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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-06

In this city. on "Wednesday. February N,
1872. At the residence of Mr.. Cash Henderson
BENZ. II. Reade, Of Lafayette, Indiana
Mr.. Reade came 10 this city last fail IN
hopes Of recovering hi. health. but that dread
disease. consumption. never reiinqasshes is
hold until death claims the victim The de-
ceased MAS buried by the Order Of Odd Eel
lows on Thursday last.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-06

Ever, body knew. that the only good corn
planter Is Browns. II Is web made. Of the
best material. il. drop |. accurate and dars-
bic and very easily sdsasied- For sale BY
smith 1 Heating with wire and rope ekecs
-owess aad jim x,ssshza<Ets. osaeg esrsy u
YOU wish 10 ss-s.r thete mzrhirrs. 90
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-06

Re-. E. c. Brooks passed through this city
saturday. en- route for conference. Mr.. Brooks
says under DIR. Furley's treatment he has en-
tirely recovered his health.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-06

The Wichita Water Mills burned down on
Sunday morning, little while before day
light The cause, or origin OF the fire Is
mystery. Al any rate the mill with all its
machinery. large amount Of wheat and
quite lot of -four has gone up in smoke and
flame. bringing loss TO the owners. over and
above the insurance on mill and stock. or
some eight or nine thousand dollars. The
loss to this city and country is also very
great. The mill ought to be rebuilt on =
larger aud better scale. Mr.. Ellis. the pro-
prietor, ought TO receive every encourage
ment possible from our citizens In helping
him to rebuild. and We have no doubt that he
will: and il he eau secure the proper aid We
are informed that he will build within the
city limits. conveying his power from the
dam by means Of wire cable. We trust no
obstacle will he thrown in his way by any
one. II is TO the interest of every business
man and consumer of -four in the city to have
good, healthy competition in milling, and
there is room enough for a dozen more first
class mills in this city, for If all the wheat
that grew In this city was ground into flour
before shipping ii would bring that much
more wealth TO our city. Then let her rise
grander proportions than before ;'ad be ready
for the new crop Of wheat.
W. W. Rupp returned home last Saturday
fruO Lcadyillc. He gives description Of
that city. pictured out in vivid language.
Houses, for business. that are not worth more
than thousand dollars. rent from seventeen
hundred per month to ave hundred per week
that all the sports in the United States arc
there; that the air il 50 thin in Leadviile
that you've got to fan IL 10 cor'
ner to get square breath: Rowdy
Joe is there. and n number Of Other
parties formerly Of Wihcita: that they don'l
business nor employment enough for one
quarter Of the men already there. and the
folks have just commenced coming in; and
already there is great suffering there. Their
10 one thing certain Leadville cannot hold ou'
any inducements to men without means; Il
IL more than folly for laboring men, without
mouey to go there. To-day there are hun
dreds Of people in that town who do no.
know where they will sleep tonight or wher'
they will get the next meal. They sleep IN
boxes, in barrels. under houses-in fact any
place where they can find little prctectic,
from the cold Many who leave comfortable
homes for the uncertainties Of this mining
discovery. will remember their act with re
greet. Yet, the more that 80 to the mines thu
merrier for this State, rs she will have to f1r
sish the corn and pork fur thcu 10 subssst %
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There will be meeting Of the Farmers
Club March 8, at Russell! Hall, at l p. IN, at
which time the railroad interests Of the coun-
ty will be discussed. Everybody turn out.
+. NJ. DOFFLEMYRE, President.
r. E. LAWRENCE Secretary
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-06

The Hariwig building. corner of Fourth
and Douglas. is Enclosed and viii soon be
ready for occupancy.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-06

The success of the Old settlers meeting
must be credited, TO a great extent, to W. L.
Jewett, the President of the Society. Mr..
Jewett is an untiring worker. man Of good
judgement, as the success of his own private
business affairs have demonstrated. Last
year he took the Presidency Of the Agricul-
tura! Society, which was in dilapidated con-
dition. and set il ON its feet clear OF debt.
One can always count on Uncle Jewct good
for what he undertakes.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-06

