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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-05
INSURANCE..

Hamilton County
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Department @
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the assets
believing that bad results Will eue
PSSince financial condition OF the
of Common Pleas OF Hamilton CouI
has pending favor OF the Comps
nv which liabilities of the Company Sd
The statement would stand thus:
Total Assets 'P,o0O,oo0 II
Liabilities ................ l,OS6777 98
Surnlus Hl5o,OVO I4
Respectfully, w. D. HILL
Superintendent of Insurance.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-05

There is a deal of rascality in this
world which goes unpunished, slipping
through the meshes of The law. Not the
least is that which, under the guise OF
honest manufacture, imposes dangerous
wares on the world. b. T. Babbitps
Toilet soap, unlike many of its rivals,
is perfectly pure and honest article,
as none but the most refined and excel
lent oils are used in it. Pure, cleanly,
and delicately fragrant, 1T is simply all
that can be wished in toilet SOAP.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-05
A NEW INVENTION.
LEGAL.

NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED HAS
IN been duly appointed Executor Of the last
will and testament OF Maria L. Harrison, late
OF Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio.
VIM. II. HARRISON.
GEO. T. HARRISON, Attorney.
February 25 l,7. 1e20-9tM
EGAL.-HAMILTON COUNTY COURT
of Common Pleas-No. 81, ,T64..-sarah j.
Gratz, plaintiff, VS.. Jonas Gratz, defendant. -
Petition for divorce.-The above named de-
fendant is hereby notified that on the 10th day
Of February, 1877, the said plaintiff, Sarah J.
Gratz, filed her petition III said Court, asking
for a divorce from said defendant, OH the
ground Of willful absence for three years, ha-
bItual drunkenness for three years last past,
extreme cruelty to said plaintiff, gross neg
lect OF duty IN failing to provide suffiei mt
support, and for other causes as will more
fully appear by SAID petition fled in said
cause. and that the defendant is required to
|eanswer or demur to said petition on or before
the 18th day OF April, A. ID. ST., or decree
will BIZ entered accordingly.
l.. W. IRWIN,
sei2-6tMs Attorney for piaiatiff.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-05
officers and Directors Of the Union Gel

1oIrN CDCHNOW Err. Pres. N. W. Hal
x. >. RUST, DID,, Vice Pres. JOHN DAVIS: !
d. j. HARRIS, MD, Adjuster. MAITHt
R. S. Rust, DID,, Corr Sec. Freedmen's Aid I
Society, Cincinnati.
II. DeCanp, j. +. Larkin 8 Co., Bankers, Gin
VIM, b. DAVIS, Nj. D.. 80 Elm street, Cin.
n. w. Harris, Sec. Union Cent al Life Ins. Co.
John Davis, MD, 33 Elm street, Cincinnati
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II tho Board of Health, which spent thou
sands of dollars in the general distribution of
deodorizers to prevent the spread Of contagious
tuitously distribute Glenn's Sulphur Soap to
the victims OF contagious eruptions. Sold
everywhere. Depot, CRl1'TENTON'S, Sixth
avenue, New York.
Hilps Hair auL Whisker Dye, black or brown,
50c MW&F
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-05
BROKER.
CURATIVE PADS
Snyder's S Curative
"a D.

