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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-03-30
ShIichter & Russell Come Before the Public
With few Remarks.

We aim to keep things moving. For some
time past we have been receiving goods coz
tinually, such as Stoves, Flows, Cultivators.
and good stock of building material, all kinds
OF shelf hardware, also full line of iron,nails
and wook work. Our Reeds Breaker is 60
ing every day. because the natural shape OF
the pillow will show that it will and must run
on third lighter than any other plow IN the
ua ket at present. The plow is the strongest
aua lightest for breaking sod We have in
t,oduced in this county the Hughes Riding
Plow and we will convince farmer that TINS
make Of Sulky Plow is the most perfect in use
now. w will give plow on trial so the far
mer will find the merits Of the plow over other
suIkles. Whenever we sell one of these plews
we will sell many more. In regard to Har-
rows, we are the sole agents for the celebrated
O'Brien Bros, Vibrating Harrow, manufac-
tured in Kewaunee, Illinois, Now readers,we
also have good Cultivator, and wo claim 1t
the best braced and strongest in use now, IL
is called the Davenport Also have an a NO.
l Riding Cultivator, the Eureka, warranted
to do good work, Now as you know, or
agency for the Marsh Harvester, which Is
known by every farmer, so we don't need to
explain any thing. The celebrated Excelsior
Mower and Reaper will be in the field again
this year; we have han this machine four
seasons, and anybody has such, likes it
well.
Now, in our store you will find the best and
largest assortment of cooking Stoves. We
buy these stoves in car load lots, therefore
have less freight and buy cheaper, and we
give our purchasers the benefit. We aim to
trim cook stove with the very best of ware
and warrant every stove. A tinshop is at
tached to our store in which We have very
good workman. All work is warranted and
repairing done quick and cheap. We almost
forgot TO say that we also keep pumps, pipe
and paints. All named goods shall and will
be sold at the very bottom figure. Please call
and sec us. Respectfully,
50-4t SHLIcHTER i RUSSELL.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-03-30

Hon. NJ NJ Mardock DEAR SIR: Please send
my mail until Friday next to Great Bend. We
arrived here at $50 p m. to-day, after twenty
mile ride through heavy snow drifts. The storm
struck us SUNDAY morning in camp, twenty miles
from Wichita, and we were out Of wood, and we
hitched up and drove ten miles, but the storm
SO bad that we could not follow the road any Ion
ger, SO We went into camp and bought corn TO
keep from freezing, and this morning we broke
camp and got here all o. X. The Wichita boys
have good grit--they pounded eat oh other to keep
from freezing, and Hod Matthews brought in the
geese and plenty OF them. The boys and my fam
lily are all well. Longbottom's health is improv-
ing, but he says that nothing will compensate
him for this trip but to get where he pick up
solid nuggets and large ones at that.
Yours, etc. A. A. MOORE.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-03-30

