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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-04-08

The Wichita EAGLE is out with big histo-
ry OF Wichita. its business and prospects. We
hope they are as good as the EAGLE repre-
sents them.-LeareauortA Timss
A doubling Thomas" As good as repre-
scented, OF course they are. Come down and
see us, Colonel, and we will warrant that you
VIII be constrained to cXclaim, like the histor-
zeal queen, and like thousands who have Wis
tied our young city, ''lo, the halt has not been
told me-" stroll along the principal thor
oughfares OF Wichita would remind you OF
Learenworth in the days of '6l-G5.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-04-08

Gardens have been planted for several
weeks, in this part OF the state.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-04-08

Hon. John J. ingalls, paid this commu.
nifty visit last "Wednesday. He expressed
surprise and qualification at our growth and
apparent prosperity. Senator ingalls, left on
Thursday mornings tram for Atchison. He
looked unusually well and was in the best of
sDrits
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-04-08

DR.. e. G. Furley was summoned by tele-
graph to Nashville, Tuesday evening. His
wife, who is on a visit to her mother at that
point, is dangerously i'll.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-04-08

ifcnry 5chweitcr VIII run an Ice wagon
regularly during the entire season. to all parts
of the city. I'm
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As proof against the report that there was
any citizen here willing to sacrifice himself, or
to spend money for petty city "possl," we
offer the fact that at this Office alone, seventy
five different combinations were made, the
number OF tickets exactly aggregating 24,500
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-04-08

Mes: hiding, among the birds, is now in
ORDER
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-04-08

Allen is handling corn and oats by the guam.
tity and viii sell as low as any one dare sell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-28

STEAMsHlP COMPANIES USING LARGE QUAINT.
- ut printing will find II advantageous to deal with
the METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
No 2S way rs Its facilities for doing kind
work unsurpassed while pronDtness neathess
and cheapness 1t offers special Inducements Bills Of
Lnding Shipping Receipts Tickets Manitess Passen
Lists, Circulars. Posters, Cards Waybs and every
special form in the transaction OF business carefully
prepared and printed.
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TRAyELLERs, GUIDE.

DzNNSYLvANIA RAILROAD
he Great trunk line and United States Mail route;
lI11ins leaNe New for@ nom loot OF DesDfosses ana
Sortllndt streets as iollows;- h NJ, and s,rt,,
wih5a plman palace ears attached, $50 \ NJ anu
Fe eIS1 4 ~ sunday ana 81 - r. a. , pbYaden,i.
ahd Erie ,Raiiroac DMsion az III aaS
orr gTc $50 fo' Nv conaee2na At CORY Tor
For BALTIMORE wahinson ana I'D the South Lmitei
WASHINGTON Ex,rcs;" % Pullman parlor cars daily
IN, Regular at $40 A. H. "iji and ) + Il sunday
E1pFs ,S i ,.o iniladegR9i; SEP $50 NJ 1:s9A
4%b, g 7. $3.50 ana T. NJ Immigrant aud second class,
For New9aark a. g. go, I Tao: s9leIl A.M.l!M.
s & q ana ana 4 G nis S S 81 SS os
For i s:iS &c. a. q 7il . B. s.l
10 $40 10 - 80 r ~ ana " nish unlay 81
To Runway, 8, 9:n,7 7:io, s,IoA. ~, IAN. Lam
10 NJ Sad 4 n t..i Sanday 5;'o and p NJ
ioA. ~. 49, 4:jo ana n ~, i, ''"''o''
For s EeM $40 HFqTi sj 1 nisn sunday NJ no 'O
tor East MI stone, 4 noon, and 5;o Z NJ
SSs fri%fsis@i aS i5i i;iP aSd
For remm3ton. Phiusburs and Belvidere' 9so A. NJ.
For frenton, Bor6entown arlslor ana oamaen 100
ps ans Sr g: A VA s5 1 T. @%S 10 + NJ
E E Esramgale and dn aas99 30 A. n snA
For nign st.sYYnr femberton aud camdeT via Perth
For 'H III shts Soyi md Pemberton, 5AM
Trains arrive SfDlOMs;-lfOm llltS.us, o1p -
A NJ. ana go = NJ daily; lN:lD A. NJ. ana 500 +: NJ
daily except Monlay. From Washington ana Ban,
more, O2l :; NJ, 4;ll $50 ana 1877 F. NJ sundgg 621
6:o5 l);lo ll2U II "a A. NJ 2:l5 I:l5 5:5 GAO, so
30 S4 9;2l l0:zi p. NJ sunday $40 20 G:j5 ll:5l
4. NJ, $50, san and 1921 r. NJ
- Ilcket Offices. SO aud "a Broadway, No. Aston
House and OF DesbrCsses ana COranit streets No.
4Cnurt street. brooElyn; Nos III ll6 and lis Hudson
street Hoboken. EmlsranL Ticket Office, No Battery
FRANK THOMPSON, ID. N. BOYD, Jr.
General Manager Gen. Passenger Agent
nPpOsT, ON-ALBANY AND rROY.-FRANELIy
steamer SCHUYLER. Mondays, Wednesdays ami Fri
days. = NJ. fare bu1alo 50 20 j. W. HANCOCK.
DRovIDENCG AND STONINGTON STEAMSHIP GO
IL NEW YORK AND BOSTON
SlONINGrON LINE.
From pier 81 North River. jay street the Ella
CANT steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAGANSEFr
daily except SundayD, att +. VI. 49,
49, . PROVIDENCE LINE
FROM pier y north River, loot OF Robinson street the
sleamsAipa EnhIfRA aud GALAIEA daily except
PHILADELPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH AND THE
l. NEW JERSEY sou libra RAILROAD
Fare from sew York To Phlla lelphi ouly 81 -
Comncncms June Is 1914
leave New York pier North River. fOo Rector street.
For Ph,aielpuia-9ii A. NJ, | and 20 Z. NJ.
For Long Branch-7. GAS A. NJ, /. 33i and rs r. NJ
From foot 18th strect, North River 1880 and +. VI.
sundays from 2th street "a. NJ piers ut 9}J A. NJ.
Palace thonyh Philadelphia 80 +. NJ line.
WM . sNEDEN. General Manager.
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NToRGAN's LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
M for
New Orleans and Texas. via Brashear City,
commencing Saturday, l4th OF August
The following Al iron steamships Will form this line -
BHASllLAR
W g. HhWES


