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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-22
SWORN EVIDENCE,
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remarkable ever eWscsed ~ nny sssai.
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haI'e i .oAsiaea man, thai ihla i = afsa
nj, neitlnr Nisb tAa treatment nf ratArth ~
ItaaiAsa w ~, lAat al,h hgs es,ass,ll
sa TN Igtst eminent Hhitst my case, hHkn HAHl
ttrly Lnsl NJ fvnvhy Aln Arrnfnius thai haNr Ar,
siai NatluH tstish nfhlS Nrars past. anil hAsn.
Wilt following thelf usa takrn EFrAt carr ot my
lasern' h.alsh, wy ol,sa'nS ~ toilet" uneautaHe.
HeAt IfuA NAV IA thuht
NfffaLa,fs. Fab, u. iHfj.
.itIa raraanAily appeared the saiA ueufua T,
inellesH md lund .lAtl, that thn tptsaoua state.
hunt III him sltbanfhsi, IL true, ysipFa tnat
Nth j. THOMAS, jussee Itaa rsaee.
EAsll paehasa ralsnsEs M FAafnfdA Improved
Inning Ee., MIL. i tlLsgsia,ns Try VI Y Al
ttlatl. HruRpIslA .thfuVRhuli, Tim United t.NH*.
NIlkA y lWITEii, G.nfFal AGENTS ana Nhttss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-22
Lively lkys.

The boys are doing lively business
these days. In Derks county, Pa, tho
other day, \ party Of scl,ool.boya tried
humping heads 10 sec which was har.l.
cst" Hut they only learned which was
softcst. and he died the night u the II.
pertinent. In Madison, Ind, where the
town was excited over tho expected hang.
ing Of murderer, n party u boys ri
play tried one III their number for muir.
der, found him guilty, ind hung him d
4 door-knob. HI died tho next day,
Then u Frankfort, the same btatc, Il
man wAA found drunk by los III boys.
They tied his hands behind him, threw
him into creek, broke two ot his ribs,
jumped on him, and left him In such 4
state that he cannot get we'll. II In,
been hal winter for skating, drowning
and donl,le ripper catastfophi.m, hui
thc American buy iinds mischief still
for idle hands 10 do.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-22

III tho wonderful medicine 10 which nm ntllle..
~ ntr at,nsu directed fuF lelrf, Tho dtAra,efrf
l,rsc,es In I'm combined In harmony h.ate III
nature sntrsrtNl curative properties, Nheh
t.Ni hAa in.tIiirl lhin the vegetable klNgalHn
III, healing TIN sl.'k, tInu MCtt rsut lafs,re rut,.
l. ts.aIld IN Tie Ftest variety ~ mast ai,sttnatu
diseases which 4 liHs lssN fnNni ~ ruuVuuf. IN
ne rute ~ oorUMe htstae severe Co0nAa>
,ihl Nlc tAIlt HaRrs NJ f0Nao ~ e0o Woes n Inns
,slanistrst tNu medical faruiss. anil einihcnt
,h, sIeans Ntnnaunsr II The rteatcat MelisHt
itsraefs ~ ttsa aRe. Willie II cures the SEVER
~ l".gls. siselsihrhs tho ss.iniM Mnl purt.
blWAt.r,tiis inE properties, Il rnF~s Mll Mn
N 0ta, triln Ilaa Maf*f hrt0eWla ~ n rntMIAns,
NtOtrh, .0stsMRlr ~ 1.rN HetOM. MereMrini
sllsva#t, Mineral fnlsns. anil ilUir effects, AG
sti,l.rstr.i, a'ri vigorous l,rhill An.l sh,lna
constitution established. Evt4tpr1aA, SALE
vNeWNes e'eSrr hOvras Atal1 ~ WO0gN
M tees III snli, MI lin numerous dlsuasNK nasssl
III iNni llsa, AIu conquered bv this powerful,
,ufils .nH. a,nl inslkpfNttnk hlearihr.
N ynn trfi tult. drnAsy. tei,.iitNscs have sal.
lnW rssnl ~ kin. sr tailawish brown slsn.s IN
Isro ~ iapts, frequent hestHrhe ~ dtSsiness,
tail Taste Nv ts.ilt, Internal heat NJ ehtils Rlltrs
nsi.i With iini iishrs, Inn spiriis, and Kt0en.s
tulriHAinHa. IRREGULAR nrlNlItr. Mh,l tnngun
ena..l s..in,e s,i'.ri..H it.'n U'OvreA o.lvevt
"0.iyvr GOsaplAlns !" "nls part u liasse
ssnl.inn,s nir usty ll.n.ri, Az ~ yctnc~ly ~
nit .i,h .asss. ~. tN.s t.nl.irM M~llvni Itis.
s..rts ba~ Na ttala,t i'll II .nrsiA lHlIur FNIes,
inn,,nA Az. two, st.rnpllsrne'l anal healthy.
SOTO es DRUGGISTS Al u pta soIIll.
lrs,u.l M u. =. PtEMru., W. n.. sols
tfunivt'r Il tfa WuHtW- n.ApkAsAM
Htttltia.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-22

