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Paseuss On III lanas catered pr:osts April
La, is7S, are nsw ready as the sasd o4aes. II
would Be- zen ssr he parties to whom the
paseaas belssg 70 get them and have them duly
seoardsd, wAicA ~ ssss lag ard tedious
ittigafasa q soos future TIM. 40
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WHEREAS: The success Of every branch
Of industry depends almost entirely upon
the success Of agriculture, and
WHEREAS: During the past four years,
the interests OF agriculture have suffered Sc
verify by the depredations Of Texas cattle In .
great portion Of our country, therefore be 1t
Resolred: BY the Patrons of Delano grange
that we deem the establishment Of the dead
line for Texas cattle. at the center OF range
three west, to be a just and fair settlement OF
this question.
Rssolred: That the thanks Of this grange
are due, Hon. Z. Is. Allen for his services In
this important business.
Resolrsd: That copy Of these resolutions
be sent to Hon Z. b. Allen, and to the Wich'
tia papers for publication.
NJ. SCULLEY, Master.
Socrntarv
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Notice Is given in our county papers Of
meeting of the county council p. Of H. to take
place on the 9Th day Of March next. In addi-
ton to the work therein set fourth, desire
to give notice that business of the utmost i'm
poriance to all Masters and past Masters will
take place at said meeting, and urge every
grange In the county to send = full delegation.
Feb. I'D. 1875. JNO. KELLY,
Delegate.
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Next Sabbath Rev. MIR. Hannah closes his
work at this place. The ecclesiastical yeaI
Conference will meet IN few days. What
their action In regard TO Mr.. Hanna's return
will be. we are not advised. but his work here
has been very thorough and decided; building
up large congregation and making . great
many warm friends, who desire very much
that he should be returned to this work next
year. Be that as II may, success viii
crown his efforts where ever he goes, and the
prayers and well wishes Of host OF Christians
inoar city, regardless of sect or denomination
viii follow him.
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Hor,icuturists and Kansas papers. arc
just now discussing the chances for growing
and acclimat,ng the eucalyptus siobuius, Au-
s,ralan gum. or myrtle tree. This tree has
already been satisfactorily experimental on
here. hence We say most emphatically that It
"csu't be did Mr.. William Griheustein
sent 10 California. and through an acquaint-
rnce obtained seed, which for selection, care
aud freight. csst him ESQ. This seed was
planted and cultured by . man who had for.
merly been California orchardist and most
excellent hand. The trees grew six feet the
first year. they were carefully nurscd, in the
tan mulchcd. and bent over to cover, receiv.
ing the greatest care and protection. and al
though the winter Of 1874 was unusually mild.
they were all killed. We published shortly
after Ia the EAGLE, . carefully written article
on the subject, detailing all these facts with
many more. which should be read BY Prof.
kelsey, VIII, seems to be ., present greatly
intcreyted.i,, this move 70 grow In Eassas tn
Australian yum tree.
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Mr. John Bond, Of Delano township, con-
fidentiai charity correspondent Of Prof. A. b..
Smith, late president OF the Arkansas Valley
Institute. leff the country last week and at the
same time our good friend s. ". Richmond,
to the tune OF 5000, security money, that will
have 10 be paid. Bond betrayed the conf
dence OF MIR. Richmond In the meancst way.
This is the third tine our friend Richmond
has been caught through the kind influences
Of his heart, we hope he has had with his
third his last lesson.
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Wanted to trade, ten shares OF Occidental
Hotel stock for country or city property. For
further information inquire al this once. 4s-tf
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ctive operations have began on the water,
of Wheeler & Sheets. 1t 10 claimed that
,ill be grinding out -four bciimes' THIS
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cry Aiusworth, the efficient Land once
!, Is up helping to set the new Y. . Lano
q at L.arned, grinding.
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Mrs. Bu.er just received stamping patterns
for silk embroidery and hraiding: also em-
broidery and saddler SILK In al shades VIII
teach school giris Saturday maraias and afier-
moon. III
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learn from the proprietors OF the wien
CITY Mills that they are selling AAAA
at three dollars per hundred.