Col. II. l.. Taylor, we see stated, VIII be
succeeded in the United States Land Office at
this point by Richard l.. Walker, Of Cowley
county Col. Taylor has made. in many re-
spects, popular officer, but in Others he has,
rs politician. greatly embarrassed friends
who would have served him to any extent
had he left it possible for them so to do. The
Colonel has valuable property in this city and
vicinity aud will prove valuable citizen. *.
l.. Walker is the ex-Sherf Of COwley coun-
". man very popular at home, thorough
going. energetic and sound. and his appoint
ment gives great satisfaction TO the people OF
that section. lie will remove his family, We
learn. 10 this city within few weeks.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-06

Master George Miller gave party TO . large
number of his young friends on Friday even
ing at his large and capacous home.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-06

shuman's grove has been spoken of as u fit
and suitable place Tor a city park. We like
the suggestion very much. The grounds
could be fixed up. boat and bath houses erect
ed on the banks Of the Little Arkansas river,
speakers stand erected, platform for dances.
ETC.. etc. We understand that the grounds
can be had at very reasonable figure now,
while IN a few years il would be impossible
20 purchase them. The different secret orders
of the city could well afford to invest.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-06

Rev. J. T. Hanna was in the city Tuesday.
en- route for conference.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-06

Elsewhere viii be found the advertise
men; Of pr Lo>ee & Bro. nsesiies. siisT~ass-
" in Wichita. Thi. is one Of the finest IN
situations Of the kind in the state AID IL Flied
To REPETITION with choice stock Of pure drug
and medicines aud all goods usually found IN
stores Of this class The doctor J. eminent a.
= physician and surgeon. and has consulting
room. In the rear Of his di-ren-ary. is
,-ssrs fKas.ss4 s,s-.1r. y,-I
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-06

\ number of interesting letters from the
people on the first page.
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MARRIED..

In this city. a, the residence OF the brides
parents, On "Wednesday. February - i>.s.
By Rev. J. p. Harsen. Wilii:xn :. Roycrs and
Susie ~. CuSrshxil.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-06

The fine plate glass Of Biting Bros. store
room has been put in place.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-06
DIED.

See notice TO builders for building school
house in District -.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-06
Richardson

Has Just received a large inveiee Of Cue ci-
gars among which are the universally popu-
lar brands. ..Boque;,- Excelsior. bona
tide. Pre- smoker and last. bu. not least.
the celebrated Don't You Eyer:-Sieke;
King S9-n
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-06

Lee Taylor. who resides near Valley Gen.
ter. informs us that he has worked for the
Missouri and Western Railroad Company,
and that it is the best equipped road in the
southwest--eyerything connected with il is
gilt edged-that he is personally acquainted
with Mr.. Rogers, the superintendent, and
the Seligmans. and that he has been in CORE
spondence with Mr.. Rogers. and says that he
H. anxious to have the road extended TO VII
chita immediately.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-06

Fine Nainsook cmbroijsrse.- fancy zscsi-
aad 'T.e esres. buttons. received this week
4sfs GEa. " SxrrH co.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-06

Maud Cease gave her friends party satur-
day afternoon last in honor Of her birthday.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-06
HOUSE-KEEPERS!
HOTEL-KEEPEPS!
acknowledgement!

And everybody else. at Geo. \ Smith 4 Co. ;
Friday and Saturday. March eth and sth. A
towels and crashes. genuine Russian crashes,
Turkey red and linen damasks, towels and
napkins in good variety at very low prices.
Friday and Saturday. March eth and sth.
GEO. y. SMITH 4 Co..
4s-It Next door 10 Savings Bank.
Call at :. ii. Guernscy's feed store, on
Douglas avenue. or at my residence near Val
ley Center. Kansas. for those peach trees Of
mine. Fruit large. rich. yellow and delicious
49-at :. 4. v. HARIwELL.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-06

Rooms wanted--business rooms arc in big
demand; more so than ever before in this
city. And it is almost impossible to rent u
residence house. There l. a capital chance
for investment. Lots can be bought for from
ten to twenty dollars each. and a house cost
Ing $500 will rent readily for $l2 month.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-06
Spring Hes Como.

You can buy good wagon Of Smith 4
Heating for So, warranted for one year.
1917
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Mrs. Rosa Calvert. wiz, " Jas. l.. Calvert.
died At the Commercial House, Hutchinson.
on Friday. February 18th. aged 3 years
Her remains were inferred on the farm @.
the deceased in Anon township, on sabbath
last.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-06
EnRine for Sale.