Most ladies choose u dog, a cnt, a
canary or pony for PET, anil often vet
their lives upon them, Int rarely does
one hear Of lady attaching herself Ia
sneh Htrang. pets nm the writer .nw NJ
Mrs. Lincoln's, 81 Howard street, 4 day
Or two ago. Living In the family arc
couple III lions, n months old, brought
up by thu hand of Mrs. Lincoln. They
are African lionr, u species not easily
reared IN this country, hut Mrs. Lincoln
has succeeded, by the exercise III great
care, III rearing them h. their prcxcn,
nHe ana hixe. The male weigh about $50
pounds and tho female perhaps ility
pounds less. They haye been nj The
honee on Howard street since last Sep.
tember, and until within month have
had tho run of thc place, = going about
the rooms with considerable freedom.
A. a measure of caution the police
thought thu creatures should br NJ.
strained, and their quarters nre now
moro limited than formerly, although
they have Hafc out door run md 4 room
adjoining the kitchen, with Only strong
wire door separating the apartments.
Mira. Lincoln II IN free with her pets IN
ladics nre with their poolies. She plays
with them feeds tlIcm from her hands,
nnd has taught them various tricks.
They viii kiss her nj her bidding, Jump
through hoop, etc. before thr police
restrictions were placed upon them tho
animals were accustomed 10 wink into
the kitchen Or parlor among guests, and
20 back 10 their quarters without offer.
ing harm 10 anyone. a year ago tn
liouess used 70 occupy the same couch
with the lady nj night. bnt now she hu.,
grown full large 70 be taken upon com
mon be- stead. The animals ARE quite n
curiosity. and, IN their gentlcncsx, show
| plainly how potent In thc law III kind
ness. even with the brute creation.
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q. 4 NV.
LIMBS.

