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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-09-25

through their epterpsise and the generosity
Of The merchants they were enabled TO oGeE
premiums 70 the amount Of several hundred
dollars.
FOOT RACE.
The foot race half mile dash by indians
was participated in BY four Of the noble red
men. Jos. Wood won the first prize and Bob
Hopkins the second, time Els.
RAc1s.
Running raee half mile dash best two in
three was won by Mert purse Is, time first
heat s. seconds, second heat 533 seconds.
Trotting best three in five for purse Of 80
for horses that had not beaten three minutes.
The first hest was won by Golddust in s:As3.
The second, third and fourth heats were won
BY Wichita Charley, time e:4la, 2:443 and
3:l4}.
Pacing race best two in three was won by
Honest Fritz against Nellie Grey and Spot
ted Jack, time s:;s and 2:A.
The races on the last day were very excit-
ing and interesting. The trotting. for
purse Of ESQ open to all was contested for
by Wichita Charley. Sterling, John NJ. Bolts
and Dexter. Bolts won the first, third and
fourth heats, time 2:4Oa. 2:3s2 aud 2:s7..
Running race mile heats best three In five
for 800 was won by Merit in three straigh:
heats.
L Anderson, thoroughbred mare, first,
Carson, thoroughbred stallion, first,
A Shuster, thoroughbred stallion, second.
IA Bailey, stallion of all work, years old
and over, first,
Storey, second,
Dewing, stallion two and under. first,
p Osman, second.
two, first,
Settergrane, second,
POsmau, sucking colt, first.
j E Lawson, second,
Mowrey, mare three and under -four, first, |
GIN Wight, ycarIing file, first,
E Galloway, second,
X Jackson, sucking mare colt. first,
j Ralph. second,
J H Thurman, sucking horse colt,
j II Thurman, brood mare, first,
Chas Rudd, brood mare, second,
Chas Rudd. one and under two. first,
J W Brown, stallion three and under four,
first,
NJ A Mills. double team. first,
J II MOwrey, roadsters, first,
r Stephens. saddle horse, first,
Dewing, stallion under three, first,
Thurman, draft stallion OF any age, first,
J II Mowrey, mare four and under five, first
Stanley & Crouch, jack colt and bennett
three and over and pair Of draft mules, first.
CATTLE.
A Casterlne, durham bull, first,
j p York, durham bull, second,
J p York, grade calf, first,
CS Eicholtz, heifer two years old, Arst,
W II Ransom. two year old bull, first,
:. bull calf, first,
Is '' heifer calf grade, first,
A Casterlne, two year old COW, first,
E Mech, bull two and under three. first,
f Mech, heifer one aud under two, first,
Eicholtz, bull two and under three, first,
Eicholtz, heller one and under two, first,
sHEEP-rINE WOODS.
Best ram. year old and over, Hays & Bro.
first,
Best ram, year old and over. Mech,
second.
Best ram lamb. Hays & Bro, first.
Best ram lamb. Hays & Bro, second,
Best three eve lambs. Hays & Bro, first.
Best three eve lambs, Hays & Bro, second
Best eve lamb, E Mech, first,
Best eve lamb, E Mech, second,
Best three ewes, two years old, E Mech,
irst,
Best three ewes, two years old. Hays 4 Bro
second.
Continual nkf ,rffkl
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SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION.

SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION.
September 2lst, 1879.
To the Editor Of the Eagle:
Please announce that there will be Sab
bath school convention on the first Sunday i'm
October at the l. o. l.. school house, to be
held BY the Gypsum Township Sunday School
Association, commencing at ten o'clock, an
Programme
Devotional Exercises.
Question-"How 20 Teachy'
Bible reading, conducted by A. II. Young.
Suhject-"Christian Perfection"
Adjournment till : p. m.
Afternoon Session:
Devotional exercises.
Questions
Are parents responsible for the non-attcnd-
ance OF their children at Sunday SCHOOL,"
''ls the present method OF eligious reyiyals
beneficial TO Sunday schools -
Reading OF the minutes OF last meeting.
Reports OF sunday Schools.
Miscellaneous business.
As it will be the annual meeting and cleo
ton OF officers all interested in the Sunday
School cause are requested TO attend.
All are requested to bring their bibles.
\ special invitation is extended to Wichita
Tor help. j. =. GRAHAM. Secretary.
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The match game Of base ball which cana
OF Saturday between the WESTERN, Of To
peka, and Red Stockings Of Wichita was ~
immense affair. A thousand people 1t least
were presnt to witness II. The Westerns
proved themselves masters Of the situation.
The game resulted in - for the Westerns and
II for the Red Stockings. During the game
Mr.. Cation, Of the Westerns was disabled 20
that he had to draw Of. and Mr.. Ozsnne, Of
the Red Stockings, the pitcher was also hurt
70 that be had to take the field, which weak
ened the chances for the Red Stockings very
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Grand Opening.

