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HARRBBuRe, Pa, May 11.-Presiden
Grant and General Sherman will arrivt
here tonight 10 attend the reunion o
the Army Of the Potomac. GeneralI
Sheridan, Hancock, Mcdowell, Burnside
Howard and Logan will be present. Ir
consequence of the absence ol Gen. q. B
McColmont, who was 10 have delivered
the oratlon, Col. Wilson Morris, Private
Secretary TO Governor Hartrantt, vii
perform that duty. ~
LOCAL OPTION DEFEATED.
The local option repeal bill was defeated
in the House on its third reading thi
morning,
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BosToN, May 1.-THE petition Of Alice
Mason Sumner, formerly married to the
late Senator Sumner, Tor permission to
change her name 70 Alice Mason, was
granted BY Judge Ames, In the Probate
Court to-day. f..
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Ordered 10 Leavs.

Key WEsT, May 1l.-A dispatch from
Havana says that WIN. Lanten, an Amer.
ican, who acts as Vice Consul for Great
Britain and Germany at MsuzInills, has
been ordered to leave tho Island within
ten days, in consequence OF having had
communication with the insnrgen,e.
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All Quiet a, NeI.nnrlils.

CINCINNATI, May 11.-AfFairs at Mel.
sonyille, Ohio, are quiet since the arrest
Of the rioting miners on Saturday. The
miners are not working however, no one
daring to attemptit -.
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Aid for the Oyerflowsd.

CONCORD, N. a., May 11.-Msyor
Kimball telegraphed to the Mayor Of
New Orleans to-day to draw on him Ior
81, 600 to aid the Louisiana GuhererA
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Total Destruction Of a Village by
Fire.

McGREooR, Ia, May 11.-A fire a,
Ridgeway, Ia, Saturday evening, destroy
cd the entire village, with the exception
Of one brick building, Between 30 and 40
families ire rendered homeless. The
fire originated by two boys lighting
q cigar in an unoccupled house. Il will
result In q total loss Of nearly $l00, 600.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

STEAMER sUrrOsRD TO pE LOST.
LONDON, May 1.-THE steamer Siberia
plying between Liverpool and Madeira.
ls supposed TO be lost with all her crew
and passengers. w"
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INDIANAPOLIS, May 1.-THE trial Of
Felix Monroe, indicted for manslaughter,
opened in the Criminal Court this morn
ING.
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Weston begun his 800 mile walk at
lS:6 this morning, in the Hall Of the
American Institute. James Gordon Ben.
nett accompanied him on his first four
rounds Of the hall, which were made at
q spanking gait. Weston expects 10 I'm
ish his task by II o'clock Saturday night
next. He is endeayoripg TO day to walk
1l5 miles within "a houfs.
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N RELATION 10 UNLOADING SWINE.

A memorial Of the citizens of New
York interested in the transportation ol
live stock was presented, asking tina.
swine be exempted from the provisions
OF the bill requiring live stock 10 be un-
loaded at certain intervals while being
transported.
Mr. Sherman presented similar peti-
tlon from dealers in Cincinnati. Both Of
which were referred to the Committee on
Agriculture, IIl
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AN AcRH INSTEAD OF A MONUMENT.

MI. Morrill,, Of Vermont, introduced a
resolution directing the Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds to ascer-
tain Il the material In the unfinished
washington monument would be suiIl.
Client Tor the erection OF an arch, to be
called the Washington Arch, and If the
washington Monument Society would
consent to such an arrangement The
resolution was agreed IN.
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Asks FOR A MODIFICATION.

Mr. Ramsey presented a petition Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company ask.
ing a modification Of tbe charter granted,
accompanied by a bill amendat0ry and
supplementary TO the act Of Congress
granting lands to aid in tho construction
Of the Northern Pacific Railroad. Re-
lerred to the Committee on Railroads.
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IN ApYRRSR REpnnr

Mr.. Scott, from the Committee on
Claims, reported adversely on the House
resolution directing the Southern Claims
Commission to send to Congress without
delay Q list OF all claims decided prior TO
April 1st, 1874, Placed on the Calendar
with adverse rnnoyt
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UNusUAI, TENfpRRATupr

Foreign papers brought by the latest
mails show that the season has set In
with unusual heat all over Europe. In
Paris and London the weather was hot
ter at the end OF April than It usually ia
in July. There had been case of c6ol-
era in Paris, but the rate Of mortality was
not unusually high.
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Weather Renor,.
PRoBABLrTIRs,

Wan DHPARfHRsf,
- oRPto1 or THn CHI1P SIaNAL OETIuil,
WAsHusFoN, D. O., May II 500 Z. n
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JAS. NJ. JOHNSON, Secretary Of State,
by A. h. Garland, Deputy Secretary.
Matters are quiet tonight The Fed
eral troops are on the alert to prevent
any conflict. Mr.. Brooks this evening
issued q call convenlng an extra session
OF the Legislature on the 24th.
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ARKANSAS,

By tho Western Union Line,
uthee Northwest cor Of Main and Monroe 5ts.
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NEW YORK CITY.


