davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07

,oo "a. .rsase e tcs hams IS pkks snna. ~ IA
dss SS' Syo, .., re = s sssS "hi.s! ];
Ria orh n chs bacon .es harm. 70 ~ ss,n %
OBI nlsivvHRPUv.~ snip Zephyr-42Sl bales oo''o" ~
sts sysrEuHx-sh,p fla upton Court 'is7 bal's so's''
''se . .ssxs stuges-4as7 bales cot zen i'''
'ss synvsE-ssrs xontebe 10 $3.50 bales cotton u
'r M1v rit. , ssrs sissrss'' bales cotton 1870
R.rEN-Bark May Bs = ,ats, 0a'e' '0'''''
MI ,TOL-Bark DHsanal-6l60 D''les eo''"n WV
stAyos
IMPORTS.
rrw vopy Steam. bio New York-Astd ndee
ESTABLISHMENTS VaDeusrd-'s<v -,
81 '1'o as 81 M "a gar ic 10 jars Ave OIL -
49,. '. nenner 70 bags bro seed ~ Gags Poss az
01 HAvtxEt~ste smsbip TeppahAnnsc.-@ c'so' "
''ss'IvkRpOOL-Steanshi re xas,4.es sKs 's'' ''''
bxs tin SO drums SOFA AID astd mdse
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
BAYOU sARA-Steamer Go, .,9 "n. oostos sss1
hal.s col ton I6 sks seed cotton s1J sAs
lqs hhds sugAr 296 bbls molasses ado unu tan
's.RERsViLLR-st~amsr Kat e-26St nA.es COZ. ."s
r, o ~ rottn axis SEED cotton s9u eesA n
observation-disclosures Henry Ietsw- 80
,ks ed cotton 1875 SKIS rough rice ~ nn s.,.a.
! nbls sugar 4s4 bbls nOlasses BALI Dbl molA's'
~n LOWER S%I CoAsT-steamer Isabel-7 bbs molasees
LOWER Co.sT-stesner Marths-i7 hhos sugar
ia8 oh,s rice IS ais rice and suud1las ,~,.,,.
IEWRR COaSf-stcamer CO Fsrmer-il oois
observation-disclosures Robert Lfe-6o3l bales
cotton 40l3 sks cotton seed AND eunaaos
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
IowRR COAsr-sreamer walooa-l3l bbas ROO
Iel AXIS rnue rice and sundr'ts
Observation-Disclosures U Sehenek-! nseS on
cotton 720 Ike coftcn 500 IOi o"is co. w.
no,stOes $50 bhls grts 32l5 kegs nails IL eks meat
658 bales hsy GOO lea and sundry pIOduc0
OUACHITA RivsR-Steamer BssiropIU oe.es
20 *. ctSn go sks cotton :sea .en&72s
LOWtR COAST--Steansr W hSmAs0n-"S
SKIS rough rice and sunoIios M
LO~ az ,D% ,s~Ams,r Wswenock-l Ss sxs
ropgb roe y bxs orange and suf dee
Observation-Disclosures DA~n-sO7 bales cotton
WAsHiNGTON-sseamer Berths-so3 bales Gotten
81 SKIS cotton SEED -sA ssed cotton and snn0rs
HOUMAS PLANTATION-steamer Blue Wing NO
20 nn0s sug.r IS obs mOssses 2is sks rough fiee
and snr dfte-
ton 1884 axis cotton sesd 33 hhds suCsr lS5 bis OF
molss- es 1893 SKIS rough rice and su; dries
AMITB kIVkR-SieaIner AficS-lO6 oales cottou
IA AIS cotton iced II bos syrup
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGANs LOUISIANA AND TBXAS RAILROAD.
Noysmbrr $50 bales cotton Is SKIS Sod oottSn 80
h,ds sugar 24l bbis mol.ae-s S45 bags Wool 7l3