One OF which will sail every Saturday tor Brashear
City: transferring freight AZ that place TO Morgan's RAN
road Tor New Orleans and points beyond an 10 Nor
CAMS line OF steamers, thence to all the Texas ports
The steamer HU CRIMSON Will sail from pier &C.
North River ON saturday 18th OF August at r. NJ. Tor
Braslcar City direct
Through bills iadIng signed Mobile Galveston and
TO all points the Galveston. harrisburg and san
tonic. Houston and lcNas Central international and
Great Northern, texas and Pacific, and 1ranscontnen-
tai railroads, ana TO Indianola ana san Antonio ard
all points on he Gulf Weslern Texas am Pacific Rail
way, hraZos SANTIAGO Brownsville, Matamoros. Corpus
Christi, Ruckport 1t. Marvis ana Fulton
Freight tor - Mary and Fulton LANDED at Rockport
lgbtarage and innel dues either Corpus Chris
Brazos antiago at the expense ana risk consgnee
Freight for Brownsville and points Ill the interior
must have cOnslgnee at Brazos santiago.
Freight through 10 New Orleans, q weston or Indian
ola 10 per Corpus Christi and Rock
cents per root; BrGzos Santiago % per foot
For freight or further INFORMATION apply 10
CHARLES A. Whitney x 90. Agents,
NOrt
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND no LET,

no LET-l6 CARROLL STREET SOUTH BROOKLYN,
large ~tore. with Apartments ana Basement cheap
rent So good Duainess stand the ferries Apply
premises
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TRAvELLERs, GUIDE.
CARA FALLS SUNDAY TRAIN.
THROUGH IN ELEVEN HOURS.
NEW YORK HERALD

SPECIAL LIGHTNING NEWSPAPER TRAIN LEAVES
THE GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT EVERY SUNDAY
bA ISr Ar r N. WITH I. 5: AMp n, 5 r r FOR ALL
ABLING PASSENGERS TO REACH CHICAGO AT 8
A. NJ, MONDAY MORNING. Also CONNECrING AT
THE GREAT wESTtRHN, RAILWAY o. CANADA For
TO THIS TRAIN WILL BE PASSENGER COACHES:
ALSO WAGNER PALACE SLEEPING AND DRAW
ING ROOM COACH, READY FOR PASSENGER AT
II O'CLOCK EVERY SArUkDAN NlGH' PAS
sENGERs WILL BE RECEIVED FOR THE FOL-
LOWING PLACES:-
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coAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

