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RAILROADS STEAMERS, ETC.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RalLg0AD.
Commencing Wednesday, September Is,
1850.
ND UNrn FuKInkR NOTES


AND USrE FuKIHKS NOTES
TRAM AID BATS wiiL Lskss SssRazfs 0
As FOLLOWS:
{.SA A.a.-tSun lays excepted l-Acconlnieca
H'oV datiou Tram % AansyiAe. he'd bs1d and
Redu.ag.
,.aa A. tpsiiyl-overlsaa, Em,graut,
sew Freight and Accommodation Train.
4 .,esA A. E.-iDaily(-P Pacific Express, via Davis
s'vS Benicia, for San Francisco. Connects
Sundays excepted at Davis with sc'' M
! dation Train to MOodia.i Williams ana
Willows. Connects daily at Suisun ioi
Vallejo, and via Nspa Junction for Calls
toga (stages for the Geysers)
SN,Nfi A. E.-Ior soon thereafter as p;ac-
kVsOV ticable, sundays excep;edf-Stealner FOR
San Francisco touching st all way ports
or the Sacramento river.
10. A. W. (Oaily)-Local Passenger Train
L. OO for stockton, Tracy, Liverrnore, Niles,
Oakland and San Franc SEQ. Connects
at Gait for lone, and NJ Niles for San
Jose.
lXskU senger Train for Davis, Benicia and San
Francisco Connects At Suisun for Vallejo
and via Napa Junction. for Calistogs
1O,OAP. M.-(Sundsys exc edl-Passenger
RxsOV Train for DAVIS and woodland. Con-
meets at Woodland for Williams and
Willows.
XsIO fax. Reno carson and yirginia), Battle
Mountain (Austinl Paiisade (Eurekah
Osden, Omaha and East
O,elA II. M.-(DsilyA Oregon Express Tor
saw Marysvilie, Chico, Red Biuh and kecding
(stages for Pc. tland, Greg NJ
ss.OA T.. N.-Sunda exceptedy-Local Ac.
SOW commodatlon Train 10 Iathrop. Connects
with the Arizona ENprees for MERGED,
AIadera yosemite and Big nees), Visalis,
Sumner, Mojays, Mwhal tSan Buena-
venture and Santa Barbarab Los An
ge!es, Santa hcnics hnington, San.a
Ana fSsn pego) Cotton and Yuma fCol.
ora 10 river steamers +, conneeting direct
with daily trains OF the Southern Pacific
Railroad Of Arizona for Mar1oops lstages
Iol Phoenix and Prescottl Casa Crands
(stages for Elorenceh Jlcsou, Benson
(stages for Tomhst, rel WILCOX end San
Simon, Ito, miles from San Francisco
(stages for New Mexicol Seepi g cars
between Oakland, Los Angeles, Yuma
and Benson.
Q.SN r. M.|Daiyl- Local Passenger Train
OscV for Davis, Benicia and San Francisco.
IDA r. M.-(pailyt-Westwarc fmigrant
CsOV Train, via Davis and BenicsA, for San Fran.
cisco.
H.Is p. M.-(Sundays exeep.ed) = Passenger
es1C Train to Davis, Woodland and Knight .
Landing.
o.sA r. NJ Sundays excepted = Virginia
Gov City Express for Auburn, Oolfax, Truckee
81 d Reno Connects with Virginia and
Truckee Railro d for u rson End Virginia
Sleeping Car from Sacramento 30 Carson.
A TOWNE General Superintendent
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Hardware and Agricultural Implements
SAN FRANCISCO
And Ncs &3. IS and ~ street. ...... Sacrament.
s8-apin
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LONDON, September 25th.-A dispatch
from Athens says: There is a sudden re.
newal of activity of brigands all over Mace
donia, and there has been also several con.
f1icts with revolutionary bands.
1t is stated from Prizrend that the Albani.
ans have driven out the newly-appointed
Governor and nearly all the Lieutenant
Governors holding Office from the Sultan.
Last OF the Patriots.
HAVANA, September 25sh.-rhe insurgent
chief Garlic, with bis few remaining follow
ers. has surrendered at Remedies. lie viii
be sent ~ Spain.
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A. N TOwNE. General Superintendent
T. II GOODMAN. Gent Passr and Ticket Agert
inQ-alH
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE !!
DR.. GIBBONS DISPEHSARY,
San Francisco.

