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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-26
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CIRCUIT COURT.

CIRCUIT COY ri.
The regular terms of the Circuit CourI
for Ailogany county commence First
Monday in January: second Monday in
April first Monday in October.
The six regular equity or chanccry terms
commence First Monday Of January
third Monday OF February second Mon
day OF April; second Monday OF jane
second Monday of August; second Mon
day Vt October.
OFFICERS
Cdief JHdge-flon. Il. II. Alvey.
.dSsocidteS-Hons. William Mottcr, Geo
A. pcarrc.
C2erh'-Theodor Human.
tateS Attorney-A Hunter Boyd
horU-John G Baucl
Audit0r.-Nlaurice \. ucalcy.
comn1tssioner$-John b Fay, r W Nc
Michael, G T Porter
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SCHOOL CUNiMIsSIONERs.

John N Buchanan, President, Eloralie.
DR.. &. Il, tul.t,notr5,
Jesse Il Wilson, Cumberland
Goo & Mckay, Secretary, J
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ORPHANS NOIRT

The Orphans Court of Allcgany county
lolds its sessions OH Tuesday OF each week.
OFFICERS.
Chjf JVd9e-John Coulchan.
-iswctutes-C Slack, Robert Eruce.
Register q IIliS-John Rhind.
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PRAYER MeetinE every Thursday evening
German lutbcran-Eov1 strn,nf oos-
tor. srrI ,'n a'rt d. 011' pas,
Srnln, SrEI,oi y, ) ,, ''"ii''"S "' io'o l."
Rotici-L.oIorodI >Ino,on:o s+roo. Pow,
Tos,, Th,nnynr
SUNDAY murni,,v aftrrnnnr and a,,, 7,,,o at
II and no rEs,e,,t,'l,. pave, Mnnt,,,,r
rycrv TInr,,.',. I,a,'i'e.' lay u "o'''hS
welsh Ronti,tp.an %, ponDp 1oros
pastor: prcarhiny SmndaTs W 10 20 M
and Il no - 49,. G,i,t,,,, a. III
Tu~li,i, Int lh.,.., ' pn,' at n
zic pastor services every sunday n, 1880
IN, and 1.30 y m; Sunday Schoolot2 nm.
PRAYER meeting every Wednesday evening,
and Ladies' PRAYER meeting cyrry Tuesday
evening, at $50.
English Haptist-Man street, Rev -
-, pastor; services every Sunday
at 1890 O'Clock, n. and Z p m; Sunday
school at > >. =. Lecture and PRAYER Meet
ing every Thursday evening at 80 o'clock
NJ. L. Church Sonth-Rey T G hewitt,
pastor, Bcall street: services every Sunday
at 1O.3 80 a m and $50 n m. Sunday School
at m; Prayer Meeting every Thursday
evening at l.
Protestant EpisconaI-St Johns Broad
way, Rev George 5 May, rector; service ev-
cry Sunday at lO.30a N, and ppm; Lecture
eahesday evening at Z; Sunday School at
3 p m.
ORDERS.
y. .. EoresterS-Court Wineland Ran
gers, No 5,556, Foresters Hail. Bowery st,
A A,i3 Morgan secretary; meets every
IVA. cNt"Ii9' mutation OF caholaates
'"o" evening"
I hn'SR,S 90 tH'hiaS-Frosthurg Guy
49,, ~" co. 1 mason, hecper oI iec
"'"H "i''i , %'i li'1r's eNTry wednesday
,rna;+a r:.,, 1--WE Ian On
r1 - VI ~, a'es l.ooSe, NO ~
O'nSS heN i9''ac holhas' secretary; ISL
I ~ u, 81 7"'"luIys every month III room over
,nn p pa,,o ,1 c.
tory rrrnlnr Lodge nontimus ev.ry TnnS-
day evening at 80. Degree Lodge-Mon
day after the first Tuesday in each month
a, '3o p m. Encampmsnt-tirst and third
ip,''''sS ''v'S '.'o''''' "' '''o p III.
licihe Lodge, NO ~, y . f, Stern,
sec y, meets every FRIDAY evening at Odd
Fellows Hall,
Savage Mountain Lodge, No 1913, IOOF
G. Anthony. Scc'v. meets every Saturday
evening AT oud Fellows Hall.
4. r, d A; h..houn1ain Lodge, No. 90
meets "a ana Attn Thursdays every month
1"'',i' a. 'o"'"s' secretary
rI, on, M IeHS'ilt NO
! utStiaN evening At / O'Clock.
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s-t.U! lE,t IL I.tH. D. lttiIHi, tltntti. SEfEl-
ccs every Sunday at 1890 Z IN; ounIa}
school AT : p III.
~. A!:cl.arls Remain Cathol,2-Najn
street, Rev Y + ocnnu,t, pastor; Dnin,
services on Sunday: Low Mas at Sam
high Mass and Preaching al 1880 u Ia
SUNDAY school at ) y m; Fcsper, and Ben
euictiou at ! ? N.
Welsh Con%re%NI 0nal-Bowcry street,
Rev } 2 Thomas, pastor; Sunday services
AT 10 Il m and & p m; Sunday school at : j.
IN Prayer Meeting every Monday evening
and Glass Meeting every Thursday ercuing
II. /. Church tcoluredj Oak street no
pastor; Prayer Meeting every "Wednesday
evening.
Primitive Mct acknowledgements Hall,
Rev NJ Harvey, Pastor; preaching every
Sunday morning at 1899 Il N and evening
at $50 p III. Public invited to attend.
Preshyierian-Rcv John Thomas pastor;
services every Sunday at 1890 II N anu 0G
pm. Services in English. Sunday school
at , p m; Prayer Meeting every Monday
evening.
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PROFESSIONAL.
DIR. w. r. FVxDESBvFsC