nesd cattle TAT bxs teef 81 3S3 10 specie and sun
drie8-NOvem o--l<JU Ddics COtfSu 81 cottoo
IS hide susa, l55 bbls measses I3A sks rough rice
and snndr.s
NEW ORLRAxs AND MOBILE RAILROAD. No.
vem.er g. 1888 bales cotton 1901 pcs meat In bulk
200 bills lime 23s sks sais and sundries
NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
RO ID. NOvem her e-4ss1 Lile- cotton I hhd sobsc-
a. 573 sks oilcake 900 bbls -four 800 cases oil and
supdries
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD. No
vember g. % bbls sugar Is bbls MOlAsseS 40 aks
rice and sund1es
MEMORANDA.
(By Telegraph
Havana, November Z. lS72
TO & A. Yorke-The steamship C. W. Lord.
Captain Ccltsu. sailed form " Ork ans at sunset.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF TIE REPUBLICAN, l
Tuesday, November 7, 1876 !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OAE AnEO ES 1EhDA1.
Steamship Margaret Baker for Key West via Cedar
Spanish steamship Rita. Gart,es, for Barcelona
Ehlp Zephyr Sse-tter. for Liverpool
Ship L l Storges. Lnnekin for asvrs
S Sra,.sh bark Monssbeho. Kcl" y. for Havre
HH e;,s"e heEk Albert; Ande n, for H.vre
British bark Mary Baker, pi ouI, for R0uen
Norwegian bark Dsgnla, Have, fer Brt- toll
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
British Texss. Laurepsop. from Liverpool. via
C91% a'.t- sr q Havanna to snas Weeks &eo-
British steamship Vanguard Gill. from .lsea. Vi.
B9: Sto1. a. New York. to ocean zeregs loo
Italian bark fr'Acepesss Mrrgherta d Piements,
MOlAno. from Calves, Sep ,, to master-POint
srEAMBoArs.
Martha, Bassstt from Lower Coast
kice farmer. Dragon. from Lower Coast
Rob- 1T Lee. Campbell. from vicksburg
Governor Allen. Brown. from Bsyeu Sare
Katie. TObin. from 0reenvi le
henry psse Aucon nom Donaldson,ille
Isabel. OPry, from Lower Coast
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
8teamship New York Quick, from New York a9th
ultmo. to C whitney Gco-Algier
Wa'onn. RUS, from Lever Coast
Up Schenok. Carter. from Cincinnati
Bastrop. Hodge. from Ouschi'a river
Hamilton. Br@ihert0u, from Lower Coast
WSwenock 1Ay lor rrsm Lower Coast
Dawn, Trusl0w. from Shreveport
Bertha. Broad. from Washing ton
Blue Wing Nos. Oomstock. frsm Houmas Plant.
alton
1t John. BerEeron. from Baton Rouge
Mary Ida, RUIZ. from Upper Coast
Alice. Porter. from Amte rivex-Eev Basin
BELOW-COMING UP.
Ship Virginia, Banker. from Liverpool Sept IL,
to master
Ship Jane Fish, Brown. from Liverpool Sept 10.
to master
Ship Harriet Brewster. Sanford. IL days from New
York, to master
EXPORTS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07