WORN OVER PART AFFECTED, ABSORB
ALL MALARIA FROM THE SYSTEM.
VNHEY POSITIVELY CURE THE WORST
l. cases Of liver, lung, heart, kidney, spine,
bladder and womb ailments, dyspepsia, bill
iousness, costlveness, soreness Of pit Of stom.
ach or bowels. Female weakness, sick and
nervous headache, chflls and fever, dumb
sgue, restlessness, etc, may be entirely erad
cated by wearing one OF our Pads. Many, OF
our best citizens can attest to their merit.
The Liver and Lung Pad. Sc 90
Kidney and Spinal Pad ........ 3 90
Womb Pad for Female Weak
hcbb d w
R6S~ Ask your druggist for Snyder's
Curative Pad, and take no other, or IN
close the price in a letter TO us, ana we will
send them by mail Address
e. l.. SNYDER & co.,
Manufacturers and Proprietors, Indianapolis,
Indiana.
For sale by JOHN D. PARK & SONS, and
druggists generally. noZl-lyd&no3O-lyw
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Theo. Bnmlller, Wholesale Wines and Liquors.
Geo. jacob, Manuf'r Carriage, and Wagons.
Albert Fisher, star Preserve Works.
IL. Il. Strueve, Dealer in Jewelry, Watches and
Clocks.
Henry brennan, ManuPr Rope and Cordage.
Mich Eekcrt, Tanner and Wholesale Leather
Dealer.
Samuel Doll, Coffee and Spice Mills.
Henry kreimeT, Manufacturer Furniture
J. BIedenbender, Dealer in Furs, Hats, Cans,
Bernard Horstmann, Of Norman q 20.
Adam II. Dusterberg, Livery Stables.
Va. Eckert jr., OF Eckert 3 Brother.
Aug. II. Kreimer, Manufacturer Furniture.
+. Vonuerheid, Manufr Rope and Cordage.
+. Groneweg, Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
RObt. Gotschak, Groceries aud Meats
4. IL. Hellmann. Dealer in Shoes aud Boots.
Chas. Jacob, jt., Pork and Beef Packer.
j. H.W Root, Dealer in Leather and Findings
Chas. Rice, Cashier German BANKING 60.
VIM. 4. Wehrmanp, of L. +. Wehrmann d Son.
Frank Diehl, Manuf'r Harness ana Saddles.
Jos. Schreibar, Undertaken and Livery Stable
Fred Pile, Merchant Tailor.
B. Heile, OF b. Heile & Brothers,
Frank Heile, of b. Heile & Brothers.
Fred Lauxtermann, OF Fred. Schlochtermeyer
& Co.
B. H. Rover, Dry Goods.
Philip Klopp, Manufacturer Wagons and Car
riages. ~
II. Ii. Wiggers, OF Kearney & Wiggers.
Frank A. hnabe, Fancy Goods and Notions
Christian Bardes, Tanner and Currier
H. III. Nieman, jr Jeweler
#. Z. Brandt OF Il. q. Brandt q Co.
Jacob Knauber, Pork Packer.
| Otto Taxis, Druggist
| Christopher Ahrens. Manufacturer Of Steam
Fire Engines
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tg- Each of the above members 900 Policy.
PE4I CIPAL OFFICE,
COMPANYS FOURTH AND CENTRAL AVENUE CINCINNATI
HENRY KESSLER and L. A. STALEY
GENERAL AGENTS FOX THE HOME DISTRICT
NO ~H w est Third st, CincinnatS.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-29
A Word to Oar Business Patrons,

While all the leading business houses OF
Wichita, more especially our old patrons, un
derstand full well that they can reach much
larger number of people of this valley through
the columns of the EAGLE than through any
other paper or papers printed or circulated
here-that We never bore. by personsl solicita.
tons class OF men, who above all others are
supposed 10 know their own business, and
VINO have q 'ull undo rstanding OF these mat
tiers. still many of them do not know
that we have just received the largest, finest
and most complete assortment OF job material
ever brought to this section OF the State, cor
sis;ing of fancy types. new patent faces, eie-
CANT scripts and texts, beautiful borders.
dashes, cuts, etc., which were purchased in
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Cinoinnat
Chicago .and st. Louis. While we shall
adhere 10 our old rule, and in no wise en- i.
bsrra>s them by personal solicitations, We
take great pleasure in announcing our In
ere ased facilities FOR giving entire sati,faction
Ia fine, cheap commercial work of every char
ter.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-29

