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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-11
Auction 4 Commission House,
DAoNER'5 BLOCK.
THE ENGLISH TREATMENT


roz Dysrsrsrs AVID IIrKR COMPLAINT.
The English people aad especially The moro
sea,th, from -h~lr mois ofIivinx more c.m-
naoiy victims Of Dy,eYs.1 asd is essn,piicsfiess.
therefore medical -cisnes has been hasiess 10 that
country searching for rerne'iy 10 be relied 90 .;
hs- beea ssand TIE highest MEDICAL Authorities
- the old cnunfris- ~ well - az America. now
r-ly mainly on fss the ENGLISH TREATMENT
in the cure Of Dyspepffs. Indignation. Bsoasnsss.
ssxr Stomach, HesFf5ars, Pyrss,s. s.et Bsedeehs,
yfs,seriao Of fss Resrf Psfn "a ne ssousfA asa
cA1s Coss.iyesiss ssd eli ds-ss-ss Of tA~ Ss~-
aes Lirs., k,tseys sad ssvsh arising firm I'M
pair,s.sns OF the d.gesfise srgars.
The ENGLISH TREATMENT rssiss. the lost
energies. renew fo.t ntfsi ays~titss. e".rseis
tn. distress aner ealing, comforts The restless.
aar:ps- de -,ssiest. .tr~ngfhsss the saxssie AID
,isstIi,afei. gives ss-s Is The enssssted. regis
late the bosst-. estsst- p,ea-ans the rssfss-s
aix.as. made ,rribss BY UNPLEASANT .lr~ssns, DO
-frsys that drssfai spprssen~ies 81 the future
that xivs- 1, tn, dy.,sfsis's iifs . mssss s''.zy
a..--f as.I rs.ssYe. ~ the -asisu. .sskea ehesks
their rostsd hoe 81 health aEd hspsas~>s-
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-11

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that ~ he m Day at Mssso, -. vtl3 ~.
rsaisstsss is Sstluv sch cs~ss1. kse.As. esseteo
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-11

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wiiIism 70 rsfer II tiasdss -sdssiss eesa-
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-11

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-11
SPRAYS FROM SPRING GREEN


SPRAYS FROM SPRING GREEN
March s, 1880.
To TIE Editor Of the Edgie:
Ed. COrwinc will have to do some ex
ira scratching around now days IAN,
nights building fires. hunting up tn
santhing syrup, parcgorlc. etc. It's u
boy and folks say he resembles his dad.
The vocabulary OF vimdictive adiect-
ives wa almost exhausted lat Thurs
day GA account OF The numerous and
exc ng races in pursuit of rcfracior.
hats.
The series of religious meetings held
at the Willis school house. c.nse,l last
week with ten acce>sions to the church.
Meetings have begun at the Prairi,
Grove school house aud will continue
throughout the present week.
Mr.. Samuel Wlaley and Miss Ella
Bother were united in marriage lasi
Sunday by A. Minnich. at MS residence.
in vi ra.o. Many are the congratnla
lions rendered the pighted couple.
There was an exiravagani waste Of mu-
sic sunday night by band OF chariva-
riees, armed with tin pans, coffee pots.
oyster cans, etc. The pasents OF both
the bride aud groom received "A spirited
~ercnading from these swcet-ioncd in
struncnts, but to The utter cha9rin OF
the brilliant band of musicians the new
~ married couple could nowhere bc
found.
The copions shower which fell las,
Saturday was timely relief TO some
wheat fields in our vicinity. 1t pleas
ant 10 behold the bland smile OF con-
,cniment which now beams on the face
of the average farmer
Fl Pa-o is bound to eclipse all its
neighbour towns. a. trading point, at
all hazards. The timbers for The bridge
across the Arkansas river are arriving
daily, and with high aud dry transit
over the surging waters of this nobie
stream, linked with other commercial in
ducemculs, FL Paso is destined TO be-
come, at no distant day. city Of great
rcnown.
Mis>s Nellie Burr viii teach the sum
mcr schooi At Fl FssO.
Mrs. High is quite feeble in health
with bronchitis.
JOHN Barnes viii start this week for
Medicine Lodge.
Mr.. Jacob Li~h'y snd wife. of Tosca-
rawas connty. Ohio, Was oG, yisiiinx
friends ia II Paso lasi week. Ills son
Eli Lich,y, who has for some iiaae been
a resident of Kansas, returned with his
father Monday.
inoIiced new building going up on
NJ. Cae.sss I-rai6s.s E,.acc. {crrs,
RErsEI-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-11

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-11

The .-Old Estate Casdiasss Pssi<rs. fss
III .ssur.sie ssizai-. |. . i'~ss<s Ps.s.sg 80
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-11

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IINnra.s LIVER PnIai

LNDER'S LIVER PILLS!
TAsse ,es.iai.ir g,iis ses asliafy sfi sS~es-
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HEADACHE .ssrg STOMACH. deASrcckS.
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-11
Notice.

