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,IsHE Revised statutes 81 thu Uuitel states.
l. Sartiahs cl:l2. 3.35. ig;S ai0 ss2sn reqitrs
rnTy lTr>Nn Clgsigel ~ any bls,ness, ayvvslv ],
or emplhs ment Which renders him Liable u u
S9Et' TAT INN. 10 i'rpruFe aud i,liee Z anSpi.
euo,I>a IN Ai- K>tli,;,,A,ient az Place al But.
nrs> n sTA.MP ttn,iing the payment ~ said
SfhciALsFAxf sr the spertal Tax Wear begin.
niug MAY i lS.s. pellc COMMUNICATING or Cenlin-
ming business alter April 70. 1917. A frinrn. a.
prescribed on fUrm ~ J. alsa resInIfrt hy law III
every lHsIsanll,l'ie ~ sprciai f&a pbasr. Fsa
s.es8 trztr-s -7-7-- 49, =, 80 4
HE Tlres Eaiseeei irsi1j., Die Pryri-
si0as eSfte La.c.,ssoo g..piesi are j
az The .lo9oreisj, riz: IS 4
,,...s,.Se.....a 80 4 $3.50 eaiass -, ..,
Dealers, retail liq,,or sia ], ~
Dealers MhoiesaIr liquor 100 90
Dealers la mali iiq,loFs. wholesale 80 00
Dealers u. niat liquor, retail - - Oh.
Dealers li leaf iObaetO - 90
Retail dealersih leaf tobacco sos Oh
And 81. sales " aver 81 900. fiffy cents
ivr every doliaIin excess ofsI ,tDn
Dealers IN manularinred tobacco s > 00a
Manufactures OF stills 80 10
And TT EACH stillgnanufactined - 10
And fnfeach worm nahufac.ured ~ Wll
Manufacturers Of lol'secl - - 10 %
Mannis:iurers Of cigars & 4 A. 10 90
PeddleTs OftOlaccn, lirst class-hiore than
twoh horses or ot.ier ailIinais 30 o.
Petldiers Of tobacco. sptsa,d class--two
l,1rses nr Otller animals "a 3 - 90.
Pedlleis pf Iobacc',, tliild class-one horse
or other animal Is 0O'
petldlers % tobacco. fourth cIass-on fsaf
or public conveyance = 10 o..
Brewers IT less tlian $40 barrels 40 NlI
BrewerS of5QO larFels OF niprr :. 100 VI
Any pcrSon, 70 liable, Nhq shall fall 10 roln.
piF With the firceai.s requirements VIII be su
jest ~ severe penalties. 1919 rsf
Pcrsple ar Firms llIiie % pax any ~ The spe.
eial Taxes uained al,o,e mus apply 10 ISAitt
J. YOUNG. q 0lirttm u InlefniF Revenue %
Ralsigl, North taEolilla. aud lay 81, and no
cure the SIrrial Tax stamp 81 stamp. t,-y il,t,
pttor % MAY =, ISL, aud 't.g 70
WITHOUT FERTHER NOTICE. ]
Special Tax stamps viii II transmitted i,
mail afiy on rereiff. ffam The prrsnf % frn OF.
drrinc fhs ssale ~ speriied sliTtrtions ~ % d.
together wiihtll9 iiru-rarg lla.iags .ianip,. Or
lie amount reqnlrrl u piy TN postage. The
pa-tas "n aile stamp = ihfrr r~nis ana on two
staHII,- six eents. In : ,lseirol that The, IL
Transmitted ~ registered hltli ten cents addl
iional sholil1 accom.aHs Ire appiIratinss.
81 GREEN B. RAUM.
Is camnissh.bgr 1T Internal Revenue.
Other - InirrnaI Rssenns.
Washington, DC. Jat. q, 1871.
March, u ~.
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Ior tue township may reihose hlni anu ap-
point anotherin bis plxce. And no per.
son who il i candidate tor any office shall.
be Registrar, or Iadgo or Inspector Dian
election, m 80
SEC. 6. Registrars shall 10 furnished
with registratioa book, aud i shall be
their duty 10 revise ths sxistiog segisir..tien
looks o. their precinct N towpstiip 10 such
manner that sand hooks shaI ssew u. accu.
rate Inst Of electors preyiousl yAresissered in
such preciuct " ,oeasmp.;nsid slia rtsiding
therein. without re,lanug such 'eiecsvrs to,
be registered ahew and such Registrars
shall also, brtween the hours vi suurlse. aud
sunset, On each day (S,n,da ! excepted Tor;
thirty days preceding each electlop, Keep
open said buoks for the registration 81 any
electors residing IN such reeinc, Or tvsna
ship, and entitled TO ;regi,,raiiun. whose
names have never before been registered in
suchpresncr o. township, or do nut sppsa,
10 the revised list. tsps =
Buttne Board o. Justices IL the Peace
for sachcoutry may. upa,i giving lnrfty
days nn,lce in craftsmanship. Ut they sbait
ti.ink proper. direct that there sha H. bean
entirely sSragistrailon. of Voters before
