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The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

l! the military spirit being evinc-d by the
youth Of this city l. ANY indication, the next
war IL not only imMinent. but the conflicts
Of hirtory viii pale In compari.on. Mere
babes have caught the 6re and whole plat
oons aud bsttsiions Of girls may be seen
dali. keeping step to the time Of the drum
- they mares and counter-march In well or.
dered phslaax. The txttoos beat by the aux-
toUs mother nightly npoa the rear of these
solid brigsdes doe~ not .~sm 10 state the ar.
dor ea the tyros whit. The mere eontem.
pastion OF facing snu-kets in the hands Of our
sisters, our cousins and our aunss In battle
array is n matter more serious thaa sas evs-
tuition theory OF prosopiarma.
Men Of large 0rsns are daily arriving in
wichits f"r the purpo~e Of making city
and county invsst,asnts. Day before ye.:cr.
Day ". A. Wtllisa-, Of Noaree county. New
York. parrhs~ed . vaiuabss fara 10 onion
township from Nr. Steele, ssd yesterday We
net e Sssels'. ESQ Jsnss ". Smsth. q
Posghkepsie. New York. ssptleass Of
large osans whs is esiag isls ~ sesck buxi.
osss II this ooupty. Hs s.ys - wssss ssd
must have - usch - toHUsxDd ocsUs ol
lard a- mar. He owa, three hundred
.sDaak assse f.u Sset.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

The old two-room building in the First
ward must be moved and placed ON grounds
that hsve To he bought, aud with cost OF said
grounds. grading. painting sidewalk, fence.
trees. out-bulIdings and insurance will Use
up sl 900. leaving $500.
An eight-room building will cost GIG. 900 10
ekS.00 and il the S12.sD0 asked are voted.
(making Sso.S00 in alp we would be run very
close to iurni'h said building rs furniture
will not cost less than sa.c.O. aud we would
have TO grade. fence. sidewalk aud insure.
building will cost more this year than last
aud the Board do not know how they can
serve the int crest If the city better than to
AK you To vote these bonds aud then elect
tie best men you have to Use the money, 50
far as new members are to be chosen this
spring.
j. E. CALDWELL
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

| 10 ootain any OF these the applicant must
caii Tor Advertised letter. xnd give the
date oi this list
| II not called tor in one month they will be
sent 10 the Dead Letter Oiiiec.
Lcttcrs are NOT advertised until they have
remained IN this oliee ono Week.
NJ NJ NrRIss-k Postmaster
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

The city isagain being overrun with worth
lees ours. Mr.. George iioover's little son WAS
severely bitten on the cheek last Sabbath by
vicious dog, and we hear Of other instances
Of attacks Of dogs that warrants us In saying
that IL shout time that the authorities made
another onslaught Al any rate it will DO
no harm to clean out an hundred or 10.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04
SCHOOL. honda.

To tie Editor cffle Edgie:
Shall we vote sl2,5W in addition to III,
ss,3c0 now in hand to bny ground naede.
and build additional school room. Thirteen,
hundred and -iXty children between the age.
"f and 81 were reported in this district last
August. II is the sense Of the t'oard that
100, ought To have school room: 20 room. al
80 each would do il: or, Il ut 10. We have
four rooms in new Fir>t.ward building, and
wooden rooms when renovated. and need
10 or more. built this summer. A building
Of rooms was recommended by the com.
mittce as the least cost for the most room.
The board did not wish to pay out money fot
plans, specifications and estimates. till they
were sure OF needing them. A choicr OF
buildings was therefore left In abcysnce ill
vote Of the city should indicate their wish
rs in the question of cost.
Bonds voted in 1879. .Sl5.OO
Insurance due on burned building $50
el1.5ttv
First ward school house with furniture.
bell, ouf-building>. fence, sidewalk,
trcss and S5,'ol insurance paid for
three Years, about. .... SS, 20,
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04
NEhs.y~.
LINpER.s LIVER puLsI

