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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-13
For the EAGLE.
Items From Ell Paso.

March 10. 1879.
Winter has yielded to spring the mas
terry of '.mother earth" as is evident
from the warm and genial weather we
are having, and also from the evidence
Of vegetation.
The wheat through this section OF
country is looking finely. A strip be-
longing to DIR. J. Bradford is quite ex-
travagant in its appearance for this sea-
of the year.
Rev. J. X. Thompson has invested in
span of milk white ponies for use in
his clerical tours.
Some of our citizens have taken Lead
vile fever among those dangerously i'll
are Mcssrs. Jack FiIcds, Tom Stafford,
Stoncbreaker, and others. They thin,
of starting in few days. We wish
them success.
Mr.. William Lees has taken charge of
the "Freogliter's ranch," as the former
owner, Jack Fields, intends leaving for
the mountains.
Mr.. Newton has moved on the farm
belonging to Mr.. b. F. Trickey.
Mr.. Edward Lichty, from Tuscarawas
county, Ohio is new arrival in town
and thinks of trying Kansas.
We understand that Mr.. B. Boomer
slime lately from Illinois intends taking
under charge part of the farm of Mr.. S.
Mccoy.
On account of the illness of their pas
tor, Rev. W. Parker, the Baptists had
no services last Sunday.
1t is a girl, born last Saturday night,
that makes Mr.. Grant Green look so
happy. The boys say that he must set
up the cigars on this occasion.
We are glad TO see Mr.. Chas. Cham
berlain out again after his illness.
A number of young ladies and gents
made raid on the residence of Rev. j.
r. Thompson and wife with the pur-
pose Of surprising them last Thursday
evening, but were surprised instead to
find them awaiting their arrival. The
list is too numerous to give the names
of those present. A good time was
had however and cxccllen; refreshments
served. Thanks to the hostess.
Mr.. A. Giger, well-to-do farmer, liv-
ing about four miles below town. is jul
bilant over the prospect Of finding coal
on his place, and is making preparations
to investigate into the reality.
The return of DIR. II. c. Tucker and
daughter from the east is expected this
week.
We are sorry to learn Of the death of
one of Mr.. Chas. Bush's children which |
lied last Sunday night.
eIours respectfully,
DERF GIMOR
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Death Of Elihu Burritt.

Elihu Burritt, well known for nearly
halfcentury as 1.-The learned blacksmith. y
died at his residence, near New Britain.
Connecticut. on Friday He was born
at the same place, in 1910, and hence was
a little over sixty-eight years old. He
was master Of several different languages
and was well known as a scholar and
philanthropist in nearly all portions Of
the civilized world.
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The Rev. Mr.. Tnlmage having public
ly s,igmatized Charles Lamb. Thomas
Hood and Artcmns Ward as the most
''dclcfnl people he ever met, the World
pops Up with an impudent wager of a
dime 10 $500 subscription to the Tab
hernacle debt--tha; he never met Thos.
Hood OF Charles La,nb-and then Offers
40 double the odds tina, he never viii
meet thcm."
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Shrifi's Sala