To the Beard OF County Commissioner. Of ssdg-
wick county, kaasa- We, the under iS.sd.
sArnsst,y petition You u make appropriations
+, grsie the rad the t,.wnship iise between
secti ~ number - township q Z. east aud
ttsn ), township -, eat. stso bet zen -ertioss
81 AMI ~. township q, least We sise represent
tisst thu IL ef the rSaiu Travelled roeds g., the
county and u aud has been ia the worst coeditiop
that now u J.. impossible; alec that there 10
not sufictent ialor taxable property 10 the
road districts u apply ~ the work oi this rved 70
do any good W. T. TUCKER
n NEW An
T. N uON0OHERY.
est Aud nfty-Bss others.
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Nmia

Notioe
Notice IL hereby given that the under isbsd will
pre- eat . petition T., the E'ari % Couat, Com
mis-ionsrs III -edz~ick county, ka .-s., A-kias
for m appropriation III one THOUSAND dolinys 10
assist ~ building . bridge arross the Arkansas
river. the county liae between the cst, ties Of
sumner and >edgwick; said petition to he presso-
l., he held In Office Of county tierk Estimated
Cost of sad bridge. ~ ~.
ss-as VIZ. " kGAN and 30 othsrs
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-11
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION

To tie Editor of the Eayte:
1t becomes INV duty (so they tell me,
to repor, another Sabb .fh School, Con-
vcntion. The independent Union Sun
day School Association met according
to previous notice at the old Cart
wright school house. As the house be-
gan to till with earnest workers in this
glorious cause-inany were the regrets
passed from one to another ut the alb
sence Of Onr President Mr.. n. II. Rob
inson. who had been quite sick and was
not vet able to be with us, but resolved
to do The best they could.
The house was called to order by thu
Secretary, Bro. Ford, and Bro. d. j.
Miller was elected Secretary pro ten.
Judge Adams was with US by reques:
and gave a short but most excellent talk
by way of opening the first subject.
Some of his remarks can never be for
gotten.
The house was not only full but crow
ded 10 its utmost, showing an increased
interest IN the Sabbath School WORK
within the bounds Of this association
An essay was read at this conventions
written BY Mr.. Ayers, the popular Young
school teacher. on on the ..lnicllicen
study Of the Bible" which of itself re-
warded us for being there, showing ST.
plainly and so truthttlly how many cr-
rors we may do fall into in the study OF
the word of God.
In addition to this we had number
Of earnest workers from different
schools in Ohio, Illinois and Waco town.
ships and again we have proven that Sin
union there is strength" and by thu
coming together all are inspired with
new zeal in this good work.
With united voice the convention re-
turned thanks to Judge Adams for til"
very efficient service rendered by him
All seemed TO feel that "'twas good T."
he there" and adjourned to rome ti,n'
IN MAY al the Nelson school mouse, Oh
most likely in MIR. Hays grove, prov.d-
ing it can be secured.
N. B.-The executive comm ttee de-
serve commentator tor their earnest-
ness and proinptness in appo.n ing there
conventions.
Just one more n. B.-We want to say
10 the trembling Sunday School worker.
it's good place to come 10 to be cured
heart" We refer you to Bro. For'
Who has SO completely recovered fro"
this disease as 10 be of great use TO on
convention.
Repeated effort is the only sure cure
Come and help us. Mrs. ii.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-11
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16
Military N tcs

We called ON Adlu,ant Gencrdl
Woods Yesterday, and after being seated
in his coSy office. he supplied ua with
the following points concerning our
state militia,
The Government received yesterday
duplicate enlistment roll AMI Ccrtlii-
Gates oi election 1T the officers ol cav
airy organization nj Nicholas &. H., com.
mandcd by j. j. lIalslcd. Owing to the
Tact that the State IL ut present unable
To furnish equipments lot cavalry
company, II ~ probable that the COM
pauy will drill rs muuuIvd infantry un-
al such tune ~ the State can equip
them as cavalry The company will hc
attached to the Second regiment.
The Monroe County AriIllCry will
drill as infantry until they cun bc Turn.
lshcd with artillery equipments, they
will also hc attached e. the Second Rvgl.
ment. which will make eight companies
i'm that division. all we'll uthcCrri AMI IN
good condition.
Application Tor a company nj tlIrks-
hurg has been made a. the Governor,
aud viii probably be- ready to muster
soon.
The Governor yesterday issued cont
missions To- the following staff officers oi
the Second Regiment, commanded by
Colonel John ". ~ Appleton: Thos.
T.. Jetlrics. Adiutant, Samuel A.. Miller
IT.. Quartrrmastcr Lawrence Carr.
Surgeon, aud Rev. Il. 4. COhhS, Chap
lain. Dr. Carr. Miller and JciIrles were
promoted irum the First Battalion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
River lust night . feet aud falling