rho CHICAGO and Northwestern Railway
hAlwa, iincs ~ tAr West and Northwest, aud, with
IL numerous branches aud connections, forms thr
shortest And quickest route tstween thcaHu and al
.,m"s.s !" I"~s. Ns,"s.la rals"rn. "na N.
western Territories. "
Omaha and California Line
III points IN Northern Illinnis, Iowa, nAhAA, Me-
brasAA, wyoming, Colorado. Utah. Nevada, CahfoF-
MIA, Oregon, china, Japan and Australia. I've
Chicago, 81. Paul and MlnneaDoh! Line
!. she short line between chiesse saa eli poass IN
Northern wisconsin and Minnssaas. Amd Tor Madl.
snn, NJ Paul, MiMnsapulls nuiuth sud MI points N
thr great Northwest. IL
u Crosse, Winona and o., Peter Line
n the host route between Chicago and u croAee.
WinonA. Rochester, tpwstunnA, ManAAt., Nv. Peter,
Now Vim sud vi points IN southern and ccM,rsl
Minnesota, IL
Green bay and Marquette Line
|. the miy lne hetween chicago and Janessitis,
Nay. ss.a's. sss.s.s. W.rsss,s s"ssS".
tiane,@k aud The Lake superior country. iM
Frcsport and Dubuque Line
|. ,le nni, route ntwse1 uhlease aud Els,n I.oet.
turl, frcspors. and ai roints Va freepors. IL
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
u ,hs old Lake hhare llon,r, snd u ,hs caly nns
passing between chicago aud Evanston, tAAv Fur-
Ut, ii.vhsnh PARK, Ws.kesan, isAc'ne. ksno@hA.
Ana milwaukee,,
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Can
Ar run ~ Ill threnal. lsalns ~ thia road
Ths IN ths nntA iiIa running these cars btweNn
thisAvo and ~ PAUL and Minneapolis, Chicago and
Milwaukee,, uhieaHp aud Mthens, ar Chicago and
a.. .., .,,..tn - att.asn ss4sh -.
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gether, said:
have found him Papa Papa /
have fonnd him r
Never vAs there such m interruption
% ball, The company gathered In ".
cited Rronp.. and papa knew the Lien.
tenant. voice, aud the Captain knew Il.
and poor Jones, unwillingly ~ uRl,. hntl
70 acknowledge the deed and be made a
hero Of.
II WINS wonderful, sfte. this night.
what \ change took place IN Jones' quiet
ways. His books and hos. seemed u
have lo~t their charm, and IN for his
walks they were al In one direction, and
GUIDED ~ Bvs1idon Hall. In about d
month Miss C0nyerw went away, and then
J0nes began ID haunt the poetman. anil
n gtt pretty little lettesa, which always
secmesi " taxa agreet deal 81 suswering,
Before the end u the winter he had nj
invitation 10 Conyerm 10 spend I month.
aud, afurlongh being granted, ho startc.
oiI IN great gloe for Kent. Jones' never
returned 10 thc Eighty fourth. Ths
months Through va intletinitcl,
lcngthuned- fact, hc sold ont. and On
tesed upon y diplomatic career under III.
care 81 Bir Th0mas ConyurA.
Eighteen mouths after the wreck
Col. Underwood read aloud III tho mcsl
description 81 thu marriage 81 Thoma,
JoneA, II Milford Haven, 10 Mary, onl,
child and hcircsa ol sir Thomas Con
yess, VI C00ysss Castle. kcnt. Aud
paragraph below stated that 1.-THE Hon
! orAiDlr Thomas Jones, with hla bride
hsA 9ot.r u Vienna On diplomatic str
viec d great importance. =
Just Ill. luck, said Powell.
Just iiis pluck" .aiL Underwood
"And, f0r my part, WHEN come acros
one " those fellows Ngain that arc Afrni,
u hurting their mothers and sisters
and not ashamed 10 nay -. I shall trea
him ~ hero just waiting for hIa u
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nfffoLa,u, Fab u. issj,
ltl.a personally appeared Vim Naia uenrEa r.
iliualQuAa. md liasl tA that tle tttaaouH statu.
hunt III HIN sbsetibstl u true, TsipFa mr.,
Hill j. THOMAS, just.es oT saa reaen,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

With the sudden changes OF temperature
wich prevail in Aaium wealher,--rain. sIcei.
wind, snow and sunshine often In 4 single
day-it ii no wonder that death gathers such
= rich harvest among the neglected Colds and
Coughs. Every home should contain Eiler,'-
Extract Of Tar ard Wild Cherry wich prevents
serious sickness II taken in time. and viii sure
ly cure Coiis, Coughs. Group, CAiarra, Con-
sumption and all Broneai al Complaints. Don't
wait for sickness to come but a. once procure
this saiaahic remedy. 1; may save lite when
delay would result ia death. Warranted and
Sold by Alcrich, Brown & Ch,s Lawrence.
ssgs.eef
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