I
NEW York, May 1.-THE fourth An.
nual Convention Of the American Labor
Reform League opened its session al
Masonic Hall Among the resolution!
discussed were the following:
ReSolred, That since labor IS the source
OF wealth and creates oil values equitably
vendible, property holders who have no,
BY creative service earned what they DOS,
sess, or received Il as q Tree gilt from the
rightlul owners, are thieves, and profit
In the form Of interest, rent, or dividend
only another name for plumber.
Resolred, That the financial issue is not
contraction or expansion, but q struggle
between uaury and its victims, The Old
union saving cry Of slave traders In
Charlestown and New Orleans reappear.
Ing In public faith In anxiety Of New
York and Boston. Money lenders seek
Ing perpetual power TO fleece the West
and the South through currency monop.
oily. That while any amount Of green
backs are the delusive basis OF National
wealth, II would only increase the exist.
ing insolvency and furnish no relief TO It's
natural right Of individuals and voluu.
tary associations by stalking marketable
values against the issue Of currency to
provide their own money at cost.
ICE IN NEW YORK.
Tho managers Of ice companies claim
that IN order 10 cause an economical use
OF ice and 10 prevent the exhaustion of
the supply, the companies have fixed the
prices at a much higher rate than last
year. The average price will be 81 per
ton atwholesalc and one cent per pound
at retail.
CITY AND COUNTY DRBT.
The regular official statement of the
city and county debt, issued by Control
Ter Green, shows an increase during
April OF over four million dollars.
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FREE DANKlNd AND oTHER THINGS Fo
THE GOOD OF TIE PEOPLE,

w" V7 1-1E7 7 47VE R7l7'
Under the call Of States, bills were in
troduced and referred by Mr.. Butler Of
Massachusetts,, to provide for free bank
Ing and better security 10 depositors; 10
hinder usury and give elasticity 10 the
currency, preserve its value 10 the people,
and prevent financial panics by locking
up the currency.
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MEMoRIALIZBD TO ADJOURN.

Mr.. Conkllng presented a memorial
from the WorkiDgmen's Convention thai
the two Houses OF Congress adjourn Sine
die. he said the Judgment Of these mem.
orialists was that the uncertain feeling
now prevailing throughout the country
on account Of financial troubles would
be most eftectually ended by tho adjourn.
mont ol Congress. Referred 10 Finance
Committee
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WARRINGTON, May II

MI: Anthony introduced q resolution
directing that hereafter the hour Of meet
Ing Of the Senate shall be Of Ii O'Clock
A. N. Agreed to,
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There appeared to be large majority
In favor Of the motion, the yeas and nays
were ordered and the speaker intimated
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CHEAP GROCERIES.
NANNED GOODS

And a fali stock Of Fine Groteries at ike mod.
crate prices. ROBERT J. BhYTH. =
myi Corner Market and Fourteenth gta.
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A WORD TO TgAvELERs.-We have

WORD TO TRAvELERs.-We have a word
to cav in faror OF the Missouri Pacific railroad.
II WAS tie pioneer line westward and Is the
.'old reliable" route TO 81. Louis With the
impro, cmeuis which have been m.de during
the past year, we believe that the Missouri Pa
ellie railroad has the best track and the finest
and safest equipment of any line west of the
Mississippi. 1t is The only line which runs
three daily express trains Of fine coaches and
Pullman sicepcrs. equipped with tee Miller
platform and patent air brake, from the lead
ing points in the west, through Kansas City.
Sedalia and jefferson City without change.
connecting at St. Louis with elercn different
through routes 20 points north, east and south.
Particular information, with maps, time tables,
etc may be had at the various Through tick
et'' railroad stations in the west, or upon per-
-onal or written application to &. ii. Baxter.
western passenger agent, Kansas City, No.. or
f. A. Ford. general passenger agent, st.Louis.
Missouri. i2-tf
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TIE FASTEST TINE on RECoRD-FRoM
THE MISSISSIPPI TO New YORK AND Bos-
TONY special arrangement, on and after
SUNDAY, August Sd, Il lightning express train
will run between st. Louis, Quincy, New York
and Boston, via. Toledo. w abash and Western,
Lake shore and New York and Central roads,
leaving st. Louis and Quincy in the evening,
Immediately after the arrival of trains from
the west, stopping only at the principal sta
tltions aud arriving at Toledo for breakfast;
passing along the shore of lake Erle by day
light, and arriving at the New York Grand
Central depot at l0:I5 next morning. This
time is over eight hours in advance Of the Chi
eago route to Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo. New
York and Boston, and four hours and forty
minutes quicker TO Detroit; also from three to
ten hours quicker to above points than all
other competing lines.
Tickets for sale at all principal offices in the
west g. W. Burrows, general superintend-
ents, Lafayette; j. :. Lazarus, western agent,
Kansas City; W. l.. Malcolm, general agent,
Toledo. 2l-l2
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A GOOD EARGAIN,