Brown GUARDs.-This stsunch club, of
the third ward, gave their first grand re-
caption / .st night, at the residence of Hon
w. G. Brown, No. 462 Canal street. The
recep ion was attended By large number
of young ladies, who, together with the
members Of the club. enjoyed themselves
on the light fantastic toe until morning
hours.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARuM
~ OF Orleans. 40. IS, 997.-Notic is hereby giva
cons herein interested, to show cause within ~
days from the present notification, II any tAg
have or can, why the account presented y
Widow Puso, as tutrix admin te iii Ihis estaAe
should no. be homologated and approved. ana =
funds distributed In accordance Herewith
BY order Of the Court
0c29 nos FRANK PACE m fa..k
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07


A correspondent of Western paper
makes the following forecast regarding the
election:
Below you will find some calculations on
the electoral vote, which claim will show
beyond reasonable doubt that the cleo
ton Of Governor Hayes is assured to us:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.

The market opened ratte lnaninate. with med
crate supplies end a slack dem and from buyers,
who claimed concessions hlch factors were
wiling to grant, a d the sale. during the morning
were consequently confined t, 1850 bses mostly
which factors mt the demand more freely. ard
DIT onal trans actions report d to h" extt Mt
of 90 bales. partly at previous rate ., but o.ty
at ca ier prices. show ing falling of OF about he
Tue reduc ton in our quOtst Gus is confined to
SIR ct good ordinary to middlng inclusive. but the
sal-s Of the grsaes above showed . leaniag 10 in.
side figures
The dispatches reported Liverpool arm at
previous iates. with sales OF Is 200 bales, and
yesterdays advance, q, New York firm at yes
terdav's rates Tor spots and higher for futnres,
which closed at net improvement Of $50 03-l6c.
At noon today mtddllne was quoted st calves.
ton st 1lHc, st Mobile Of 110llhc, ct Savannah
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
OFPICR NBW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, !
MONDAY RvRNISa November s, 1876.

The demand for money c mt ued moderate to-
d y. both In oAbk and on the ctr ct, and c MINER.
cial paper wss without vaii atom. fsir bu .ess
was do. Q In goli a. p;eviou, rates. Porrisn v -
stronger and = bersl business vas d ne Ia l..
Stocks COL thu d dull. state col were IN ore
in reque.t s,d h0l y cent higher Premium
boncs were also in mand and \ y cent love
sell b0ads to the city were all rel cted.
We continue to quote exceptional paper At-09 ?
cent p Annum discount Al do ct lOon and second
grade 1T 1908. First class mortgages rule ct 50
10 p cent p annum. and second grade continues
fivoIv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07
COMMERCIAL.

The Cotton Exchange win be closed tomorrow
and business will b. general suspended.
COITON-rhe Gales to-day embraced ALSO bales
10 Of yesterdsy's i'm rovement and requiring
reduction Of partial I 10 full 70 ia ouc quota.
tlOns for St let COED binary md ing usive.
We give also the figures and report Of the tx
change, - below:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07

q. l.. Hall W harles FL. Reed.
0IXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PAnu
= OF Orleans. No. :3ls BY virtue Of . -
Of Etri :xcias fy cosis.t0 me directed RA
honorable tie sixth district Court for the p
of O.:eans. IN the above entitled cause, =
proceed to seD 1t public auction, At IL -
ctants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal -
between Canal and Customhouse streets. = -
Second District OF this city. on EATuHDAY.h
e.m.rS. 1875, O. twel" o'clock L., the 1nsUfg
described property ttwit-
CksTAi n or or GkOr Nd, together VIII ~
buildt So ann improvements ther~On, titaatoo y
t 9 First D..t,i OF this city, In equlre nnq1R
thirty IS ine. 0ouoded bv Con ance. rerpooD
Q.ie Bse,nl Aeipt N ane (laie Rdwasd} aDd 49,
cist'o" rtsts, measuring thirty.ionr feet fsese0
Com tanee II ct, b. one bundred feet u -
b-,wo. parallel lines D. ne tae sa1e pgspls0
which wAs purchased BY the desen1an1 Au016
from the su' ce.sioi Of William Br thru, = ~
tw-nty-ninth Of Juue. 1871, PR act ,hea aa1l1
beior- William Nee. Jones, then . notary pu1hs5D
Thu eli v.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Lash On the spot
EUGENE wA6GAnAu, =
not 1919 deg Civil Sheriff of the Parish q 0slsaas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07
ADJUSTMENTS,


ct. CHARLES THEATRE.
GLORIOUS TRIUMPH
Houses crowded to excess with the elite Of the
city. Lady aud!er eos. Posi- lively no Drink.
iaG or Smoking Allowed.
Every kvenins This Week,
And at chr
REGCLAR FAMILY SATURDAY MAT1NRY.
A Grand Phaanx OF
NEW AND STARTLING NOvELTIES.
An inexhs ustitle repei taire Of merrinenk The
mr. ns.er novelty troupe In Q rare and attractive
programme, Iepiete with every gem Of the season.
Burleeque, farce. Ethioii n e1travagannas, song,
dance, orat ons comic dialect, and
NOTHING DONR TO OPFtND THR MOST FASTI.
DlUCS.
Popular Prfces-5u, 25 and 10 Cent?.
NEXT Week SCI MES ON TIKI MISSISSIPPI intru.
durin = ter, idc . can boat txI losion motif
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07