Established In 1854, Tor
the treatment of Sexl al
and Seminal disease,
such as Gonorrhea, Gleet
Structures. syphilis IN I'll
rs forms, Seminal Weak.
ness. lnpotency, Skin
Diseases, ETC., rerms.
nently cu-ea or 40 charge.
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The time for receiving bids for work on English
break west side of Sacramento river-east bank of
Feather river embraced in above-is hereby ex-
tended to MONDAY, October 4, 1880, same time and
place
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LONDON, September 25th.- The Times,
commenting on Lieutenant Schwatka's ex-
petition, says: The veteran Arctic explorers,
whose letters we publish, express natural
regret that Lieutenant Schwatkas success
should not have been won by their own coun-
trymen, but Englishmen may rejoice that in
the long and glorious chronicles of these ex-
petitions their kinsnen If the great Ameri-
can Republic share no unequa, space with
rhemselyas
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BY order OF the Board OF DIrectOrs-
s23-td CHAS. NJ. CoGEAN, Secretary.
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csSa,,e, ,-,v os.eer's Revenge.

WAsg1seroN, September 25th.-D. W.
c,rsso' mil recently Lieutenant In the
Tritef States Army, has written a book IN
vhicf, he arraigns the army, and particularly
VIZ W. A The drnv and harry Register denounces
~ v.1.ir and it's su her, and states as q
,ns.,sr n fact inteaded to deInolish 10th,
sSsr Gseen retired from service because,
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SCGtuf W SNhnesSs
ca,,,nsI pr,ia..iona +h.

consequence ofscf-abuse.
This solitary vice or de.
aav,,a liz Jrloa,oo
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Republican Meetings J!
HON. H. F. PAGE,
REPUBLICAN

Nominee for Congress, Second District,
WILL ADDRESS THE PEOPLE ON TIE
w issues Of the day as follows:
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Dulcigno Demonstration.

RAGUsA, September 25th.-Admiral Sey
mour has just arrived. 1t is stated thai
action by the combined feet against Dulcignc
is imminent Admiral Seymour has broken
off negotiations with Ria Pasha. The AL
bantam League has threatened to arrest the
foreign Consuls in Albania az soon as the
fleet commences hostilities.
Admiral Seymour has issued orders for the
squadron to be in readiness to sail on Mon.
day. The Russian corvette Zsmek, with
Rear Admiral Cremor on board, leaves to-
night for the Albanian coast.
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Murdered In a BasuIo.
oar rnIYer.,,r Lands.

WAsHrEero September 18th. 20. F.
Hast;rgs, attorney fm the University of Cal
iforn;s. has secured !. tnsl adjustment OF the
Agricultural College land grant 70 the State,
bvwsicl, it is f5uad that the University can
and is authorized By the Commissioner of the
General Land Dice to select II. 400 acres
,nore lad. The order has been forwarded
- III local land officers, directing them to
rsc-;ys applications fro.u the University land
aoent for tie selection Of college land, selee-
lions hg the University having been suspend.
81 hv order of the Genera, Land 0fice over
vr.r THIS action ia very important to the
81 ts Univarsisy for the resson that the col
leo laads are sold by the University at the
rate OF So per acre.
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while stationed at Camp Bo vie, Ariz 2na, he
was detected in cririral iltimacy witt. q 9
wife of a brother ottic r. He preferred 10
resign rather than stand q Ceurt-lnartisi-
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Clocks! Cloolrsi