For Finan Haddie go to Richardson, the
new grocer. s9-lt
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-03-06

ke01l010H u1e8lbo0 u - ~ 1oo6 Uul1o {
WICHITA, March 4, 1873.
LADIES' LIST.
Breckenridge NJ A Brooks Mrs LF
Coulter Mrs 4 Clark Mrs L
Cousins Miss L Jones Mrs s
Randcll A Staloam Miss
smith Mrs Nj Shumaker Mrs MI
Shank Mrs. saunders Mrs NE
Walden Mrs ID Wallace Mrs p n
Wallace Mrs II
GExrLEMEN's LIST.
Anderson & Bro Allen W CO
Ames w Bronson A Z
ButcherJ jig Buford He
Burke b Bowen G
Bickel A BennerC
Bell FW Barker A E
Crockett c Conway J II
Chousen J3 eagle +
Carter G Gathers F A
Elmire FL EllwOOd A.
England HIS Elenbaum A
Fisher II George II
Gallaher e Hyatt VI \
Hess c Haley G
HatchesGJ HarrisonJC
Jewsberry &c Loring II L
Miller Monroe j
Martin " McFarlandJ JIG
McCollister NJ McAnally II
McCabe WO McMunn w
MageeJ Malone W
Neal w Near J f
Pierce c Perry +
PaIiett d Packard p
Rolley C e. Rhoads
kidgely u Randolph
Sturns W Strieger W
SnOfer PW Shulz
shannon 5 c Simon Il
Shay w + Shaver p
Seary NJ ScuaneyJ
Sailing W ID Thompson "
Wadsworth J Wisehart w A
Winters { X Wilson,
Wade T. Il Walker W n
Waller q WalkerJ
Walker \ Wallis W
To obtain any Of these letters. the applicant
must call for advertised Letters" and give
the date Of this list.
II not called for within one month they will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Letters are not advertised until they have
remained in the Office one week.
N. N. MURDOCH. Postmaster.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Cedar Posts.

VIII exchange shclled corn for cedar posts.
DERBY Bros.
49-tf Douglas avenue, OPP. Globe House.
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Peach Trees.

have four thousand choice seeding peach
trees, one year old. from four to five feet
high. for sale cheap. Inquire Of W. 5. Cor
bett. \. HANSON.
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In this city. Of lung fever, on TUESDAY, the
18th Of February. 1879. Edith Bsughn. daugh-
ter Of Charles and Catherine Andrews. aged
I wear months and ~ DAYS
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County survsyor's Nosios.

All rerscas wishing surveying dose On
please send In written orders. .tssiag ths 80
ton, township, range and quarter. Aha 49,
whether snr parties !isias 10 the cana ~
ton or sections wAst their issl surveyed. q
they do. have them s,sa the order. u they
do not. give tsoir nasnes that NAY -ens tAeD
due notes when toe work wtat - dose.
r. l.. NIXON.
S-ts County surveyed. Leck 6ax >.
Stationery Ia large gasnusies II Lossess
Drug Esssbiishsn<nt. sx.ti
Very dns French psrfamery Al l<sess's nsU
..r,iy establishment &Y.ss
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csn Iasly

