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The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

High water in the Wabash river, Indi-
ana, is doing considerable damage to
crops on bottom lands. About three
thousaS1 acres of corn between Terre
Haute and Hutsonville, distance Of
overflow, and it is thought other locali-
ties slong the river have suffered pro-
poltionately.
Domestic exports from Philadelphia
for the year ending June 80, 1876,
amounted to $2s, ,58s, ,017, of which 81 :
279, ,5S1 went in American vessels and
$17,3oe, ,53S in foreign.
Miss Mary Cornell, daughter of the
founder of the lucky university, was
among the distinguished witnesses of
the race on Lake Saratoga.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21
Obituary..
LADY JANE @. FRANKLIN.


Lady Jane Griffin Franklin. widow of
of Sir John Franklin, died Sunday night
in London Lady Franklin was born at
the beginning of the present century.
In 1926 she married Sir John, who ten
years later she accompanied to Van Die
mans Land, whittier he went as Cover
nor. He held this office until 1945. In
that year he was appointed to the CON-
mand of u new expedition to discover
the northwest passage. 1t consisted OF
the ships Erebus and Terror. Franklin's
orders were to return in 1847, and in
lS4S, no tidings of the expedition hav-
ing reached England, the anxiety of the
country as to his fate led to the fitting
out of several expeditions in search ol
him. Lady Franklin placed her whole
fortune at the disposal of the various
travellers who from time to time hav.
made attempts to find traces of her hus
band.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

HEAVY SUtT.--In the Philadelphia
Court of Common Please, Ren Mon.
day, one William Howard filed a
bill in equity against the Pennsylvania
railroad for $l1, 100000 alleged to be
due the Philadelphia and Erie road
The plaintiff represents that he is a
stockholder of the Philadelphia and
Erie railroad and that the Pennsylvan-
ia Railroad Company are the owners
of a majority of the capital stock of
that company, which, by virtue of a
lease, is used and operated by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. The
charges are that this company have
not performed their duty, and have
not diligently and economically used
and operated said railway, and have
greatly overcharged the costs and ex.
penses of its maintenance. The Pen
nsylvania railroad officials do moi
attach any importance to the suit.
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~ ~
REGLSTER'S ORDERk
Registers Order.
REGIsTEI's OFFICE,

=, - hEGlSTER UFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, July lilh 1874
Upon tho application OF Victor Uupont
Executor OF William Thatcher. lara oi
Wilmington hundred. in said county. deceos.
ed il is Ordered and directed by the Regis
ter that the Executor aforesaid give
notice ot the granting ef Letters Of All.
ministfation upon the Estate Of the {! creasea
with the date OF granting thereof, by causing
advertisements to be posted within forty Gaye
from tho date of such Letters, in siy of HE
alost pnblic places Of the county of New Cas
Gla. requiring all persons having demanJ.
against tho Es ate to present the s0me d,
abide by an Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
to he inserted within the same period in the
Daily 6azette, a newspaper published in
Wilmington, and to be eoutinuad ibera;n n
sfss2ss& thrne weeks. II. q. ID.
HyHSN Given under the hand and seal n,
Office of tho kegisier aforesaiJ' 81
New Castle, New Castle county aioreaa;d
tho day and year above written.
s. e. BlHdS. Re7ister.
NOTICE,
All persons having claims aga1nst tba H..
fate OF tho deceased must present thn ea,ma !
Iu'V attostsd to tie Executor, on or he.
inro Juy llth, 1876. or abide the AT y,
Assembly ln such case made and DrovidoJ
VICTOR DnPONT,
Address-Wilmington, Del. jyl5eod3w
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21
SMITHS SIXTH GRAND EXCURSION
Up the Hudson River to WEST POINT
THURSDAY, JULY II. 1875.