any election, Instead Of the REVISION Of the
rsglsrratlon lipt- ~ above crowded ..s,siisE
| SIC. No elre,or shall Dc eutlticd to
register aryoie IN any other precinct Of
township than the one IN which be II AN
actual and JolW ite resident on tue day ot
election, and 70 cer.iicates d registration
S'a" = ss"' ds saa sti ~
The unsettled questions. which would
have been At ence solved By the withdrawal
Of troops fram houlsiaua and south GaroIis
ia. Can the husiaess atTsirs Of the t.orr.
| Try IN The unsatisfactory state hat has exi
listed for more than three years. aud prs.
periiy la9gallsshss that !. party may prosper.
The New YORK SHa says, he 8 20 I
comni,sIsp tl,st made Hayes FrauGalenl
Presidep. il nov, 70 be followed hs ..ls 4
to or the . TO Commission IN tile l.ouis.
lana case. Hayes has got up the Lauisi.
! ana Commission II i've members. IN u
WHOM. with The exception Of Blown Of Ten.
nessee, are Republicans. l. may u IN,
iferrej, therefore. that the Cvlumis.iui will
s,and 4 70 on sueh questions as sulne be-
| fsrc ID; but We presume tbat Lawrence Of
Itlioo;< - mt IN - Al, r,r,f
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Jndge Nor;brap. South Carolina r.,
publican. says Of South Carolina:
Tie Democrats believe Is 6rmls A.
they 10 III Their exis,euee that CIV. llsmp.
tnn.reeciye1 over me thousand majority
,diiese votes, mil the l1wfuliy Elected
i;6fSfnor. They claim thA il has been
decided ~ their favor by The courts. aud
they would eagerly deield il by the la.t
tljl';r jul lie Iaa life. fIsye never seen
.nei profound excitement aud ihhelible
resolution ne exists throughout my section.
II j. ID every fibre u lie atmosphere, and
mnst be felt 70 he understood. +. Is tie
Kind ~ frenzy tllat possessed The people Of
Paris " 1893. Il has been waiting. like
chained tiger. On the fret movement Of
IIsupten's finger Or lips. IL that move
msnt had been inside the whole army IL the
United state. would have hsd business or
iis hands. Further 90 he SAYS: ! sni 4
republican. every inch N me. aud Carroll
~ every inch % ne. aud Tdonst want 10
see the sfsse passin,o the hands o. The
dcmocfscy. bas I don't wsnt 70 zee Il 20
70 the devil either = 49,
Reporter" Well. &c Hampiou becomes
Governor wouid pescs foIlas n Eii
Judge Norihrsp--.'Y es cor, II rould
mdst andoobtedly. and with that peace
would come ample protection 10 al peopla
like. and property would atsoncs become
balanced 10 value b. tsphbrgye ferespt.
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The Raleigh 0bssrcer says. ia the days
81 Radical supremacy. wheniobe n Demp-
crat was crime. the Federal House oi he.
presentatiyes rcstcd nsits clerk The pow.
ersto make up the roll qr that body. pres
parat0Ty to lie orgaBlzlilo0. and no. one
could participate inths organization whose
name was bnrne nTan the rvll by ihe clerk
10 cluse House. on 40 one hot close.
the clerk. III 80 disposed eeu.d yery readily
determine is comp lexion IN any say he
might desire. si,d GndeT this 4RlhOriiy iet.
,saTs alter the war SoUihein lnenber. we're
kepi our ot Congress. Ii ha1yeus low,
however. though the law standsas Se.orc.
that The clerk u line House DsmoeF.i.
aud the prospect u the exercise q such up-
limited poser By Democratic officials h
lacked upon With hurrVr. .,essa..r.f
Ii these DAYS wien Offices are securei,
held rs crime a being counted ~, aud
nj by virtue ~ election, ouf Radical lficnds
Are becoming yery restie.s IL The Thought
o. The lsus.ibiFitirs VI tie siaaiI0ii III REGARD
a. the neS nsfi1naf House ~ lseprescsta
iiges. And whattrUuhiss fhem mosi III
alI. j, the knowiedge that there j. a lIadi-
cbi precedent for every possible piece d
rascaliiy the Democratic rlsrk my lie gdllt,
81 .hey IRE inierrvr lest their sin shalt
have found them Uni.
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THE 81 PENALTIES q Or raA1D,