The cuntinued racket, jam aud strain kept
up by three or Jour hundred heavily loaded
teams daily across the big bridge, is telling
upon it, and the County Commissioners have
deemed It wise TO brace every span with new
aud heavy piling. 1t was thought by some OF
the official examiners who were practical
bridge men, that a new truss timber here and
there would render 1t entirely safe,
but the majority thought pilins supports the
surcst and most speedy. and SO thought the
Commits sioners. An iron bridge near the FL
dorado elevator gave way last week from the
same caus. 1t is estimated that from two TO
tour thousand team, cross the big bridge eve
ry week. which would test any bridge.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

One OF the most pleasant anI really Success
full social entertainments Of The season was
that given by the ladies Of the Episcopal So.
ciety at Russell Hall, Tuesday evening. Fol.
lowing few lively airs by the new bras.
band aud a most bouuifui supper, running
! from O'Clock TO s, WAS music, cllradlcs, tab
leauX, songs, etc, the whole concluding with
creams at ii o'clock. The enjoyment O. the
evening was uninterrupted and nothing OF q
jurring or disagreeabie nature occurred a,
ALL The piano solo given by Mrs. Chas
Hatton aud the song solo by Miss May Willard
were both truly fine. The tabicaux and cha
Fades given on the stage under colored lights
were pretty, unique and complete, and 10 the
young ladies having that feature in charge too
much praise cannot he given. Miss Hattie
Russell, Miss Flors Hellar, Miss Emma
Markham, Miss Sue Barnes, Miss Nor
IA Alley, the Misses Hill and Miss Joe
Pittonger delighted all their friends with
their happy impersonations. The pastor f,
the Rev. Mr.. Coulton, who preside, over this
most intelligent and congenal society seemed
happy, n he 81 have been highly gratif "a.
Col. lnnes, Cnas. Stanley, John Dunscomb,
Frank aud Mark Oliver, and Messrs. Barnard
and Biting acted well their parts, of course,
but who couldn't, surrounded rs they were
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17
Notice to farmers.

In view of the distressing reports which
are daily received of the want and destituiion
IN the yellow fever districts OF our sister
States in the South, We, the undersigned,
members OF the Finance Committee OF the
Yellow Fever Relief Society Of Wichita, do
hereby appeal to the humanity Of every
farmer bringin. wheat to the elevators to
leave such deposit of grain as his ability viii !
permit. Leave your name, and amount de-
posted. that the same may he published in
the list OF contributions to this fund.
VIM. Greidensteiu.
J. G. Dunscomb,
J. f. .Ioceyn,
IL. W. Lewis,
% s. IL kohn.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

Farmers guard your Horses, Cattle, sheep
aud Hogs IRON the Di>iempcrs. Colds ana
Fevers 80 easily taken tais time OF year, and
costing 30 Mush when neglected. by mixing
Uncle Sans Condition Powder in thar feed
according to direction. You can make no
inyestrien. that will yield so great profit TO
your purse, AMI comfort to your stock Sold
by Aidrich, Brown & Chas. Lawrence
on- .ia..i
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

Leopold Hays rus he'd into Mayor Grieiieu-
stems august presence the other morsiGg
raere was blood in his eye. Redres. for an
outrage was demanded. A stray horse asd
given up the ghost immediately adjoining hi.
residence where its deiunct body lay lester
ing in the sun, poisoning the atmosphere aad
swarming green flies; nor city marshal, nor
policeman had taken any steps to abate the
nuisance. Jimmy Mohen with force aud
team, was immediately dispatched to remove
aud bury the obnoxious object. A chin W a,
quickly thrown about ,he animals neck
when-ur jumped the ''de al hoss' and went
leisurely to eating grass. VINO did the swear.
ing we did not stop TO hear.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