Leaves Wilmington fromP r. Dcpot O'Clock.
Elng
IN
Phisades
Point sh eAh Anthonys
taonery.a and stopp
Military adjacent ana inc CGmy Ieh nc
n
eBrakne viii
the
and JOIN h kxcu u at jersey City
LEAVE CHESTER AT GO
Wilmington
sonat the plat orm,3 and
TO all
The
nova Weber Piano has been added
not NOR board
until Friday
jersey of 81 p additional
Hshifui oil the
Fare for the tMurson $685. Children under Il years Of age $685.
1lCKEScan be tho Book store Of Bughman Toma&
Make early application limited number will be sold
E.
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THE KHEDIyE OF EaYPT.-Genoral
Dye, of Mansfield, Ohio, a graduate oi
West Point, and adjutant general OF
the khedive of Egypt, is now at his
old home. General Dye says the Khe
dive is conquering Africa with some
skill and the grand purpose of civiliz
ing the people. He has four corps now
out, mostly Arabs ofilcered by Amcri.
cans, and sent up the Nile and it.
branches. He is introducing our ma
chinery and agriculture where he can
and with his enormous wealth doe.
much coed, but lie fills his own pocket,
as he goes.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

The women of Boston and neighbor.
ing towns are helping to raise the five
thousand dollars that Massachusetts is
asked to contribute towards the wo-
mems building for the Philadelphia
centennial.
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee and the Norfolk
Blues have received special invita-
ton to attend a reunion of the Federals
and Confederates at Caldwell, Ohio,
Sept. l, Q and 8.
There are 103, ,154 trees in the avenues
and otherpublic thoroughfares inParis
and the yearly expense of their main
tenance amounts to thirty.eight thou
sand dollars.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21
WILMINGTON. DEL, JULY II. 1875

CONTRACT WoRK.-The Gazette advo-
Gates the finishing of the new reservoir
and the laying OF the new mains by &C n.
tract. 1t says that they are costing en-
tirely too much as now conducted. Ii
that be the fact the members of the DEM
ocratic party are responsible. Messrs.
Hayes, McIntire and their colleagues, act
ing with VIM. Candy, took the matter
out of the hands of the Republicans and
controlled the work to suit themselves
Republican.
That extract is equivalent to an admis-
sion of the fact charged by the Gazette;
bat the Republican knows that It's party
10 responsible for the work and the man
ner in which it is done. 1t can never make
intelligent readers believe that eight
Democrats in the Council could control
this important work in opposition to
thirteen Republican members. The Re-
pablicans have a majority of five in the
Council, and they are responsible for the
work. In fact the Democrats get moth
ing done as they want it done. We know
that if they had had majority in the
Council the work on the basin would have
been done by contract, and a very large
sum of money would have been saved
The Republicans were opposed to doing
the work by contract from the start
They commenced it by the day under the
old Ring; they refused to do it by con-
tract, and the chief of the new Ring fol-
lowed in the footsteps Of the old. From
the first the Gazette urged the contract
system, and all who were not in the Ring
supposed it would be adopted.
The Council are foolishly wasting the
money Of the city, and the slow progress
which the work is making Is burning
shame. Had the excavation been given
ont to contractors in sections, the whole
Of it would have been done by this time
and the people of the city would have
had some assurance that the Council were
governed by economical principles.
No doubt Mr.. Febiger, one of the old
Ring, saw how difficult it would be tc
manage properly FIVE hundred hands
with horses and carts within the small
space, and hence his motion some TIM
ago in Council to do the work by con
tract. Under the contract system eacl
contractor would manage his gang c
men, and he would be bound to make hi
work pass inspection. Excavation is tn
simplest kind of work; all railroads ar
excavated and graded by contract, an
there are thousands OF men who work 6
it; and the city is the victim of one of tn
most silly and costly arrangements eve
perpetrated upon a community. 1t hs
been the cause Of all the trouble, and hi
given the committee four times as muc
trouble as they would have had und
the contract system; and the work WI
only continued by the day by the ne
Ring because the old Ring commence
it in that way. We should not be at a
surprised if the work should prove to
botched as badly as the Eighth sire
basin was, and like it would have to
partly done over.
There Is a bare possibility that tn
may be avoided by the election OF D
mocratic majority in the City Council
September.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21
ON MONDAY,
The I'd day of August. A. D. 1875