New Har6or Protectisu Cer,r.rx s..e,h
=: HneAtney and X. L. Cope. ct a., istervenosA
vs. vs.; 6Arx Wooloomooloo, her cargo. freiShA
THE UNITED Stairs DISTRICT OOURf.
an admiralt " Tarn1 No. obedience
emitted suit have seized and taken into nv -
s,a, an BARK wootOOMOOLoo. her oargA
IRE i in' etc. nov lib lei b. New HarDor re
It. .so az ion fo company Joseph Kear,ey. Coz
nenair~ ne causes Set forth in tue libel ns6
PensnS n tn District curt of the Uni ed states
oz ana 90 hereby cite and admon sh tue owner
S~vina cnereof and all and every person perse
t Lest IN or to the same TO be and appear at ~
s.c. court Of the United States, for the distria
s'orSeaid to be holden at the city of New Orieana,
on the third Monday of november, 1876, to shs.!
cause. II any they have can, why the 81
oars and cargo should not be condemned and d
sold agreeably to the prayer of libelantA &
~ United States Aarshals oface, sew OIieAnA
November "a, 1876. 80
J. r. G. PITKM,
oe1s u NOT ~ United States AA4eAA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Cot opener at llO% Oil0t. against tO54 At New
York, and sitter fair business osed 1t the open.
Ing rates. against less In thi. msrse. The Gales
summed up &6o,G0o, embracing 10000 at ll0k,
$500 and 6 Is OOO 1T III NJ 5000 $4,000 and
slooeo At Ilos, $1,000 at llos0lloA. and 5000
at eii0A.
Foreign exchange was stronger. aud the move.
The sales Of 8 erling comprised 3s2 !ooo, embrac.
ing 2100o AL clear, snd 81 % AID $4,000 bill Of
laIIng at IS "a; 35o0O bill of Iadins at; Els ono
$50 and $4,000 Al clear st s. PAN.
Toe sales of francs cOmprited $50 900 commercial
embracing 2'5,Ooo at -, ana 2s.oO0 and $1,000 IT
ASIA.
as PAN for bill Of lading and Al clear, and %
SIS 28d for bank (bank counter rate ass 29),
and francs at 48lk for commercial and nominal
for bank.
New York commercial sight ives unchanged.
The sales compr d &225 900 embr arng 6 10 COO
count; $4,000 commercial a. j nll-3N &25 600
bankers' al IL q. AMI $4,000 bank at l6. We
also noticed a sale Of els ~ cOmme cia Pr0vi.
der 1t i y cent discount
At \ !, cent discount and commercial sight was
still, quoted at So.
The following is the official statement of the
saes reported to-day at the Stock Exchange:
66.OOO state cOneole. SSH
Is 600 Premium bonds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3zA
46 900 Premium bonds ..... ............... 32a,
$500 Premium oOnde.. 2t
1000 Premium DO d.. ............:....... IS
Making total OF $9l 300 pre- mium bonds.
&llOO half paid city coupons. 50
No sales OF securities were reported except at
the Exchange.
Stocks coatinu dull.
State consols we're more in request and h0l p
cent hg or closing At 58kO-.
Premium bonds were in good demand and quoted
y p cent above Saturdays quotations, closing at
Nt 032H.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07
NJ ONYAUS~ HOUSE.
Al (fORMERkY BOSSELL HOUSKl.
BILOXI MIssIRaTppr

This superior hotel, located on the front ana
Pseaeanty situated, 10 nov open for the recepfion
% Nsitors Every luxury the season sfIorSs T.
splendid and terms reasonable Specisi inincS
my6 6m PET1R Novmpo..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07
EXPORTS,

BAROELONA-Steamship Rita--2soo bales oottnn
XXI VEST AND CEDAR KEYS-Stearaahip MAJ
garet- For Key West-750 bbts nouI al bble cr.Hi
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07

Succession of milcnr NJ. Fortier.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARIEH
PORTER AS petition the court for letters Of ~
min ration Oh the estate OF the late Amiloar Z
Fortier dect ased intesate Notice 10 hereby gives
to 81 whom it may concs IN to show cause Withil
ten days why the prayer Of sAid petitioner shsah
not b. granted
By order Of the Court.
moi IL lo< PRANK PACK JR OneRk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07