/ Gail 1azly
While my stock Of wall paper is ecinp,et,
and get the first choice. HERRIxGIoN
| For breaking pIow=. 60 to smith & Keat
ing and buy good ls-inch breaker for sew
enteen dollars. and lo-inch breakers from
s1s to ga 4s-st
| Feed Mil.
Douglas Avenue near the bridge. We ass
prepared to shell and grind corn on the shor,
est notice Chop feed OF all kinds at yer,
reasonable rates. RUSSELL.
4S-st
For choice pitted cherries go to Richard.
son, the new grocer. 4slt
No Rssn
| Is complete until its walls are covered
with handsome paper. Harrington has the
paper already trimmed. a9-rf
en- - .-v---,.-,,--,, - :,
4 keating's. 1t is light. strong and easily
handled. Sold on easy times and at low in.
terest. 4g-4f
--------
| Sheie Sali HARNESS Oii put on your har-
ness. will make the leather look new. and
Keep it soft and pliable. Give il a trial.
4.-6t
------
| ror pamphlet on Electric Treatment OF
."i""ie uiseases' WIN eieetric;ty, winch VIII
Belt and Battery Compsuv.. lss and 10. lack.
~" suee'' on'caso. ~"
| Epieures. call and see Richardson. the new
grocer. 4Llt
| Spring Hss Com,.
styles and patterns of new ,lesiyns of wal,
paper at Herrin.ton,s hoot s,or, ,hrs. door.
sou'n o. tue post ONCE. 4ln
| You can buy a good wagon Of smith 6
| Heating for s6). warranted for one wear
| f-it
For Finan HadtIie 90 10 Richardson. the
go. UT
sne ior oaie.
| A steam engine and reguiat r for sale cheap.
Inquire at this office. 4s-tf
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nv, -. .'". ue"i """' A"ei>' use
-, ''"P' ''u''es
ural sleep. Sold by druggists at % cents a
bottle. l,-6t
-----------
with a ear load of wall paper already trimmed
~ =
vators at smith & Keatiny's. 4a-it
Already trimmed wall paper aud border at
Herrington'> book store. 49-tf
S.h;nd.lno;-.or ,r,,nor ,rL par.;ror =,
pr.yos .xnopc,yc
Address at the Douglas Avenue House. Al
S..,,,oIo, L.a-.,---.- -,.--I- :-..--,--- tt
-. .r.uu.,,, a.,
---
Carriages and BuQQleS.
Wm Dooliftle Son. from kalamazoo,
have for sal. , ceyy very i'm. ,,r,;,,.s and
-
known stand of Cook Il >ayles, on Douglas
- --
A. schindelmeisscr. Teacher Of Music and
Languages. Address, through the post Office
Next to Headlight oil. Non-eXpl0sive. The
mn "a
Buffalo Bones
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Wall Paper! Wall Paper |
Read the Parers,

\ fine selection Of wall paper received at
Reimer's Book Store. 49-2m
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Smokers!

Smokers!
Richardson has secured the agency for the
celebrated Clear Havana Cuban Handmade
Vuelta Abyo Tobacco BOquet cigars. 49-lt
Edison's Phonograph, on "Wednesday and
Thursday night, March 18th and 18th. at Rus
sell Hall for the benefit Of the Library Assoc
citation.
Edison's Phoncgraph. in charge of Guy
Thorne, an interesting lecturer and an able
clacutionist. did all that was claimed for il at
Bancroft's Hall last night, and the audience
was entirely satisfied and Acknowledgements
Daily .Nsws.
Edison'> Photograph, as presented by Prof.
Thorne. is Il grand success, and nobody can
afford to miss the entertainment-Nolton Signal
Rcimer has wall paper trimmer. All paper
bought of him trimmed free of cost. i9-2m
Go to Smith 4 Heating if you want good
wagon for low price. They have four
kinds of wagons, Schuttler, Balm. Zufelt and
Rossow. 49-4s
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Marshal of the city of Wichita at the spring
election. +. W. WILHIrE
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Rcimer has wall paper trimmer. All pap
bought of him trimmed free of cost. i9-2m
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The following resolution was then offered
BY Lee Nixon. which was seconded by a
speech from 5. S. King. Of the first ward. who
is in favor Of good ringing ticket composed
Of the best Republicans. and march to sue
cess
Rssoired, That Il is the sense Of this meet
ing that the Republicans Of this city nominate
full ticket for the coming spring election
Passed without dissenting voice.
Mr.. King. of the first ward. then offered
the following resolution, which was carried
unanimously:
Rexoire1 That committee of three be Sc
lected from each ward &c constitute and lie
known rs Central Committee--the persons
present. representing their respective wards,
to get together and agree ON the men. and
| their action TO be ratified in meeting OF the
whole.
Amer short recess the meeting was called
to order and the following-named gentlemen
announced as members OF the Central Com.
mittce:
First ward--J. X. sawyer, +. X. Jewett
John Exton.
| Second Wsrd--J. l.. Cooper. .M.Garrison
J. T.. Caldwell.
Third Ward. NJ. Balderston. W A. Richey
NJ. W. Levy.
Fourth ward-M. b. Kellogg. ". A.Reese
c. II. Abbott.
l.. n. Woodcock then made q motion that
this Central Committee be instructed by the
meeting to call convention Of Republican,
and designate the time Of meeting: also ap
portion the number Of delegates iron eacl
ward. and also set the time Of holding thu
primaries for the election of delegates to III,
convention.
The committee was SO instructed.
The caucus then adjourned.
As to numbers and representation the NEE
ing was a success. The meeting was harmo
NOUS, almost all agreeing as touching thi
one point-thc success of q Republican ticke
providing the best men were pu, in nomina
sioe. Apd IL is . net worthy Of rarsiculs
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$50 TEST.