4 N i ses
Nothing was ever more clear1y demon
ssrp,ed ~ its eoaseqaeaees that fraudulent
bargaias always bring Then retribasion.
The new presiieat already Is taught that
honesty i always the best policy, and lesrns
full soan thst 10 Is brought gacc q iace
with the results Of his secret bargaining.
And We learn too, that certain Demu.
cra,s who had made themselves parties to q
portion &c these inirigues, have learned the
Tony 81 rsliaucs upon the faith 81 conspiA.
tors. They have not gained what they bar
gained for, nor is the South benefited By
the selection OF i course winch was prefer
red to one OF open and manly protest or re-
.istahce ses.a sM4k 3ia s.sll ~ u
We could wish that Hampton and Cor
don aud other hitherto unsullieJ names had
been kept free from these complications
They fall somewhat from their high estate.
when we fad tha, they were whiting 70
chatfer ~, sectional advantage a the ex.
pen.e Of the life Of great party.
We feel also th. mort ldcalion Of knowing
that the desperate resort vf High CON.
mission was MOI taken solely. for the'' pre-
ssrvatiou OF peace. bur that certain states.
perhaps certain men. might be profsed.
We learn too late. that Hayes might have
been 'sthwar.ed. that tilden might have
been seated. iltllere la been Inure virtue
in men i,nplicillyltrusted si,h the destilies
OF the Demccfa.ic pasty.ss s,Sss
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-30
MARRIED.