WEEKLY FLO6IDA LINE No.
w FOR Port Royal N o. Eernandina, F,a MHss,W7s
GOMGE1. farcloth. Master hAyns SUPERIOR aee9m aI
pier no xdr.h RSer' aI NJ "r above ports max,
ing eonneeuo-s with all points South ana Toulh"Hse
First class passage Fernandina 30 ~
FIRST class massage 70 Jac sonville ...-.'.'''.' ~ ~
Through tesss point. SCUM ana south
IlERM GrLrcKE, 80. 2 William street
NEW YORK ASD HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE
~ These trst class steamship Will sail at 81 a. from
per IS Ncrth river iool OF Cedar street, Tor havana
direct us iOlows:- o
G;,9RSi A. thursday Jnl{ ~ y
For freight Or passage, having unsurpassed aeeommo
WI. 7. CLYDE 4 co. No. Bowling Green.
Mckeller Luiina CO.. AGENTS in Havana.
NJ y. HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL s.. IINE.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT.
ciY o. VERA CGU rhlirsd@y 1SsHsi
CITY q }o VERA o SGRRuz AND XEw o aIs Aug q
calling at Havana Prosreso Camceaehy' 1uspan ana
CRY OF MERIDA ........''....... tuesday, Augusts
SONS 81 aud . Broai@Sv apply 10 =
steamers viii leave New Orleans august and August
p for Vera Cruz and all the other ports
DNkxAs LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCH
inG al Key West, carving the United states mail =
steamer 9. w. CLYDE, Captain feuning N, VIA leave
Through bills fading given 10 all points on The II ana
T. e L. ana q ~; G. H. ana H. ana O. Il; ana T. rat
freight or passage, having superior accommodations
"p''' c: H. MALLORY 4 CO., l13 Maiden lane.
W. T. CLYDE X CO, 10 Wal street
I1oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The STEAMSHIP hG cf c5s sG6 aptan LPG rceman will
leave pier 10; North kyer, on satnrday July 81,
at nno bo Say i or anzs ST
Brazos santiago, t. Louis ana NOBLE. CABIN passage.
CLAIR SEANAN s. west st1 Street Ct '-''A-' apply
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EXCUR sIONs.
EXCURSIONS.
r--~
DELIdurFUL EXCURSIONS
the large ana elegant steamer
DEAN RICHMOND,

OF "rhe Peoples Line !" Thomas Post commander will
make the following excursions during tnIs week.
THURSDAY. JULi -, to IONA Island. leaving pier
No. ii North River ut +. NJ Twenty fourth street.
North river, at sI5 NJ. and Yonkers at p NJ, re-
turning at u sonable hour
SUNDAY AUGUST l. the same fine steamer win make
grand excursion to NEW HAVEN, Conn, leaylng feo
ples Line pier No. Al orth River, at 80 A. loot
Twenty fourth street, Norm River, at s:4b A. NJ. also
Twentyhlrd street, East River, at 9:l5 A. NJ Each
cusion accompanied by one OF The celebrated brass
banus of this city.
and Lecorative Gafden provided for the enjoyment
of excursionlsts.
FARE FOR EACH EXCURSION ST.
Tickets can be procured at office, on pier No. Al
Norm River; also at Erie Railway ticket office corner
Twentyhlrd street and Fifth avenue Dodd's Express
Office, No gii broadway, and ut o. 625 Broadwa
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PoUGHKEEPsIE. ALBANY PALATINE BRIDGE
SHARON SPRINGS. UTICA. SYRACUSE. ROCKIES
TER. BATAVIA, BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS AND
SUSPENSION BRIDGE.
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DwELLING HOUSES TO LET.
Unfurnished.

1877 WEST TwENrY-SIxTH SIRE ET-vERY CHEAP
l'pt rent 10 Nav 1; four story brown stone Dwellings,
me order all improvements; immediate possession.
Apply on premises, 9to O'Clock.
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NOR sALE-OSE or THE CHEAPEST coRNEH
II Properties in the city. For particulars inquire o
DENNIS HOGAN llS Cedar street
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WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTl
EOk SAIE AVID rO NENI.