Grand opening OF millinery at Mrs. Kra-
mer's, on Friday and saturday, 18th and 18th
Ladies' are cordially invited TO cali and see
the STYLES. 26-lt
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Services at the Episcopal church next Sab.
hath
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Mr.. EDrToR-Will you please announce
through the columns Of your paper. that the
sion train from your city TO Winfield on the
first day Of the fair exhibition, viz: Septem-
Der aotb, 1879, also that the managers Of the
association will give an old-fashioned barbe-
cue and free dinner on the Fair Grounds on
that day. EUGENE E. BACON,
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The order of exercises for the day will b,
rs follows:
First-Band.
Secoud--Spe shers.
Third-Soliicrs of 1872.
fourth--SolJisr s of Mexican war.
Fifth-Wichita Guards. the post Of honor n
a. an escort to the Union Veteran Corps.
The procession will march 10 Snuman'
grove. On arriving al the grove prayer VII
be made by Chaplain Walter. Music and
speeches. Dinner Speeches. Music. III
ection of officers Alter wnch they viii =,
through a -hort drill and dress parade. and
break rank with old cheer ior the tnior
4 iIs Grave de'en,icr>.
CoKNwALLIs. y =. sept. Isl.
II tie Editor Of The Eagle.
About four years ago wrote you sskin-
n ornation OF one Joseph William McNu,t.
who WAS convicted OF murder aud sentenced
to be hanged. You very kindly gave me MI
the information at that time. which was &c
the effect that McNu,t was not executed Al
the time appointed, and have never hearc
any thing OF him since. Tie was a school
mate of mine. consequently l feel interested
and would like to know hi. fate ANY infor'
nation you could give me would be thank
fully received. Yours respectfully.
X. 4 DICAEY.
lMcNu:t aud Winner are both alive yet anc
in the Penltentiary. Neither were executed
bat both richly deserve il. A; this la,e day
when all passion has subsidized and the crime
almost forgotten by the people. we can truth
fully say that in all the annals OF horrible
murders. the one committed by them WAS ons
Of the most 6eudish and cold biooded. Nc
Mutt Is natural artist. and for year or two
has beea employed In decorating with frese,
and sceaic pain,ing the chapel at the pcai
tentisry at Lravenworth. His work Is ssit
~ - wy besuRtpi.-Gpl
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Having bought her stock direct from man
uiacsurers and importers Mrs. Watson {, pre-
pared to sell at the very lowest prices. Just
examine her prices and convince yourself
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Personal. MENTION

sal. II. kohn aud wife ilave gone to New
York City
Rev. Hayden. Of Winfield aud wife passes
through the city this week en- route for Ten
ue,see.
T. ID Fouts and wife are attending til,
kansas City Exposition.
Robert Jack, and A. Hess relnqui,h THEN
hold on business long enough to attend the
nansa- City Fair.
David Ross is in Lawrence look out fo'
novelties nXtpo when he returns.
Miss Flora Pollock has returned from hri
Wit north.
aii,, Hyde lcii IL, c.ty rharsiAA ,sena-
Tor Colorado.
Chas. Eckhardt wit, his family l. attend
ing the Kansas City Fair.
J. A..Miilcr returned from the mountain, .
few days since.
ID. A. Millington, OF the Winfield Courier, g.
was in the city Tuesday and called on IL
EAGLE. Mr.. NJ. was en- route to Neo>ho Fai
TO interview the President. He says Wiz
iield is making big preparations TO entertai'
the Wichita folks On the excursion the 3 th.
ARCHERY.
One OF the novelties OF the fair was th,
shooting by the archery club. The club liaC
only been organized a few days. and al
the members. with one or two exception
had only practiced few times. Belo'
we give the points made by different members
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Grand OPENING.