Misiortunes never come sngly. A little
boy aged eight years, named Oliver i. Rada-
baugh, disappeared from Wichita about the
i0;h of September, and nothing can be learn
cd OF his whereabouts. Mrs. A. V. Rada.
baush, his mother, lives on MAN street. III
this city, with one little child. Last Friday,
in attempting 10 kindle u fire with kerosene,
she was fri;htiuy burned in the face and on
the breast and arms. a tub OF water setiing
ut the back door saved her life At this writ
ing shc is considered out of danger. Her
husband is at Trinidad, Colorado. Tie boy,
Onver, was seen on the train between here
and Newton, anu he said "A man had told him
10 20 10 his father. He was afterwards seen,
however, al Florence, going eastward. His
father, ID. j. Radabaugh, writes us from Irn-
idad. enclosing slip nom Trinidad paper,
describing his boy, who Is medium size, with
light hair and blue eyes The moiGer does
not yet know OF the loss OF her boy. Any in-
formation Will be gladly received by his father
who i, a poor man.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

Mothers when your little d,fiings ar. fret
tut they are always sick. Dr. Wincheli's
Teeihing syrup is speedy cure or acidty
81 the stomach and wind collie. 1t regulates
the bowels. cures colds, il harmless 10 the
child, aud is an Old and wei, tried remedy.
2atdecl
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

The undersigned viii commence insirue-
ton for evening classes on Monday. October
1. at his residence. Dsy lessons from 8 TO 8
and from to ~ o'ciok a. n. All lovers OF
good p.nmanship, and all who may desire to
exchange crampei aud iiiegihle writing for
an easy, elegant, flowing style. are respect
fuzzy invited to attend. Tuition per fifteen
lessons, including stationery, $3.50; thirty
lessons, $500. A. l.. STRONG.
Wichita. Sept y, 1878. 2'-3ta
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE WICHITA ros1 OFFICE

REMAINING IL THE WICHITA ros1 OFFICE
uneaiied for Oct. 10, 1873.
70 obtain any OF these letters, the appli
cant must call Tor advertised Letters" an,
gave The date OF thi, list.
II bot called for within one month they vii
be sent To tue dead letter Once.
Letters are not advertised until they hay'
remained IN the Office one week.
LADIES' LIST.
BryantMrsMA Braiiey MIME
lIperMr,L RogersMrssE
RayanNIS>EJ ReedA
ReadeM rsI. SfeeleJ
stilesMrsNA Shaw Ais>CE
ratmauMis-u WaldfopMlsG
Mlispc Mr>M L NxerMrsMJ
Valentine MissAA
GENTS LIST.
Anderson AlcouD
ArmstrongM BroagbtoliN3
BaymsnJ Brad.eyJG
Brooh>-iJ BioxnNs
Burhw> BywafersJ0
BurtonH ChapmanS
CaamherlsiuCE ChanaierH
Chrl>tmsuP CaeneyEW
ChcwnWH Cainm>-,onerUS
CoopeIJW CouperNN
ErmannA EruinJC
ErAartJr HantordW
HamiinJW HasgroyeJ
llattanWP HarmohH
HariWM HaneyA
kesterJP heitzertr
LergenGW MorrasG
Mau.cEM MerrimauL
MuiisrG MckeeJ
McGrewRR McGimmIP
Parsonsf ParksfR
rarkerW PeaseJs
PerryE penwestW
Peit>erJBS Petersoa>
Piercer Picf>oa>s.
RobinsonR EogersL
Robiu>oniG Roo,lsonJ
Robbil>J Howell.
RooisonS Eobi.ouWJ
Rossr.D Ramsey NIX
Redo ReamTW
Reeve>GH S!sntonB
>iadordHH StrcetH
stcwartJH Stewsr,Ds
ShauiL Sp,erS
SpakcfM SKI
sikesTW SheahanD
SnawHW SEucncerJ
TayiorC TayiorJM
WAiiaceMA Wa,tersA
WsfkinsWH WxisJ
WiitiimJy Wi.ltzmsC
Mil>enJr wli~ouwS
WeedonF WabrrC
WeichrR WenyAJ
NanockefAD NzpdykeC
n. y. KC1pocx, Hsstnase9.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