At ? o'clock. y. H.. on the premises,
In the City Of Wilmington, the following dc
scribed Real Estate. situated in the said city,
viz:
No. j. All that certain lot or parcel of land
situate in the City of Wilmington aforesaid,
with n Brick Copper-Smith Shop thereon
erected, bounded and described as follows, to
wit beginning at corner stake on the Wes-
tern side of French street between Second
and Third streets at the distance of oh1 hun
dred and tlitythree feet from tho northern
side of Second street, thence north tifty-eight
degrees west, and passing through the middle
, Of the southern end wall of said shop or house
seventy feet tormerly seventy eight feet) to
corner stake, thence by land late of DIR. Al
len McLane north thirty-two degrees east
eighteen feet to a corner stake, thence cas-
terly by line parallel with the first described
line and with Second street and dividing SAID
shop from the dwelling of said Barzila Heis-
Ter seventy feet to the aforesaid side of French
street, and thence thereby south thirty-two
degrees west eighteen feet to the place of be-
ginning, containing within said bounds twelve
| hundred and sixty feet of land, more or less.
NO. =. All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land and buildings thereon, situate in hzar--.
the said City of Wilmington. and I'm
| bounded and described as follows, to
wit Beginning at point on the ~
northerly SIDE of Second street between King
| and French streets, at the distance OF 66 feet
| from the westerly side of French street,
thence northerly parallel to French street 6S
ieeI 10 a stake or corner, tncnce westerly pa
Tallel to Second street about % feet to a line
of land now or formerly of Mary jackson,
thence along the same southerly parallel to
French street sixty-eight feet to the aforesaid
side of Second street, and thence along the
| same easterly about 25 feet to the place OF be-
ginning, be the contents thereof what they
may.
| Attendance will be given and terms of sale
made known at the time and place aforesaid
| by the undersigned, Trustees, appointed by
1 hn fn 1A Annt th.as Ia, IL. A =
| torney. CHAS. B. LORE,
SAM'L Nj. HARRINGTON.
| Trustees
Wilmington, Del, July 10. ls75-s&wts
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21
Ex-Priest Gerdemann Rescued from
o Mob

PHILADELPHIA, July 20-Rx-F Father
Gerdemann, who was recently tried for
embez2lement, the jury failing to agree
upon verdict, came near being mobbed
tonight In the upper section of the city
His presence being discovered in a been
saloon, 1t was soon noised around, and q
large crowd collecting around, boots and
yells greeted the ex-priest. A squad Of
police visited the scene, rescued Gerde
mann and dispersed the mob.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

The Maryland Democratic State Con-
vention meets in Baltimore to-day. The
Suns table says the delegates stand AZ
for Hamilton, 80 for Carroll, and 27 for
Groome.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

DEMOCRATIC MEETINa.-TheD Democra-
tic citizens are invited to attend meet
ing to make arrangements for the ap-
preaching city election, on Friday even
ing next, at u o'clock. There should be
a general attendance
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21
TRUSTEES SALE
r E AL E ST A 7 +

10y virtue OF an order OF the Chancellor of
causc of partition between Reuel Hesler
and Rebecca $. lieisler, ct al, will be exposed
to sal e. Mt Bnhllc Auction
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21

GERGES
10 All Wool Serges In beautiful Shades
~ and 30 cents. WIN. b. SHARP,
oec22 - 4th and Market
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21
WE4THER KEPORT.
WAsHINGToN,July 2l,-1 A. M

For the Middle and Eastern States,
falling barometer, southerly to wester
ly winds and occasional rains, followed
by rising barometer, warm and clear
or partly cloudy weather.
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21
. PUBLIC SALES
TRUSTEE'S SALE
REAL ESTATE.

-. BY vir.ue of an order of the Orphan
49,. Court of the State of Delaware, ia and
G5slM for New Castle County, made the 18th
Wiai day of February, A. ID. 1870, will be ex-
posed to sale at Public Auction,
The daily gazette., 1875-07-21
NEW 1DYEhTISEM ENIS.