Republics como to an end by luxuriou
habits; monarchs by poverty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession Of Jshn T.. Osberu.
SKCOND DlsTRlCr COURT POR THR PAM
~ OF OTlesps. No. IS. 328- Notice 10 hereby Nvn
20 the creditors Of this estate and to AL other -
sOns herein interested to show cause within -
nave or can. why the account presented -
Onari tie Conner. admin sra nx OF tn
and the funds distributed in accordance theroW1tA
BY order Of the Court.
not IL l6& FRANK PACR JR CleYk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07
MEMORANDA.

MEMUKANUA.
(By Telegraph
Havana. November Z. ls'a
TO 3. A. Yorke-The steamship c. W. Lord,
Captain Coltsp sailed for " Oris ans at sunset.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07

NJ .naNstsa,nsuip VaDeusrd-l9,zo0 t1s TAI
a2ss bali bis raisas $50 a.s to. DE r. 81, ::
rs o1. N, gar ssS d S 10 o.ss cess '
cas- savp%HIs"st, smship TeppahAnneo.-4 cases Oh
cigars ...h,creraa-42cs SKIS salt 1881
bys tin az drums SOFA aad astd muse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07

LONDON. November 6-The mau-of-w war
Nelson, 1000 tons displacement, 5000 horse
power, twenty guns, was launched at Glas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-07

1t takes 1856 votes to elect. These are
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-01-20
Mammoth Enterprise.

Kansas Land and Immigrant Association
Some Interesting Facts Regarding this Stu
pendous Undertaking. Since the organization
of the Kansas Land and Immigrant Assccia-
ton, hardly month ago, the Champion has
printed for them $500, 900 circulars, beside the
vast amount of other work necessary for the
commencent Of SO stupendous an undertaking
and yesterday they sent in one order for 100000
circulars. But few people have definite idea
OF such an amount of circulars ; piled one
above the other they would reach an altitude
OF SEQ feet, or more than ten times as high as
the Champion efiice. A large portion of the
month our presses were kept running night
and day TO supply the demand.
They receive on an average 80 letters per
day, applying for shares and agencies. Three
clerks are employed who have no other occu-
patton than answering the hundreds of letters
that arrive daily rshing information.
Its name has extended from Maine to Cali
fornia, and almost every day brings letters
from the most remote parts Of the United
States making inquiries.
Their general Office is an indescribable busy
scene. and the endless routine of receiving and
answering letters, engaged in, as it is by a
score of men, is a novel and interesting sight.
That the distribution will take place on the
day appointed there can be no doubt--4tcii-
soa Champion.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-01-20

Considerable excitement was caused in town
the other day by the announcement that coal
had been struck in the shaft being sunk by
the Mcssrs. McCampbell's. We met Mr.. Nc
Campbell in short time afterward and he
showed US small specimen of very good, in
deed, excellent coal, which be sa id be had Ia
ken out, together with a conglonerate of coal
and sulphur not so good. We dispatched one
OF our attaches out to the mine for further
particulars, bat none were obtained worthy of
mention. The character OF the material tax en-
from the last blast satisfied US upon examine
ton that MIR. McCampbe has not reached
paying vein OF coal, yet. But with the whole
county we hope he may ere long reap the re-
ward tor his industry, perseverance and large
expenditure Of money. The shan 10 now l9l
feet deep.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-01-20

w. Il. Stanley, our County Attorney. re-
turned from Topeka last Friday The case.
before The Supreme Court, OF Sedgwick
county VS.. Harvey county. the full status of
which We gave last week, is set for the first
day Of February, at which time the Supreme
Court vii either sustain or deny The applica-
ton for maniamds. Harvey county comes
in with, or sets up as an answer, that the
law is retrospective, therefore uncon-
stitutional. Harvey county further claims
that they have never had their proportion of
the stock. AS to the latter claim, no one has
ever denied her.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-01-20

