighl-drafl boys
and girls have been employed for 2
service which they caG perform with
greater celebrity than i.s@ members. aud
with less danger 10 the foundations Of
the State Igolse.--}HRcei3z (isg ts-
fa.s
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Daliel 4. karFefl. Defendant
The defendant bSvc named s. hfEsbE ne,iGei
thai De ha !sesn -uc-l b. sa3 Pesat51 "a ~. Gsa-
rricf roarr 81 -efiEw fgk rsslHts Es-zs zr-i tat
unless ae arspcr The petition - tbs aid pain
tbs ale IL said coGrt Ok ~ aesase ~ sc. tsy
o. Erhr-lFg ~. 1as sas1 lsets-saz VII y --Esz
s. rrue au8 isaEEaeBl rendered aeEstist NJ sstt
defend M f,ls TIT sara of ave sgs.-ec AID ~ sti5
es-ft sd ..-issrh d-ilzr with lsserssl stsaeo1
from ss pa aaV Il Move fHeF. 80 a. ftsr fiif %
twelve PER cc9F P,r aaa4n4. SOD tae sam - gs'e
Ia. s,trct sHa Eve dollars Attorney l>r II
sad aefsl za7 gr slsc aale VI TIE ..3atss2-s gsaF
frr 81 see1au fscnfr-aue. township sWcais = ght
sassE 81 -aase fso sa.5 in sEVsEs e0szasg, n n
SAL u4tstr g.oT<gs-e % s1lss.s ai44 aslslss --4
i15tstss wz,a ras-s % rs.
- SIASLEf. a., = Gor Fif 2
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Henry Ward Beccher has beer sued
by his dentist for the sum Of six hum
bred dollars. amount due on four setts
Of teeth. Henry pleads statutory linn
iiatinn.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-31

Enporia had six thousand dollar
iire last week. Il occurred in brick
building contaiHing iewelry estab-
lishmeut and cigar store.