The question of successfully growing tamr
grass in this valley is rsisei by almost every
new conner and home seeker. We answer
that there need be 10 doubts entertained ~
on that head. Tru.. with our hundreds OF
thousands al acres Of luxuria0t wild grasses
and the nutritious hay which it makes. tasrt
has been little need Of, or incentive for ih..
cultivation of tame grasses. hut many OF The
pats >own TO red clover, timothy, olue grass
sifilis etc, IN way Of tests or experiments
hive afforded wonderful results. Timothy
beads. ir2ln the first years crop, uine inc hes
iu length, have bean brought into this office
red clover two and Il haf feet tall irem the
-rei, 'nd blue grass three feet nine inches
jahge y. p Cam,hell has door yard ~
tai~ city solid sod OF long heavy Dlne grass.
the seed al which was sOwn last Aprii and
no attention given il Afterwards No doubt
our soil will produce wonderfully tine and
rica crops OF tame grasses, especially after i
has been Guilty. ated few years. when it viii
have lost much Of its present Wild rankness.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-29
Wild Turkey in Ours.

The hunting party consisting Of G. F. Har
gis. David Sbelabargsr, and his brother 10
seph. of Topeka. w. L. Jewett, Oliver Hsr
gis, Drew Graham, Mr.. Orr and Mr.. Doren
who went to the Indian Territory some ter
days or two weeks ago, got back safe las
Monday, loaded down with game. Tn,
party had an exciting and pIeasar .bio hunt
and rip, with no bad weather worth men
rionng No buffalo were seen, tho herd
having borne west. Mr. Harsis brought np
splendid specimen of the American eagle
which he will have mounted. To the latter
gentleman we are under obligations for .
magnificent goDbler that weighed 131 pounds
dressed He rs a fat bird and blythe big
gest he could find among the leaders of all tht
hocks. Thank you
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-29
An Astonishing Offer.

The Lndependsnt. OF New YORK, eff.rs in an
other column TO give away. absolutely, 4
Worcosier's Unabridged Qusrto Pictorial
Dictionary. which retails everywhere for $40.
and is. OF course, household necessity. How
they can do it l.. we must confess, a mystery;
but that they do there lie no question.
The lndspendest is now publishing Rev. Jo-
seph Cooks famous Roston Monday Lectures,
which are Creating so much discussion every
where. See advertisement Of the Ladepsndent
in this paper, on tue hrst page.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-29
W. 9. Woodlands Lstter.

This week we prascut 70 our readers au-
other article from the pen Of W. G. Wood
nan, OF The First Arkausa, Valley Bank, up
n the financial situation. 1t is such q plain
statement Of facts that every one must feei
Is force at = first readIas TIE diaooical
schemes Of W all Street are laid bare and its
aef4rrous work exposed. The hope of the
nation is in the West. Mr. Woodman truly
,ays that the act dsnonetlzing silver was not
>uowu nor understood by the people for
nvnths after Its cousummaiion. We, conies.,
Ior one, tn.I the fact was first called to our
sJteutiol oy Senator PLUMB in hi. speech the
dsht alter the nomination Of Thomas Ryan.
wen 10 ibis day, icw under -tand how 1t ali
zne about. Ii MAS but tries in the Credit
doi'iiier scheme, whose revelations startled
he Nation and consigned TO infamous sbscu-
Tiiy prominent msn La 1873 the Engdsn
'anAers. n,yiag Ia view The iUtrn.ic vaiue OF
our creenback-, our rapid recupcration from
~ di-aster> Of war snj our enormous pro-
ilction OF silver, raised a purse OF hsif 4 mil
on OF gold cola al1 placed 1t in the hands oI
Mr.. Earnest seyd, VINO immediately en-
81 All tifi tHis NDIAtiF. III ! iefs NY tbt4t
.ntaleTiGusly appeared bill in Congress pur-
,qrtins 10 De for the better regulation OF tbs
ANTS, which wa, passed without discussion.
"a this bin was clause demonetizing silver
DIN. sinking the peoples money in the ill.,
crest of gold dealers, after that money had
ioad a. legal tender upoa the statute book
+ ninety-seyen years. Read Mr.. Wood
1an's article.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-29
HOW FARMS ARE MADE IN SEDGWICK
COUNTY.
The Kind Of Men Who Are Making Her the
Wsalth,sst County in the State.

