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A NURSERY DlTTY.
NY Il. II. S~TDDDAKD.

When tn" winds Of May were blowing,
And the low-hung heavens were showing,
As souls we're coming and going,
There came one day ioa poor W"mnn's hcu
A wee little thing with hairless head;
1t cried. and its father sighed in its need,
%''!icrc's one more mouth to feed, to tced:"
When the winds of May We're blowing,
And tn" apple blossoms We're showing,
as birds were coming and going,
There lay one day on his mothers breast
This dear little pet in drcamles> rest
1t smiled and its mother was proud indeed
..Tlank Cod, here's one more mouth to feed
When the winds Of December were roatiryy
And the swollen streams We're imlluriHy,
Aud the choir i'll the church We're nlorilg
The Lord Of storms and the Lord of ea!m-,
A poor woman wept and wn,ng her palms,
Too Woe hc.onc to count a bead;
There was one less mouth to feed, to feed,
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BATON ROUGE, La,
Is now open for the reception Of
students and cadets. Session begins,
by law, October ) and ends July 4.
FACILITIES FOR INSTRUCTION.
Very good: an experienced Fa-
Guilty, now Of four rrofessors-the
number expected soon to be increa-
sed ; much philosophical and cllemi-
cal apparatus; good appliances for
instruction i'll Engineering, largo
mnsuems of Natural History u Ii.
brary Of fully fourteen thousand
volumes, and u good equipment Of
small arms and artillery for mill
tary exercises. Efforts are also ma
king to get in readiness the Ex-
perimental Farm and Workshops.
COURSE OFsTuDY.
Embraces a wide field of litera.
ture and science and for the pres
ent parents will select the studies
which they may wish their sons to
pursue. The military exercises arc
ranked as studies, only obligatory
OH the cadets who are qnartered in
the University building, and option.
al with OTHER students, WHO board
in Baton Rouge. TO become "stud-
ent' or "cadet," is optional with the
parent.
ADMISSION
granted to young men and youths
not under fourteen years Of age,
who are proficient III the branches
Of a common English education.
They can enter at amy time during
the session, and he charged only from
date OF entrance. Students may be
residents of other States.
estate for, beneficiary cadets
cannot be received until the Legis-
latnre makes an appropriation to
pay their expenses.
EXPENSES.
Tuition and the use of library and
apparatus are absolutely free. Stu
dents cal find good boarding in Ba-
ton Rouge, for about $15 u month;
and those who form "messes,'c can
maintain themselves for sc to IS II
month.
EXPENSES FOR A MILITARY CADET.
Fixed expenses permonth-Board,
lodging and servant attendance,
sl2 washing and mending, s. SO;
fuel and lights, 80 cents; medical at
tendance. 81 ; total, SIG; or for tho
session OF nine months S144, or at
that rate for part of session. paya.
Die monthly in advance. Contin-
gent expcnses...p per session-estima.
ted-uniform clothing, SAT; text.
books and stationery So, medici-
ncs 50; %breakagcs and contingent
cies, 50; total, S72. Payable s4S on
entrance, balance 324iJanuary /. In
case OF withdrawal from the insti.
tuition, cadets will be charged only
ior lifetime Of attendance, except
that there will be no remission of
fees for the last two months of the
session.
LOCATION.
Healthy and desirable for delicate
yontl,s who may not be able to stand
IL colder climate.
For further information, address
d. I. BOYD,
President.
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4 OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES,

BY virtue of a writ OF seizure and
sale to me directed by the above
named Hon. Court, in the above
entitled and numbered suit, I will
offer for sale at Public Auction, at
the Court House of this Parish,
ON SATURDAY TIE iIH. DAYO NAY,
A. D. ISIS, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
the following described property,
to-wit:
lst.-A certain tract Of land situa-
ted in the Parish Of st. James,
on the left bank of the MiSsis-
sippi River, at about ftty.one
miles above the City of New
Orleans, measuring one arpent
on said river by eighty arpcnts
in depth, bounded above by
lands Of Alcee Melancon, and
below by those Of Etienne
ScheNnaydge, together with all
the buildings and appurtenan-
e thereon and tilereunto he.
longiny,-also one undivided
fifth of Five Hundred and two
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PUBLIC

We have some few words to say
to the colored people OF our parish,
which will be Il clear and plain sta
tement OF the work of the School
Board OF st. James.
Sixteen schools, eight eolorcd,
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AU PUBLIC.