\ GOOD BARGAIN.
NO. 3j5-l60 acres. 10 miles east Of Wichita,
watered by living springs and running
stream of water; comfortable house
anu acres in cultivation. Prce 900.
NO. 36S-l60 acres, II miles northeast Of town,
the southeast quarter of section -.
township -, range : east, 10 acres IN
cultivation anu comfortable house.
Price $50.
NO, 36D-I.J3 acres, 3 mile. northwest of W icll-
ita some timber. ~ acres III cultiNa-
ton. watered by Arkansas river. log
house 1GXa0, Ouihouses, stables. etc.
Price 100.
no 3,0--lCJ acres. { miles southwest OF town.
northwest quarter of section Is. town
ship rs, range east. 10 acres IN ciiitl-
walton, good 10. house l6x2o. Price
$50.
NO. 3,l-l60 acres, northeast quarter section
3. township Is. west, unimproNed.
Price 800.
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a GOOD RAEGAIN.


NO a5,-if,, acres. 6 miles southwest Of town,
wa.eTed by the Cowskin. Pricc 500
NO. Sl2-2o acres. /. miles north Of town.
Price $3.50.
NO. sl4-l6O acres, miles northeast oftown;
II acres in cultivation. and hedge
rows broke. Price 800.
No 3l5-,o acres. II mile. east OF town,
splendid residence location. frlee
$500 mart cash and balance on time.
No sIs-Iso acres good land. > miles north
west OF Wichita some improvements.
Price 5000.
Np st.-A Good stock or agricultural fariIi-
,1an acres. with 600 arrcsef timber;
entire tract watered by the Little Ar
rarsas and enclosed with wire fence;
100 ,creS in cultivation > mics north
Of wichita. Price SIS per acre, part
cash and balance on time, secured on
land
40. 3IS-l6o acres. miles northeast Of town.
10 acres under cultivation and house
12xl4 Price $500.
NO. 3l9-3 acres adjoining the cliy OF W ichita'
40 rods east Of depot. Price ESQ.
NO. Northwest quarter Of the northeast
Quarter ard nor'f"Hst quarter of the
Northwest quarter 81 section p. town
shin ~. range l east, containing ~
acres. Price 9rl
No. 323 -IfA acres. Northeast quarter OF sec
,ion Q. township q. range west. 20
ocrcs in cultivation. 12xit frame house.
go mic. northwest Of town. Priee
S-a0.
NO. 33G -IGo acres southwest quarter 81 see
,,op - township IS. range east. ~
ac-es in cultivation. house. stable and
ryeV inn choice fruit irees In good con
,;.ion. g. ralie- northeast Of wieists-
Price sieo0. 90
NO. 322-I,s .cTc-, 3 miles north nt town -
,-r.s az timber. house, stable AMI wei.
ard waterfd by thc Arkansas river
pr;ce $50: ons-haN cash and ba'-
.rce in two and fonr months tBlr.
M 1-i -, half oy section & township q.
,,nve west. ; acres IN cultivation.
hedge row. broke. : miles west ~
wichita Price 500
No. e-3-ts- 5G-i0s acres frSi bottom; N acre.
b-ate; 9 miles from ili- s'ty +; n"rti'-
cast quarter ~ section ;. town .. ]
eaSt Price s9'so.
NO. .s,-if3 scr.s frs bottom lana- - :
broke. mile. from this city south
cast quarter n section %. town -. J
cat Pre- sft pr- srTe
No. asgi-lsa acres first bottom. y acres broke.
ha'.-e !sxi4 - rali~s from isiS cff
sorthwest q1srtri = ~-eisoT =, town
=. r5n-e : eat. Pr. o.
Sn s---e4 49, sec-pH 's1t'pu1. 70 ncrf'
f-ore vrs,6 -aa-i vratsr = Hniles trorl
mi. rifv. mice from - Fzsa. Prise
ca. Southeast quarter q section -
town -. RANCE , east
xn 81 20, -. 9irst fctg1al. p srrr. trass
bon.e fsxl4- fegr u1iies from tils cs's
.o,,theg~<, ausvtCF ~ s~Tfiau u. town
7xeEt Fs5re s-s-
M So-7t,gg est quarter q zs-sIon , loss y
.hip =. raa-s vcsi- 81 h'ttcEi l4-d
-uf!e. fraga I'll. eitf Pro- 20
So .1-is0 ae-es u zc-os = pisrtea timber
s. aerss under cultis stips psfs- ffaf'.'
bo,ls4 with cellar u.5:& asu-F i-Hf
h@.fe-e yass. 81 sTenrsss zef~i t'sli'
.:shie 30 fruit tree On Chissn'B
c~eek: good sprinz Geek rsar.4rl
fh-ouZh aid }aH3 heirz 'se .9uts
east quarter 81 .eetsch u, ton nssiP =
-1u-e ! east 6 isaisa. from tbs eTi!
Pries I.sso
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In connection with the follow ing list
we have for sale several tracts of land,
ranging from TO 20 acres, adjacent TO
the city. suitable for suburban resi-