These vegetable pills act mildly and effect
uaIiy on the general sy-ten1. They arouse the
INACTIVE LIVER. rrm"ve BILousNEss and
JArNDIcE. assist DIGESTION. eur" SICK
HEADACHE. SoCR STOMACH. HEARTDcRN
DYSPEPSIA and CLEAxsE the Boon of al
impurities by their action Oh thv Bow els
KIDNEYS aud GLANpClAk ORGANS \
greatmany SO Es aud varieties Of SKIN DIS
EASES disappear after the Use of these ALTER
ArfvE Pitts for short time.
III A better famil. pill has never been com
pounded. Try them.
Price, as Cents.
:. W. Laboratory. z. LD> "a D o. Mel
ieai uisi erssry, Nhins, aIsss.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

Don't forget th.t next Monday night wend-
ling will be In wichitI. His lecture should
be heard by every person who entertains =
thought Of mans future existence. wcnd-
ling Ia lawyer and AN orator. and = phioso-
phcr. but not n prrachet. He talks from u
secular and philosophical standpoint and not
from the Bible. The sophistry and special
b~xEtags Of inyersol are scattered 10 the
~inAa
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

The ''OId Estate Condition Powders. for
all domestic animals, Is better powder and
there Is more Of it for the money than you
can get put mp at any drug store. Sold al
Lo~ee's Ds-p weary. Ai-n
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

Commirstoner Stevens was up from Antho-
ny Monday. lie gave us much interesting
news from ais county. which will be struck
with strong immigration boom thi. season.
Il seems likely that both the A.. T. 4 8. r.
asd the L.. l.. 4 G. will run through that
county. The A., r. Z s. =. has located =
junction southwest Of Wellington four mile.
with one branch pointing towards Caldwell
aud the other towards Anthony. We hope
and rather expect 70 see both Harper aud
kingman counties step to the front in xnoth.
er year ~ counties Of the nr~t-class. Mr..
Stevens WAS accompanied By X. Z. Fis.ler
and othsrS
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

Mn. 8. l.. Davidson surprised her hu -
band on saturday eve. by having hcr house
full Of lsdie and gentlemen 10 meet him
when he came home from business, in honor
Of his sixty sixth birth day.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

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The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

For wall paper. ready trimmed. go to @
II. Herriny.ou's s3-u
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

Mr.. Irlsnd, who prop ,ses to erect and
maintain gas works in Wichita. left on Mon
dap to SompIete his arrangements for ma
ehincry and 10 forth. lie has practically sc.
lected the location and expects within n lew
days to he actively ut the work OF constr,ic-
ton. Mr.. Irlsnd says he expects to make
Wichita his future home
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

ST. LoUIs, March {.
wheat-No. :, si.950el.0.
Cora--as@5c.
Hogs-shippiug, e4.1o; packing, ea-3a
CHICAGO. March 1.
wheat-ei..sN9@i.Da.
Corn ae@3ec.
Hsss-ek1o0el-so.
Kansas CITY, March :.
wheat-No. =. el.os9No. Z, lie.
Corn-ss9tsc.
Hoss-ss.sss$4.oo.
The following are the ruling market prices
I'm the city to-day:
Wheat. No. 4, So; No. ;. 00c.
Oats-50 cents.
Corp-1oc.
Hogs-S3.E.
Butter, per pound ......... %
Eggs. per dozen -. ..... $1,000. 10
Lard, per pound .....-....-..-....... 10
Hams, sugar cured. -... ....-. Ia
Bacon, per pound .. 10
Beef, per pound. =. .--.s-....50l0
Pork. per pound. ...-......-. 44S9s
Chickens. per dozen. n......... l.JS115.0O
Turkeys, dressed, per ponnd 10
Flour. PR cwt -. -. $3.J0S33.2S
Corn meal per cwt .-....--.--...s... LOO
Potatoes. per bushel. .... tl.00S91.l 10
Onions. per peck ,.-...--.----
Apples, per busheI. ..tl.JO9$!.O
Cobs, per wagon load. $500 .-.-...-... 90
Coal. per ton. .............S1.z .zJ9l0.00
Wood, per cord d.......... -. 4 90
Hay. per ton......... - .$as5@e4.0s
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

Some thoughtful San Francisco friend.
presumably Mayor KAiloch. sends US \ copy
Of the CeH giving diagram OF thnt part Of
the city declared . nuisance. known ~ Chi
patown, with an account Of the proposed
pla. Of operations, etc. some Of the streets
contain many 6nr three. story brick business
houses. The almond-~yed sons Of the Anti
podcs secm perfectly indifferent in the face
Of the threatened destruction. Kailoch made
one Of the finest and most logical speeches
upon the question that Ne ever read.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