Next to Headlight oil. Non-explosive. The
| only oil that should be used in the family-at
j. +. C.'s China Hall. A.
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Carriages and Buggies.

\. Schindelmeisscr. Teacher of Music and
Languages. Address, through the post office
or at the Douglas Avenue House. Al
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
"H M.S.PlNAF0RE," ;"
II. N. :. PINAFORE,"
THE LITTLE DUKE"
and
THE SOKCERER"
an THE RIGHT USE OF BOOKS.

BY p Atkinson Of the Massachusetts Institute
Of Technology edition. l6mo. cloth. 80 cents
Paper covers 20 cents.
This little book Is wOrthwe about ssy-its weight
in gold but considering The small Of the book the very
small Of gold In comparison with good and true
knowledge leave the comparison unfinished trivial and
inadequate say had So 900 in gold
spend striking OF cheap copies OF crcust
ing throughout the andi We would all a
way trains 'front.' put travellers rooms
hotels station small boys of put into
peoples short compel every body reads TO read
it."-l"H H." III The Denver Tribune.
Sold everywhere by all booksellers Mailed postpaid by the
Publishers,
ROBERTS BROTHERS, Bo.ton
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11

THE DOGS OF GREAT BRITAIN. AMERICA. AND
Company.
The author of the works which form the
basis Of this volume is Mr.. j. ii. Welsh, English
writer WHO under the signature Of 6toneheDge" has
treated OF most topics relating the breeding, educa
tlon and general management OF the dog He is re-
garded as the highest living authority the subject,
and his counses with all sporting men and dog-fan-
ciers have the weight OF judicial decisions The two
works On which his reputation chiefly depends
reproduced IN this edition in abridged form, but
retaining ali the essential features Of the original vol
umes and at great reduction from the price OF the
imported works Such additional matter as
deemed desirable for American readers has been
trbuted by Mr. David W. Judd whose familiarity with
the American has resulted in the discovery OF
choice hunting grounds IN the Middle and Western
etates 10y MI Henry Stewart whose studies IN animal
life have produced several valuable volunes and by
f. r. Ryer, who is very fsvOraby known as an expert
in most Of the branches OF canine lore The volume Is
chiefly OF descriptive character giving minute &C
count OF the different species and presenting an admir
able compendium natural history OF the dog, but
without the hard names and scientific gimcracks Of
so0logica pedants The practical directions relate
mostly 20 the rearing and treatment fsporting animals
and are not so full in regard 10 the OF household
favorites MANI perhaps most readers, would prefer
more explicit directions this point as Few persons,
tD this country especially support kennel compared
New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
TO PHILADELPHIA
Il VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEWYOEK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains each daily; three GepOts In
Philadelphia, two n Nev-lOTE.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment, aad the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
ON and after April Z, 1879.
Fyrress Trains leave York VIA Dcsbr0sses and Cor
laHut street Ferries. ~ tOlOwst
4:3o 1870 $40. 90 limlted II 81 10 l. $3.50 T. . g. $50
$50 10 p sunday, 1880 and NJ; ., g, $50 $50
and 10 D.
Boats of 2rooklyn Annex" With all through
trains Jersey city, 2GOrng aspoedy ana direct transfer
Keturulng trains leave Philadelphia l<:Ol 300 I. r.
10 = = 30 ana II (limited Express. lSO p m q T.
j3D and 1885 m ON sunday, l2pl5 $40, 3:Jj, = $3.50
a IL. 4, 1885 =.
Ticket ONces-Noa. 500 and 9ii Broadway. No Astor
Hons. and DeSbrOSses Gorilla ndtt No Court
ST. aud Brooklyn Depot foot II fuOnst. Brook
Ivu Nos. ia Il6 ami 1i6 Hud-on-t, Hobo Ken +;
Depot jersey City Emigraut Ticket Office, No Bat
tarv. place +. =. FARMER,
IRANK THOMSON, GtEl Passenger Agt
u NInnl