Mrs. Anna Watson will have a grand OPEN
ing on Thursday. the s3th. tow hich the ladies
are invited 10 attend. Her good- are new
aud OF the latest styles, and she wants the
Ladies TO call and examine before they are
disposed of. 36-it
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The fire-bell WAS rung Sunday morning
There was a general rush of tircmen and Cit
zens. The MISUNDERSTANDING individual II
tie ropes, 10 the anxious and startled inqui
ries OF the throngin- popuiace. Innocent,
answered tits for church, lie was pule'
out in>tan;er. with not very polite threats b.
those who had been fooled. The fire-be
should never be touched except when a ir,
occurs. The habit OF calling the compan,
together with it always startles people an
should be discontinued and the bugie u-ed
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Mrs. A. Watson has just returned from
Chicago with a magnificent stock Of millinery
goods. a6-tf
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The Wichita District Conference is post
poned one week. 1t will convene In Angus
tn October 18th. Programme rs published.
A. II. WALTER, r. E.
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MONEY.

since September last, circumstances bat~
materially restricted our loans.
l, l. new our great pleasure 10 announce
that hereafter We VIII be prepared to supply,
on demand. all calh ,spnroeedl for long tine
money, a, reduced rates and most fsversbis
conditions. Especially would We extend pc
euiiar Advantages % the renewed o5 our Old
aud faithful borrowers. the time Of whose
principle loan hss or IL about To expire. Goa
terence ma, he had by personal Interview ~
the Rank ar by irttsr addressed "a "a.
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CRY MARKETS

Wheat. No. ,, soc; No. 3, SIC; No. 4, SIC.
Corn, Doc per bushel.
Hogs. S2..19$3.
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Major Whitman, agent Of the POncas, and
Major Miles. of the Osages are in the city to
meet Secretary Schurz and accompany him to
their respective agencies.
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DIED.

At his residence in kingman county, Sep
TENDER, Il. 1919. Thomas j. Cruin. aged "a
years and IS days.
He suffered three weeks Of severe illness,
but had long been afflicted. He leaves wife
and numerous friends and relatives to mourn
his loss.
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Read Every Word Of This.

xb06Q xJV0Iy w OI0 Va ! Al6.
Having interests in Colorado tina, requires
our personal attention, we have decided IN
close out our business la this city as speedi-
ly a possible. Our stock being To large to
sell in bulk, We will. until we meet with an
opportunity to sell all at once. sell goods at
prices that will insure rapid sale. We have
just returned and received our fall and win
ter stock. not knowing at the time We made
our purchases that IL would be necessary Tor
us to go west until next spring. consequently
have tac largest and best assorted stock OF
general merchandise In the city. all fresh. new
and seasonablc goods Of the best grades. no
shosi,ly goods in our store. All 10 sell Mt
sacraficc 10 us and bargains to you. Don't
buy a nickle's worth Of goods until you come
and learn our prices. Thrty-tivc thousand
dollars worth Of new seasonabIe goods con-
sisting Of silks-all shades, satins, ,esyct>.
trimmings. dry goods. notions. hosiery. Ia
dies and gents furnishing goods. gloves,
corsets carpets, oil cloths, matiings. ticks.
shirtings. eottonatles, jeans. bleaehcd and
brown muslins. prints. aannels. cassimeres,
boots and shoes, hats and caps ladies' fur.
yarn of all grades and eolors, shirts. pants.
oyeralls, table linens. napkins. window
shades. shaw!s. skirts, cloaking. waterprooef>.
ladies cloth in all co'er.. cotton iisnnelS-
crash towels. bed-prca,is. blankets. comforts.
baftings. ami every thing usually found in IL
dry goods shop. our stock of ca-hmeres.
silks, foreign and domestic dress goods and
trimmings, are not cquaiied in any other
house In the West. The above are all fresh.
new goods. and will be sold at bargain.
Come and see for yourself. and be convinced
that this is rare chance. and we can save
you from 10 10 - per cent. on your p,ircha>-
e.. We don't wish to demoraiizf price. in
our city. but have the goods and must sell
them a, we want the cash ~ fast we eau
get it, Come and see u nj I03 Douglas ave
Respectfully.
81. e.. 7. MYERS Il Bro.
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.'Law and Gospel on Sunday in Wichita, y
will be the theme of lecture at the Baptist
Church. by the pastor, next Sabbath even
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J. S. keeran brought us specimen o.
sweet potatoes grown in his garden In this
city, the product OF one hill weighing ten
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Notice.

A choice lot Of hog. Tor sale. Call at Green
wich po-,otbce in Payne township. sedgwiek
county. Kansas. ae-tf
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Girl Wanted.