| kINcT Inst night lcCt anu ialllng.
The Andes leaves ut , T.. ". to-day
She il getting good trip. There IN mol
finer or ilcctcr packet in the Cincin,
natl trade, and passengers will find hcr
officers attentive and ublIging.
The Belle Prince brought two bargcs
OF crude oil Tor Isaiah Warren, from
Pittsburgh, Saturday.
The Wyoming took on 600 legs Of
nails and quantity Of glassware here
| Sunday.
The Hudson came down Yesterday
considerably behind time, having been
delayed in patching boilers.
The John l.. Rhoads, from Pittsburgh
30 st. Louis, ~ due to-day.
The Pittsburgh and ST. Louis trade by
river has been remarkably heavy the
present season, and the boats in IL. bar.
ring accidents. We have no doubt, have
been able To make snug dividend each
trip. This winter boats have had no
difficulty in getting back trips, whereas
last winter and spring there vas scarcely
any thing coming this way.
All the towboats engaged in towing
lumber slaves, pig iron, etc, between
Huntington and Pittsburgh are very
busy, as they have been all winter
some OF them report that they are una.
Die to take all the business offered.
Com. Gray expects to have his new
aud powerful towliuat. Iron Age. com.
pleted and ready for business within the
next ten days. He expects her To- do
some gOOd work this spring.
The Bachelor leaves for Pittsburgh nj
AN.
The Diurnal is to-day's Parkersbury
packet, departing at 1880.
The Baldwin packet arrived yesterday
morning, aud leaves ut noon to-day Tor
Wheeling 49, loisniay's Pittsburgh T,B,o.
Joseph u. Alexander. whose pilot II.
ccnse expired, yesterday received a re-.
newal OF the same. together with
masters llctusc, from the local inspec.
tors at this port.
The Veteran No. 2struck Davis Island
Sunday morning; struck one barge be.
low the dam, and another large drilled
and sank at the head OF Mernman. Both
barges belonged 10 Morris Mcdonald.
Capt. q. ". Rowley has assumed
command ot the Buckeye State tsmpor-
amy iHtteah " 'apl wash. hefr, VINO
Is IN bal health aud will remain ut home
Tor lea trips. Capt ROwley is one Of
our oil pioneer s,eamboatmen.
Mr.. j. W. Willard aud Miss Mary T..
Drake were married on the steamer Liz.
Eie Johnson at the Point Pleasant " harf.
on March lllh, by Rev. J. O. A. vaught.
The repairs and painting on the Pres
Ellison are all completed.
Last nights Cincinnati Engiirer says:
The color-blind test nov required IL
pilots has stirred up the marine fra.
ternity TO an untold degree. and the po-
litical iricks,ers who, for party services
rendered, have been empowered 10
make such laws for lifetime practical
men, viii probably reap the whIrlwind.
The ieelingis decp-seated, and extends
10 all classes There win probably be- 4
public meeting held this week TO take
action on the subject. The feeling
among q number 10 that the proposed
plan Of the pilots at wheeling 10 the
better one, aud that 10 70 resign their
positions, throw up their license and On.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16
PERSONAL POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and Doingj