dences, and choice residence lots in all
parts of the city. We also have the ex-
elusive agency of several Of the best
business lots in the business center of
the city. Call at our Office for intor-
nation as to price and location.
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EMIGRATION TuRNING-CHEAP FARMS IN
SOUTHWEST MISSOURI 1.-The Atlantic and
Pacific railroad company Offers .sOO.O 600 acres
of land in Central and Southwest Missouri At
from s. to sl2 per acre, on seven years time,
with free transportation from St. Louis to all
purchasers. Climate, soil, timber, mineral
wealth, schools. churches and lsw-abidng So
ciety invite emigrants from all points to this
land Of fruits and flowers. For particulars adj
dress A. Tuck, land commissioner, st. Louis,
No 42-tf
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Amid the commissions Of the hour William
c. Woodman X Sons beg TO offer their calm,
sincere greetings to the public and assure
them that at No 81, 33 and IS Main street "all's
well,' with money TO loan. A new full stock
OF best brands and makes Of dry goods, boots,
shoes. hats. groceries. provisions and Rock
River building paper. We shall fight it out
on the old line all winter. and continue to sell
the most choice improved farms of Sedgwiek
county. below the market, either for cash or
on time 26-tf
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No. $3.50 acres being tie whole OF section
5, township -. range west; good
house and stable itD acres IN cuitlY1-
ton, - acres in timber and waiercj
by the ArkaD-as river; u miles from
pD~toftcs and church. Price 10 per
acre. viii trade f": cattle.
No. 3so-NorthcI, at quarter of section 4, town
ship ri. range ] west 81 acres ia cub
tIssiion: So fufcsf and ~ fruit tree
planted. house l2Nif. Price SiO per
acre.
No. 3ss--ic0 acres on Cow.Ain creek . acres
timber. y la c,iltita alton. aud wei wa
tered. Price 1903.
no. 3si-North@ost quarter Of section H.
to yr.hip -, range west 100 ACRES
unlmpr0sed. Price $50.
No. 3-s-ig5 acres al the Esouth Of spring
creek - acres timber, y IN e,iltiy A.
ton and watered by spring creek a
good stock farm Ifice e. per acre.
80. $3.50 acres. the SOUTHEAST quarter u
section 2. township =. range se.i I,
uninprsyed. Price 100.
| No. 3Ss-Nortiaeas; quarter q sssti0n 8. town
ship y. range west; Is acres Ia cub
tfya,!ou. Prize l2og
mile. southeast Of W tebfia- Price ~
10 sga-3g, acres 6 niic. tse-i Of vs. icisiia, BE-
( in. the southeast quarter % section -,
and northeast quarter II ,esiich -,
township y, range srs'- Price l',ai.
40. Sas-l;s5 acres, III. scsi;hwcsi giIait"r %
Z sNrfiHn -, tFb-sip H. FAsEF 49, q
splendid lznd. u inile. nortaScsi 0i
town. Price pr acre.
80 Ss-Norf beast quarter o: 1eeiion ~. i'''' D
sl,i, =. F1n-e J rs.f Sie bgfios'
land Iaiir- aorfhs ct u town FTiee
.iss"-
40. 3s5-lf acre., southeast quarter II acc
ton H. township =, range ! Ees ~
acres breLe, ~ bfsi~F. = sllss sfsl
Of HicAits. PTiee issJ
No z9--~sUfhae.t f,slsftts q sssfiels y
Township .. tanSe eat. a'i'''
sauftpsc.i % town. Price -
No. @.---.g. 1C-ipJ SrTr., 5ctag f,eni'ts.'
setsrsgr II >.rIiesl 6. fosyf sis5p - rzags
sS., = h5ites north q 49, IN. - asFs'
iiahsr, = IN cflli.f A:iogi iSE-s iEsisfs
il.ssl-s. good .tzsss sE5 EsiFFea -
f.sttle 81. stlss.. fTsce Sef 81 iie - .
,sn,s fsf isfs,i ii.s .Ts5s z - ..eF arr
No Egf--ffss are, ssgt4sesst GA -tfS ~ 49,
tisn u, sssgs ia.isii. .. fsssss sisi =
n.4se. EgEsi.sa-t - tpEE, bFFssTes =
q, i4..a Price 1858
10 s4s-{e4 ss.as neysfsve., rsasTtfr - ~
a1a p Township =. r4Iss 49,
10 ere. IN sTsttss - sesss Z. s.fsis-% sssisi.
sse.t % ~ isaigs. irlss ssst-
xo 4a,-9g5 acrs, - pls.e- -assls . iS@ . :
aers. isreke. = ARE. ssusissf q 'sss-7
- - 10 tssNsss1s sf''ss strss am
Pc 10
~, sss-sas sFFr. sss.iiis-ss, .flisrffs = -
r.ss Il tassss.tsg ,. rsis-e 40 q
a-fs- sfaI Af1-c rsgs sFote 80
@sz u N=:sr Prisr -
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-01-01