Scrap hoax pir,afss at q. u. Herring.
tons. 1a-sf
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man belonging to the Kansas militia, and y
Colonel Cook IN this play be has made foa
himself many warm friends and proven that
he il . well drilled soldier.
The Confederate olneeD we're: II. Child,
General 4. Z. Lee: J. T. NcNiIIsn, Colonel
Orr; J. C. Richey, Captain Gordon; E. n.
Temple, Sergeant Orr; c. L Adams, Corpo-
raj Bangs; Lot Belden-Eph-Uncie Toms
boy. We have referred to some Of these ut
length, as they also represented other and
more prominent characters in the play.
C L. Adams in the awkward squad was .
perfect presentation Of the haif-scared conn-
try boy during his first drill.
Eph. Lot Belden, in the clog-dance. made
everybody get up OF their seats 70 see the
highly artistic manner in which he handled
his feet
Mics Tillie Winch. Miss Laura Piper, Miss
Alice Hannum, Mrs. L. W. Ong. Miss Mamie
Trimmer, Miss Nettie Barnes, Miss Emma
Hannum. Mrs. Vim. King, Miss Clara Bailey,
Miss Clara Lynch, Mrs. Col. Stewart, Miss
saloma Beck and Miss Minnie Jewett pre-
sented the finest series Of tableaux that any
audienc. ever witnessed, and did very much
toward making the play complete success.
SLOW beautiful they all lookedw "The I'm
est tableaux ever saw" were the express
siOns heard on all sides.
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SCHOOL REPORT.

scooL No. 81. GARDEN PLAIN TOWNSHIP
The following is . report for the month
ending January p, 1890:
Roll of Honor-two, viz: John Carter and
Carrie Carlton.
First Reader-tFive in the class) Matte
Mulkey.
Fifth Reader-(Seven in number) Franz
Wilbur. Cora Wilbur, Orsie Carlton.
Orthography, Prim.-tTen 10 the class) Al
fred Heisel, Fred Wilbur, Emma MuIkey and
Estelia Willis.
Orthography, Int.-(Nine in the class Den
MS Mulkey, Charlie Heisel and Albert willis
Orthograpby ,Adv.-tSix in the class Frank
Wilbur, Orsie Carlton and Cora Wilbur
Geography, Monteitt's, Comp-(Five in
the class) Carrie Carlton, Frank THUR, Or.
John Heisel.
Grammar, Clark's Brei-(Three in class
Coua Wilbur, Frank ilbur aud Orsie Carl.
ton.
L. S. History, Swinton's-(Five in class
Frank ~ ilbur, Cora " ilbur, VIM. Hsisel,
Orsie Carlton and John Hcisel.
Pupils who do not whisper during the
month, aud conduct themselves properly in
other respects, are placed upon the roll OF
honor.
The grade on recitations run from one to
ten, ten being perfect.
The pupils whose names appear above In
the different studies are those only that have
above scale.
General average Of attendance for the
month, 80 $40.
Enrolment for the term. II.
GEO. S. WEsNER, Teacher.
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PLEASANT PLAINS SCHOOL.