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-an,ed--A girl to do general house work
/, small family. Must come well recon-
,dcd. A good home and good wages Tor
u Inquire ut this Office.
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NO. ss-Les No I in s~eItoa Is, township -.
range west, and so Of 50 Of srcitca ~.
and w Of nv ef sc 81 In town -. rausr
east ceassiniax iss scres. has Ten servs
Of timber; ten acrvs IN cultivation and
wassrxd by The Arkansas river. Price 80.
NO szo-xs srres, IN Butler county Kansas. being
arc 8, town q, Rxngr sssst. A gocsi stock
farm. Prize ; per srre
NO. O4-l6u acres, northwest quarter >eesioh
-, township - range cart. IN But
Ter county, within miles Of Big Wal
NUT miles ~ Douglas. miles Of Man.
ley's ssw mill; has "A acres IN cultisa-
ton. and q good well Of water. Price
$40.
no. 50c-southeasi quarter section y. town
ship -, range l west; u miles rom
Newton; has good house with q rooms
and cellar. barn 3uxJ0, good well Of
water. 20 acres In cultivation. ID acres.
40 grapes In good condition. Price
S:s1o: win trade for cattle. Address
NO. 4ai--iGO acres northeast quarter Of sec
tion -, township s;..range west; has
Is acres In cultivation. good II story
frame house web finished; splendid
location, ~ miles west Of town. friee
lOO0.
NO. ls7-Northcast quarter section .. town
ship -, range west six miles north
west Of town; unimproyed. Price GO.
NO. 4s3-southwest quarter Of section ., town
ship q, range , west; unimprc,ed'
Price 600.
no. l57-l60 acres 40 acres In cultivation and
fenee, with rails, good IA story log
house, good well and stable: the south
east quarter section =, township =.
range east, 8 mies south OF Wichita.
Price 1900.
NO. 442-160 acree, lying between The Big an'
Little Arkansas rivers, "A miles north
Of Wichita. The northeast quarter Of
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Proceedings Of the Board Of County
Commissioners.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, Feb. IL. 1875.
The board Of county commissioners met pur-
suant to adjournment. The following members
were present, viz: John T. Carpenter, J. Il.
York, and W. G. Hobbs.
The following bills against the county were al
lowed and warrants were ordered to be drawn on
the rouutv fund therefor:
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he weather has been anything but settled
past week. We could describe II cxactiy
e were thoroughly dyspeptic. We leave
, the imagination OF such.
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NOTICE

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a, fusrAs<e tn fadsosssx De ~crsf-ed ps'rss Va
90 for ga - draws W : G. Erssy. ysssnss 70
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&c Elder. city marshal Of Wichita, IN
days II tried mans soG.," came down
n Barton, Harvey county. where he NO"
des, last Monday, bringing with him q
Sa stolsn from these parts.
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Georgetown, Wis, sent twenty-hv dollars
ash to Mr.. A. c. Sal.zman, one OF its former
.itizcns, now living at Bruno, Butler county.
.ir. Saltzman distributed the amount TO the
est advantage he could. The recipients were
rateiul. MIR. Sallzman lives on the county
ne in Butler county, but does not know 1t,
N the agitating sense.
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II may not be generally known that here
after all bank checks require q two cent stamp.
A recent law to increase the revenue imposes
1this additional tax upon commercial! transac-
'tions All bank paper which is used as u
check or voucher must be duly stamped, and
that stamp cancelled, or the party Is liable to
n fine Of not less than fifty dollars
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Wtehi.s. scdgwiek Co. Ks1s. FEB n. %
xoeic< l. given 70 j. u. Mrs. Geo EulsF. zsrh-
srsss stroup and Hi Robissu; thsf haE< made
.rpiicstica for the ssrver Of m fstsnd IA O. ar
k.ssas river IN sees ), sssd IL Tsxn- y sozzh
Of rxngr I east Of sgh r. ~
E-ae ALLEN MASON
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Josiah Scott writes us from Mt. Zion, Ma
con county, H., that the good people there,
are raising two car loads OF relief goods, one
each for Butler and sedgwick county's. This
announcement will be met by thousand
thanks from cherries homes, and We can as
sure the noble hearts thus responding to the
appeals OF our sufferers that their Kindness
Will not be forgotten. and should they. which
may God avert, ever be brought to our
Strengthened condition, and VIC arc - they,
our response will be rs willing and quick.