Last week male Rocky mountain lion was
killed on skeleton creek, in the TER rory. 10y
q. q. Wells. Mr.. Wel's. IN company with u.
J. Dean and Joe Hooker. all residents of THIS
CITY. were hunt.ng turkey. Wells and Hooker
were out OF camp together en- scout, when
they me; the animal. which stood but a few
rods from them in . mos. dcian, attitude.
Hooker gave him charge Of buck shot which
brought him 20 the ground. He >prang TO his
feet again. when Hooker gave him another,
..broad side OF buck shot, and he wrnt down
a second time. He regained his feet and start
cd in the direction OF " els. who was little
distance across the creek, when thc latter paid
his compliments to the King Of the forests 10y
piercing his right eye with mushet ball. II
finished him. The carcass was brought into
camp and found TO measure seven feet from
"tip to tip The skin Was carefully taken %
and brought to Caldwell where II VIII be
stuffed. II viii he here m lew Gays. ana
viii probably b. m additional attraction IN
Chas. Hills drug sore.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-01-01

CEDAR POINT FLOUR SToRE.-We are now
putting in stock Of new -four at No. 50 Main
street. Wichita, Has, and respectfully invite
the citizens Of Wichita and the surrounding
country. as well As dealers who purchase their
-four at Wichita, TO give u- call. and give our
-four a trial. We are now retailing xxx II
$40, xxx 800. fine 1926. Shorts $40.
bran Soc per cwt. Remember the place Is ST
McCorkle's grocery store, adjoining c. NJ. Gar
ri.on's harness shop.
July 18th, 1873.
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To TAN PA1Ers y CITy OF WIcnuA.-ii
being - near the ioth oi January. and the
rash 90 pay taxes before tha; tine - great,
d ere that the FAX payers O; the city Will cal
:, Tie ;rca>urer's Office pre-, iog,s 10 II o'eloeK
= ~ and amer O'clock !. m. % = 10 accom-
mods;c parties from the country. - they gen
orally arrive in the middle portion Of the dsy.
and hsyc to return home. q y At the expense
OF staying over night.
5. c. JOHNSON. County treasurer.
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READ THIS
IMPROVED FARsi-I5o acres, first bottom
land. with 80 acres in cult, alton: good
house lixao. pine, story and half !;
good stable iaxa6: 100 rods OF grow
ing hedge a good well three and a
half miles from Wichita being the
northwest quarter OF section 81. TOWN.
ship Vi, east. Price fI5o0.
NO. .5-l6J acres second bottom southwest
quarter section 80. township %, range
,east; u miles from Wichita. Prize
5000.
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NO. 30-i60 acres first bottom; southeast
quarter section So, township -, range
l east; ~ acres under cult, alton
pine frame house i2xl6, with Kitchen
II miles from Wichita. Price $3.50.
No. eo9-i6o acres first bottom; southeast
quarter section 5. township -, range
west. Price 900
No. 41-So acres hfst bottom; q acres of tim
Der OH Chisholm creek the north halt
o; the northwest quarter of section -,
township -, range east three-quar-
tiers of a mile from this city. Price
l.tst1