INEiT CAEPETINGS, 30 cents per yd,
IL FELT CEILING for rooms in place OF
Plaster. FELT ROOFING and SIDING. For
Circular and Sample. address, e. j. FAY,
Camden, New Jersey.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

The naaalscT Of Sa--t- daily Registered 81
he DsGsias Aveuu- HIlss. Fr-i Daily. pro-
pri-iur. :. IN sarss-; % -s;rcm IN whaeh mi.
ius-i cxCsliEui aal Wildly repaied tTayrlrs.
s,a-. = he'll The AVrna~ House l. one OF
ths ins;iiuJisEs ei wicbiia. talked 81 a. Haach
md a. oiisn Away from herr. o the town H.
I'll A czis-rrr NJ. Daily has lev sgiiai-.
and = ian,iis.is a-ns nj. -i,ic the Missouri
over excel Mr.. Daily. Ia ihr oiilcr Mr. a. :
Wood has .aiuei rtpi.ily in Pab,e fssoi IN.
- tp-isy b. ;. Regarded A. sur Of the be-, ho-
81 cicrk. IN the state. that i In all the .eu.I
BE s.liunci- b-lsngiu< TO ire slass. soCon,-
iAii.a, gusi hsmSr. ssciailhty and a -vu-
raj dr-Po-Iisa 10 dispose Of P-apl- 70 sn.I the
.-oBie al nsJ hin--iL Tue hos-s :, usE
i'irui-h-i zni n tables suPpued With the
81. Ths rsssaS zrr alEays kspt neat ant
iran- Al tarsr zni many msrc arc reason.
- cur Prrdietias fBT the Dough, Avenue
isuse ,a-rs share % the spring iufax Of
ravrL
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

What DO tzrmers and STOCK ", Ger. Of Se,i.
utek county and Of TINS Val,ey. ihiak Of n.
pructahleu-ss Of wiaterins sterA On hay alsss,
% cou'.e any siheF Nay. Cor many owner,
The rs~t uiHier. has been eut of the Sas-sisu
i'1s Nc w!4 Eoi aase Sfa,.ass.srs ever,
year and the qse>tioa set out !, = prarsic.
one. frsG es-srS4tisa and aDOn The jade
nasnt u expurizaoed men we venture the -
sert,Sn that uiaierinx nee, caftb- o. A.,
alone. y = fai;are. especially y this the 90.
with fexas AMI copansSa native stsek. IA
bunaio range beyoud eisHiza.isn l. prefer
bic 10 dry hay .n.l ranks cse-- To GOA 40.
toidrr. Haa- James r. Mad eaaa, In fss,.
the Nsdirlar LalEe is-s xeek xA-fe h- b.
sone ian beef esitie uiaierias o. ne r.n-.
lie teil- Us that oui " sesne si.eea SAich -r1
under ht- observation dasiaz the tiai-r IN
adssea have died. s.f oae-s.f 10 %. ,
eruL lie sat up 10 ar hou.c a rsa-s :.
tender lain - wsa.iesfaay fai and joy So
Il nr-; raa-e oEr dsabis .,eui "a beizz rag,
Sd. In $50 shsa tAe .esrse wiais- Al
tpriIs. cut - ez-r tg~aly-4ss PER e-st. =
shs ~iaisred essfle. H. Jaaa ten lsr sea-. q
t.e ranss eaitss we're ls-s. Tai. h. l.--a %
osher tearfai winter anrsin9saisi y 49,
fsz;-no tcsi a. al sx-ePi has. ani a. g.
the re-ali- .; ~-g Apsil. yss Ea.zy % n
s.uls On In Nod sins Ls.isr and otA-E eus-
hsr.smzss ~ - sussya Or ehsss ~,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