In the city. Col W. will bring up his family
In day or two, and we hope be may con-
clude to settie for he IL . splendid man aud =
genial Rentlemuu.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

Hon. 3. y. Tucker went to Atchis0n to at
tend the reception given Ia that city in honor
Of Senator lngall., who IL At homo for = few
days. The papers say that forty car iosds Of
visitor- from variou. parts Of the State will
bse IN attendance
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

James Dayner. Esq. Of Wichita, kan.ss,
sa ssseemed TREND ofGeoryc Ward. has ar
rived. is veil p'ss.ed ~ith La. Vega. and
vii nusa isdssnitsv.-Iss Tssss o9sss.
Deputy United stssss Nsr.aal Chsris.
Jones. N,s,eriou. Dave A.ther aud u G.
Nil weit 10 santa Fe .esserix. .-L.. fsyss
G9ei~
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

Smith & Heating have just received . lot
Of Balm wagons made expressly for the Colo
RADIO trade. They are equipped with heavy
mountain brakes.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

A Mr. Tuttie has purchased three sages e
ground adjoining the city upon The north
% which. We bear, be will erect 1ss large
brick residence.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

A Mr.. Rhodes living In Greely township,
lost by Dire stable. three hOr-es. harness and
some grain iu.t Sunday, Feb. 92Dd. Cause
6re--childreh and matches.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

Mrs. Fitzgerald will give dance and cup
per on her birthday the 10th Of March, Al
which time she will r.fle o6 her buggy and
feather bed. This IL Mrs. F.'S SD birthday.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

Rev-J. s. Turnbull sends us from Peotone.
the announcement Of the death from con-
sumption OF Wilson Sonerviile Pesse Mr..
Mr.. Pcsse was = consistent member Of the
United Presbyterian congregation At Alta.
He died on the 18th ujt
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

Do not forget Rev. Father Filings lecture
which will take place At the Turner's Open
House March the 9Th. Admission. . cent? !;
reserved sests, so cents I; 10 be had at the post
oflice.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

The attention Of builder and contractors
10 invited to proposals for the erection OF .
subsistence warehouse 1t the Cheyenne
Agency. The plans and specifications can be
seeu at this ohice.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

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The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

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sstss ssssbsass - wseSssA.
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The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

DR.. Smith received yesterday the finest pair
OF buG cochin chickens. from the poultry
yard OF Oscar Doolittie. Adrian. Michigan,
that were ever brought to this Valley These
magnificent fowls msy be seen st his resi-
deuce on Lswrencc Avenue.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

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The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

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S0 @. u. HRnaaHegou.

Hasris 4 Hsssta hare ''es sarsag'' os.sos =
b seassd - pr esss. issss~ss pavah,s ssss
year. Noss bus '.jan up'' securities assd
apply. We loaa clean ens-tAirt salussisa.
Z" enable ~ 70 live. pay tsxss. isssrsss saA
church subscriptions. ws sxpsyt 10 eAssys
tsa the quAiat language Of ". {. wssdnaal
80 somlsal ceomtsslos.~ 80
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04
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The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

Colonel Stewart has packed over ak hun
drrd 1ne hogs this winter, aud the meat is
In excellent condition. One Of his men fell
into = vat the other day and sustained bad
scald on the leg and onothcr ru . butcher
knife through his hand
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

W w. Colcord, of Kentucky. has . ane
herd OF short horns at Blacks stables near
the end Of the briuge, which he proposes dis
posiug Of to the farmers Of the SOUTHWEST.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

Mrs.. J. z. Caldwell gave . patty comp'i'
msntary to Rev. John Kirby and wife. on
Friday evening, last At her residence about
forty ladies and gentlemen were present
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

Coloaei II. e. St. Clair writes us that
number Of people tFom Belle P'sin are COM
ing up TO attend Wcndling's lecture.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

Mr.. Searr, OF Rock Island. is In the city
for the purpose OF proposing the erection Of
= system OF wster-works. Nothing will be
done ju-t vet. nnd in the meantime our pco-
pie should look at the matter from all stand.
points, and there are MANY
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-03-04

~. Mohen has been commissioned Cap
tain and Aide de Camp and Comnissary Of
Muster Of the Kansas State Militia.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-04-20
Strange Lightning Freaks.