Shs.1t1 Sale.
District court, 18th judicial district, sedgwick
county. Kansas.
j. & NJ Rosenleld,
vs..
ii. -eavers.
By virtue If two executions issued out Of the Iii
trct cour. of the 18th judicial di strict lifting ia
and for Sedgsick county. kan-as, wherein J An
RosenIied are plsistifs and II. -eviers is defend
ant. will on
Saturday, the l2M day If -4pril, 4. D. 1879.
at O'Clock, y. m. at the courthouse door. being
at the front II the building known rs Eagle block
Ia the city of Wichita, Kansas, oner FIR sale at
public auction, 10 the highest bidder for ca h in
hand all the right, title and interest II the de-
fendant, H. eaver-, In and 10 the fJllpw-
ing described real property, situated in the
~ Of Sedgwick, state of kansas. ~ wit:
The northeast quarter % of section number
four %, town-lip number tweIty-ni3e (..p .
range number one ~ west.
Said real property Is levied upon Ss the property
Of defendant ii, >eavers, aud will be sold
10 satisfy ssid executions.
sheriff 3 Office, Wichita March ID. 1879.
J0-5 II. W. DUNNlNG, sheriff
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Ehslsin fsnllemen dslnEted for their
~ n. G. VI. Rogers, Superintendent
a ~ 81 Louis 3 San Francisco Rail-
rod, and was made bv the following
pefsoas: +. B. Hayes and son, and w.
H. West, Of Boston; Joseph Seligman
q banker), e. 6eligman, Calvin Little
led. L. d. Jacobs, Mr.. Paulson, E. Liv-
ingstone and Arthur F. Wendt, of New
York; +. Bel, Of Hartford, Connect
cut, and Messrs. Van Waxgoner, c. E.
Slayback, Judge Baker and W. H. Cof-
fin, Of St. Louise Globe Democrat, 9Th
insf
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Executors Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS,
>EDGwICK COUNTY.
In the Probate Court in and for said county.
In the matter of the estate Of VIM. NJ. Wood
ruiz, deceased.
Noticcis hereby given that Letters Testamenrxry
have been granted to the undersigned the estate
of Vim NJ. Woodruff, late OF said county sleceas 3
ed by the Honorable, the Probate Court Of the
county aud state afore said, dated the 5th day of
March, A d. l>79 Now, all persons having
claim. against the said estare, are hereby notified
that they must present the same to the undersgn-
ell for allowance within one year from the date Of
said letters, n they may he precIuded from any
beaeit Of such e,tate, and that II such claims be
not exhibited within three years after the date OF
said letters, they shall he forever barred.
MARY T.. WOODRUFF.
SOL ExecutoriN
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The Union Pacific Railroad Company
has come into possession of the Kansas
Pacific road, by purchase. and the two
roads win in short time be conducted
under one management.
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The Plague.

General Aclekoff reports the plague
now mastered. OF the population Of
lls,0oo in the infected d;stricts Of As
trachan 5e.ooe died between October
ana Eob.uary.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will
present petition to the County Commissioner at
their meeting held In Wichita, kaDsas. Monday,
April 'th. 1919, a,kngfor 40 appropriation OF $50
q Assist In building bridge across spriag creek,
between sections y and 20 In township e range
west Estimated cost Of bridge, st5o.
J T. WILLIAMS.
E n JO>LYN
lS-5 And si2eft .thers
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MRS. A. J RICHMOND,

THE STATE OF KANSAS, D.
sedgwick Counts.
In Justices Court before d. A. Mitchell, a JUS
tice OF the Peace ia and for Wichita city township,
in the county and state Aforesaid.
Jos. Maddy and G. W. Throop)
partners As Maddy & 1hroop,
Jos f. Jefers
Action No Gig.
On the 2ith day Of January, 1879, said Justice
issued an order Of attachment in the above action
for the sum Of $50 81, which said cause will be
heard on the 18th day Of March, ls,9, at o'clock
q. IN MADDf THROOP,
Plaintiffs.
Wichita. March G, 1879. f5o-3)
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Disso,ution Notica

Notice j. hereby given that the firm of !. Eek
ert 4 Co. i. this lay dissolved L. Getto will
carry on the business, j. Eckert retiring.
PETER GETTO.
sos J. EC KERT.
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Teachers Rxamina ion

There will be an examination of teachers for
Sedgwick county, At the Fuurt ward school house
In Wichita, on saturday, March I'D, commencing
at . 0 clock, an.
NJ. H. BRUCE.
50-2 County Superintendent.
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NEW YORK sHOPPING-fIaving formed q
v connection with the Lamar Pbrcha ing Agen-
cy, will give personal su er,iz ion Ia the an
syering Of Letters Of Inquiry and foru ar,iiug Of
samples Purchases made with taste and ,.iscre-
tion Lucy CARTER
I AMAR PURCHASING AGENCY Establish
L ed Reliable. lend for circular. Address,
MRS. ELLEN LAMAR, sT Broadway, tir.t
door), New York City. kS-J
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sealed rrsrossis Ia tfigiirsts wiis is rec. -.
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t5ss, Tor the delivery 81 tho Assest o. - -
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A Petition.

