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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-19

VIC Woodman left Monday for Spring.
field. Illinois, to which point he was summon :
ed On business. he expects to take Christ
mas dinner at home.
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CITY LAMPS

Are good thing. bur nice lantern, war;
ranted not 10 explode or blow out N the
hardest wind, n J. E. c.
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The great original Georgia darkey minstrel
concert Monday and Tuesday nights drew
pretty well. but failed 10 meet the expec;a-
tons ci its patrons.
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lnlsid HAIR brushes,
3S-2t At Lawrence's Drug Store

Losr-Between this city and the Cowskin,a
large bundle of linen clolhes-famiy wearing
apparel-some new articles and others too
numerous to mention. suitable reward
will be paid for leaving them with Welch or at
this office. SS.lts
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The Entre Nous Contemplate phantom
party on New Years' Eve, and the next ioi-
lowing the phantom Is TO be : masquerade.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-19

Csliuioid Lrs-ssas Csc Sets.
Tie isisss thing ert
&-s ~ kAWrunes's Drug oo1go.
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Coal oil and chimney. .. L ,-es's.
GEO. q. xArraEwsAc CO.

A dnc assortment OF pocket books u Lesse
20 Douglas ave. 5S-u
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Holiday Goods

"rhe Two Orphans"
Pure 'se their holiday goods
3s-2t At Lawrence's Drug Store
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DIED.

Near Wichita. on Saturday, December l4th.
1873. George Hiram, infant son Ut Ge"rg- |.
ana Fannie NJ. Burr, aged 4 months anu l6 Is
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Hays Bros robe aud fur establishment was
| entered one night last week by burglars, who
were working on the SAFE trying 10 open II
when Trix Fouts. having business In the
room, went to the front door, and while un-
locking it the rascaIs took their flight through
the back door, which was easily opened from
the inside. They took with them some robes
and furs. II is believed by many that there
IL regularly organized band Of petty thieves
in this city
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-19

Our readers will remember hay burning
stove ut Biz ,nts h Buffers noticed by Us
some weeks since. They have sold number
OF these stoves. and Mr.. Butler showed US ye..
them, aud they appear 10 give complete sat-
istaction. The following Is one Of the CT rtiG-
Gates:
EUNIcE. KINGMAN Co KAN, Dec. Is,
Nessrs. Bi-anss df Ruti.r.
D-AR SIa The hay burning stove bought
of You on the Sd day Of December is . splendid
stO.e in every respect. Il suits everyone that
looks at it, and think you W II have GILL before
long several of nv neighbors send te< lin On iSls
and l Can send YOU more If y0n wish. Please
send me a lew more circulars. l vYuld not take
elO0 for this stove II coutd not get another one
just lkeit YOurs truly,
REUBEN REYNOLDS.
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J.R. Grant il delighted over the fact that
he f. the father Of q ten-pound boy that step
ned into HIS house lew evenings kiuce.
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Imported handkerchief Extracts,
in bulk, or ounce bother,
SS-2t Al Lswrence's Drug Store
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Norris Kohn left for New York City last
week in which city his brother, Sol. H., is 10
be married to-day.
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rsrssaal nsasssa.


J. W. Search returned from Leesburg. o..
Friday, bringing with him bride. Another
bachelor gone the way eli good ones 50. The
EAGLE extends TO the newly married couple
Its congratulations.
Frof. Fsssbeuder has gone to Kansas City.
He has been asked 10 accept . place in the
Arion Club. II he concludes 10 do 20 be viii
give notice on his return.
Mrs. John Exton returned from st. Louis
Sunday night. She was on the road four days
from ST. Louis; was showed in on the Aissou'
ri Pacific In one bank sixteen hours. She
brought home with her two little children,
one two year old and the other babe Of
seven months. John 10 immensely tickled-
says 1--WE have two Of the prettiest babies in
the business"
Rev. J. J. Thompson. Of Topeka, called ON
the EAGLE Monday and wished Us well.
Morgan Cox. IN old-timer in Wichita hut
now Of Ellis, Kansas, took US by surprise by
stepping into the ONCE Monday with hearty
..How are your Morgan has host Of irienos
in the city.
Harry st. Joha left Monday for Illinois,
where be will join his wife AMI babies 10
spending the holidays among relatives and
friends.
Captain White. OF the Bsacan. left the city
yesterday morning for Chicago, for the pur-
pose OF purchasing . power press and new
material for that Office.
n. W. Evans, suffer, at Fort sill. . gentle
man OF considerable notoriety through the
Betknap investigation. passed through the
city this week, from q visit to Philadelphia.
MIR Shifbauer. one Of the leading merchants
o: Arkansas City, was In the city Monday,
returning from the east with his new bride,
having only been married few days.
The city IL to be treated this week with an
entertainment called the Sunlight Gallery Of
Art. which represents trip round the
world. 1t is represented by large trans.
narencips some of them said to he eleven feet
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HORSE rAR1Ea.