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We used lower case s In spelling our little
,od lore, while the Champion local severalis-
ues ago, used cap w. in spelling his little
rod. wbiskey. We let him alone, thinking
le preferred it SO. but with less humanity on
his part, he must needs fold his ears over his
mead and bray at US. Shame on you for the
'inprovokcd attacks made upon us, who never
Hone Won wrong
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The I'D here was duly observed. An the
U. s. Offices were closed, as It b declared
national holiday by tho goverumeat. Tao
banks were closed. It vas almost imposs'o'e
to keep the postofHce shut a. It was oess'geo
Nh day. The favors granted those hving u
the country, in the way Of handing out naiss
kept It open most Of the time. Tne 20
wound up with grand masquerade ball, ID
the evening, OF this we have spoken else
where.
The government freight referred to in our
last issue, we learn. will be sent here In just
such quantities only, as can be forwarded imme-
distsly by our wagon transportion to tne
Cheyenne and Wichita Agencies and reason
able rates can be obtained.-Our esteemed
citizen, John Exton. will give all necessary
information on application to him. We were
Ia error last week ~ to the firm name, M
stead of being Fenlon, FRAZIER i Co.. 81.
Louis. IL is W. C, Graham & Co., Government
contractors, Denison, Texas. Mr.. Fenlon,
however, il of the Company.
Sheriff Massey's fny-sccond birthday, the
ed, was the occasion Of . least and old FASH
toned frolic rendered him BY his good wife.
who made all the arrangements and done the
inviting In the evening the house Of sherin
Massey was invaded by hilarious surprise
party consisting Of young folks, who kept
things lively until well nigh unto morning.
with fcasting dancing and merry-making. BY
a coincidence, Geo. Washington the father Of
bis country. was born on the same day that
sheriff Massey was. But the sheriff gets away
with George in the item Of birthday celebra-
tons.
A German settler In Illinois township. BY
the name of Frederick Kresse. has been
threatened by anonymous letter, with the d.
rect calamities, unless be abandous his land
which is his by every right and title that JUS
tice can claim. His neighbors have agreed to
stand by him to o man, and whoever the
threatening party is, it will be dangerous for
him to attempt any wrong upon Mr.. kresse.
This thing OF writing threatening letters and
with holding names, is born Of the most cow
srdIy instincts, and we trust that for the name
of civilization, we will not be called upon to
record another instance Of 1t in tins county.
| if YOU have Q fight to make. with shadow OF
cause, make It open and manly, without this
there can be no wrong to right.
The Valley House, as now kept by the new
landlord. Robert WykoG, Is gaining the plau-
dts Of transient as well as home trade. 1t IL
praised for the good qualities Of board, bed
and treatment.
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For the information OF The 90 petitioner
living In Ssdgwick and Butler csunties' sss-
Ing an extension OF route s. and u froo
Douelas via Rose ain and Iowavflle, IL poss'
master general Informs US that IN invesuga-
ton Of the matter determines that II would
cost the service e6os.50 per annun more
than the route now costs, which via nos
Justify the department in ordering the extra
service. We are sorry for our htends' oat
we did the best we could, and we WIN have 70
waft awhile.
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A frightened deer, followed closely by
dogs took refuge from is fierce pursurers in
our kitchen last Monday. From there 1t went
painting into the sitting room surprising our
good wife aud accordingly, our little ones out
of a years growth. ltappeared nearly ex-
haustcd from its chase, but M few moments
followed the mother and children out into the
ward when it went skipping across the prairie
whether tame or wild, we could not deter
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Through your valuable paper we desire to
return our thanks to the good people Of Prai-
rieton, yigo county, Ind, for the sum Of s24.Oo
also. Honey Greek, for the sum Of 1890 sent
through our agent, J. Z. Nelson, with the
assurance that it win be honestly distributed.
j. A. Nelson, Pres.
+. W. Phillips, treas.
James Stewart, Sec.
