The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-05-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Fine Animal to be Sold At Auction.

At the Blue Front, next Saturday, May u,
VIII be sold Jack Downing jr. Was sired by
old Jack Downing, the property of Shepard
81 Alexander, of Charleston. Illinois. Grand
sire, Sweepstakes, the 1,0S6 pound hog, the
winner OF the sweepstakes prize at the Ma
tional Hog Show and Illinois State Fair, and
one of herd of four which received the
sweepstakes prize at the Illinois State Fair
for best boar and three sows of any age or
breed. in 1871. Young Jack Downing's dam
was Prairie Flower, the celebrated sow whose
weight was $50 pounds.
Git VIM. JONES.
Parties wishing to purchase piano will hnd
it to their advantage to call on Mrs. w. NJ.
Hendrickson, who is the exclusive agent for
pianos Of all grades, and all prices, as follows
Steinway Il Sons, New York; Haines Bros,
New York; Horace Waters II Co.. New Y ork;
VIM. Knabe Il Co., Baltimore, and Boardman
i Gray, Albany, New York. Is also agent
for Pelorbet, Peton u Co., Taylor 81 Farley,
and Burdett Organs. very erroneous i'm
preston prevails in regard 10 the Steinway
Pianos, in regard TO their being much high
lIlCCu lLslI llltsu 'iis.
Hendrickson will convince purchasers TO the
contrary. Many inferior pianos are sold for
the same, and often more money, than 4
Stelnway can be bought for. The Steinway
is considered, both in this country and Eu-
rope, the King among all others. y liberal
discount allowed for spot cash, and to those
who wish, monthly installments will be taken
alin rls .ba Of he in
strument. Mrs. Hendrlckson also wishes to
say that she will take few more scholars to
complete the maximum of her class. New be-
ginners will be taken, but advanced scholars
in music preferred. Terms, $40 per quarter,
one-half in advance. For further particulars
call on Mrs. IL. at her residence, corner OF
Lawrence avenue aad Third street.
g. Mrs. W. NJ. UENDRICKsoN.
Go to see the Car Load OF Good. at the Dol
Lar Store, Main street. Gilt
Thirty boxes Oranges just received at
Ferrelrs. Gilt
Dress Linens, with Fringes and Linen En-
broideries to match, at Geo. lines q Co.'S.
next the post Office. Gilt
Hay selling at ten dollars per ton. Gilt
Ribbons Ribbons 200 pieces. An I'M
mense bargain. All eoiors, at Geo. lines &
Co.'S. next the post office. colt
Hats, hats. Something new every day a;
Alexander Bros. 5-2t
Linen Suits. The Latest Styles, opened
this week at Geo. lines Il Co.'S, next the
post office. Gilt
j. Il. Jennings will arrive here in a few
days with 100 head OF Texas ponies which |
VIII be for sale. For information inquire OF |
w. Z. Green. set
Black Alpaeas at Is, 20, %, 30 up to ,5ets.
Cheapest goods IN Kansas at Geo. lines Il |
Cos. next the post Office. Gilt
Notice.
All parties knowing themselves indebted to |
j. n. Forey will please call and settle imme-
diately and save costs. 5-3t
Two For NICKEL.
Two spoos solt finish sewing cotton, war
ranted 200 yards at Geo. Innes & Co.'S. next |
the post office. Gilt
Hats, hats.-The largest, newest and cheap
est stock in the city at Alexander Bros.
5-2t
Farmers we are ready TO take orders for the |
celebrated Marsh Harvester, > and IT cut.
We can give good terms, please call op us and |
examine the Marsh with new improvements
before Purchasing elsewhere We further
state that we keep full line of repairs.
SHLICuTER 81 RUSSELL.
Wichita Kas. May l, 1877. 5-tf
Buy the Marsh Harvester 5-tf
The Marsh is the best Harvestersold.
5-lf
We recommend the Marsh Harvester as the |
best. 5-tf
Go and see the improved Self Binder with |
the Marsh Harvester at Schlicter & Russers. |
5-if
Soaps $3.50 per box; five bars for 25c ; soft |
soap Zoe per gallon at the soap factory.