A I TARRYTOWN. on HIGH AND YEEY HEALTHY
n ground. cOmmahulag line views OF the .appah Zee
haverstraw hay and ihe surrounding country, 9dl3n
Ing the residences OF - Il. Sheen and General DODGE
the beautiful Properly OF 5. u. Crook. ESD, con aning
about 81 acres all fuily improved IN lawn hower beds
fine trees and shrIbbcry, garden. &c, the improve
meats consist OF brick dwelling house. " roonis gar
dcners cottage; two line stables and carriage houses
gas IN all the buiiings horses carriages furniture
6c.. can be purchased with the place II derrn; ths
properly Will be sold bargain and lhmellale
possession given. Apply the place. to = EMBER
son. No. 600 sixth avenue
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CITY REAL EsrA1n ron SALE.


Is Imply HOUSE NEAR BROADWAY. IN In W.
n ueth street no 2N. tor sale CHEAP inquire "i "e
owner DR. n DODGE al IS East twentieth street.
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IVANTED-s2lOOO CASH AND WOULD TAKE A
w country Place near city worth 81, 900. and viii
1--WE first class Property paying IL per cent. below
thirty fourth street Fifih Address r. b.
box llU herald Uptown Branch o.ice.
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACE OF TWENTY
- seven aercres at Red BANK ~ j., magnideent loca-
ion residence and buildings; oniv S2JO0O to
exchange Tor city Property in New York New
JOHN NJ. G!BSON 81 Montgomery street. Jersey City
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A VERY DESIRABLE BASEMENT TO LET-sTfU.
n ated Whitehall street tNos % 30 and 81, corner
,! Pearl nearly opposite the Produce Exchange suit
able for bar and luaCh lease with wIth
Dut the fixtures rent only SI,UO0; German preferred
" ieet 'front.' three entrances
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DLANs AND DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY BILLS,
ii Circulars ana every Kind OF Printing urni.iel ~
The METROPOLITAN PRINTING EsIABLLshAENi'
2ls Broadway
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

A STORE AND DWELLING TO BET-NO 663 THIRD
~ avenue. near Forty second street Apply Il lrY
n place
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MAGNIFICENT FARM OF 100 ACRES WITH BEAU
Nl tiful modern residence and buildings Wood
bridge Middlesex county. y. j.. only S35 00 will ex-
change for New YORK. Brooklyn. Newark. or Jersey
City Property. JOHN NJ GIBSON, Auetioneer, 81
Montgomery street. Jersey City.
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West side.

rO WEST FORTY EIGHTH srREET-A FIRST
Ds) cid a. Residence sale At great bargain, four
stories ~ Gx50 100; IN nerect order Wroushuui
owner going 10 Eur0pe. Il. W WILLIAMS S5l sixth aN
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