Nofire - hereby given that the anhsesss.e.i ,Ili
present 10 the Hnnsrshis 1bssri ~ Isaets ssn,
niisssa,ers 81 -csigsick sssssfy. kss.s. a ths.,
eat regular meeting 30 is b<ssI In Ui~b,fs t~.,;
-, is'p, teiit,ssn asking fss - serr.0,tsit.,.
u "" hniisitei 1870 dsIisrz NJ ~ rs,.ssfs ~
bulldog bridge sn's xrssitex sers-- lssr .,r.k
80 sesti,n iite isi~sss .ssisya IS asA IT, In sswa
shir ~ range , wet said bridge s.si srsdins
Estimated 20 rost hos
e, xANsysuN
THOMAS yttHGUy
tiBtHf WHfATIAsp
- aea thirty .s.vhf .tiss.
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CHOICE LAND FOR SALE,

IN sEDGwICk CO. KANSAS. TOWNSHIP "a
RANGE WET SMOOTH RA.IE
LAND; Bssr of >pIL. WA
1EkEU BY SAND
ChEEk.
80 tract. with 20 acres in wheat Will
sell with, ~ wih,nt M vB- ha:f snare Of rrnfs.
100 acre tract, with ~ acres broke, bas crop
gr,'w,ng.
T'e-c arr extra choice. seieefs', quarters. and
cannot be excel edss',y az, Lands 10 ksn-Ss. To.
creek touch-s eac'. Of the thrre quar- ers. F.
prices und terms. address
e. u. KDY-
J.-tf Topeka kan-ss
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NOUGLAS AVE COMMERCIAL BLOCK.
l. Il. l.. TAYLOR. Register, ! DYER, Re-
ceirer. Oa;ce hours from 0 70 l. m. and from
to3p.
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U. ). LAND OFFICE.

nR. LOSEE. PhS s,cian and surgeon, Los~es's
u Medical Dispe nsary.
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DR.. LOSEE& BROS
MEDICAL DfSPENSARYl

- Donslas Ave. wieAiia
Is nos The finest ssd noss esnpasse tpaeieusIsn
Of - Kind in souehesu xausso u oosuoeisre 4
asss sss-r the sa,.-rvsssoa q cn~. 81 ~
pracsfesIb b, ID. a tAnuos-y Qn1aey .e0bine1.
ior osnpcandins ssd previously Psrissrsae nsess-
is, fs N-.lie., and ssrxi a b. ..,s~rs IN ns 2.
ess<s. The aiPesse 1Da /. psostsl~d uisk evsry
nece-ssTy ia Tn Arsli-ai and Druxxi-i sansiry
Ckemicals and Proprietary Nestle. mes. Psinf~rs'.
Ar ssis' and D,srs' Material, Goal Oil. Lamp
Chrmn~ys sponses, Brushes. touslss. Stat on
Eye G,ss-+s Imprev. d sh..IId-r Br-oes, Trn-s.
e. and ntber Surgical appliances, Havana li-
gxrs imported snd D.sm~~tic Wines and 9TH
Liquors. All Recipes nlied chssrly AID with
care.
Hsyipg an extensive 1ss..A @=s In Southern
Michigan, We sr- c. mp~ii-d Ia buy ia rye
Quantities. and This enables us To give our cns-
TUNERS the benefit of the lowest prices attain.
able an, y here Tor reliable gosds
ysse teH.saee-tsnd only surh~ we pro1asa tn
thing 10 the bu, er; therefore II you have rosi-
dence IN our honest ihs-nsious c..mse and fasov
rs with youc patronage sad We promise Q" cause
S"n 2" e,s%n 2, rfs As,ss done 90 y s .nr
tebted % and can bssely hope 10 repay the many
kind friends Th, in The past have stop, by
us; now THAT the time has c,me when we can
more iuiy r-cipr'cafe. we again solicit iu, sh~r-
~hce Of your trade and Influence Grateful for
Da LosEE 4 BRO.
COMPLIMENTARY.
Elsewhere will be found the advertise
menf Of DIR. Losee 4 Bros medical dispense
~ in Wichita. This IL one Of the finest in
situations Of the kind in the State and is filed
to repleti0n with a choice stock OF pure drugs
and medicines and all goods usually found in
stores Of this class. The doctor is eminent as
physician and surgeon, and has consulting
rooms In the rear Of his dispcnsary."-
gusta thaasase Gazette. 1917
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. ~ nfiitW
D. CLAIM
= " 7AfgREfT
a. ~ i!iyt>istng
Nsucs.