The next meeting Of the seagwiek county
Te.rher,' Association viii be he'll al the pub
he scBao, huildiuss In the eiiy o. wirhna.
saturday. the 81 d yof April The exercise.
oTthe evening wiH be Of IN Interesting char
.rier. Prof Ward ~ili rtPe.I hi. l-rtnre On
the subject. ''Iisms Eduo.iiSs.'' by request
Of many Of our eiiizens. who had the pleasure
of hearing "a. II the ls-t meeting u The A--e-
riaiOa. We hsps our reoplr NIL -bOw their
inisr--, In e-iucatisaal matter. by grcetias
hun with crowded house.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

Like iar'nrr Nhs,s WRcat prOlaisos foriy
Eve bushels to the acre. OF whs-. last ISi "
pigs were twice a. uany AMI tui1e n fas -
be hal any rcsson To expect : Ike a merchant
Whose dsh;ors al ru-h In tn same d.y ..
squarr No. - icei ne. Dr-Pite hard uz,->.
and a bard winter the suS-sri i.lisa Ii-s Of n,
EsGlE l. harvesting unPreosdrnIiy tat. %.
suo-crissrs are TeneSiag aal new Sas. csm-
inx In We booked eight nrw sah-ertbvr,
lssi f'ieay AID .eyen On SATURDAY. AMI Al
but tive OF Ihr-s resident. Of >~,l.Hiek ssas-
~. This b truly encouraging. mnch uSr.
than We had rrasoa q bvlirSe. aud we sui,
h"pe 10 be Al,le to merit the seac-sa. pAiros
s<e thu. be~io~ed.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18
National s,earashsp Line

Gsnsrsi Euizrz;iea snd Fcrsi<n Exsa.ne-
oac-. No - We, street. n-ar c1aai stree
New Nrrk eisy. rhe shesr -risasia he 81
s;s-aer-. have Mes rsrk AL ne priasips
perss II ksrsF-. every se-k- Pa-.ss- 81
xss4iiy r-iuSd rates. fer-sl. ui-aInx .,
sd ~ TIER fri-a.is, can uss s-r,h.-- ~.
sAr uas'cr-l<asL tsr~a<a tirk-t.ts wichit..
- .'s.ner irOn LiserI-al. Qa-eu-.-aru -
i-suisa- a s.eiiai earr taxa e p.--sas.r-
~ -rus4i At Ssy sSEs- J. FIf&IS. sye~,.
knp.rs aoa-e P.o Bal ~.
wkalD -. A.rua ynA ~ "a
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0rosfinr.

-
-.s w s'er's We .r- rs ~
-. NJ ne ecsn eneffy md .neitier
20 e.-se.sa. Z neiii csc sn<re sea'd b ..
We 'e.s,ea n'ns,e~nsa een,ury
.A'es Nc we sou'a nseer n.ss eeen . 4
o1e N Nc hs''ss - NJ
--.n p',a' o. s'es We arc a. an
'''''' N. eat n1-rA 'h1t Ne snonhi
oy tns "est o. cur ore~ Nc
me- c.r hsin<. sna tss e'aer Ne eros
me a-r,er y 70 earn me eomfsrts sh.f ne
nee1- We snee'd Al. ~ .r - pe-sao'e. hay
~ senstn'A< 'or rainy n.y. hswto DO this
= the great question Of ne day and hour; n
qa-uoa ssose pe1ines- o. woman SUI
"-se' " INC granger m'se@sn- or the third
,e'n. ose-ase y question th.f .pPe.as d.
rec,y 70 e-eh and esery oae % u Per-sn.1y.
me ansNer % TINS Sae-tian dos nH' dsPens
% nov n1ra OF now niue y"a earn. hoe
kre.t 90 snail your inesne' crPend- en-
urer On nov much Or htile you -p-nd- u
you e-rs w I've doA-r- .na spend but one.
you arc IN = i-ir way 70 -uecrea. ms me
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