For the little folks.
SS-?t Al Lawrrnce's Store.
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Peevish children have worms. DR.. Jaque's
German Worm Cakes will destroy them and
make the children happy. Sold by Charles
Lawrence and Aldrich 4 Brown. Sat
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-19

WhenhOrse, ami cattle are spiritless, scrsggy
and feeble they need treatment with Uncie
Sans Condition Powder. 1t puriies the
blood. improves the appetite, cures colds and
distempers, inyixorates the system add win
keep the animal in he.ithtul and hand zone
condition. Sold by Charles Lawrence sud
Aidrich q Brown. Sat-
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In connection with the following list
We ave for sale several tracts Of land,
ranging from to ~ acres, adjacent TO
the city, suitable for suburban resi-
dences, and choice residence let's In all
parts Of the city. We also have the ex-
elusive agency Of several Of the best
business lots in the business center Of
The city. Cali 1t our oilice for infor-
nation 20 to price and location.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-19

The yellow fever epidemic created intense
excitement throughout the country. yet every
community has greater foe to human HE
which stalks about unheeded. Yellow fever
has slain it, thousands, but neglected colds
its tens Of thousands. The practice Of letting
a cold cure itself is traught with suffering,
sorrow aud with death. There is no remedy
more effective than Eiert's Extract Of Tar
and Wild Cherry. Those who use it know
its worth, and will not be without it for it
surely and quickly cures Colds. Coughs.
Group, Catarrh, Bronchial and Pulmonary
Complaints. Sold by Chas. Lawrence, Al
drich 4 Brown. 374t
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BOHEMIAN VASES!
All sizes and 10 new styles.
3S-2t Al Lxwrepce's Drug Store.

For Information concerning the treatment
Of diseases with electricity, send for .
pamphlet on Electric Treatment, which will
be sent tree on application to the McIntosh
Electric Belt and battery Co., 1872 and 1874
Jackson street. Chicago. III. ;.-4;
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-19

Mother, when you, dear baby suffers in
teethng use DR.. Wiuchelrs reething Syrup
1t regulates the bowels. soothes the pain and
brings natural sleep. Sold by Aldrich 4
Brown and Charles Lawrence at % cents .
bottle. Sat
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-19

The city IL to be treated this week with an
entertainment called the Sunlight Gallery Of
Art. which represents . trip round the
world. 1t is represented by large trans.
parencies, some OF them said to be eleven feet
high Two lecturers accompany the exhibi-
ton, who explsin as the trip progresses
They will also exhibit in iransparencies the
principal streets OF our city, all OF which are
said 10 be very tine
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sedewick County Pomona Grange

Toilet sets 81 each, and upwards,
SS-st AT Lawrence's Drug Store.
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For every ache. pain or bruise on man or
beast Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Liniment
is the balm. Sold by Chas. Lawrence and
Aidrich + Brown. STAT
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"OuR BOYS"