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ton wants to buy six yoke Of Texas
C that are broke or partially broke. Sec
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The masquerade ball gwen by the Young
Mems Social Circle at Eagle Hall last Monday
night, for the benefit Of the aid society, is pro-
nounced the most brilliant and enjoyable en-
tcrtainment ever held in this city. Several in
attendance from Kansas City gave it the cred
itof having been equal in every respect to the
loudcst praised OF similar parties had there.
The custmos embraced every variety and
kind. Some OF the make-ups were the most
dazzling and appropriate ever worn at like
testivity here. others were laugh ably grotes-
que. The affair lasted until the cocks were
set GROWING" and win long be reverted 10 by
those present, as one OF the real happy occas.
ions Of their lite. The receipts amounted to
over ninety dollars.
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Mr.. ID. Young. p. NJ. of Douglas, and late
j the firm OF Calhoun & Young, made us
aeasant call this week. lie was on hts way
, Kansas City, having something to do there
! connection with the estate Of Charlie Cal
GUN, deceased, Mr.. Young being administra-
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$. Russell tc-night at Eagle Hall, beneff
$ aid society, don't fail to attend.
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Rev. J. c. Post will receive car load OF a'd
II to him for distribution, from Fort Wayne
4. Rev. Post will scatter these supplies
,ough four counties and do as much, and as
good with them as can be done. this we
md ready to vouch.
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Ludlum h Co. are the only large dealers in
corn ut Wichita. They have on hand from
five to ten car loads at time. They can sell
as low IL not lower than any Of the small
shippers. II you doubt this, call and be con-
WINGED. They mean business. hence are not
behind on -four either. In the meantime, II
you will be kind enough to exercise little
patience, you will find with them the largest
and freshest assortment Of seeds for the
spring trade ever brought to this market. 45tf
English spiced rolls at East and West Gro
Gerry, very nice, try a slice. 4E2t
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lrs. DIR. Furry has gone to Nashville, Ten
see, whittier she accompanied her mother
o has been visiting her. We wish Mrs.
-ly an enjoyable time and a safe return 10
many warm lady friends here.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

A No. yoke lead oxen for sale by DR..
Miuturu, near Eid-idgc. Aft
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&c union meetings are still progressing.
deal OF interest Is being manifested.
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rhe young man arrested ut the Nahey
ouse last Saturday, charged with stealing
rse, had preliminary examination before
,tice Mitchell, Tuesday. and was bound
or until the March term Of district court.
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.ast Saturdays attempt OF the Champion
terrible weak. "ohe, One, Tommy!
ou've busted a vessel In your cad"
W air yourself, open your mouth and let
, wind whistle through your ears awhile.
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ir. John W. Kelley has returned from the
citing Of the state grange at Topeka. The
.ceedings of the meeting will be iound AZ
9Th m the grange department OF nex'
ek's EAGLE. coming too late for this.
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s. d. and 4. u. must pardon ~, but We can
not publish anything Of % personal NATURE
containing such grievous reflections. Inc
EAGLE has never in the past opened it, COZ
umns for the ventilation Of misunderstanc-
inss. neighborhood quarreis, or local diner
euces. Its motto has been, and VIII be, the
well being and prosperity Of the county ana
CITY asa whole-to encourage rather than 70
wound, to pacify rather than to stir mp. we
are al far from perfect and none OF 10 WIN
out our failings. Personally We are more IN
cllned to invent an excuse for . hasfy or
thouxhtiess action OF an enemy than to inn
pugn his motives. As to the communication
Of Il. c., we fully appreciate the warm 'r1eno-
ship that dictated bis manly words Of defence
and be has eur personal and besrtiest thanks
but . Newspaper should no more be the ve-
hicle for personal reveuges Of the editor tnan
those of any individual subscriber. We are
all neighbors and many Of us. We hope, wiil
be friends for the many years to come, ana
II. C would not want an old die Of the EAGLE
pulled on him dozen years hence containing
words that he might then wish had never
been spoken. We have . most promising
young city, and in many respects the nnest
and best county. naturally, ia the state Of
Kansas, with the people Of both we expect 10
live for long years to come-here's our home
and whstever may be cur ups and downs
personally, we want 10 80 conduct the EAGLE
As to command the respect and confidence oil
all true men. And this is our apology for the
non-appcarauce Of the communication al'ud'
ed to.