A GOOD HOUSE AND FURNIrURE-IN SAN FRAN
II cisco, To exchange Tor similar Property New
YORK vicinity also Business in California If
desired. Address CALIFORNIA box i67 Herald office
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TO LET-SECOND AND TBfRD FLOORS NO gOa
i Sixth avenue; very convenient location Tor bus
purposes rent $50 aud S3j per month. Apply 10
RICHARD MEARES, SIKH avenue and Nineteenth 81.
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II WESr TwENTY-SEv STREET NEAR
L r Broadway, opposite Coleman House. Furnished
unfurnished Rooms Tor gentlemen, without board
also ONCE for dentist physician; breakfast; terms
moderate references required.
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, EFT lo$E 70 GLASGOW ITEEPooE
- filing from pec No 30 North River as iol9ws:- 40
srrAffE 3 or sET9siAA wv , S@.y II
STATE or INDIk Augusta
Ana cyery wsan&iay thereafter sirst cabin SO So
ueieIs, So steerase Al lowest rates
Apply 10 AUSTIN BALDWIN X CO., Agents
no. ~ broadway, new YORK
STORAGE office, 70 broadway.
- sffciAI NorIcE.-rhe steamship STATE OF
@EohGlN viii sa from per ~ Sorth river New lorh,
reque tel 10 Doe on board ~ O'Clock. For passage
('ulerior accommodations apply TO AUSTIN BALDWIN
CO, AGENTS lzBroadway
NATIONAL LINE.
FOH LONDON DlHLCr. -
GREECE, ihntsdssy avg SA NJ
EGSFf.. 1u SSH Z 4 " sPAaiX A@gast e. 81 NJ
greatly reduced prices Return ticket, al reduced
Prepaid seerage tickets rom Liverpool the loves.
fa'eS Apply al the COMPANY : once t9 Broa1wSy
DREAT WESTERN
II STEAMSHIP LINE
NEW YORK 70 Bt.lsfoL ENGLAND DIRECT
GRG WIS El;N, windnani. 49,. saturday August u
currency, excursion ticEcts $40
Apply 20 ". ~ Aoh6AN, Agent ID south street
N srEAMsHlP lINE BETWEEN NEW YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Company per ioet u second street hoboken.
hAiN...'.'.'.' ...JHly y Nssh ....'.. .Ausn,t -
kaies OF passage from New York TO southampton
First Cabin, sCj gold econd CABIN $50 gold; steerage
$50 currency
Return iicSe,s ~ reduced rates
Prepnln stccragc ccrtIlcates. So currency.
For freight OF pa sage apply TO
OELRiCna CO, No Bowling Green.
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DN THE SOUND An SAUGUTUCK, CONN.-ELIGI
" Bile site; perfectly healthy; good anchorage; %
acres: Zoo feet OF waller front address box l52 Post
office stamford. Conn.
, 1875-02-07

Special Dispatch to TIE Chicaos 11ftnn<.
Wheaton,, Feb. G.-Under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Beuevolens Society, Il. g. spatord de-
livored lecture upon The Life and Times OF
Oliver Cromwell" !" at the College Chapel, Monday
evening. The speaker depicted the character Of
Cromwell in glowing terms, and wns listened to
throughout with the closest attention. The
ladies', encouraged by the lecture OF Monday
evening and tho reception which it received, will
make efforts to secure the sezQces OF other lec-
tureru during the remainder. OF the winter.
The concert Of the Adams troupe, Of Chicago,
at tho Courthouse Monday evening was any
thing hut . SUCCESS. The leader OF the troupe
Tas absent the audience WAS small the room
IVES filled with smoke, and tho singing rns not
of SO excellent quality as to cause on6 70 forge.
one's offended olfactorios. Tuesday evening
tho same troupe gave concert at the Universal
list Church, and under more favorable c1rculu-
stances Rare mora acceptable entertainment
y. The Suuday-sohool concert u the Methods.
, 1875-02-07

Church Sunday evening Was listened to by q
| larss audience. The exercises Of the evening
consisted OF music, dialogues, aud rec.tasous.
The little folks fa,rlY surpassed themselves. and
presented an entertainment super1or to cny OF
Che kind to which, fol- d long tlme, the people OF
Wheaton aud vicinity have listened.
t. Matthew Riokert thinks OF attempting - get
evop with those who h3yo boeu prosecuting hum
said that be has instituted suit against Messrs-
L. 8. Laudon aud J. H. Chapman for malictously
bringing suits against him. The report has pro-
6uced sensation in temperate and lnsemperafa
circles AIr. Rickers claims 315, ,09' as damages
rccaiyed ty him at tbs hands OF those gentle
men. That Messrs Landon aud Chapman bore
Mr. Rickert no personal i'll will and we're acting
only in the interests Of law and temperance. DO
ono doubts for q moment.
house belonging to Mrs. Hagenan, and sit
uated near Winfield, was entirely destroyed oy
fira last Sunday evening. There was no insur-
erce upon the building. the policy having ex-
pired TOW weeks previously. and not beng re-
newed. The loss amounts to several thousand
dollars. everything 10 it being lost. Mrs- aaSe-
man is ono OF those who suffered severely BY
.Central Block is to bs the lame OF tho
uew building: for the erection Of which prepara-
tions are making. The building will b5 three
stories and basement in hight. The third-noor
will bs used AZ Masonic and lTown-Half. The
second-hoor will bo occupied by Offices the first
banking room. Tho building is to ne ready for
occupancy by the latter part Of June.
Downer's Grove in this county, has company
styling itself 'Downers Grove Vigilants." Ata
recent annual election OF the company the fol-
loving officers were elected for the ensuing year:
President, Charles Curtiss: Treasurer, Austin
Richards Secretary. !. W. Rodgers Directors,
Chay}es Cu1t!ss, E. Root, Austin Richards, G. Is.
Blodge:t, J. ". Rodgers; Captain, =. U. Woods.
Mr. Norton, OF Eigin, Was visiting Joseph
Smith, OF Turner Junction. He was doins all in
his power to amuse Mr.. Smiths Little dog, q
gutless little creature ever lived, and was Hat
tering himself on account Of the SUCCESS that
was GROWING his efforts. He was interrupted
in hia diversion By sudden noise, and IN mo-
forcibly. A little reelection brought him as
suratce that the pistol in bis pocket hsd been
accidcntly discharged with the result above in
dicated. The bali was found upon the door, the
natural impenetrabiIity OF his skin and the &C:
quirod toughnesse OF his bootleg causing it to
turn aside IRON Its origins1 course%
, 1875-02-07
kENOSHA.
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