Why be distressed with headache, low
spirits and nervousness whenEiiert's Daylight
Liver Pills are sold by Adrlch Brown and
Chas. Lawrence. 27-lt.
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: Store.
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szSteeIe 4 Levy are the exclusive agents
Of over ~, COO acres Of railroad landa. compris-
ing the lands belonging to the A., T. 5. ,.
railroad, In twp No. = 4 26, ranges Nos. and
east and I, 2 and 3 west. These are by tar
the hest railroad lands IN the Arkansas valley,
convenient to the city Of Wichita, the largest
and most cnterprising city west Of Topeka.
The lands adjoining those Of the railroad COM
nany are well Improved. Townships and
school districts are organized, school houses
built, and schools supported in nearly al Of
them.
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CoRREsPoNDErTCE PROMPTLY ArrE,
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ish Of Laionrche; he tried to i'm
press the ladies with the fact,
that Young men could reach any
point when beckoned by then,
that they We're the spurs that
should fire their spirits Oh the
road TO fame, Governors mer-
chants planters were all 10 step
aside some time, that the young
men of 10 day might walk In their
paths. the Young men before Them
were us fair Il specimen OF intrEtl-
gence and strength as conld he
t0nnd in the county. aud their
tutnre fame depended upon the
girls before him.
The whole company then pre-
ceeded to the house Of Lovpuci
TrUSclair where refreshments had
been prepared. and thea came the
ceremony of the crowninc.
Miss Mary Tabor was chosen
Queen OF Beauty and Love. Miss
Jnlia LegeEaire and Miss Mary
CI>o, Miss Regina Colbert were
crowned maids Of honor by the
Successful Knights.
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Nh. GooGe, chairman Of the
Committee on the Judiciary. sub
mit,ed the following report
10 the Honorable President and
Members of the Senate:
The judiciary Committee, 10
whom were referred.
/. \ Bill entitled
"An act to prohibit work and
labor in the public places within
thu State on Sunday $ to provide
punishment and penalties there
for, and to define and describe
public places;'
2. \ petition Ofthe Union La
boring Mems Benevolent Associa
ton, asking for the enactment of
such IA law.
Beg leave to report that the
bill referred to them would accom-
plish the object of the memorial
ISIS that by the terms of the bill
it is made unlawful to work or la
Dor on the Sabbath in any pnblic
place, which is defined to be "the
roads, streets, markets. public
buildings, landings, wharveS, and
river and water fronts within the
State" under a penalty of fine
and imprisonment any corpora
ton violating the law shall for
felt its charter, and any steam
boat, ship or water craft whose
captain or other agent shall VIC
late the act, shall forfeit aud pay
IA penalty Of--doIiars, which
viii! become /; lien and privilege
on the vessel.
Your committee are conS;rain-
ed TO report adversely to this bill.
The members oi the committee
earnestly desire 10 e the Sab
bath observed according 10 thr
dictates of Cousciencp.r Arti
Gle one declares that call men are
created free and equal and have
certain inaiieiiab!r rights ; Gin0aG
those are fife, liberty and the pur-
suit of liappiness.'
We believe that one of the in
alienahle rights Of man is the God
given right to labor. and howev-
er much it may shock our Chris
tan ideas OF pr0priety to witness
work aud labor on our Christian
Sabbath, we must remember that
America has been the asylum for
people OF every nation, every race
and every religion, and that it
would be contrary to the spirit OF
American liberty to. compel IN
der penalties our people, many of
whom may differ with us in relig-
ion to observe the Sabbath of the
Christian. Human laws would be
inadequate to accomplish the OH
ject, even if it were desirable to
enact them.
Exodus, chatter Ky. verses and
10, as interpreted in St. Luke,
chapter Xii, fifteenth verse. IBID.
chapter xiv, fifth verse.
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no slnirh. for she loved the young
clerk, who sang like a hungry
mosquito. She hummed and she
hawed, and she sighed and she
''chawed,' till her heart and her
jaws were broken; then she walk
ed by the store. while he stood in
the door. awaiting some love tok
IN. She raised up her eyes, with
mocklng surprise, aud tried to en-
act the scorner but to tell the
truth she grinned at the youth
who loved the amen corner.
They met-alas! what came to
pass was soft and sweet and pre-
cious they wooed, they cooed,
he talked, she chewed-oh, how
they loved, good gracious They
had to part, he rose to start : hex
grief cannot be painted we cannot
keep mum-she swallowed her
gum. then screamed. then cIloken
then tainted. Her papa appeared,
her beau, quite scared. rushed
out to get some water: the watch
dog spled his tender side, and
bit him where he "had'nt ought
er," The tale is sad, the sequel
Stern-sO thinks the youth thus
bitten ; he sings no mere. as oft
of yore. he gave the Girl the nit
ten.-Fayetterite Express.
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We were pleased to hear that
the Tournament which came off
last saturday proved a success.
At full speed the Knight was ex-
pected to take with his lance
three two inch Rugs, suspended
across the road about sixty yards
distant one from the other. Three
trials. We're TO be made, the Que
WHO carried the most rings was
to crown The Queen Of Beauty and
Love. On the last run the cham
I'loA or Virginia carried the three
rings amidst the cheers % the ex
cited Spectators. The knights
We're dpckei with ribbons, and
being all tai! and stalwa't yonths.
presented proud front as thev
advanced 70 pay their homage to
the iasiIes who had assembled to
see their deeGs of Knightly skill.
The Herald prociaimeathe NJ
OF the Eictors. The champion of
OF Virginia leading the list, next
came the Creole Knight, then the
Riue Heron, and lastly the Ara
hian Knight. The Judge then in
IA short address congratulated
them all upon me success of the
hsst Tournament held in the par
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Senator Goole has introduced a
bill into the Legislature, by which
all lands lying between BayouS
Terrebonnc and Lafourche, now
known as public lands, will be
ceded TO the Parishes of Lafourche
ana Terrehonne. these lands are
to be soli and the proceeds to be
used for draining the swampS aud
BayouS in the imiaense district
OF land contained between tie
two main Bayous. There cannot
DE a possibility Of doubt Sc far as
the feasibility OF successfully
draining those lands.
The bottom OF the swanps are
higher by three or four feet than
the water in Lafourche when it is
low, and tide water can be reach
ed by Bayou Blaze % Or more
miles nearer than it is by way CT
the Lafourche.
The lands that are now an in
termnlabie pralrle, lit h~ab:tatIons
lor alllgators and frogs, viii be
come arabic farms, or at least.
magnificent pastures for the rails
ing Of stock. Should Senator
Good succeed in passing this act
through the Legislature (and i'll
his effort he will be ably assisted
by the members of the lower
HouseJ he will accomplish a last.
ing benefit to the two Parishes in
terested, and add thousands o.
dollars TO the wealth OF his con-
StituontS.
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a Eoye PCsne.