4 good girl wanted To do general house.
work. Enquire Of L. Perrine. corner Main
aud ist streets. 25-tf
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The little child Of Mrs Steele, lady "ho
Is visiting in the city. drank some concentra-
ted lye Monday last. It's life is dispaircd OF.
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DISTINGUISHED VISITOR.

A. H. Gossard Co. have an al. In the
week. Money to loan, long time, and at low
rates of interest.
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II. c. Ashbaugh, of the Kd"san, spent two
days in the city and on the fair grounds last
week
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New Pianos.
Millinery Gooda

To rent at go per quarter. at Perrine's mu-
sic store. Main street 26-if
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The Commemorate complains that the capt
tai city has no opera house worthy the nam.
AMI cites Newton and other towns as being
better provided for than Topeka in that
respect Ii didn't mention Wichita. SO we
are compelled TO. Ii might just As we'll be
understood first as last that ichita has the
finest opera house in the State. 1t is built
and located in accordance with modern ideas
and experiences. being wholly on the ground
and on side street adjacent TO two business
streets. Post Offices, court houses snd public
buildings. opera houses and theaters are now
almost universally so located. The plans Of
the Wichita opera house are by an eminent
architect. 80 that we know that il Is Nil right
n To- ventilation. pncumstirs. acoustics, etc.
When you write OF Rrrt-class opera houses
doa't SogSet n icA,tS bsgeasseg.
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Mrs. J. NJ. Carr has returned from Massa-
chusetts, where she has been spending the
summer
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Geo. Morgan raised two crops Of oats from
the same piece OF ground this season.
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Innings
". A RICHEY, ~corei

L. W. Fuller il now receiving 10y EXPIRE.
direct from Baltimore. the famous and tn'
oysters which he annually dishes up at hi
condiments. celery, cider. etc. part. ~
ladies aud gentlemen. or either, can enjoy al
evening most thoroughly. II all his oyster
this winter are 10 be like the specimen box
sent us the biyalve pastime will become I
mania. They were fat and splendid and NJ
mi.take
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Fred G >myth at the fair grounds last FRI
day evening espied A. W. Grismore and TO
the Infinite amusement OF the bystandars
proposed sending the boss slanderer back To
hi big Illinois farm in the balloon. Smyth
offered him 81 q. afterwards making ii : ~,
TO take the "trip, aud thought il would be
money well invested even at the latter figure.
Gri,morc made himself scarce, and Smy tn
turned his attention to the aronaut aud his
rotten rag bag which collapsed before inflated
The time ~, Tor the opening and dedss-
ton Of the Opera House IL Monday ami
Tuesday November I'd and 4ih. lasting two
days. number OF Turner, IRON abroad
will be present aud festivities suitable tor the
occasion viii be carried out during the day
time and the Russell Opera Troupe will ON
one evening give the opera entitled Little
Duae," and The other the opera "ir,al by
jury. ami a short opvrcita.
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Van Amburs> CIRCUS aau I...na- erie L. GOA
ing 4" ii, b.. IN the city and exhibi, two day.
October "a and 4th. Il is sand of the meua-
lection OF animals. birds, and reptiles that
has ever been exhibited under one CANOPY.
Twenty-Five cages of wild animals. birds.
reptiles. etc. They have the largest eephan,
in the world. In the circus department OF
this gigantic institution will be seen the most
extensive troupe OF acrobats aud athletes.
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Girl Wante

5. II. Nesbit, North Main street, dealer in
groceries. ALT
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Contractors are requested to read ''sealed
proposals. in another column.
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4. W Oliver and wife. Mr.. Lyon Of the
Occidental, and quite u number OF Others o.
this city are nj. aiding the Kansas City Fair
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The metallic shingles for covering the stee
pie ofihe NJ. E. church, and the stained win
dows and seats are all expected this week.
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The Philadelphia Store five cent counter is
ono of the booms this week.
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We regret TO learn tina; {. II. Persons ha,
been transferred 10 Wellington by the rail-
road company. where he takes charge OF the
depot and company affairs. Mr.. Persons and
his wife are an acquisition that our sister
city may well feed proud of, aud Wichita will
miss them both greatly. The business men
could desire no more prompt or aeeomnod.-
ting agen; than Charlie, Persons.
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Hon. Carl Schurz. Secretary Of the lnteri
or. il expected in the city to-day.
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Several Of Wichita's crack shots are going
up 10 Salina to attend the annual meeting a nd
tournament OF the Kansas State Sport>men' ;
Association. at oakdaie Park. from the ,th
TO the lith of October. inclusive. There is
offered 5000 in cash prizes. and one gold
prize OF 500. A team of the N ichita boys
will shoot for the grand prize. Captain Boz
gardus will be present aud shoot.
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FALL GOODSl