There are premontory symptoms OF > steam
tire-engine for our city. It IL hoped that the
Common Council will succeed in purchasing one
Of those 'g1eat squirts," that wa nsy At least
have the shadow Of chance Of Saving burn
ing building.
Owing to very important changes in the Times
correspondents family AFFAIR.", last Sunday q
Times wss N bare Of Kenosha news as Mother
Hubbard's pautry was Of edibles. No great
harm was done, however, except the profanity
indulgsa in BY Times readers on that account
Our Mgh-School copcert last evening was q
very fine affair. 4 large and appreciatiye audi
enca Was in attendance, and general satisfaction
was manifested By the frequent outbursts OF ap-
plsuse which followed several OF the pieces given
Those taking part we're all volunteers, aud are
entitled to the thanks OF the school and the COM
muuity. g.
, 1875-02-07
RAVEMSWOOp.
IT'S ADVANTAGES As A RESIDENCE QUARTER.


There Ia no suburb in tho vicinity OF Chicago
that otfera moro advantages to those tired Of
city life than does this pleasant village; the
time necessary to reach Chicago is but % min
utes. The people unite in all matters, and make
it pleasant for strangers when they first locate
in the town. Last week the ladies' and gentle
men Of tho Congregational Church, with their
friends, gave pound surprise party to the Rev.
". IL Lloyd and lady. During the evening, a.
II. Bennett presented q cane to Mr. Lloyd, not
as symbol OF his declining years, but as mark
Of respect. During the fall, the Reverend gentle
man had bis COW poisoned With green paint, and
Mr. A. A. Clark thought 1t would be favorable
opportunity for the gentlemen to make up
purse for the purpose OF purchasing "substi-
tute." This Nas done, and Prof. Nightingale, in
very, happy speech, presented the purse. to
him with the understanding thai he was not to
feed the cow he should purchase on green
paint.
TIE REGULAR socABEE OF TEE WEEK.
was hald at the residence of J. L. .BarroHs, and
.nas, like Ill tho others giVsu under the same
, 1875-02-07
HIGHLAND PARK.

r,.-t,, c,,r..,ora-,,-- A. ~. r,6o7rs 7,jt,,rx
nps w. 49,. 81, r. sa;t. - H..
HIGHLAND iAhk' rep' o.-An Sp''0 " 'no ee1
we're cold weather OF the Last week' tho prayer
meetings have been well attended,, and the in
terest seems undated,
rTo,5on .rsr;rz tba rsh.t;no .1nh t.cr,e5 n =
Mo.u'5 o,s"ns' 10 Los C." w. A..,1,s -~
question ~ 10 "hetner congress "aS feaFonhole
for the late panic and its d1sastrous results. It
MAS argued pro md con BY the speakers, all Of
then, sbowinc nnore or 1eta familiarity with tbe
-"..:aa =. - .aa;,,.a. - II th.+ t,sv c.ro.
question. t*1S noeo4o1' ~ @oo Suas '"o' .eA.e
to no satisfactory CONCLUSION, ano tho word Is
wall for eome of the CAPTAINS friends to warn
t;1, th,t nncla Henry h.. convriohted that
, tum .uA. on.s' e .;a,,t 1p' - ts.+ 49,
now tha' ne oseo tne oAaes nisn.' aaa tus1 tl.e
ncmbor from d'ghWood Is haole 70 prosecute