Notice h hereby given thai thr tfn,ersiSns.l Viii
Pres~Ht ~ the iiopefnhr ts..Hri Ut cent, ans.
missioner. % -eirafct county, ksnsh.. ~ their
nrst regular hisriing 10 he brid ~ " isbfts
ttfil ith, f-sf, \ tst.tion sskinp fss as aftrss-
psiatspn ~ ane ihoiisst dollars tSi tssy tf tho
purpose - bfiidinx istis~ ssFus. the SinnsssHis
aver 80 the srstiaf Hoe hsfwsea ~eetsns thirty
bur ftilshd kifit -asu as, tswpship s~sHt,
niae t2s1. rhesr two "a west said bsl,Es sod
sresihg estimated ~ eoet sixteen hsss.si dnlias.
fsfgs1
Vim u STAFFORD. Gro cHsnNR
\ bt.ttkht>, Z, ~ FLEETWOOD
M ~ MafI-
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Cun or Including shooting Ouftit Every Gun
JUL pO warranted. uoysrt, Moore & Brooks
81 Louis No. Send Tor circular. ~
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Notice

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No;;c, "a con,racfo-s

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pared 10 rcsriss BIDS mr. the erection or . .hss.l
hesase sesrisng 10 the tlsas sna Spes iasstlnsa D.
ts ssei ~ the nffes az the rsntf Superintendent
VI pfn.r,.ai- 10 Re maize b. snsss, March Isil
's's lbs benri reserve the risht IN TsJsrt am
aiIts. d GOODYEAR.
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1t Not Only Docs No Harm
Hsuat Bees Positive Good.

1t brings vigor and elasticity to your fal-
tering steps.
1t clears away the gloom and despond-
ency of your mind.
1t is boon Of priceless value to the dys-
peptic.
Itimparts to the pale the ruddy complex
ion of health.
1t enrches the blood by improving the
digestion.
1t improves the digestion by inyigorating
and strengthening the Liver.
1t prevents congestion and disease of the
liver by invigorating and equalizing the
circulation Of the blood through it.
1t cures constipation by so stimulating
the liver that there is regular and abun-
dant secretion of bile each day.
1t cures piles by preventing constipation.
1t prevents jaundce by keeping the liver
in vigorous state of excretion, and avoid
ing an excessive secretion of bile
Congestion of the liver is a frequent cause
Of apoplexy, hence the importance Of
keeping this organ in healthy condition.
No part of the body is so liable to be i'm
paired in elderly people as the stomach,
bowels and liver, and from them arise GER
tain prevalent difficulties, such as palpita-
ton of the heart, dizziness blindness,
flashes of light before the ewes and if al
lowed to 60 unchecked will induce apo
plexy.
The Holman Pad and its auxilaries can
be had at the Offices of Holman Liver Pad
Company, Johnston Buildings, Rooms G3
and "a. Entrance SIS West Fifth street. A
lady in charge of the Ladies' Room.
inDD-1U
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The Cincinnati Star

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THE STAR is the only STRICTLY 1NDEPEND-
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will probably always remain secure from
a visitation. Kerosene, benzine, asafet-
ida, political caucuses and other eognate
sources of bad smells are found effective
to free the premises from the pest, but
unfortunately this remedy renders a
house uninhabitable by anybody who
still fingers on the verge of civilization.
Great care should be taken in purchas-
ing new carpet or rug Especially if im-
ported) to give it good airing and expo
sure to the sun before putting it to use,
The suns rays destroy the larva more
surely than the smell of a Congressional
Investigating Committee or a $4,000
Grasshopper Commission, and house
wives can not be too vigilant in prevent
ing an introduction of this carpet bug.
If each five years is to bring to man.
kind some new afflictions, of Colorado
bugs, carpet bugs, locusts, lecturers, cleo
tric lights, Gaths, Eli Perkinses and inter
viewers, what is human life worth7 Isn't
it fraud and a delusion7 Why not
wrap our mantles about us, and at once
sink into politics or an untimely grave,
and become food for the worms that fat
ten either Apon the living or the dead
The question is open for discussion.
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A NEW PEST.