In Covington, Indiana, at the residence OF
the brides father Mr. Morgan Davis, on Tues
day evening, August 81, 1877, by Rev. Barr,
of Frankfort. Indiana, MIR. Walter 5. Dubois,
of Wichita, Kansas, to Miss Annie Davis, OF
this place.
"We congratulate Walter on his choice, as
we know that happiness VIII be as plenty In
his home as in GODS blessed sunshine that so
freely is lavshed upon earth. Though there
may be an occasional dark cloud TO ruflle the
serenity OF their life's travel, there will al
ways be a bright sky following. We all must
have our share OF joys and SORROWS and should
not murmur at the dIspensation at The hands
OF Him who has thought wisely to give both
in order that we may appreciate more fully
the blessing bestowed upon US.
The cake was magnificent and abundantly
supplied to all-from the editor to the devil.
A beautiful boquet accompanied the cake, iii
emblem OF lfe--with all its sweets there was
concealed thorn-and in order to enjoy it,
must pariaks of both. May God prosper this
happy young couple and prosperity always
abound with them and theirs.-Peoples' Psper
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-30

There's lots of people coming to Kansas
this fall from every portion of the east. Hard
times are driving farmers, mechanics, miners
and day-laborers from the over-crowdsd dis
tricts. Already the current has headed in
this direction and many strangers can be seen
upon our streets daily. 1t is judged by ma
ny of the more obseryant that the fall OF 1877
will witness the largest immigration ever re-
ceived in one year 10y this State. Let them
come. We have plenty of room, plenty OF
soil, and avenues for industry without num-
Der. In fact We have great county to make
or develop. SedgwIck county alone has room
for ten to twenty thousand more people while
some OF the counties west of us have hardly
commenced 10 settle up yet.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-30

County Sabbath School Convention.

At meeting OF representatives OF the va
rious Sabbath Schools in the city on Tuesday
evening, August 21st, it was unanimously
agreed 10 hold County Sabbath School Cen
yention at the Presbyterian Church in this
city, commencing on Wednesday, October
oath, and continuing over Thursday, the 18th.
Each Sabbath School IN the county IL regu sst-
Ell 10 send two delegates to this Convention,
and st il hoped that a permanent organization
viii be effected at this meeting. The Super
iniendenis of the various schools in the coun-
ty are requested TO confer or correspond with
the Undersigned, giving statistics, list of OIL
GERS. and any other Information that may be
available and of general interest. A cordial
invitation is extended to all officers, teachers
and friends OF the cause in the county. Come
prepared to take some part IN the work OF the
Convention, and by making it a success, give
new impetus to the Sabbath School work in
our new and rapidly growing county.
c. S. CALDWELL,
mi on, 4
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Another Big Yield.

Mr.. j. b. Carroll, whose farm is on the
Cowskin, section 16, town %, range / west,
we guess will probably carry of the prize for
large wheat yield this year. He harveste d
quite large field, but ten acres of Gennesee
turned oil, machine measure, three hundred
and fifty bushels, or thirty-ive bushels to the
acre OF extra No. 2. Fifty additional acres oil
Early May averaged little rising OF twenty
bushels. For failure year such a showing
is truly encouraging. Mr.. Carroll Is an enter
prising, pushing, industrious farmer. He
has put up one Of the finest, if not altogether
the finest granary in the county this summer
into which be has already emptied $500 bush
els Of grain of his own raising. Hard times
will not strike John for year or two yet
ANYHOW,
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lmposition!

l have been informed that there are parties
in Wichita, Kansas, that are dealing in all
kinds OF sewing machines, il 80 they are cid
ones and made 10 lock like new, bought by
parties from the regular agent and sold to
dealers living in Chicago, Illinois. Some may be
paid for and some not. If not the regular agent
can take them by law whenever SO required
by the company, or whenever seen by agent.
A few words from David Cook OF Chicago,
Illinois, who buy. old machines and makes
them look like new and WHOLESALERS them TO
parties vino wishes to buy old machines ami
impose them on the people. | have on hand
all kinds OF sewing machines, among others
Will sell you the Singer-new family box COW
er, drop leai and two drawers, eighty dollars.
Rebuilt for new furniture and all look exactly
the same as new, for twenty-five dollars, and
others in the same proportion. To the good
people of the Southwest please bear in mind
that a new singer sewing machine cannot be
sold in the Southwest except through or by
me and have no agent in Wichita.
WIN. MASON, General Agent.
Office II Main Street, few doors north OF
the Occidental. 14-3m
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WICHITA. August %. ISL

fVf
Mr.. EDITOR There is that on my mind
which must have vent, SO please excuse the
intrusion: / believe there is law protect
ing dumb animals from cruelty. Is there
none protectin. orphan children against the
cruel treatment sometimes imposed upon
them by those who have them in charger /
am incensed al the brutal treatment of a little
fatherless boy in our own neighborhood.
Baby-boy came near saying, for he can't be
more than five. viii the wielders of the rod
please desist this severe punishment, remem-
bering that as they deal with this little child
60 will the Father of the iatherless" deal
with them. A MOTHER.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-30