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The county aid society met at the office Of
J. Tucker, on Tuesday, February %, 1878.
In the absence OF Hon. L. T.. Thompson, Of
Kechi township, q. NJ. Jordan was elected
president pro ten. The following business
was transacted:
Voted that S. W. Major be acknowledged
rs delegate from Attica township.
Received from Topeka, per Atchison, To-
peka 4 Santa Fc railroad, one box hats and
caps, one box clothing and one box coffee.
Voted that each delegate procure the names
Of all in their respective townships who are
in faver of holding an election for the purpose
Of voting for or against county bonds in &C
cordance with an act passed by the kansas
legislature, February Q, 1873, and report on
or before March I. 1915.
Voted that we now adjourn 10 meet next
Tuesday, March :. 1873.
G. NJ. JORDAN, Pres. pro tenn.
u M~novarp Se~rctarv.
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Mr.. F. A. Gather lett here on Tuesday for
estern Virginia. whittier he goes to solicit
d for the county aid society. lie lett here
bout as well endorsed as could be, bearing
inuyh certificates of character to make him
,,und shotiidered.
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p MCDONALD, Secretary.

Geo. DeAmour, sometimes called George
Moore, here, formerly deputy marshal under
Mike Mesgher, and deputy sheriff under John
ny Meaghcr, was shot and killed In q saloon at
Orc City, Colorado territory. on the sth inst,
by one Joha Murphy. 1t seems Murphy
charged George with having stolen three
hundred dollars from him while they were
drunk together. Amer getting duly sober,
Murphy walked into saloon where DeAmour
was engaged at game Of cards, drew revoi-
yer and shot ball through his right temple,
which nom the proximity and force Of the
discharge, went clear through. and out at the
back Of his head. DeAmour only lived few
moments. Murphy shd away on snow shoes.
Geo. DeAmcur was member Of the mason
ic lodge Of this city, to whom the following
letter in confirmation OF the killing has been
sent. and which the secretary has permitted
ne to copy:
ORC CITY, Col. Feb. lsth, 1915.
Secretary. Asscnic Lodge, wichita, Kan.
DEAR Slk Mr.. Geo. DeAnour. . mem.
Der Of your lodge, was sAos and killed here %
the IN Inst Plesee inseem ~ Of his place Of
birth. - want % tnform his ffiends. II you
wish win send you particu M Of his death.
,feun Fraternally.
c. b. sroxg.
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A meeting OF Clarion grange was held 10
ncolp township February LIST, at which the
Gamble and resolutions OF Aihica and Mn
,scah oranges. in referance 10 the dead line,
ere adopted. w. II. Yazei, Master. S. Clark
-.crcfarr
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Two hundred sets Of W. 6. teas,
Fifty sets of W. g. cofiecs.
Six dozen of W. G. ever and basins,
Fifty dozen Of goblets,

Plated ware, ivory and rubber handled
knives, and best assortment Of cutlery IN
Southwestern Kansas, at Caldwell y Tits
wOrth's. A-u
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scawnTER & DAvlDsos's LUMBER YARD,
WICHITA, KANSAS:
WICHITA NURSERY,

WICHITA NURSERY,
Tive and half MILES southeast Of Town
ON THE WINFIELD ROAD.
J. 4. sTuRNs, Proprietor.
Ny Stock was all grown at Ottawa, Kansas,
at my own Nursery,
which will move down this coming spring
and establish
A First Glass Nursery,
At this pac and expect to be engaged in that bus
insess, want every Farmer to give inca
call this spring for will not Big
underssld.
Apple and Peach, two and three year oIds.
Pear, Cherry, Plum, Ounce, GooscbeTy, Cur
rant Blackbe Raspberry, Ornamental
shrubs and Roses. Hedge Plants.
Ihave 10. 900 Apple Trees two years old stand
three to four feet high. which VIII
sell on time.
Send for Price List,
jill. STURNS,
| wichita. kaasas
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Last Saturday was another unusually busy
day In our city. The avenues Of trade we're
literally crowded with moving masses Of peo-