MIA femme, nee Eliza Dona-
dleu, ayant, sans ina permission,
quite le domicile conjugal lie Ter.
mars, j'ayertis le public que je lie
suls point responsible DIES dcttes
qn'elle pourlait contractor.
JEAN FERRERU.
st. Jacques lie IL mars 1878.
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to.wit:
\ certain tract of land established
rs a sugar plantation,' situated
in the Parish OF st. james, OH
the Right Bank of the Missis-
sippi River, at about sixty-sey-
Ell miles above the city of New.
Orleans, measuring six arpents
and one third, more or less,
front Oh said river, by eighty
arpcnts in depth, the lines clos
ing in the rear, bounded above
by the property of l.. Lcltoy 4
NJ. Leblanc, and below by that
OF Maspero & Fcrclaud, togetl,-
II with the dwelling house, ST.
gar house, steam engine and
nil Land all other buildings the
reotl and thereto belonging, to-
gether with ten mules, seven
ploughs, three spades, three
carts and a lot Of harness, and
all other agricultural imple.
ments Oh said plantation, with
the exception and under the
reservation OF a lot of ground
with the battMe in front OF the
same, situated on the lowcrline
of said plantation, measuring
halt an a,pcnt front on the pub
lie road by two arrentS and a
half from said public road to the
rear, between parallel lines, to-
geiller with all the buildings
and improvements thereon;
said lot of ground being the
property OF the late Widow j.
3. Fercllaud.
The whole of said property to be
sold in block.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
The pulehascr.to assume payment
of two promissaly notes of Three
Thousand Five Hundred Dollars
(;S35OOl each, dated 10th February
1871 and payable on ;he LIST. of Feb.
rnary OF tho years 1879 and 1880
and bearing interests OF s O,O per
ailnnm from their dates until paid,
said interest payable annually.
For the balance including the in
te,eSt due on said above notes up
TO February list last past, Cash in
L. $. Currency.
Sllrritf's Office, Parish of st. James
this 223ra. day of February 1873.
Y. MILES.
Sheriff.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 6. 1878.
Official Directory.
Fnurth ,Iulicin1 District.

comprising the Parishes of Ascension,
st. James, st. John the Baptist and st.
Charles.
District Judsc....-....-...Hc Henry Durrl.'
District Attorney. Is. EarlIart.
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J. RICHARD WINCHESTER,
~, y }. 4iO.
WILLIAM II. AlMARs
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH COURT,
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
J. r. WINCHESTER, ATTORNEY.

BY virtue of a writ Of seizure and
sale, to me directed by the above
named Hon. Court. in the above Ell.
tilted and lnmbcrcu suit, ! will OF
fer for sale, at Public Auctions on
the premises.
ON SATURDAY THE GIlf. or APRIL, A.
D. lc,s, At II O'CLOCK 4. H.,
the following described property,
to-Wit:
-Acertain tract or parcel ofland. stu.
atcd in the Parish Of st. James.
contaillingabout Fourteen Hun
Cred and Twenty acres, lying
i'll the rear and adjacent to the
double concession of the front
tract, formerly belonging to
Mistress Carlmelite Winchester
and bounded above by the lands
of Evariste Mirc, and below by
the lands belonging to Nalery
Gaudct, together with all the
buildings and Improvements
thereon, rights, privileges, Gus.
toms and appurtcnances there,
unto belonging.
The whole of said property to be
sold in block.
Terms and conditions:
Cash in Z. s. Currency.
Sheritt's Office, Parish Of st. James,
this 23rd. day OF Feb. A. ID. 1878.
V. MILES,
Sheriff.
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acres of swamp lands situated
in the rear OF the above des-
cribed property.
2nd.-TwO mules.
3rd.-A lot of working nipple.
ments.
The whole Of said property to be
sold indblock.
Terms and conditions:
Cash in U. S. Currency.
Sllelit1's office, Parish of St. James,
this End. day Of April, A.. u. 1878.
". MILES, Sheriff.
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LIST OF JURORS
Drawn to serve during the next May Term,
1S7s, of the Fourth Judicial District Court,
in aud for the Parish of St, JauleS:

in and for the Parish of st. james:
Ward.
l Martin A%rceneaux, 9Th.
2 Xavier Lcvrt Jr., 3rl.
William W. Smith, 4tl,.
4 Prosper GAMER, 9th.
5 a. Il. Vegas, 4th.
8 Edward Hicks, Bird.
Z Desire Jolly. LIST.
8 Michel Rergeron, 4tl,.
8 Pierre Monoir, Bird.
10 J. A. Bourgeois, 4tl.
II Levy Curtis, LIST.
~ Italston Haiti, 9TH.
II AIphonse Bourgeois, LIST.
IA J. X. Schwing, 5th.
Il Norbert Landry, 3rl.
Is Singleton William, 2nd.
II J. T.. Pollct. LIST.
Is Valsin Donaldson, 3rd.
10 Ernest Donaldson, Bird.
90 Tlrfodnle Bourgeois Jr., LIST.
u George Sauy6, 3rl.
q james Lear, 9th.
% II. G. kcans, Bird.
"a George Bri>coc, LIST.
25 Norbert, Barber, 9th.
26 Morris Robinson, 18th.
n Alex. Refine, list.
IS Paul Mrla,icon, 4th.
- Joseph Mitchell, stl.
30 =. Y. l;rot, 9th.
81 Maglns johnson, 9Th.
81 james Clark. 4th.
30 Ernest Wthrc, 9th.
"a Gabriel Ross, 18th.
30 Peter Riley, :vd.
30 J. l.. Bourgeois, 9TH.
3" 7. ~Gagnolatti, 9th.
- John Martin. 9Th.
30 Robert Davis, 9TH.
40 Adolpl,e Michel. 9TH.
II Forester M%clancon, 3rl.
AZ j. Baptist" L~lltcnhaclrr, .,lul.
43 Richard Garrison, 9TH.
"A Edward Miller. eth.
As Joseph Guilry, ard.
As Jackson Hewitt, End.
AZ Justin .Amftlc, ~t',,
A. Victor Rome. 9Th.
10 Jules Mclmleon, LIST.
20 Jules Bourgeois, LIST.
\ true Copy. Clerks Office, Parish
ST. James, this anti, dag of March. ISIS.
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POLICE JURY.
President, A. l.. Bourgeois
Secretary, Emile J. L;iclc:
Members, j.. \. Drniil,tt. j. y. Frrehm,l.
Fcliciun. WaS,icspack. Dtsir" Leblanc, ia
mes Davis. Alfred Mirr, Henry Johnson.
Felix +. rochr, Richard A. Harrison.
SCHOOL BOARD.
President, J. Gontil;
Secretary, j. Louis Gaudrt;
Members, DR.. @. Ga,tdct, Marcclin Tir-
cnit, Alfred Plaisancc, Z. Numa Martin,
Thrlcsplore Dlgas, "A. w Thompson, II. l..
Tnrcaud.
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Seventh Senatorial, District.

comprising the Parishes of Ascension
and St. Jumts.
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$500 REWARD.

Lost, during the storm, on Saturday
March End, Il FLATBOAT measuring about
s K 20 feet.
The above reward will be paid for infor-
nation of its whereabouts.
Address
ACADIA PLANTATION, st. james.
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Washington, February 14th., 1873.
n O II | G T.
u. s.
S G