LATE RESIDENT SURGEON,
New York Eye and Ear Infrmarv.
MAS LOCATED PERMANENTLY
1 in the City of Cumbel land, Md for
the EXCLUSIVE treatment OF al Diseases
of the Nv q and Ear. including those
of the Nose and Throat.
sy Office, No. 20 South Centre Street
June 2-y
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GasAets. Collins. etc.

Gross & Nickel, Frostburg, are day or
night
Ready to provide for the last said rite
ekf death which comes untailngiy to all
Strong or weak, rich OF poor, and short or
superb Baskets and Collins claim their
care.
al ever the hest you'll always find there.
Now this sad duty we all must confess
e. best done where its special business.
aretul and complete are their facilities,
#An0Wn and acknowledged their abilities
s.arhthmg Wentrd they re ready to supply
Edvin. turniiure-Or il we die,
I Undertaking oIr burial, they'll promptly
pay
ErcGtut attention TO al! or friends say
Depending on This they VIII be the choice
Executors 20 make the mourncrs rejoice.
aG,"ardIn9 both the dead and those who
I've
Ehcy chccriuiIy accord all they can give,
3 Hd to their desires do ever attend
SlnoajUg tAtmscycsas the nOurners true
E3vcnomiisorrow great joysthcy imparl-
G&cal and true-tU the sad. dcS0ate heart
S,addrr a. nearer The friend with whom
We part.
Ezuch as We love life, YET still we must die,
And the mystery of the next to try.
Enlhiasad time ouI friends may do iarwOrse
= yglcylju9 10 employ the nice, fine Ile"rsc
p'cjalIy devised to show iaw'ul pride
80 At! tie friends Of Tie one who has
died.
EIag-j7cSt !,y7y.co NHr1
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tI.D, -, tho unci SnnD, NJ ,,.ppar hava
,lm, as s,, s.nnl. ,sts .s .ira,,
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price '..''''.;.. =, ..'.;,;'.''.'$l W
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81 90 h4Sss'.
/ pa.r Sleeve Buttons, stone setting,
+ .yi l}l ,yira! SHIRT rsuIs.
/ hyayr hlud Eusa.ennrn, Ring.
/ sci t&J Engraved Srsrsitts
I Ladies' I1uy Guard OF Srcs Chain
1 Engraved Miniature I.ocket, for the
above.
/ .'rni Heavy LINK watch Chain.
i-al>" George Diamond Stud.
$50 EOS.
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i,a.l,.' itc;,yy Guard CLAIM TO,
watch.
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MNERLAND