For the encouragement of those who's,
names are mentioned. and a. AN incentive [,
others. as well IL for iae entertainment o
every one wing is Interested in education
please publish tue following report Of tn
school in District No. 3, sedgwick count,
aansas, for the month sndiE. Jan. s., issU
Number o. days taught. twenty.
Number of pupils enrolled, twenty-six
TOTAL attendance in days. four hundred an,
thirty.
Average daily attendance, twenty-onc Az.
one-hali.
Number OF cases Of tariinees. tweniy-eigh,
Number Of visitors during the month. four
Eight pupils, Ida Tate, Eva Tate. Arthur
Rudd, George Gray, Frank Wolf. Levi
Wolf, Adam Wolf. and Willie Wolf. hav.
been neither absen, nor tardy during III,
month.
The following pupils attained per centag,
of 10 in all their studies: Ida Tate. EvaTate
Carrie Miller. George Gray and Frank Dunn
Respectfully.
W. A. AYREs. Teacher.
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u eas heen ordered ~ tee Executive
Beard ihat noH. ,lst s,la settlers and
ibuss rsceis ipg Ia sitnting- iTnin ihe Ia
erutise i:natd. he admitted 10 he Jld
>effttrs dinner "s fHe Fith is-f Did
~ ti.rs t. secure admission. hfp 1t rcz is-
ter their haps- vita iae secretary. - si.
viii fsfEi.h hishks tfF mat fi.f...ssts
" lien The tlstlks ate iFpVstig nIisd nnd
returned ., i.iuI be eiii is@dr - eafd.
AID his family, IT, admission. isi~ s.g-
uistipn !. made ia secure. a. IA ~ ,sos--
ibis. complete iez,.fry - .sefy
old settle, and AIS fau.lif a present
residing 10 >edgsipk roaufy, aust r.
guard nyais-. the rH.h and rfss.i 80 an.
mes ing Lac, year.
10 pay the expense al REGARDING the
names IN . book prepared ias fiat pr
Pose, the i.osf hats sl.p orsiefsd tsat
tiw small Zee ~ twenty ave esni- ise
charged, 10 lee paid e. ~ -ecrststs ~
the tis3g 81 So. 5rssg . ,5saifsrs isip card.
This bee w.li ie psis into the general
tind. sad III thnt t.usslss- over the es,.f
ii rererdias the rance sssa r@mpietiug
the registry viii be devoted - sEt n
lvr{l0.ss - the ssspssl atissss saaf dsJest
Az nEo came - -as<sart eniiEty pre-.
AMI ~ az entitled to register asd At
tend Tue anhaai dinner.
wM- MATTHEW SON.
Chan rs. board.
W. y. BETCaf-os. -fr'y.
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Miss Tiily Sommer sounded the fire alarm
The number of the ward WAS sounded and a
| sufficient length of time was given before the
,larm sounded. 50 no one hearing it had any
ioubfs as To the location of the fire.
John Davidson was struck in the forehead
with an AK while assisting to tear the tin root
off
Three or four persons were caught in the
act OF rtealing goods that were lying in the
| street. They ought TO be put TO pounding
| rock.
Morris kohn carried sack Of coffee out Of
| iIenderson-bnt the boys say the next morn
ing Mr.. kohn could not lift one end of the
same sack.
Basley * Leyeridge harnessed all their
horses and had them ready to lead out at any
| moment.
Charlie Smyfh was the first man TO venture
| inside the room.
Charlie Moorehouse ea-ed the fall Of n
| wooden pail which was dropped from the top
of the building onto the top of his head The
| pail was not damaged much. and rendered
good service afterwards.
One man on top of the building in the al
most binding smoke saw n light--a faint
glimmer through the sky light below HIM
and thinking it was fire just bursting
| through into the room opened the skylight
and dashed a four gallon tin pal OF water on
he flicker, which happen d 10 " Imp in the
sands oi party standing there watching
Tor the Are.
One gentleman. after the fire WAS put out,
took a stroll on the top Of the building to
view the ruins He stepped on i piece Of
tin which covered hole aud suddenly found
himself in the hall on the second floor view
ing his own ruin.
The iire alarm was sounded just at the Close
Of lecture which had been given at the NJ
Z. church. About one-haf Of the audience
had withdrawn from the church.
Bob Marriott was assisting in CARRYING
goods from Bissanix & Buffers store and
while helping to carry a stove fell and hurt
himself quite severely
Whitley Rupp rushed valiantly upstairs in.
to the building that was on fire last Friday
night and had about ten buckets Of water
poured down on him through the .ky.ight.
On last Friday nigh; large lot OF tinware
had been carried ont OF Bissantz & Buffers
during the tre and piled up on the sidewalk
Five or six fellows who were carving out
huge cook stove gently deposited II on top Of
the tinware-iust TO keep the stock together.
They succecde1-ihe ;inware is all together
vet
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Abundance Of Ready Money 70
Loan

II viii be for the intcres; Of every party in
sedg~ick and adjoining counties, Who desire
to obtain tszss, - cal apoa us bsiex nak-
ing Arrangements elsewhere. Hoasy losaed
on improved fsrns II ssdgwsck esussy - .
pr e~ss issssss.
Money A!wsys On hssd = very Isw raiss II
Loan Odace of ) l. D.ssdsea 8 Co
"a u Nsts Susse, Wtehisa, Eaosas.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Geo. 7. Smith & Co.