Under the Revised Statutes Of the L. s..
Sections. ::'sS2, 3.37, 1898 and s32:39, every
person engaged in any business, avocltion.
or employment, Which renders him liable
to 4; special tax, is required To procure and
pidw and keep ~conspicno"sly IN his rsh1blish-
mtnt on pkoa Of business Il STAMP dcnoting
the payment of said special tax for the
>pecial-taN Year beginning May lst,, ISIS.
Section 32s4, Revised Statutes. ,lcsi.uatts
VIII" ale liable 10 special tan. 4 return. as
prescribed on folm II, is also required By
lar o! every person Liable to special tax as
aher.. 'strs9. i4naitie4 ara |Aa---+ bed itr
noncompliance With the foregoing repni-
rrincnts. or for continuing in business at
ter April 80. ISIS. without payment of tan.
Application should be made TO JOHN
COckREM. Collector of internal Revenue
at New Orleans, In.
GREEN Il. RAUM,
COm'r. of Int. Rev.
Deputy Collector JOHN \. SWIFT will
he at Longview (FoN,s I~anliny) on the
9th of May; at Geo. +, Bovec's (t'actoryj
on the lDti,uf May, and at Old Court House
Right Bank on the llih of May, for the
purpose of collecting the taxes above re-
ielreu tn.
JOHN CDChREM,
Coil'r. Dist. OF La.
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\ true Copy. Clerks Office, Parish c
ST. james, this 2nti, dag of March. 1>.S.
EMILE j. I.AlGHH, CLERK.
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BRIQUETERIE
-Du-
w TE HALL.
BRIQUES A VENDRE!
BRIQUES A vENDREM
BRIQUES A
M. ARIsTIDE

Avertit les habitants dc Ia paroissc Saint
jacques ct dies paroisses v%oisi,les quill Went
d'etablir nne Briqueterie an White Hall,
ct quill est en- mes,lle de leur tournir dies
briI4ues dc premiere qualit6 aux prix orli-
naire du marcllc. $50 ms. 10.
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BUSH u LEVERT,
VS.. 20. 620.
j. SEPTIME WEBRE;
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
f.. Z. & j. L. POCHE, ATTORNEYS.

BY virtue of a writ of seizure and
sale to me directed by the above
named Hon. Court, in the above
entitled and numbered suit, l will
offer for sale at Public Auction, at
the Court House Of this Parish,
ON SATURDAY THE 9TH. OF APRIL,
1873, AT II O'Clock A. NJ,
the following described property,
tn.wit. ~
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-05-16
Personal Mention.

Mrs. Milo Kellogg has returned from an ex.
tended visit. Milo locks delighted.
Rev. Mr.. Cotton, Episcopal minister. with
his wife and child, are stopping at the Daily
House on First street.
Miss Ada rutland, of Augusta, sister OF
Mrs. e. c. Brooks, is in the city.
Miss Susie Mehew has gone to Greenland,
Colorado, to spend the summer.
Mrs. White, OF Shslburn, Vermont, mother
OF Mr.. Lyon of the Occidental, arrived in the
city Friday night.
c. Toms, OF st. Louis, a capitalist, has be en-
in the city seye raj days making arrangements
to let some surplus cash.
Mrs. Smith and Mr. Elliott, of Peoria, Hi
nois, aunt and sister OF Mrs. c. Ii. Stone, are
paying her visit.
Miss Llzzie Smith. one of Wichita's fairest
daughters, carries OF second honors at Lin
coin Academy at Topeka-being elected to
deliver the salutaiory.
Dick Cogdell has gone to Georgia In re-
spouse to a summons as witness in civil
suit.
j. II. Smith, deputy United States Marshal,
was in the city two days, after Uncle Johnny
Carpenter, who had been drawn as q juror
in the United States Circuit Court which
meets in Leavenwerth.
Mr.. j. Ii. Miller, OF Iowa, brother of Chas.
R. Miller, accompanied by two sisters, en-
route for Colorado, stopped to visit while.
George Clark, whom we all used to call
"P osey,'' came down from Newton TO go with
his girl to hear Blind Tom.
Judge w. j. Cameron, of Eldorado, was
over buying his groceries, Tuesday.
IL. IL. Sloan, station agent at Genoa, on the
Lake Shore Railroad, is paying our Charley
Warriner-his brother-in-law-a visit. He
VIII remain in the city several days, and be-
ing an aifabe gentleman will make many
pleasant acquaintance, no doubt.
0. NJ. Billings, of Burlingalne, father OF
Hon. Levi Billings, OF Marion county, and of
day in the city. MIR. B. says he is bound to
own piece of land and small fruit farm in
this yallay for which he thinks our soil splen-
didly adapted.
Wyatt carp, well known in this city, and
for long time connected with our police
force, received an offer of $500 per month to
take the Marshalship OF Dodge City which he
went up 10 accept, with all its dangers and
responsibilities, last week.
Mir. Libby, friend of Charley Caldwelrs,
from yinton, Iowa. is stopping in the city for
a few days.
Mrs. Anna l.. Old, daughter of w. c.
woodman, Cl.-tie her boy and Vallie, little
daughter, also Miss Bird, sister OF Mrs. Wal
lace Woodman, all OF Philadelphia, are in the
city Visiting.
Isaac Shellabarger and wife. OF Decatur, IL
LIMOS, are in the city visiting their daughter
and son, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hunt. Mr.. Shea-
barger is one OF the proprietors of the Wich-
ita City Mills. also one OF the firm of Shella-
barger II Oliver, lumber dealers, and has been
identified with the city and her Interests from
;hs first, and has probably more cash capital
employed and invested in Wichita than any
other one individual. He will mako a trip to
Colorado before he return. to his home.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-05-16
Another Honor to Oar City.