"a For further information see adyer
tisrn'at> elsewhere. u dt,, cutting uj,o1, NJ
'7lt ~ 10 t7rert5yrr., say gen saa0 tie adce,'-
tSe4le4t Ia H1~ paper.
Pest 0Aave ESegisger.
For Delivery Of Mails-8.90 Il m TO nm
Sale Of Money Orders and Registering Let
ters-7 a m 10 s p Ill ~ Office closed ON
sundays.
Mail betw'n Frosthurg, Closes Due
Cumberland and all
points east and west 8 10 III Az o Il,
Mail hrtw n Frostburg,
Piedmont and all
points east and west 3.45 m 100 a m
Mail hetw'n Frostburg
and Grantsviie 80 a m s on n ma
G. Ii. Waller Postmaster.
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Orders.

\. o. F0reSterS-Court Wineland Ran
gers, No. 5,556, Foresters' Hail. Bowery St,
Albert Morgan, Secretary; meets every
Friday evening; initiation of candidates
cnch cNcninm
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-10
An Incident Of the Late Indian Visit.

There resides In Wichita widow lady by
the name OF Mrs A. FL Gibson. She is of Sigh
stature and Of very quiet and retiring, and
| with her daughter carries on the business o.
millinsr and mantau maker, 10 the store o.
Ease & Charlton. During the late visit OF the
Indians TO our fair, ard as the sons of the for
est were in single file passing along the street
a Cheyenne brave suddenly broke ranks, and
rushing into the above establishment put hi,
arms about Mrs. Gibson, patted her with his
hand. and ia broken English gave expressio u
Of great Joy and satisfaction. Al the ladies' in
the store we're, OF course, nearly irightenei
ont Of their wills, while the blank eted savage
kept relterating, GOOD squaw :" "Heap
good sguaw!'' The sequel is not uu;nterest-
ing: Previous 10 the great Indian massacre
o. lSG2. Mrs g bson, then Mrs. Southworth, liv-
ell alone thee Minnesota frontier. One day a
squaw came to her house aud made her under
stand she wanted soup, after obtaining which
carried il away in a vessel TO the woods For
several days she came and went regularly on
The same errand. A fews day.beiore the bloody
massacre. In which 50 many settlements
wemen aud children were rnthlessiy butcher
ei. two or three Indians with two squaws
came 10 Mrs. Gioson's and asked for dinner.
After the meal one OF them tod her ID 1t they
must bad her in secrecy. and they kept strict
watch ever hsr for two weeks, after which
two squays took her to within few miles
OF Tort, forty miles distant, put her down in
the road and told her when dark came to 90 in,
which she cid. and that no harm should beiaIi
her. @! course she could only submit. and
rs She was being carted TO her destination
during The next day saw The burning homes,
fleeing settlers, and scenes that Will never he
elaced from her memory. From the squaws
she learned that the soup she had daily made
was ior q sick chief. Monoway, who recovered,
and who had determined TO save her and hers
When She returned 10 her home The following
spring, alter several months absence, she
found everything Just rs she had left 1t. Not
COW. or even q chicken was missing.
bus everything had been cared for, fed and
protected during the long winter by some
Indians who had been detailed FER that pur-
pose, and who Immediately relinquisbed eve
rythns TO her peaceful possession Gar hero
was one OF the party, and In spite of The lime
intel, ening, immediately recognized her, aud
expressed bis satisfaction As related
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-10