Are giving special inducements to the trade
to clear up stocks, and are receiving new
goods that will attract customers. New
prints Of the latest purchase and styles this
week. We cull especial attention to our Kip
Boots in whole stock, reduced to $3.50. wo-
mems seamless pegged shoes reduced to ,5c.
In ladies sewed wark have the larges, stock
and very lowest prices.
4o-lt Geo. Y. smith 4 Go.
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Oats for Seed!
Call at once on L. b. Bunnell 4 Co. &5;f
To the L.adiesi

l am now prepared to do fancy HAIR
WORK. Silk Embroidery and Stamping. and
will teach lsdies and children all kinds Of ART
needle work, on the mos, liberal terms. Cal!
and see rae en- South ssain street in the rosm.
recently occupied by Mrs. Hender,or's mil.
tinery shop.
&Sl3ts Ma & Ri-srr
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Fruit Trees and Nursery Stock

have sii kinds Of nu-sery stock. 81 the
best kinds fruit trees shrubbsry Of all kin.is
BiackSerrie-, -,rawserrie. aud ia fact every.
thing In the fruit aud ornamental line. a,
hons grown Which win eel ., low fy
urcs =; my frais farm and nursery fourteen
miles northeast Of wieaifa.
&5-4 y. NCykACxKx.
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Bro. Harsen writes: have taken charge
OF the Presbyterian Church In this place. 1t
is rapidly growing town of 5.eoe people in
the grea, anthracite coal region on the sus-
quehanna river ~ The foo; OF the Wyoming
Valley" Yours, up. HARsEx.
Nanfirnla I.,x..sn. a..,....tr n.
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p1ED.

In PARK township January 10th, sfsr n
illness Of only - hoar-. Nahsla H., wiGe o,
Charles T. Pearson. aged - years.
She lcav~~ hashasd asa oss cassd "a
Uaurp her loss.
Ho~ trsss u life.
How transient zfe our drsams;
Tai. esrIh h uvt aar epis home
We sssa 9css ps-. away.
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To Farmers.

Iwant il understood by you that the boss
blacksmith in this valley on picw. and farm.
ers machinery generally can be ioand At my
shop on Market street, south Of Basiey &
Leveridye's livery stable.
4j-tf A. BxsIEY
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1iAKEfsp.

In Wichita. January - 1850. by Rev. AL.
Vail. Mr.. ~ IN. ". ursxzai and Miss Martha
Burnett.
In iehisa. January -. 1850. by Rev. 4. l..
Vail. Mr.. George b. fa,ler aud Mi.- Mar 8.
Shiyeiy
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EXCURSION TO WINFIELD.