WICHITA TOWNSHIP, November &c, 1877.
Col Xurdcck DEAR SIR: After reading
your valuable paper for twelve months have
come to the conclusion that you are dong
more to develop this new country than any
citizen 1 know Of. Seeing that you pay at
tention to local items, would like to say
what have done since coming here. came
TO Sedgwick county about the first of Sep
TENDER. 1876, and the same fall put in one
hundred acres OF wheat, having bought halt
section Of land four miles northeast OF Wich-
TIA. l built Two bouses-one 24x2S, two sto-
ries high, well finished inside and out. nd the
other l6xa4. story AMI hall high; dug two
wells and one cistern. In the spring OF III 1
put in fifty acres OF corn, fifty acres In oats,
aud forty acres in barley, fax and millet. l
also built ten ou.-housss. ! broke 225 acres
OF prairie, and re-broks the same, aud sowed
1t 10 wheat this fall. have put out tour
miles of hedge fence and cultivated the same.
| nave set OUT twelve hundred iruit trees. and
made forty tons of hay last and forty tons this
tall. THIS work was done by myself and fam
lily, except six months labor by one hand, on
the farm. and forty dollars paid 10 mechanics.
L. U. WINDEEs.
These are not the speculations OF 4 iheorist,
but the actual accomplishments OF wide
awake, energetic farmer who is demonstrate
ing what can be done in a twelve mouth upon
our rich soil. Such results are not only en-
couraging, but are wide-reaebing in their ef-
tects upon others and strong inducements to
f.,, to- fo. apd raa Of q
ot with us. Mr. Winders is from Ogle coun-
ty, Illinois. He and his family we're the fr,t
10 come to this valley from his old neishbor-
hood. and now he says he can count up SIX
teen others who nave followed his example.
large humber are now en- route, whom Mr..
w says are all men OF means, lie being per-
sonally acquainted with the most OF them.
From the Oge County Press, which be hands
III. We clip the following item which tells the
whole story:
Ion Wednesday. the Dist inst. a party oil
excur,ionlsts left Polo tor Southwestern Kan
sas. Among the number were j. S. Line, j.
X. Card, Peter Stouffer, Isaac Renncr, james
Snyder, samuel G. Betebener and tam y and
j. W. Clinton, all OF Polo. Reuben Kem4r
ing, William Spett, Elias M!chael, Charles
Depus, U. NJ. Kinney. George Ransom, and
George Skinner. all OF Brookyile. They will
spend several weeks in Kansas, exploring and
Examining the land. offered Tor sale by the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad. Ii
pleased with the country, number OF them
will purch ase farms in tho rich and fertile val
Try OF the Arkansas. Another excursion will
leave here for the same place December 18th.
For particular, inquire OF d. l.. Miller"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-29
Abram Kslly's Acquittal.

A communication elsewhere. written al
Hutchinson, tells eli the acquittsl Of Abran
Kelly, charged with mans slaughter. Mr.
K ely was a former resident OF this county
and is a brother OF Senator John Kelly. HI
"a very quiet. peaceful and honorable mind
d maa. There are men 10 Wichita who
-,rved three years in the army with him, and
taey all unite in the declaration that uothinl
,ess than personal outrage could have driven
.im TO the act for which WAS held 10 trial.
ihe evidence showed 30 clear a isstsrdly plot
10 deprive him of his lite and properly tina
he jary unanimously acquitted hiD Sus>
aud Stsn4y both maze very able aud eloque nj
-poeehes 10 the defense of Ne. Kelly, whose
case they have managed from the start.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-29
Appreciates the Nswspapcrs.

A gentleman in one oil the Departments a
Washington. " no receives the EAGLE through h
his friend, John Exion, of this city, in q le,
ter dated last week, writes the faIlowin.
complimentary words together with somr
truthful observations ave have livcl,
interest in yon and yours. especially in III,
Er.tnd west. part OF which your noble Stat.
represents. Your county paper Reaches u.
weekly. and truly can say. no county paper
does more for its supporters than the EAGLE
and hope the editor will reap his reward il
ample remuneration for conducting the same,
Alas, too few uo.'
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-29
Excursions to the Rocky Mountains.