We hasten to acknowledge the receipt of a
very cordial invitation from the President and
Board OF Directors OF the International Ex-
bibition Company to be present at the recep-
ten ceremonies to the Governors of the Uni
States, which suspicious occasion will De on
August 30th, in the Exhibition building at the
Centennial Grounds, Philadelphia.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-30

The managers Of the Kansas City EXPOSE
ton will accept our thanks for reserved
seat ticket TO witness the trot of Goldsmith
Maid for $4,000, on "Wednesday, the 18th OF
September. The greatest horse in the world
will be there certain. Kansas City, in the
matter of her fairs, as in many things else, is
eading all tse great cities OF the west.
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A Card.

Thanking the public for their patronage in
the past, take pleasure in informing you
that l have just received an immense stock
of boots and shoes at bankrupt prices, and
they will be sold very low. This includes
stock of The finest ladies' misses and chidren's
goods Of the best manu- iacture in the United
Sta ties. Cali and examine goods and prices
before purchasing and we will convince you
that you can save money by buyin. at Dun
scomb's. 22-tf
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Sheep for Sale.

l have for sale 1,2)0 ewes and 500 lambs,
good healthy sheep in good order and accli-
mated. Were wintered on the range without
receiving feed of any kind. viii be sold
cheap. Any one wishing to so into the sheep
business, this is a good chance. Address
WILSON PURDY,
Care of G. Barrett, Hutchson, Reno coun-
ty, Kansas. 22-3t
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Patents on all lands entered priorto April
LIST, 1876, are now ready at the land Office. 1t
yvould be well for the parties to whom the
patents belong to get them and have them duly
recorded. which may save long and TEDIOUS
litigation ut some future time. 44-t
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Six red Bermuda sweet potatoes, weighing
twelve pounds, dug on the Odd of August,
reach US from the farm Of our friend, S. l..
Dever, of Gypsum township. The large st
pulled down the scales at two pounds and
three-quarters.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-30

The lawn social held on the grounds Of Mr..
Furlong on Tuesday evening was a delightful
affair, in which the Baptist society and their
friends made merry until a late hour. Creams
cake, etc., were furnished in abundance by
the hospitabe entertainers Mr.. and Mrs. Fur.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-30

Mark Ellsworth, the old and popular gro
ceryman and solid citizen, puts in an amateur
hand in the peach line. He says when it
comes 10 fruit no farmer shall get away with
him. We never saw finer or larger peaches
than hang frem the trees surrounding his
home, Tor dozen or two OF which he will
please accept our thanks
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-30

From the now well-known peach orchard
of E. Pierpoint, Minneha township, we re-
ceived the other day present of two or three
dozen double peaches and one specimen OF
quadruple fruit, all finely developed. There
is no longer any doubt that this portion Of
the Arkansas Valley will become famous for
its peaches.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-30

Having secured the services Of maehineist
of nine years experience in the different sew
ing machine adjusting rooms, am prepared
to adjust and repair all kinds OF machines and
warrant them. Bring along the worst one
and will make it run as new.
j. T. HOLMES, Agent,
40-tf Weeelcr i Wilson Mig. GO.
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John Hufbauer-may his shadow never
grow less-toted into our Office the other day
half bushel of choice peaches raised on his
home place. Peaches and cream and kind
ly remembrance of the donor was what hap
pened up where we keep the young easlets.
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Sealed Proposals.