Who was it that said the Arkansas Valley
wasn't much OF a corn country after all ? Mr. J.
o. Myers. of the great grain lrm Of Chicago, lll-
nois, was in Wichita this week, and, as he said,
the EAGLE was received at their house in Chicago
he ihosght he would drop up and tell us about the
corn market Among other things that tucked us
was the assertion that the Arkansas Valley corn
WAS the best received in Chicago. Out of three
hundred car loads that his house received in the
past ten days there was not a load that failed
to demand the highest market price. The firm of
ofJ C. Myers Co. have arrangements where
by they can ship corn to Baltimore from Kansas
City cheaper than from central Illinois.
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=
of Wichita that / ain candidate for City
Treasurer L. g. WRIGHT.
Wichita, March 30, 1876.
EDITOR EAGLE: petition having been
circulated and signed by many citizens Of the
Second Ward, asking me to become q candi-
date for Councilman from that ward, you will
please announce my name.
EMIL WERNER.
Please announce my name for the Office OF
Councilman in the Third Ward.
w. l.. Doyle.
am candidate for Mayor.
JAMES G. HOPE.
EDITOR EAGLE: Please announce me as
candidate for reelection to the Office of City
Treasurer at the ensuing election.
R. CoGDELL.
Geo. Z. Harris announces himself as can
dida.e for reelection to the Office Of Mayor.
am an independent candidate for City At
rornsy. WIN BALDWIN.
Editor EAGLE: Please announce that l am
candidate for reelection to the office of City
Marshal. MIKE MEAGHER.
To THE VOTERS OF THE THIRD WARD
| hereby announce myself as an independent
candidate for city Councilman of the third
ward. CHARLES SCHATTNER.
William Smith announces himself as an In
dependent candidate for City Marshal, at the
approaching city election.
Editor Eagle please announce in your paper
that f. Ii. Nugent viii be candidate for
Councilman in the fourth ward.
MANY CITIZENS.
EDITOR EAGLE 1t is the desire Of a large
number of the voters of the First ward that
A. w. Oliver should be a candidate for Coun-
Gilman for said ward, and you will please an
nounce his namc this week.
TAXPAYERS.
EDITORS OF THE EAGLE: Please announce
me a candidate for Councilman in the Second
ward. GEO. SHLICHTER
w. p. Stem will be candidate for City
Treasurer.
To the qualified electors of the Second
ward: hereby announce myself as cand-
date for reelection as City Councilman in the
Second ward. / have served two years as
member of the Board OF Education and two
years in the City Council. Ipay between two
and three hundred dollars year taxes, and
consequently will vote, as | have voted,
against all large city appropriations.
c. NJ. GARRISON.
We are authorized 10 announce the name
of Charles b. Jones as candidate for the Office
of Constable for Wichita City
l.. Hays will be candidate for reelection
to the Office OF Councilman IN the first ward.
Mr.. HAYS is an old citizen, large taxpayer
and we are assured from his record as Coun-
Gilman that his course in the future will be
unexccptionable and for the best interests of
the taxpayers of the first ward.
MANY VOTERS.
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Having purchased one of the bull dings OF
Eagle Block, 1 WILL on sr before April 18th,
open out for permanent business, first-class
stock Of dry goods and notions. buy more
goods in my line than any concern in the
State, having two other stores, and my facili-
ties for buying goods cheap are second to no
mans. l would most respectfully inform
you that have engaged as manager Of my
Wichita house, the ultimate services OF j. G.
Reddsld, who will be pleased to see you and
will see that you get some Of our great bar
gains. We will keep big stock. We are
going to sell goods cheap. Come and see
GEO. Y. SMITH.
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Mr. p. II. Peters, OF the Atchison Daily Cham
pion was in town on Monday. He struck Wichi-
Ia at a most unpropitious time for which we were
sorry, as Pete would have really enjoyed the
Queen City, in AN her glory and life. As to
the Champion, everything is measured these times
by the success attained, and the Champion, by
that rule, is probably the best daily paper in the
west. We hope its correspondents hereafter,
will visit our city at more favorable time.
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Mr.. Bissantz, of the firm Of Bissantz & Butler,
hardware merchants, in attempting to take down
some hay cutters from n shelf, on Monday eve
ming, was quite severely cut by the falling of one
Of the knives, which came down point foremost,
striking Mr. Bissantz just below the stomach,
making terrible looking, and for a time it was
thought, dangerous wound. We are glad to
announce tina; the physician says will not prove
scrinns
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Ed. Eagle: Whereas, in softest terms, idle and
indiscreet persons constantly invading our
incloscd premises at Lake Side' (within the
city lmits,) shooting, or keeping in constant
alarm or estrangement, our family, birds, fowls
and animals, hazardng life and inju-ing our
property; now, therefore, this notice is to warn
all parties found upon these premises without per-
mission. that they will be unceremoniou sly dealt
with in the true spirit Of the law made and pro-
yided for such violation and trespass.
W. c. WOODMAN
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Hon. 5. c. St Clair, our State Senator, has been
sick since the adjournment Of the Legislature, but
he writes US that he is getting up again. The la
bors Of the winter, comprising the conflicting in
terests and the many wants of the largest district
in the State, will wear ont any we know by
experience. Our Senator thinks this portion of
the state was notceably ignored in representa-
ton at the centennial, which we can 7 gainsay.
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Notice..

To all whom it may concern: / have been
creditably informed that there are parties in
the town OF Wichita that are selling the Rem
ington Sewing Machine, and are imposing it
on the people as the improved Singer, which
is false, as there is no improved Singer, with
the exception of the original improved Singer
which cannot be sold in the Southwest ex-
cept by or through me. W. MASON.
52-6m
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WANTRD.-To make few small loans on
real estate in Sedgwick, Sumner and Butler
counties. Office at the head OF stairs. first
door to the right, Eagle..Blo
E)-tf S. l.. DAVIDSON.
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weweuld like to ask the fathers of some of the
boys in this city if they know where their sons
are every night. If they should need them Mt any
time before midnight, almost any night in the
week, they can be found Main street or Doug
las Avenue making night hideous with their yells
and oafhs
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Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars and elegant
day coaches are now through from Kansas
City, Atchison and st. Joseph Qeaying in the
afternoon) to Toledo and Cleaveland without
change, via Hannibal & st. Joe railway and
the Wabash line. No extra charge for seats
in through Day Coaches.
Direct connection is made at Cleveland with
through Sleepers to New York and Boston.
The Wabash is equipped with the improved
Air Brake, Miller's Couplers, Pullman's
sleepers, and the Day Coaches are the best in
the west.
Passengers taking the Wabash route have
but one change of cars from the Missouri riv-
er to Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Pittsburs,
Philadelphia, Baltimore. Buffalo, New York,
Boston and intermediate points.
Express trains of the Missouri Pacific and
st. Louis, Kansas City & Northern railways
make direct connection with through cars OF
the Wabash line from Union Depot, ST. LOUIS
W. l.. MALCOLM,
Gen'l Pass. Agt., Toledo.
j. S. Lazarus,
Gen'l Western Agt., st. Louis. 52-tf
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w. Mason, who has charge of the Singer sew
ing machine company's interest for the entire
southwest, and whose headquarters are in Wich-
ita has special in the columns Of this paper TO
which the attention of our readers is directed.