John Tucker, our new County Treasurer
assumed the duties of the ONCE on Tuessia,
last. Mr.. Woodcock retiring to the CONNER
cial world.
Sol. q. Kohn left Tuesday morning for New
York City.
Hon. A. Gillett, Of Emporia. an old tlm'
friend and acquaintance, called Tuesday ant
spent an hour In eocial chat.
J Thomas George and Prof. o. F. NcKim, o
Wellington, were up to hear the Democrat
orators.
j. A. Fade and wife, of LeadvilIe, Colo
RADIO, cousins Of Mrs. s. 8. King, spent on,
day In the city last week.
Hon. r. N. Ruggles, of Emporia, e. C
Black and J. Wade Mcdonald, Of Winfield,
were up and participated in the Democratic
pow WOW last Friday night.
DR.. Allen and J. II. Belts. all Of EIdorado
were in the city last Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. ST. John, wife Of the next Governor
of Kansas, arrived IN the city last Sunday
night.
Hon. Isaac Sharp, of Council Grove, was
around, Friday last, with the boys smiling.
J. e. Walters. with his family, has gone to
Winfield 10 so into business.
The EAGLE Office was honored with call
from Hon. John x. Goodin, Democratic cam
didatc for Governor OF Kansas.
Mrs. John NJ. Steele, in company with John
Exton and wife, has gone to ST. Louis.
John Tucker, Esq, returned home last
week IRON a trip 10 see his brother in George
town, Colorado
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-10

The Turner's esieerated ihsir ,Ih auni,er-
ssry TUESDAY evening. The programme Wa
varied and interesting. Ac.ass OF boys rang.
ing from SIX years Ola 10 sixteen, who have
been prac,ic n. turning, gase N exhibition
on the bsrs md poe which was wei done and
well receive5; chemical experiment. by Or.
Murs, so recittions, muse, singing, etc.
Upon tae whole tie evenings entertainment,
was one 4 Tie most pleasant. aud sacces ful
ever iyeu Ia the city, The music was spsen.
did, and EAGLE expecls 10 set IN invitation
TO tn. annual reua.oss To- many years 10
come.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-10
Sunday School Institute for tao Fifth District
Of Kansas

wiz be held at Emporia on Monday and
Tuesday. October 2lst and 221, 1878.
The district includes all the counties lying
on the line of the Atchison, Topeka j. Santa
Fe road and branches, from Usage county
" est TO west line OF the State, and including
Morris, Greenwood and Cowiey counties.
The time and place TOR the Institute was ar
ranged 50 that delegates and others desiring
to attend The state Sunday School Convention
which wiil be held a, Topeka. October 2Sj,
cath anc aJth. could attend this on their way
without additional expense.
Arrangements will be made for the enter
iainment OF delegates and friends attending
the Institute.
This is not 10 be delegate convention, bu.
is designed 10 be 20 the Sunday School work
er what II Nornal Institute Is to the day
school ieacaer, p,lce Of instruction and pro-
1T and every Sunday School worker in the
district is cordially invited and urged to com g
up and contribute what they can to the sue
cess OF the Institute. We anticipate a limo
of great profit and rich blessing. The ex-
ercises vii, consist of illustrative teaching,
short addresses upon, aud discussion OF, top
ics bearing directly upoa tae teachers wora,
aai conferences in which the question draw
CT Viii be freely used.
Ds, John IL. VINCENT, Of New York, one Of
the greatest Of living sunday School workers
aud Institute instructors. will be with Us a
portion OF tue une. and other prominent
workers from different parts OF the STATE viii
be here 10 assist in making this o1s Of the
mos. attractive and profitable gatherings
sunday school wo- kers ever held in tae state.
The A;ohison. Topeka & Santa Fe railroad
will carry delegates TO the State Convention
from al points between Top esa and Florence
s., cue aa4 one-6fia regular fare for the round
trip, aud IRON all points ives; Of Florence al
the same price As from Florence Delegates
from west OF Florence mast he IT ided with
credentials .r,m county or ia& up org2a;-
cations, upon presentation ci ~ N tickets
will be issued by stsiian 81 10 Topeka
and return, al rates named ses. I'D stop
over cnecs st Imports, good til .'esine>.lay
aSi, viii be given 10 ali wishing u attend tie
institute. Tickets viii be Oh sale on Yoaiay
2ist. We want large attendance.
5. d. grsss,
Wee President 81 s.ats Association for
Flah District
Round sgip tieseis VII! be sold on railroads
from al points in the s,aie 10 ,ae sta;s san-
day scaeol Convention in October At one ard
one-ifih fare. In oree. TO avail themselves
Of these rate, delegates mast have crsdrn-
tiAis FROM the Stale Secretary 10 present at
the sta ion u A. r. f.ex b.1x tt~iaf. Ta-s.ka
wiz entertain delegates tree.
j. q. HASKELL, President.
SANFORD TOPPING, State SECRETARY.
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Reported Tor the EAoLE.l
Division Of Reports for the Benefit Of Commerce
and Agriculture.
WAR DEPARTMENT, l
SIGNAL SERVICE U. 5. ARMY,