The party numbering over one hundred in
Guiding the Rifles, detachment Of st. John
Battery, and citizens. Lieut.. Nohen, in
charge of delegation from the Wichita
Cards, came down to see our boys through
safe. The trip to Wichita was enlivened by
music by the military band, Winfield string
band, and vocal music by Miss Fannie De-
Grasse. Arriving at Wichita we were met
by the Wichita Guards who escorted the Ri
fics TO their armory in Eagle Hall. Arms
were stacked and the boys turned loose on
the city Of Wichita. supper was served ut
the fremont, Richey, Occidental and Doug
las Avenue. The object Of the excursion
was to witness the play Of 1.-The Union Spy,'
under the management o! the Wichita
Guards. To avoid q rush or confusion At the
Opera House, seats had been reserved for our
entire party. The play was rendered IN u
highly satisfactory manner, the reporter not
hearing one dissenting voice, regretting also
his inability to give merited description Of
the east and play, but will say that all in the
cast covered themselves all over with glory
in the estimation OF our Winfield folks, espe-
cially would we mention Mrs. Harry Spaun.
in the .star Spangled Banner and vacant
Chair" At twelve O'Clock the long roll WAS
sounded at the depot. the crowd assembling
for the home-run, which was made in an
hour and twenty Minutes. Oi our treatment
by the Wichita folks, we cannot speak in too
high term OF their kindness and hospitality
but must with regret, call attention to the
ungent!cmanly conduct Of some of our VIM
field folks, such rs jumping hotel bills, get
ting drunk, and otherwise abusing the kind
ness of our Wichita friends, thus casting
shadow of shame on the good name Of Win
field society. The reporter is under obliga-
tions tor courtesies extended by Frank Smith.
of the Beacon, Col. Temple, Lieut.. Mohsn.
and Mr.. Deming, proprietor Of the fremont
House.
To Capt. Tisdale. the reporter, and large
najority OF the excursionists return thank
Ior free bus transportation to and from the
depot, kindness never to be forgotten
Uiafsd Telegram.
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Whenever we have a fire in this city three
~ four hundred men get around at "a con,cn-
ient distance where they can keep comforts
Dly warm and growl and deplore the fact that
ihe city is not furnished with fir>t-class lire
engiie. and find fault with and criticize Be-
.erely The eXtinguishcrs that we have and
more severely the action OF the fire company
III their best efforts. Instead of this il they
would pull of their OvercOats and fall
into line TO pass water onto the roof and lend
aid TO the iire company they could in mos;
ever instance stop the fires. Forty steam
engines would not have been able to have
qnencbed the lire which was burning in the
sheeting on which the lin roof was nailed on
the building which was atire Friday night.
The til had TO be cut and torn up in strip.
before the flames could be reached. The
building was saved, however, through the
hercu'eaD' efforts Of a few men who carried
water, in connection with the extinguishers.
Dor they did good work. and u halt dozen
men who went upon the roof ut the risk oil
losing their lives in 80 doing. but good for
tune favored them and they escaped with a
lew scratches. burns, and spoiled clothes.
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10 the Editor Of tie Eaei.
Permit ire to express many thanks through
your columns TO those geutIewen who 50
kindly an literally assisted to seat and light
up tae Presbyterian church in the township
Of Viola. Veiy respectfully.
JACOB FsAxK.
Peetore, January y, leo.
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Rev. Mr.. Vail will resume his course OF le,-
lures on Next Sabbath evening on the Life
of Christ. His next lecture will be on Christ
FIRST M racle
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II. L. Strobm, Esq. Of Dayton, Ohio, has
opened up law office over the Farmers and
Merchants bank, this city. Mr.. strohm was
lawyer OF considerable prominence in the
Ohio bar. and we predict for him liberal
share OF patronage Of Sedgwick's iitlgants.
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10 Tee sGtfer 81 Use tayte.
To show the popularity o. the project 10
open the Indian Territory for railroad pur-
poses. there were l.o3) signers to petition
wc forwarded to Mr.. Ryan. NJ c.
Respectfully, D. 4. b. GREExLEE,
For COMMITTEE
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Neat wedding cards announce the coming
marriage OF Mss Carrie " sIbri.i-c. daughter
Of 2. c. wasbridge. Eco, 10 Mr.. Thomas
Koran. The happy events 20 take plac-
Thursday morning. February 9Th, at half
past o'clsek.-Ensoris Next
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There will be an examination Of candidate
for teachers certificates. In Wichita. on Sat.
urday. the l4'h day OF February, $50, com
mencing promptly at o'clock a. IN.
". Il. BRYCE.
County Superintendent.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-05

William McCracken, one Of the greatest
fruit growers in the State II not the owner OF
the largest fruit farm in Kansas, reports his
fruit up to this date all right.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-05

Elsewhere in this paper will be found the
law card of Julius Junkerman, who tenders
his professional services TO the citizens Of
this CITY and valley,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-05

Last Thursday this valley was visited with
a thunder shower which prolonged it, stay
through the most of the night.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-05
Insuaance

In most substantial companies ~rittca nj ss
low rates as any at the .'R-ean- saw Land
Ofsiee. corner Topeka and Douglas ayes. s5tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-05

The farmers must look out for the wire
fence swindlers who are around pretending
TO sell county rights. Iffarmers would make
it u rule 10 buy only Of our regular dealers
whom they know to be responsible they
would save themselves both money and