We Arkno~l-dge . call made us b. Mr.
SAINT : Upton. the agreeable and sPritsly
.seni and cOrre.Psnd-nt Oi the Aichi-sa Pa
rist. The P=frist daily b nov a nsrnias %.
per. d Is conducted ATTY ant aside from ID. Po-
Hiic-. u one q the ms-t realabs. paper. In
The state. u l. the leading deIa .er.IIc organ
u k.nsas and as sarh has gained many warm
.dherents IN every part Of the stale. NJ
TiPsoa 10 an aa.bl- Eo-ahead ba-ins-s maH
~ho eaAno, Tail but make tie Pa. - It'll msrs
popular with IT, creed. We wish him sue
c--s 10 his canvas here.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

~ Pre~i4szi a-- signed A erlrr q he
s-r psl.ariHsszi. teass<a C's=- i>up-. csa>;i.
sfing WtsAiia ~ aalsa western irrarAf a.
- sAsner -nrq,iss 81 - -sut ~ ear D. -
s-uns-i - Ne raE.sas inii.a a-sp-ics IN ih-
riuiiy e >iA rsaa-ler~. frvi<aaeE. al IN
issF- al Eass al thsy wani % 4. tai- .aus-
- =, -u~a s-r--. A.aa~g fssa wisAl,- y
~ Lr@-s xsSu1xN
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A petition Is in csrralstloa 10 huilI bTsIs.
wsiiR-r says he viii give Ircy l-a-- sf b.,
brtck yard q any man whS viii run II IhsE-
onghiy, the next season. provided the Srisisr
goes. HIS Is the best brtck day Ia thc Sisipa'
Of Nirhita
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

Deputy marshal Z Z. Isssb.rc. on NoH-
day Last srouShi uP irosh the Indian esuair,
ayounz nan named Frederick Iuuis ehsr.-,
win having intnodaoed sPirrtuoU. Hliar "a
N. Ia,li4n Territory. rhc examination ~,
posipoued mill the 18Th int. Tutli. si,ing
bond. foe his appearance.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

Hop a I:irhari, have again eaier~d ints
co-Partnsr.hiP. and can be found. for the pre-
sni. ons door west Of Main street. on Dsusis-
Avenue, north si,ie, with l.rger and tssry
eoIaplrie stock af good. than ever before.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

Elder W. G. Hssb. wiii coudurt rslisisu-
services s.-h sabbath msrui-s q the B.ptisi
chapel until the ssrviees Ct . regular P.-;or
are secured.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

Capt ,. a. foIk- called upon - On his way
from the capital 10 lis hams .; weilinston-
lie IA. smiling and happy over the Pse-peei
% Eeiinz b.rk 10 The frontier. under bs,mier
.kte. aBia warmer sun.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

Losr-On lat THURSDAY evening. In ths
north "r west part II 'his Guy. eslsrsd. *.
ur~d lsp-rose. The hatler vi. b. suiiahi,
rewari-'l on having the ssmr with n. N. Al
rxansler IN the county Si~rk'. offire.
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Notice.

The undersigned hereby agree 20 charge
nothing ior preparing Poll-book.. 90 CANVASS
Ing the vote Of the election On rrIief bonds. Ia
be hid March .s'th. Is.s. aud NC further agree
to Tcjsei all bills that may be lied on account
Il service rendered Al such election.
John Z. Carpenter. W. @. Hobbs, John
Tucker. county eierk.
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Rev. O-czT smithson vii preach At the STAT
FORD school house. In Gyp-um iown-htp. Al u
O'Cl0Ss A. ~. March 18Th. being tie iourih
Sabbath In this manlh.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

The mo0a changed on the Isih-drst quar-
ter Ia; sunday. u brought. or there cam
with II. heavy gale from the north. rh-
general appearance Of thing. WAS decided,
Onah.i.h
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good girl understanding the various du-
hss seiohzins to hoa-e Accepting. can get
steady emp " tnru; al Rev. J. q. Ilarseh's.
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The hoard .; eSuH;! commissioners have
Shading o-sT Of niaety cents On the dsi;aT fOT
an relief bonds. In rz-e they are carried.
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Every branch Of mechanical AMI mercantile
par>uii here e picking up. Busiae-- retiy-
Ing aud everybody cheerful
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