According to Prof. Hogan, of Cam
bridge, Mass, American house-keepers
are threatened with a most destructive
and unmanageable pest, This is the car
pet beetle. The insect first appeared in
this country about six years ago, at which
time the Professor thinks he traced its
introduction to large carpet importing
house in Boston. The ravages of this in
sect are not confined to carpets merely.
He takes in all woolen articles, furs and
even rawhides, and if he had an oppor-
tunity, would probably honeycomb a
chilled-iron safe. He develops as rapidly
as newspaper reporter, and in six weeks
from his larva condition is ready to inter
view Brussels carpet, an Alaska seal
skin cloak or a red hot eook-stove. Prof.
Hogan said that there had as yet been
discovered no certain remedy for this
littea bore, Bad oosdlors had been princi-
paily' recommended; hence Chicago
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NASAL CATARRII.
THE COLD AIR INEIA LING BALM.


nlvhl
the muco
pleSntto 0
dueeo mpeWo t rom
he he eheadb upouly poted
kem o
to
COURT-RO0M Oh
al are too a nn
of
andp
okeenym that
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THE New York Assembly occupies
this term, for the first time, the magnif-
cent new Capitol at Albany. The old
edifce, which is soon to be demolished,
was occupied for seventy years by the
same number of officials that now assem-
ble. in the new one. The original cost of
the old building was little over $110, 900.
Over $l0000,000 has already been ex-
pended on the new one, and yet it is little
more than half finished.
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MEDICAL.
CA! !! ], q! !! II ri ],


and
the
his
THOUSANDS ARE DYING.
NASAL CATARRII.
remedies decyt hesat tore o
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We claim that there is greater certainty
and uniformity In the production of good
bread, biscuits, ETC., in the use of DIR. Prices
Cream Baking Powder, and that the articles
made with it are more wholesome and di-
gestible than if made with any other kind.
Test it by the most reliable and truthful
test-in the oven.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-11
MY EXPERIENCE.

Eighteen years of terrible headache, disgusting
nasal discharges. dryness of the throat acute
bronchitis, coughing, soreness Of the lungs, rails
pactating me for my professional duties, and
bringing me to the verge of the grape--ALL were
caused by, and the results of nasal catarrh Al er
spending hundreds of dollars and obtaining no
rllIef, 1 compounded my CATARRH SPECIFIC
AND COLD A Il INHALING BALM, and wrought
upon myself wonderful cure. Now can speak
for hours with 10 difficulty. and can breathe
freely inany atmosphere. AT the calls of numcr-
Gus friends, have given my cure to the public,
and have now thousands of pat ents in all parts
of the country, and thousand of happy fellow be-
ihgs whose suffering> have rel eyed. Ny cure is
EVERY PHYSICIAN who has examined it. If can
e,ieve my fe low-beings us / have been relieved
II this loathsomc disease, which makes the pos
SCISSOR at once disgusting to himself and others,
shall be sat SIZED, and el that l hav done my
little toward removing the ills OF mankind.
7, Z. CHILDS.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-11

THE gloomiest faces seen on our streets
to-day are worn by steamboatmen and
coal dealers. A great swell of water is
moving down the Ohio. lifting the heavy
ice in its angry advance, and threatening
the destruction of all the craft moored at
our MharYes.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-11

To let cold have its own way, is often
to assist in laying the foundation of con-
sumption. To cure the most stubborn
cough or cold you have only to use ju-
diciously DR.. Jayne's Expectorant.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-11

IT is about time that the business of
executing criminals was placed in the
hands of men who possess at least a
smattering of brains and spark of hui
manity. A band of border rufiians with
hemp rope, an old wagon and conven-
lent tree at their command, would have
put to blush the two Sherifs who made
such bungling attempts at hanging Hun
ter and Farrell yesterday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-11

THE storm-king is abroad over the
earth, and belt of snow reaches from
Roumania to California.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-11

THE devices resorted to by college stu
dents for their own amusement are vari-
Gus, Boating is the favorite in America,
and dueling in Germany, while the stu
dious young men of Russian colleges will
not be pleased with anything less excit-
ing than riot before the Cars Palace