Lightning has been doing marvellous
things in Virginia and Kentucky lately,
and ditisn't very good time of year for
lightning either. Near Charlottesville,
Va, alittle girl was standing at a win
dow looking out upon the storm, when
stunning and binding flash of light
ming photographed an accurate portrait
of her upon the window pane. Near
Louisville, in recent thunderstorm a
tombstone was struck by lightning in
the city cemetery, and the imprint of a
cedar tree&hat stands close to the tomb
stone is impressed upon the stone so
perfectly that every branch thereof is
recognizable. The same impression
appears, on the opposite face of the stone.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-04-20
IReported 0r oaos. H. smaey, ESQ. !

Court Proceedings. = Notwithstanding
helarge amount of business that our
Courts have disposed of in the present
year, the opening of the regular April
term seemed to gatker larger audience
than usual, within the walls of the court
room. This may be accounted for in
part by the fact that the newly elected
'constables are sworn in at this term,
and it was also generally understood
that the temperance cohorts were going
to make an attack in force upon the
applicants for license to sell liquor.
The bell was rang at l o'clock p. NJ,
and its echoes had hardly died away
when the announcement was made from
the Bench that court should be opened
and in response to the crier's invitation
to every person having business before
the several courts to come forward and
they should be heard, the constables
were the first to present themselves with
their returns from the various districts
they represented. District Atty Wallis
quietly remarked as he finished hasty
examination of the returns that they
had brought in but little work for this
term of the criminal court. The new
constables for the ensuing year were
called when some thirty came forward
and solemnly swore that they would
obey the Constitution of the United
States, the Constitution of this Com
monwealth, and perform their duties
with fidelity, etc. II may be, with q
slight variation from the Pirates of
Penzance that
"When constabnlary duty's TO be done,
A constable's lot is not pleasant one"
But nevertheless they are respectable
and efficient corps and will no doubt do
their duty whenever and wherever
necessary. Noticeably among the num-
ber was Jacob Erect, who for the thirty
fifth time took upon himself the duties
of the Office. Some day Watts twp,
will lose Jacob Erect, but she will never
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-04-20

Clegg, decd, to show cause why w. II.
Sp0nsler, his administrator should not be
discharged, he having performed the duties
Of bis trust. ,i w; IL. sponsler, atty.
March, late Of Bloomfield, deed, to show
cause why w. II. Sponsler, administrator,
&C., should not be discharged he having per-
formed the duties Of his said trust w. II.
Sponsler, attorney.
Rule granted on Mrs. Catherine Bri-
ner, of Watts twp, returnable next Ar
gument Court, to restrain her from
committing waste. WA. Sponsler atty.
Rule granted on III. III. Fisher, Of
Marysville, to show cause why, as the
Guardian of the minor children OF
Jesse Cumbler, deceased, he should not
contribute to their support. w. III.
Sponsler, atty.
Rule granted on VIM. Hostetter, Exc
cutor of Leah Hostetter, deceased, on
petition of creditors, why he should not
give security for the trust. w. II. Spons-
Ter, atty.
Henry Billow appointed Guardian of
Jacob III. Fortenbaugh, of Rye twp.
John Stailey appointed Guardian of
the minor children of Jeremiah J. Stai-
ley, late of Liverpool, deceased.
Order of sale granted to Geo. W..
Smiley, Administrator of Jacob r..
Deed from jeremiah Lands, Guardi-
an, &C., to Simon Fleisher, for tract of
land in Oliver twp, acknowledged. Pot
ter atty.
NOLLE PRosEQUIEs.
The District Attorney asked leave to
file the following nOUe proseqlties.
Christian Weaver. Charged with de-
sertion of wife and child, on oath of
Annie Weaver, his wife, af Duncannon.
Harry Mutzabaugh. Fornication and
of DuncannOn.
Lizzie Sanders. Fornication, upon re-
turn of Constable Gambler
Ellen Swisher. FOrnication, upon re-
turn of Constable Jas. e. Boutwell,.
Jacob Losh. Aggravated assault and
battery, on oath of Geo. w. Graybill, of
Duncannon.
James Mutzabaugh. Fornication and
bastardy, on oath of Annie Lewis of
Duncannon.
Henry Foltz and Elizabeth Foltz.-
Keeping disorderly house, upon oath
of Michael Foltz.
John T. Musselman Fornication and
bastardy, on oath of Ellen M. Stoner, of
Greenwood township.
Go to the largest store in the County
for your Clothing, Boots, Shoes, etc.,
largest stock, lowest prices, at
MARX DUKES & Co.,
Successors to 1. Schwartz,)
Newport, Pa.
For Carpets, Dry Goods, Ladies' and
Gents Fancy Goods, GO to
MARX DUKES & Co.,
Newport, Pa.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-04-20