He was Young, he was fair. and
he parted his hair, like the aver
age bean, in the middle he was
proud, he was bold. but the truti,
must be told, he played like a
fiend on the fiddle. Barring this
vice. he was everything nice :and
his heart was 50 loving and ten
der, that he ALWAYS turned pale
when he trotl on the tail Of cat
lying down by the fender. He
clerked III q store, and the way
he tore Oil c%aliro. jean ana brown
sheetlng, would have tickled a
calf. and make a brute laugh in
the face Of a quarterly meeting.
lie cut quite a dash, with a dar-
ling mnstache, which he learned
to adore and cherish for one girl
had said, while she dropped her
prond head, that 'twould kill her
to see the thing perish. On Sun
days he'd search the straight
Iodu 10 me church., unheedlnG the
voice OF the scorner; and demure
~ he sat, like ayoung tabby cat.
with the saints in the amen corn
er. He sang like a bird, and his
sweet voice was heard fairly a.
way at long metre +; and We
speak but the truth wien we say
that this youth could out sing a
hungry m~Usqnito.
She was Young. she was fair.
and she scrambled her nair. like
the averaged belle Of the city; she
was proud, ont not bald, yet the
truth must be told, the way she
cheWed gum MAS 4 pity. Barring
tins vice she was everything nice.
and the world admitted herbas;Ie:
ana Fayetteville hoya. being calm
ed by the noise. walked miles 10
hear the thing rustic. She cnt
quite a sweli this gum chewing
belle, and men flocked in crowds
to meet her; but she gave them
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-03-02

The Planters have nearly nj,
completed their planting of seed
cane. The fact that the seed has
kept badly is underlined, which
VIII reduce the acreage planted
less than WIS intended. It IL rail,
er cary 10 ascertain the probable
stand that may be expected. OF
the raiioon cane.
Inc winier up To the middle OF
feoTaaIF was unfavorab.e which
retarded planting considerably.
III season, since has been
TeFy good.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-03-02