Sealed proposals may be addressed to C. C.
Muninger, Alton p o., until Sept. llth, at p,
m, for the purpose of building school house in
district No. IS, the plans and specifications of
which can be seen at this Office or with C. G.
Muninger. The board reserve the right TO reject
any or all bids.
BY order OF the board
as-2s c. c. MUNINGER. Dis. Clerk.
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Natice TO Earmprs.

John Z. Maddox & Co. will pay the highest
market price for hogs and cattle. Our office
is Il; the Valley House where the farmers will
find plenty eat and at reasonable rates. Far
mers will find it their interest 10 consult us
before disposng OF their stock elsewhere.
22-u JOHN E. MADDOX It Co.
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IL is now almost settled fact that the
Usage county coal miners will 60 to work on
the first OF September st an advance which
they struck for four weeks ago. The mining
companies want them to agree TO work at
those prices for the next five months is now
the only issue. Charley Marsh returned
from the above mines yesterday, having first
visited Fort Scott. He says within three
days after the strike ends coal viii again be
run into Wichita.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-30

The ladies of the library association will
hold their regular monthly meeting at the
residence of Mrs. Milo Kellogg, on Topeka
avenue, Saturday, September lst, at p. m.
There will be an election OF officers for the
ensuing year, and fullattendance Is greatly
to be desired Mrs. TopD, Pres.
Nina TayTap p
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-30

II. b. Cullum, Receiver of the First Ma
tional, was one OF the parties that went from
Kansas TO attend the grea celebration at
Cleveland. Mr.. c. will meet his wife at that
point, who, it will be remembered, went east
last spring to attend her fathers funeral.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-30

The following little episode OF life's irregu-
larities was handed Us by citizen of Garden
Plains:
about two years since a you married
man. living in Illinois, consente > let his
better hall 80 her way reioica : while he
would take the late II. G.. al. - 90 west
sud grow up with the c0uutry. oming to
Sedgwick county, he has siucc pursu-
ing the ayocation Of an honest e. ser,mean-
time securing divorce from his liner wife.
During the present summer be cOurted one
of the fair daughters of the land. \ week
ago last Sunday was the day set when they
two should be made man and wife. The day
previous the young man took the train for
parts unknown. leaving his afiauced to finish
the presarations and solve the mystery Of his
disapp earance"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-30

The correspondent who beled our city
through the columns OF the Topeka Blade is
no gentleman aad there is not reader OF that
paper nat knows anything Of Wichita that
don't know be ialsifed about the business of
the iowa AID its appearance.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Deter buried their
lirtle girl last Friday, their only remaining
child. These parents have been peculiarly
unfortunate, having lost three children. The
little one laid away last week was bright
and interesting little girl, and the parents are
deeply sympathized with.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-30

Ice! ICE! CLEAR, CRYSTAL PURE Ice.
Henry Schweiter takes this method OF IN
forming his old customers that he will be on
hand during the heated term with the first
quality OF ice-every morning, without fail.
TT
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-30

Upon the reco mmendstion OF Major Miles,
the Goyernm ent has supplied the Indians of
the Cheyenne and Arrapahoc agencies with
wagons and harnesses with which to haul
their own supplies from this city. The ar
ransement seems TO work nicely. The In
dians pleased with the trust and responsible
ty, and the head men come up regularly with
their wives and little ones. spending thre e
or four days each trip In laying in private
supplies and getting acquainted with the
ways Of civilization. They are all warm
friends of William Griffenstein, who spent
many years with them IN trading.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-30

News was received here the other day that
j. c. Fraker was seriously i'll at Leaysnworth.
His wife was summoned by telegraph TO 90
ard see him without delay. We have heard
no parficlllars
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-08-30

The great row among de cullud population
Tuesday night, became great calm rs soon a.
The brudderin and sistern became aware Of
the soothing presence Of Dick Cogdell, the
CITY Marshal
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Emmert & Hovey have improved ana uH
improved Real Estate for sale cheap ana on
easy terms. Loans 9 speciality. I9-I