To ask Il postmaster or clerk to put 4
stamp upon your letter, is breach OF courte-
sy that, upon reflection, no lady or gentleman
would commit. 1t is simply asking the use OF
his mouth as licking machine-a use to
which most people would decidedly object.
Imagine the condition Of the poor mans
stomach and tasting organs at nigh after per-
forming for the community days service of
this kind (which everybody has the same
right TO ask that You haye.) '.Sozodont" could
not sweeten either his breath or disposition.
When your postmaster declines to lick your
stamp, don't accuse him of being above his
business, but vote him man of taste, and af-
fix your own stamp, or, what is better still,
use stamped envelopes. Uncle Sam furnishes
most th ings needful for his children's use ex-
cept Goyernmenrspit
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-01-20

Notice was received at the Wichita post Of
fee yesterday Of the discontinuanee of the
post office at Delano and the postmaster at
Wichita was ordered to deliver the mail of the
discontinued office, giving notice to that ei-
feet. The Office was an expense that neither
paid the Department or the postmaster, Mr.
Jones, who had charge of it.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-01-20

L. n. Woodcoek. our sure. steady-going and
reliable County Treasurer, went to Topeka on
Monday with fourteen thousand dollars in his
pocket designed for the vaults of the State
treasury. Over half this amount were funds
other than State tax. And this is the way our
money goes. Mr.. w. win be back to-day or
to-morrow
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-01-20

Reckless drivers, in and out of the church,
was the subject OF n sermon by the Rev. Fos-
ter. of sedgwiek City, last Sunday night in
the brick church. The various classes of
needless. impulsiye individuals who are rapid
y driving toward rum. were portrayed in
such way that those who heard the earnest.
eloquent words OF the preacher cannot soon
lose the Impressions there produced
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-01-20

See call OF meeting next Saturday at Eagle
Hall at . o'clock p m, TO take under advise
ment the distrcting of the county into two
representative districts, providing that under
the new apportionmezt we ATE entitled 10 so
many. For oRe we do not believe Sedgwick
viii get two Representatives.. Anyhow we
would favor leaving the dis.ricting to our
Representative.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-01-20

Miss Temperance MeElya,whose father lives
near Blendon, in this county. sent the editor
OF the EAGLE present Of a basket of ''iome
Beauty'-apples. which were from the trees
on her fathers farm in Matthews county, Hi
nois. The fruit was simply splendid. each APP
pie being nearly as large as pint-cup, and
Miss Temperance has our thanks-ihe thanks
of our babies, too-ior the splendid treat. Mr..
McE. her father, spent the greater part OF lhe
past year on his Illinois farm, but he is again
back to the valley. this time to STAY.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-01-20

lank-pins is the name of i queer produc-
ton ioun in this valley, being nut about the
size OF hazel nut. which grows in pod the
size Of tea cup, each nut in little cell just
large enough to hold it, About sixteen of
these nuts grow Ia 4 single pod, and like the
chuias are very palatable.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-01-20

Mr.. Carroll, OF Oxford. has Poland-Chlna
pig born in May, 10, that weighed January 3,
20. $3.50 pounds. 1t was from the drove of A.
Morrill,. Mr.. Morrill, sold twenty hogs last
week in Wichita tor 1888. They were Janu-
airy "a pigs, but had nothing but grass till
September. "a.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-01-20

II not too presumptious we would respect
fully enquire after what time, or by whom is
that Elevator whistle blown. 1t is seventeen
and half minutes faster than railroad time,
eighteen minutes faster than post Office time,
and about half an hour faster than everybody
else to say nothing of the sun. As the incli-
nation of everybody Is to regulate themselves
by that whistle, we would respectfully ask.
why this is thus.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-01-20

We hear Of scandaous case of persecution
Of poor inonensive German by set or fam
lily who lives neighbor to him on the west side
Of the river. The poor fellow TO escape his
prosecutors, sold out and purchased farm in
a different neighborhood.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-01-20

In connection with the following 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 infor-
nation as to price and location.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-01-20

Mr. Smith, merchant from Humboldt,
friend of Col. J. c. Redield, was in the city
last week. MIR. S. thinks Wichita has passed
her teethlug and other infantile ailments in
good shape, and that she is bound to make a
bright, spanking little inland city.