The Atchison, Topeka Il santa Fe railroad
has arranged with the various railroad lines
IN t!'r country for special round "Trip rates to
the Rocky Mountains. and has secured the
following rate, To Denver, Colorado Springs,
Canon CITY. Pueblo and return T.: From Kan
sa> CRY ami Atcbison, s45; st. Louis. $50;
Chieaso, sG5; Quincy. $50; Cincinnati, S6a;
Buffalo, $40. and corre.poudlngiy low rates
trom al points east, north and south. These
tickets are good for 90 days and to stop at all
stations west OF the Missouri river. Tickets
are on safe at all principal stations through
out the country. his IL the new route TO
Denver through the garden OF Kansas and
Colorado. Send for maps, circulars. time
tables. etc., TO T. ANDERSON,
Nn Gen. Pssk Ayeny Tosskss Em:
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-29
The Moses BUSINESS Frem an Outside Stand
point.

Reverend Johu Kirby's sermon, last Ssh
path morning, was not noticably directed
,yainst the average wanderer in by and for
i;ddsn paths No. We ordinary repro
yates were given r-st and for oncc the sin
rec> ia Tbs ''anen corner found the Amos
pAere little close. His text Was Moses and
tie children Of Israel; his subject. the MINIS
t.r and his charge. Our divine grew elo-
luest, II not imprisoned. All were glad
nat they were not Moses, few To at they
we're not even OF the children of Israel. We
-sther think there was a. rafting among the
Try bones-ameng sncb of them at least a.
,adn't become so dry a. to have lost all the
attic that ever was in them. The vivid pie
IRE drawn Of the bnrthen and responsible
les OF paste tied down to a delinquent and
'arsimonious nock we hope will not soon
'.de from the minds of those to whom he
must Look for support, Business men be-
.ome SO intent on getting COED scald on
heir golden cali that they forget that the ons
whom they have employ ed to look after their
interests in Mount Sinai hasn't been fur
nished the wherewith to pay his board bill.
Mamma and quai's are caught by the average
:5urch member in abundance, and it's mighty
nean not to divide with him who holds the
Bag. That's not what Kirby said, but that's
shat he meant, and the whole tribe UNDER
stood it, as did We. the hangsrs-on in the
camp. It is Il long way to Canaan, though
.'raight and narrow be the road. II Israel
thinks she can make it through the wilder
ae>s without Noses let it say so; if mol, then
at her do as she agreed.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-29

number of ladies of this city-members
If the Methodist cburch-bave organized .
benevolent society. at the suggestion and un-
der the supervision OF their pastor. They
are 30 organized and have it arranged so ths
every family in the city will be visited once
10 two weeks at least. and perhaps sftener
rheir object is 10 look after and administer
TO the wants of all who are needy, both spir
itua and temporal.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-29
Z Card.


INHfl 4, NVVtIhDtT %, 1911.
To tie People Of ifielrd:
feel to thank you Tor your Kindness to-
ward me. came here stranger and asked
your assistance to help me get my family from
Troy, Kansas, 10 Wichi,a ~. being sent to the
pastoral charge OF The A. NJ Z. Church here
| was not able to bring them | asked your
assistance. you responded. cheerfully, and
my family are again with me. For this | am
under deep obligations and return my re-
found thanks. Our Residence is north oil the
jail, and a cordial Invitation is extended to al,
TO visit us. 4. PETTIFoRD,
Pastor in Charge OF A. ~ + Caureh.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-29
Tho Ag cd, ths Feeble and Conva.
lesceuu.