The Kansas State Medical Association which
held its annsa session in Topeka last week
was largely attended by prominent men OF the
medical fraternity from all portions OF the
State, eighty-two regular members being pres
emf and participating in the deliberations,
quite fun reports of which appear in the State
papers. The published accounts OF the dis
play OF medicines made by pharmaceutical
establishments of eastern citizens, and OF sur
gical instruments by specialists, were very in
teresling. DR.. s. Wkitsh0rn, OF this city
contributed paper tor the delectaton Of the
association; Or. {. c. FurleY, last Thursday,
read paper on diphthsria that ELECTED 4 gen.
eral and prolonged discussion, and which was
finally referred TO the committee on puelica-
ton. Immediately following the reading of
the paper referred to. tho committee on n onl-
nations made a report by which our fellow
townsman, DR.. c. Z. Furiey, was made Presi-
dent OF the Association. 10 say nothing OF the
honor to our city, we must congratulate the
doctor. Such a distinction conferred upon
one of his years by belly OF scientists and
professional men, many of whom have grown
gray in the Iabors OF a long lie, speaks more
than can our words in praise OF hi acquire
ments, and the confidence that his eminent
associates repose in them. The doctor has
not arrived home at this writing, but Is eX-
peeted to-day.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-05-16
A Board Of Trade.

The start of nearly every new ambitious
town laid out in the the west is always fol-
lowed ay the incorporation of boards of
trads, gas and water companies, etc. Wichi-
"a has not only had all her iniantile diseases
and gotten well over them, but has success
fully spanned that more precarious and I'M
certain period between childhood and man
hood, between the city in imagination and
the city IN fact. We are through with our
rash and measles and all incpient ambitions,
and now we have to do with real meat-babies
instead Of rag dolls. Cur old board OF trade
served its purpose in the way OF an safef-
tisement, etc.. but now Wichita has work LOT
a bona fide organization, and we are plsased
TO learn that several merchants held q meet
ing last Friday evening, which, though not
called for the purpose OF organizing regular
board OF trade, will in ali probability result
in such an organization. The trade interests
Of Wichita are second to that OF no town in
the State, and it is essential to every business
interest Of the city that our markets are
properly protected from the selfish and I'M
fair operations OF unprnclpled men. 1t is
unnecessary for US to tell the business men
and property holders CT this city how our
markets and the consequent trade OF the city
can be hurt by those who have no abiding in
terest in the future Of the city. Hints strong
and plain enough have appeared IN these col
umns for the past two seasons, some Of them
from farmers themselves. A board OF trade
properly organized can 90 more to protect
tie markets OF the city and 10 induce trade
than can the municipal organization itself. In
the matters of good roads and storage and
freight rates, board can 20 much, and IN the
essentials OF honest weights and fair commits
sions enforcs their rulings. We trust the
business men Of the city may follow up the
good work commenced and thoroughly CON-
plete their organization under the law. We
have the best market in Southwestern Kan
sEs, heavy stocks OF goods and implements OF
every conceivable description TO supply buy
ers with, aud the best facilities for handling
ard shipping grain and live stock, and Ii will
be onr own fault if we allow this seasons
immense harvest from Cowley, Sumner and
other counties TO find any other shipping
point
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-05-16
Elegant.