SELLING LIQUOR ON SUNDAY
The Police Jury OF the Parish
of Ascension left it to a vote o.
the people Of that Parish whetlr
er liquors should be sold through
out that Parish on Sunday. The
vote was taken not long ago and
resulted, For 80 Votes, agains,
33S votes. T.lis was a small vote.
DIT those who ,bstained from
vot!As on the subject silently ac
qnieSced in the law, when is now
Ill operation.
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Mr.. G. &. Taylor. three miles
nor'h Of Thibodaux has employed
a number of white laborers to
cultivate his crop. Mr.. Hammond
also, on the Laurel Valley has
done the same thing.
The deficiency of labor in this
Parish. to cultivate the lands
that onent to be planted necessi-
fatrS the employment of others
than the present population af.
lords, and with proper treatment
ana encouragement labor will be
abundant.
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Feb, % ,JOSpnl, TT Az

On Feb, % Joseph Fl. Ack.
len Representative in this Con
gressional District was seated ia
the House of Representatives in
Congress in place of DIR. Darral.
who bad been seated through and
bv virtue of Mad. Wells return.
ing Board.
This G.. B. Darral is the man
who presented d bill in the lower
House OF Congress to permit the
Legislature Of Louisiana 20 close
Bayou Iafourche at Dona!dson-
vile. He then supposed that Pack
ard would be Governor. and his
rapscaliions would form the Leg
lslatnr", and would obtain a GOOD
round figure from the rail road
men for voting 10 close the La
tourche and ruin this section of
the State.
How much Darral was to get
for his dirty work remains to be
found out.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

DARlSH COURT, PARISH or LA
4 FOURCHF. SUCCESSION OF
Nelson A. LaWless No. 300 ProbateE-By
virtue OF an order of sale to me directed in
the above entitled and numbered Success
sion | Will offer for sale At public auction
pursuant to law to the last aud highest
bidder or the premises situated in said par
ISL in the Town OF Thibod;lu1 on
Saturday the 9th. day OF april rs.
between the hours of II O'Clock A. NJ, and
4 o'clock p. NJ. the following described prop
erty to-wit:
4. certain fractional Lot Of Ground situa-
ted III said Parish III theTownof Thibodaux
on the East side OF jackson street, being
part Of Lots Nos. IA and 80 Fourteen and
Fifty on the plan OF said Town made aud
executed by James Il. Grinage on the lst.
5iay 1872 measuring One Hundred aud
Twenty one feet mofe or less front bv the
depth thereto attached of One Hundred
and seventy n l7tA, feet hcuided in
front or West by jackson street North by
erly to William Ii. Raglan now the proper
ty OF Mrs. Z. Toupsand l.. V. kiviere East
by lot of DIR. James A. Scuddav formerly
but now the property of Dr.. Hercule Dan.
Sereau and South by the other part OF lot
No. o0 now belonging to Frank hoffman,.
Also d large assortment OF household tur-
niturc &c.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
L. The Furniture Cash.
=. The Real Estate Cash on the spot up
to Two Thousand Five hundred Dollars
lS250o.0) and the surplus if any payable il
TOUR equal instruments maturing respective
ly at one two three and four years from
date Of sale secured by special mortgage
with vendors lien and privilege under the
pact de non alieDando on the property sold
D O[5 attorneys fees to be also covered by
The mortgage-aud the credit ~instalments
to bear 5 90 interest after their respective
dates.
March 2nd. 1873.
l.. "A. WEBRE, Sheriff.
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PROBATE SALE.

Parish Court-Parish of Lafourche.
In the matter Of the Tutorship Of the Min
US Joseph II. and Andrew }. Wink.
~ Court | will offer for sale at the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. Scolastique Bouterie in the
town of T~hibodaux Oh
Tuesday Ma"ch 1911. 1878.
between the hours of Ii o'clock A. NJ. aud
4 o'clock 7. N.
A LOT OF furniture fully described in al
inventory and also | COW, | heater and
COW and her cali.
Terms Cash.
l.. A. WE'RE, Sheriff.