WAR DEPARTMENT, I
SIGNAL SERVICE u. 5. ARMY,
DODGE CITY STATION.
Table showing daily and monthly means Of
barometer and thermometer. total movement
OF wind, and amount Of rainfall, with the pre-
yailing direction ofwini, ETC., for the month Of
september, 1878:
Barometer-Monthly means, %, 596.
hermometcr-Mouthly means. 6i.S,.
Humidity-Mouthly means, IS .03.
Highest barometer, 39.1S2, llth.
Lowest barometer, 2S9o4, Both.
Monthly range Of barometer, .23S.
Highest temperature, %. I'd and 24th.
Lowest temperature. 80. 10Th, and 10Th.
Monthly range Of temperature, 81.
Greatest dalr range OF temperature, Al /,
9th.
Least daily range Of temperature. .. 9th.
Mean of maximum Temperatures. SIG.
Mean Of minimum temperatures, % Z.
Mean daily range of temperature, 2697.
Total rainfall or melted snow, 0.16 inches.
Prevailing wind. south.
Total movement Of wiad, 9,.03 miles.
Maximum velocity OF wind and direction,
60 miles per hour, north, on the 10Th.
Total number Of days on which rain or snow
fell, 6. W. Ii. CLENpEN0N,
Sergeant Signal Corps, u, S. A,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-10

With reference 10 The EAGLES report Of
HE isir, As given last week. justice to ourseli
uompels us 10 say that owing TO sickness the
reporter detailed Tor the work was unable 10
write il up. The gentleman who got it up
and who, By the way, is a competent and ex-
perienced man-was compelled TO make it Up
from iragmentary notes, as he was not pres
ont himself. Ia that way some few mistakes
occurred. 70 (which our attention has been
Gated. la speaking OF agricultural impis-
Inents we should have said that the house Of
Smith & Heating was awarded the prize for
the larges, and most complete display. The
firm, we see by the books. was awarded sew
enieen premiums and diplomas. They had
oa exhibition wagons, , spring wagons. .
shelters, , scrapers. > cnltivators, ) drills, 4
harrows. ! harvester and 5inGer. header. =
su.ky piowS. l farm plow. > d. ). piows, /
wheelbarrow. % p,ews. mower, sulky rake
and , corn planters. The list OF awards, a.
taken feIa the books by our coiemporary,
via be found en- The fourth page. Any mis-
iates in that viii be gladly rectihed
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-10

q. $ EIehhoiiz, diving about two mile,
southeast of tue city, had his barn, with
quite an amount of grain. wheat, oats, etc
turned one day last week, with loss OF
thousand dollars or more He has two little
boys VINO had been attending the fair. aud
saw the Indians smoking corn silks. They
Thought to try the experiment. AMI IN light.
iag their pipes taey set some has on lire near
tae barn, which soon found i's way to tae top
Of tie stacks and into the barn. The barn
contained some bioaded stock. which Mrs
Eieshoitz, assisted by some ueighbers near
By, saocedod in getting loose and rescuing
IRON the flames.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-10

En-. EAGLE On the 2ith of September l
lost Parker gun on the Nlnnescah crossing.
hllf 4 mile from poik'-. It was No. %, front
action, and had TIE lett hammer Cd. will
r,y suitable rewAid for is return 20 M
;. L GLENN,
Harper. Kansas.
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Rspublissn Meetings for Next Week.