Hon. James r. Mead, OF Wichita, has one of
the hsndscmest homes IN the State His state
iy mansion is surrounded by perfect aby-
rinth of trees, while his grounds are spread
with proius ion Of the most costly and beau
tiiul flowers apd shrubbsry. There is nothing
inWiehits halt SO beautiful or inviting Friend
Mead used to reside in this county and at one
time was State Senator from this district. He
is 4 thorough-going man and deserves success.
We are proud to know that our portion OF the
State has such representative men who have
faith in the cou ntry and who are willing TO
spend their time and money in developing its
resources Walnut VALLEY Times.
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Tia 1finiatsr,.l Association.

The ministerial association consisting Of, the
preachers belonging to Presiding Elder Walt
er's district, and few invited members OF
sister denominations, met to-day (Wednes-
day at the NJ. E. Church, being called to or
der by the presiding officer Rev. A. II. Walter.
Tuesday evenings preparatory meeting was
held which was largely attended. After sew
erAl prayers and songs, Rev. J. L. Rushbridge
oil Winfield. preached sermon from the text,
'sWhat is man that thou art mindful Of him,
etc., taking the place OF Rev. Albert Hyden,
who had met with an accident which pre-.
vented his reaching the church.
There were present on Tuesday evening
the following named ministers, many OF
whom were accompanied by their families
Rev. A. II. Walter, Presiding Elder,
Rev. J. II. Ryan, Caldwell,
Rev. L. Laverty, East Wichita,
Rev. A. Gridley, oxford,
Rev. L. Il. Abbott, Rolling Green,
Rev. Joseph Romins, South Haven,
Rev. l. N. Boicourt, wellington,
Rev. II. Wait, Quito,
Rev. j. W. Stewart, Oxford,
Rev. j. W. Cain, Belle Plane,
Rev. j. l.. Rushbridge, Winfield,
Rev. A. McQuiston, Cowskin,
Row. A. S. Embree, West Wichita,
Rev. c. A. Slime, Douglas,
Rev. /. f. Davis, Wichita.
Rev. L. c. Brooks, Wichita,
Rev. John Kirby, Wichita,
The first session of the Association opened
with catechism drill participated in by all
the members. The programme this afternoon
promises to be one full OF interest. John
Kirby will talk about the Witch of Endor for
ten minutes, followed by Z. c. Brooks with
an exhaustive discourse on 'Man, a tripar-
titc being
The even ing will be taken up by chill
dren's NEE ting which viii be addressed by
several members.
The programme will consume several days
and many interesting discussions will be held.
The presiding officer, Rev. Walter, cordially
invites everybody to attend both day and
night sessions
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-05-16
Winfield Scott,

Bred by George Woodmansee, of Knoxville,
Knox county, His; the property of Il. g..
Matthews; calved september 5, 1871; got by
Governor (6se5) out of Daisy, by Grand Adj
miral (ls51), out OF Carmino by Lexington
(6Ssl; Scrap, by Ohio (7sH; Forest, by Arion
(7sO); Leila First, by oliver (23s7l; Mundane
Second, by imported Bertrand (i1l6); In
ported Mandane. by Richmond Q5s0); Mary
Ann, by North Star (459); Lily, by Young
Dimple (97f), by Sir Dimple (59D, by Leigh
ton $3.50. by Stafford (729), by Charles Col
lIngs, son of Bolingbroke (s6).
certify that the abave is correct pedigree
of Winfield Scott, as taken from the American
Herd Book.
Can be found On the farm of. B. York, Al
miles southwest of the city, on Cowskin.
Service, So. 1851
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-05-16

Blind Tom m axes nice music, but he falls
far short OF producing fine music as the
quartet club composed of Mrs. Dave Hays,
Prot. Fassbender, Ii. j. Reimers and A. Tig-
Mere. We had the pleasure Of listening to
them Friday evening in Hall, Waite & Co.'S
music room aud nu,r sag that we have sell
dom il ever heard finer playing, each in his or
Der respective part an artist. Mrs. Hays piano
ist, Mr.. Reimers and Fsssbender vic linists,
Mr. Tigniere flute. We suggest to the gen
temen OF the quartet that they give it the
name of the Hays Quartet in honor OF the lady
member. We understand they will furnish
music for the amateur club that is preparing
to perform soon.