Find just the help they need in the heal Il
,ad strength-giyins properties OF Parker
Ginger fopc. This comforting invigoran
.iiiuses warmth and yIgor through the sy-
ien, socthes tue nerves, bsHishss nslanchoi,
AMI gives strength and elasticity to the worn
5Ilt frame. II is ineomparaby superior 10
SiGs. or liquors and does not intoxicafe
Every mother Siil not only comfort an
-trsngihen herself, but VIII iieyo ani pa i Y
n-r uur.ing babe by inc rec use Of this ex-
ceilent tonic. Bay 81 % bottle from you,
sample bottle At fifteen cents, and test ii.
merits. d.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-29

Mrs. s. Il. Barnard has about closed up her
business here preparatory to spending the
winter and probably next summer at her old
hume in Canada. For two years she has car
RED on a large aud extensive eressmaRinx es-
tablishment, ia which time she has made May
friends who regret deeply the necessity that
FRIES her away SO TAR, but who heartily ant:
sincerely wish her success and happiness for
all future time.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-29

The Commonwealth says that the Atchison,
Topeka x santa Fe management have sub.
United proposition 10 Sumner county to ex-
tend tas W chta Iran n 10 Caldwell, which
n rios l. "oL exac;ly correct. II any prop.
os ton was submitted nj all tae branch 10 be-
extended Wa ieit aH open question or entire.
iy optional with The company. The Winfield
Courier shows how we'd II il posted upon the
gu 'ston oil "sniiz aud dried apples" when q,
sar-"diy oostr'es OF the enterprise:
sorry Tor Wichita. But then YOU cant
most siways tell about these things. sumner
count ma, be going OF half cooked. n, m.
6vsa uvse bsfrs "a rsnvga prr,vurvrs. 4
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-29

Dr.S Whitehorn will practice medicine and
surgery, having Disposed OF all his ether bust
ness. l deem it professional 10 say have
prac'iced aud studied medicine twenty-six
years since graduating, and have had much
sruy Practice. The rest leave with the log
ic OF eve t.. 0fice-frst door west OF Em-
Vks W., Dooyiss Avenue.
Will DE- s. wRrYxRckx;
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-29
Pretty and 5oung.

In every feature out the hair. which hat
grown white from lever. Tai. lady At thirty
fivo writes us: Il have used parker's Han
8alSsm six months and am more than pleas. =;
with it. 1t has restored the naiurai brow
color 10 my hair and given Il a SILKY soilrr~.
nicer than ever before. There T. no danir ~
10 falling HAIR. and it leaves the soap 80 clean
aud nice and cool that l lm ever so murh
pleased, and ieel aud look like myself s.ain "
DlsiDieciaut properties that enter chcmiceiiy
into this preparation render i; healing cleans
Ing and hcalthiul, and the beautiful, ire
and vigorous hair it produces, together writ
It's property OF restoring the hair to its nat
ural youthful csior, leaving the head entirely
rec from dandruG. clean aud healthy, snr
pri,ss no less than it pIeasses. Buy BETH
from your druggist, George &. Matthews &
60, and test its merits. So
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-29

W. +. Greeley, whom it will be remtm
bcred got his lag broken by street ob'trdc
zion of building mster1al ssms time sincc, .ha'
ages. He sets forth an itemzed bin Of dam
ages including cost of nnr-e, physician, hote
bill, mental anxiety, physical Suffering, etc
lie ha. retained W. E. Stanley Esq, and
Sluss & Hatton will appear for the city.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-29

Up to Monday noon five hundred and sew
snty-six citizens had signed tho petition
praying Ed. wrght's release. With the ex-
cep,ion Of q very few who were prominent in
their Efforts to co nyict him. the depositors all
sign the petition, we believe. We are proud
to record such an act Of justice and compass
sion upon the part Of 50 many prominent
ci.izeus
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-29

The job department connected with this Of
flee has secured the services OF first-ciass
artistic job printer from the East who guaran-
tees satisfaction for all classes Of PLAIN and
fancy printing. In letter heads, bill heads. in
tablets or loose, legal blanks, cards. posters,
etc., the work and prices of Chicago and St.
Louis will be duplicated
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-29

Dir. J. b. Lynch, Of Omega, Ross county,
Ohio. an Old reader of the EAGLE, came OUT
last week 70 see what i land without stumps
trying to make us take back some things We
naI said OF this valley, he renewed his SUB.
.cription and went back to his stuinps aud
hills, but he'll never be happy till he owns a
section OF the Arkansas Valley.