Honest. cemmon-sensed. big-he arted and
libersl-ideaed old Farmer Dooliiile favors us
with u communication on b,osted bond
holders. fiatist, fools. aud Dog Checkers. that
will send grin over msny faces. which will
appear next week. The EAGLE has always
gone Its full length IN Deoli,ile's inheren,
good sense and We are proud to say that he
has not failed US in these times that try mems
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

DR.. Losee & Bro will return to their old
stand near the Eagle Block about the first Of
November. They will keep large stock Of
medicines, MEDICAL merehani-e, paints. oils,
varnishes. brushes, glass, foreign perfumes,
beautiful toilet soaps, trusses, shoulder braces,
eyeglasses, tue cigars. etc.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

OF any description, braided and first quality
hair braids. curls, switches, frizzes, etc, sold
at very low prices. Combings worked up In
any style. All work warranted. Mrs. Mary
Klentz, second door so1th OF the Occidenta
Hotel. Ladies remember the place. 10tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

+. NJ. Dofiemyre, chairman OF the County
Central Committee, fsvors us with a sound
and sensible letter upon the political outlook +,
which will appear next week, being too late
for this issue.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

The new minister OF the German N. L
Church, Rev.A.J. Schulz, arrived last week
He is n pleasant and enlerprislng gentleman
Work on the new church will be energetical
IL prosecuted untll lis colnpletion.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

Tho wonderful tale OF Coroaado's march.
written by Col. Inmaa. grows each week
more interesting. especially from historical
stand point. The next chapter brings the
wandering spanish baud 10 the banks OF the
Arkansas where now stands Wichita. and our
eigh,-year-old city awakeus 20 the fact that
she occupies classical ground, leaving out tie
historical treaties aad councils o! the red
man in br-sone ages. Col. Iniu1n has given
the matter much study, searching many old
uiaau-cripts and books and there is little
doubt OF the correctness OF his conclusions.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

The birthday party given by Mos-ie Bald
win 10 her young friends was Il great success
Tic night was delightful, AMI sixty odd boys
and girls kept up the fun iii late hour.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17
For Sale Cheap.

Forty-seven acres OF good river land, one
mile south of FL Paso, Sedgwick county, Kan
sas, west side of the Big Arkansas river.
Log house l2xlS, i've acres broken. A cheap
home for bacheiar or tradesman. Call on
the owner, john J. Kun, with NJ. NJ. FETCH
heimer, Wichita, Kansas. 2S-3Is
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

The Arkansas CITY Eareiier says ..the
steamboat lying west of town is ready for the
water As soon As the caiking Is completed,
which viii be in the course o: three or four
days. when she viii be launched and started
on her trip to Little Rock The machinery
for that and another boat is being made In
Wichita.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

When the Leasenworth Times honor. Us by
copying a half column from "a single issue Of
the EAGLE, 1t VIII please not give credit
where IL does rot belong.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

Wichita Wrought Iron Works is the name
OF a new business enterprise being opened
by Heryey & Vacben in the city. machine
shop long and much needed.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17
Fine Ware.

The China Hall received and marked tn rec
crates of new goods, among the lot 4 number
OF sets of the celebrated Boote ware, equal in
looks and finish TO China. 49,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

The editor of this paper received dispatch
from Topeka Sunday, announcing the death
Of James " lckham, son OF Charles wickham
who lives southwest of town. The young
man was nineieen years old. He was buried
Mon1av
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

Albert Wo0dcOck celebrated his birthday
last Friday evening at the residence Of his
parents, upon which occasion large number
OF his school-mates Put in a most enjoyable
evening
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-17

City Surveyor Bear is locating the lamp
posts for the city. Fifty lamps viii be put in
place for Immediate use, most Of them in tho
business part Of the city. and north on the
streets leading to each one OF the churches