New YORK STORE is now Receiving
New Fall Goods. The stock of Cali
Goes is the handsomest in the City.
Bleached and Brown COttOns are still
sold at oldprices. Checked and Striped
Shifting, Flannels, Clothing, &C., &c.,
are sold at old prices. Now is your time
to buy. New carpets this week.
M. KOHN 90 90.
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MIR. Gray. of Sumner county. left honlc
with three loads OF wheat. one OF which
loads he sold at Wellington at IL cents. H.
hauled the other two TO this city and sold Il!
20 cents making $50 difference.
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ATTENTION GUARDS !.


The Wichita Guards will go to Winfield on
the excursion next Tuesday. the ;,0th. Al.
members Of the company must be on hand
nj the armory at O'Clock, a. No., sharp.
A fire was discovered in the wooden build
ing next to Dagner's block, Monday night.
supposed to originate from spontaneous COM
bustion. "a, il originated in AN old closet used
as receptacle Tor coal oil cans and old rag.
The Citizen, new paper published at King
man, by j. il toncklin, reaches our table II
is newry, lively, and displays ability, and " iii
no doubt succeed The paper is Republican.
and Will work Tor the best material and poii-
Teal interests OF kinsman, town and count.
Mr.. ". NJ. Steenrod, of New York, father
OF George W, one OF our popular Count!
Commissioners, is paying his son aud This
valley a visit. Mr.. =, The elder. Is II Yer,
fine looking aud intelligent gentleman. anu
appears much pleased With this country.
Geo. Kaiser returned from a tire. VEGA
visit Ea>t. SUNDAY. " nile at Cincinnati IA,
saw President Hayes. Generals sherman aii1
Sheridan, and heard Bob lnger>oii On human
rights, to say nothing oi the Prusslan band
and big concert gardens, and he comes back
full.
Z. {. Chivngton left this week with his
family for Goshen, Indiana, ON q six wceAs
visit. MIR. G.. has been III the valley mum
Der of years. aud he with his csiimaDie wne
have borne the heat AMI burihen Of the da.
and deserve rest and visit among home
friends
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Mccoy. the would-be assassin of Marsha!
Stevenson. OF Wellington, WAS captured ia
knsman county. He resisted the officer,
aud was shot three times, from the effects oil
which he died in a short time
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Boschee's German Syrup

0O0Cue0 0eFu6U syrup
Can now be purchased RICH, al home. IL i,
the most successful preparation ever intro
duced TO our people. II works like y charm
in all cases Of consumption. pneumonia. hem
orrhsges. asthma, severe coughs, Group and
all other throat and lung diseases. No per
son has ever used this medicine without get
ting immediate relief, yet there are a great
many poor. suffering, skeptieal persons going
about our streets with a suspicious cough
and the voice OF consumption coming from
their lungs. that will not try it, Ii YOU die.
il is your own fault. rs you can go 10 your
druggist and get sample bottle for ten cents
and try il three doses will relieve any ease.
Regular size only - cents. sl-tf
Good mems aud boys hats for 10 cents u;
Feichheimcr's 2i-tf
Sheet music and musical instruments at q.
II. Herringtons. s5-tf
Scrap book pictures NJ &. II. Herring
tons. a:-tf
Fairchilds gold pens at G.. II. Herring
tons. s3-tf
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LAM
Boots.

Ju-i cail q; i-saeh's slofe II ,oa wsa, to
buy whole sfock boei cheaper Than any
other house in ihe ,liY
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Ssh Yourself TA,ss Quss,,s.s.

Hacker a 1sck-on tesp The best o,ag.
shait f,.aI. z,-tf
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MONEY! TO LOAN
ON LONG TINE AND AT LOW
RATES, AT OFFICE OF
A. H. GOSSARD8 &c GO.
100 Douglas Avenue.
WICHITA, KANSAS.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-09-25

Phil Dieter received telegram last satur.
day, dated Baltimore, from two brothers who
had just arrived in that port from Germany,
and who will come on soon TO Wichita.