There will be Republican campaign meet
ings at the following points. Good speaker
win be in attendance:
Greeley, Collier School House, October Il.
Sherman, Voting Place, October Is.
Grand River. Marshall S. Ii. October i6.
Erie, Erie School House, October IL.
Viola, Voting Place, October Is.
Lincoln, School House Dist. 25, October IA.
Grant, Sherman School House, October Is.
Eagle, Camp School House, October IL.
Garden Plain, Star School House, Get. II.
Alton, Voting Place, October Is.
Minnesota, Macreadie School House, Oct. 10.
Other announcements win be made next
week for other portions of the county. Meet.
ings viii be held in all OF the townships and
in some Of the larger townships TIVE meet
iDgs will be held.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-10

Saith Z. heslias wii. sci yog wagon Tor
les money sa2a aaysoslg else. bot they rec
onsmsni osly GOO: goods. Thss enserpris-
ing srm sas I've different kinl- OF wa-er.
aus can cer;ainis satisfy sry one heading
fsrgI CT spring wagon as-lt
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-10

Notice 10 The legal voters OF Gypsum town.
sbip: The coming November election will be
held AZ the Vernon school house. By order
OF Levi Bganson. Trustee.
II. Z. SILKNITTEI, J. T..
JOHN RUSH, j. L.
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sss--sea acrsz IN MrrSiock u. np,f<r e~n,sv. -
sssss IL salsisstiee. small fslss -
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on 'ssd. price iaae,
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ptsss icsss.
proved. r-.ss isos
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walnut trees; price - per ecrv. =
broks. All ara; sossem Ara 49, ~
sansh branch o. Nennescah.
spS-.l6s acres 81. mil~s 800 "a .crs. 4. 49,.
ticn ali sinsosk h inni- .rsss sssa
house iaxls. : A.. mr. 49, 40 SSk.ss
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trees h<srlnr. rrovs q ~ s-,sS.. ,-s.Ss
handy - s~h.,s.l ~ s.<,-S 49, w-<-s~---0
cash and part ,iise. ieo. r
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leo acres II euldvasior sfovv sls~I3iSa
with D rooms and cellar anishsx- Ss.y
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-10

This wedres lsy Mag Hon rhos Ryan
and !. S John wia s.eaS Al Eagle Hall
Thess gfn''emen ar beth gooi SPEAKERS ana
ever on inter sea in the issues Of the day.
an al s1e;ii3 be. onyat 10 maze Il point 10
be pres n aus. acar The great national Qaes-
tons Is as 20. It makes M difference what
you oatcs ar. these gentlemen will inter.
est on anl tel yca irdth' you never
heaIl be.o.e
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-10

Ihf o d s;ar sable has ansliy found per
manen resting place. 1t cncs stood in tn
nor herr part D. the city. It, presen. location
l. o. houEas avenue, south side. between
Topeka an kup'rsa avenues. When com.
pIete3. Wit The additions. il viii D. one c!
the arge,t stables IN the southwest, as wei
as on oi coa,sniencs.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-10

Ed. EAGLE "A cordial invitation is here
with ,1tended to you 10 cine With me OF
Tuesday of each week until July /, 1870
VITA an earnest desire Tor your presence,
romaia very truly yours.
WILL \. PIUMMER.
Greone's Landing, Bradford Counts, Penn
Slyania.
The EAGLE accepts the Invitation, aud vii
endeavor TO dine with you next Tue. day.