THE FARCE still goes on. On Monday
of last week VIM. III. Kemble the absent
'briber made his appearance at Harris
burg and went to the Jail where he wait
ed while word was sent to Judge Pear
son. The Judge declined to take bail
till he had consulted with his associate,
Judge Henderson, and the Sheriff very
kindly allowed Mr.. Kemble to go where
he pleased till the next day. A hearing
was then had and it being made to ap-
pear that the accused had come of his
own accord the judge discharged him
on $4,000 bail until the 26th inst. Judge
Pearson took occasion to say that he did
not know whether he would recognize a
previous pardon and he was sure Judge
Henderson would not. The action of
the court on the Goth inst. will be eager
ly looked for
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-04-20

ALABAMA is now mentioned as good
place to settle in. A number of men
from Maine went to De Kalb county
about year ago, and they now give the
most flattering accounts of their success.
Land was bought for 81 .25 an acre, heav-
lily timbered, we'll watered and with lux
'uriant grass. Snow seldom falls, and no
shelter is needed for cattle. Consump-
tion is unknown, and the temperature
mild and equable. Many of the settlers
are making considerable money out of
Angora goats, which are bred and raised
easily and profitably.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-04-20
THE TIMES NEW BLOOMFIELD, Pa. APRIL 90 1880.

fill his place with more competent,
honest, upright official. The grand jury
were charged ns to their duties and the
work that lay before them and they left
the court room to sit In judgment upon
the various bills of indictment that the
Com. would lay before them.
The various applications for license
were taken up, when 1t was announced
that thirteen remonstrances to the
granting of license had been filed. Those
to which no exceptions had been made
were first disposed of, but before grant
ing them his Honor Judge Junkin, stat
ed that in order to suppress great evil In
many communities, the court proposed
10 enact promise or pledge from every
party to whom license was granted, and
then calling up Benz. Ritter of Logs
Vile, whose reputation as landlord is
so we'll established, the intentions of the
court was explained and he was request
ed to sign IL and was followed by each
successive applicant to whom license
was granted. The following Is the
pledge enacted:
IN THE COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS OF PERRY
WHEREAs. 1t has been discovered that many
persons of known Incorporate habits, and to whom
liquor Is refused at the bars OF the retailers are
provided with Intoxicating drink BY men q sober
bottles, and then selling 1t again TO those to whom
it has been refused.
AND WHEREAS, SO long as this Is done, II is i'm
possible to prevent drunkenness:
AND WHEREAS | have applied to the Court OF
Quarter Sessions OF Perry county Tor license &c.;
to sell Intoxicating liquors.. which was granted
upon condition that would soemnly bind my:
self in writing, as follows, namely, that would
not sell intoxicating liquors by the bottle to any
person within the range of my acquaintance, un-
less that know him to be man OF known integ'
rity, and incapable from his character as a man
and citizen, Of either giving or selling such
liquor, to such persons as am by law forbidden
to sell to across my own bar And agree that II
It is proved that have violated this written
pledge the Court may revoke the license so
granted as Aforesaid, without proof OF any other
cause for so doing.
In witness whereof / have hereunto set my
hand this 18th day Of April, 1880.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-04-20
Perished in The Snow.

q On Saturday week, an old woman
named Ann Gushing, left the village of
Fort 'Coulonge, Quebec, during a very
severe snow storm, and missing the road
she followed fence that led into the
bush where she was found dead next
morning. A dog belonging to her was
found faithfully keeping watch over her
remains.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-04-20

Two Fools in Philadelphia have been
,hisgracing the State by fighting a duel.
They are both still alive, and unhurt, as
one fred in the air and. the other came
nearer hitting his second than the man
he fired at. There was woman In 1t.
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