ItTtthth' S'S'HsN """
W. L. Hubbard, Esq is in the East
visiting several Of the more prominent
cities
A little daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth
Znc,Ll,r. living ON Union street, was
badly scnldcd Yesterday morning by
milling a coiIcc-pot full Of boiling coffee
over ON herself.
Mr.. Perry Griffin, southeastern pas.
scnvcr agent. and 4. ST. John, general
ticket and passenger agent for the Chi.
caro. Rock Island aud Pacific railroad
arrived i'm the city last evening and have
taken rooms at the Stanm.
W. u. Ellis, ESQ, Of the firm OF
Weller * Ellis, wholesale liquor dealers
oi philndclpbia. and well. known i'm this
civ has rooms at the S,amm.
Mrs. Hcndrr's family left this morn
INC ON boat for Cincinnati TO locate
there.
Col John K. Borgess.. of Clarksburg,
is nt tho New Mcclure. The Colonel IL
an important witness in the cjcctmcnt
case from Wctzcl county, now pending
before the 4. =. Court, lac having been
Amounted by the court 10 survey the
lnnd in dispute.
Eth Lowe returned from Pittsburgh
vcsirrday where ho was called by the
s.r;nns Illness If Lis wife. Ebbis in
lis nII nlar,. in thc McIurc UouSc bill.
lin,d room and seems ns hnppy as ever.
Miss Iidc Mcko.yry. who mas been
visiting in the city during the pas, week
lrayrs for her home in ST ClaIrsyiIlr Ia.
dny.
Cant. Robert MrEldowncy and Prose-
cutting Attorney W. s. Wiley, Of Wet
zrI county. are in the city on legal bust.
ness.
Miss Ella Turner. ui Eastou. Md, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ben llildrrlh,
south Front street, island.
Mcssrs. NIagcc aud Wightman, two
Pittsburgh attorneys who paid flying
visit here. returned yesterday morning,
Mr.. Perry Harris, oi MoundSvillc,
we'll known here, was in the city ycstcr
day.
Judgc Jackson, Clerk Moore aud Gen.
coil, Of the United States Court, arriv-
cd IN the city, Yesterday, aud have
taken rooms at the New Mcclure.
Mrs, Judge Jackson aud Miss llarka-
| day, oi Parkcrsburg, and Miss Josie Me.
Cormick, Of CIarkshurg, are stopping ut
the Mcclure.
Rev. Swopc and wife returned last
evening on the 1857 train from short
trip to the interior Of the State.
Clinton Collier, Chicago's soap man is
with.us again.
Among Yesterdays arrivals ut the
Snmm House were. T. II. Watkins,
Pittsburgh; T. VI Iload, Fairmont, T..
Haincll. Oakland, W Va; Charles NJ.
Hogg, Cadiz, O., T. j. Robinson, New
Mariiusvillc; James g. Fox, Farming
ton, G., W. Murray. IT., New York NJ.
NJ. Watson, Philadelphia; j. VI. Gam.
BILE, Pcnnsylvania, w NeNsc, Pits
burgh. W l.. llcinon, Cincinnati: j. 4.
lIaugh. Warrington: e.. y. Hastings.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16
A Remarkable Cure

The many friends Of Mr.. Walter
Deyinucy, for a long time connected
with the Riverside Mill, viii be glad 10
learn that he has entirely rcgained his
former health. Mr.. Dcyiuncy's case ia
most remarkable one. and should in.
duce nallcrs who are afflicted as he Vas.
30 think Il there j. not cure for their
maladics beside the grave. Mr. Deyin.
ney left the mill some months ago. 20
lar gone with what Was supposed 10 be
nallers consumption that his death was
Tally expected lie was removed 10
Lewis county some y miles south Of
Clarksburg, where careful nursing AS.
sisted by the health giving air OF that
section have insured % him a new lease
Of life, II is said be feel. 10 much like
a new man that be will soon return 10
his post al the mill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16
Meant business

Yesterday, rs our reporter was Gu
dcayoring TO probe, Tor items, we'll
known music store proprietor, tho door
opened and cuuutrymau entered. Tie
was covered with mud aud hay seed,
aud his neither garments were tucked
into a pair 1T heavy "cuwhIdcs, ' which
stumbled over u piano lex and took the
yarnish rll hu; lac didn't mind 4 little
thing Ike that. SAID lac.
"Say. can you tell me where II r'us,c
store is''
Right here, sir; the best IN the city.
finest instruments, largest stock ul
music here let no show you u piano.
Say, hcy you any mouth organs
YES, sir, here you are, u fine nlcklc-
plated, double toned ~
"Say. hey you any ten cent ones
A ten ccnt Que Vas given him To- Try,
but be hal it in his pocket, his dime on
the show ease aud he was Out ct the
door before a word could lee saId. Tie
Mas business, all over.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-16
oARpENTER ASSOCIATION.
Brief Platform Of Its Organixa-
ton.

The Carpenters Association oil 'hls
city held their weekly meeting IN Cran'
slcs' Block, Friday evening, March l2th,
and wish to state to the public ana iof
the benefit OF whom II may concern,
that the Sunday Ne'cs Letter Of MarSn
7th omitted the name Of one OF It's ON,
GERS. and made an error In several OF
their names, which should have read AZ
iollows; Grafton A. Bell, Nj. NJ; Chas.
n. Fisher, F.; Chas. +. klevies, 81
Herman Hess, B.; Jas. Wallace, A.;
Frank Micari, U. s.; Louis Harhng' l.
s. They start out with lorty-two CHAR,
Ter members, aud are adding additional
ones to the list every week, Win goou
prospects OF every journeyman carpen'
tor in the city joining the good cause ny
April LIST.
Il might be we'll to say right here that
the Association has adopted the follow
ing resolutions:
WnAREAs. The contractors and sub
contractors OF this city having, ior lhe
pas, three years or more, underDiu eaSll
other TO an alarming degree. thereby
compelling good mechanics, who spenu
wears oil uDOI anu s'uu'S" -
ouire n thorough knowledge OF their
branch Of business, who furnish their
own tools, TO work for one dollar and
6ity cents day and less, notwithsiand-
ing the contractors receive lar price
for their work aud material, while the
majority OF tho journeymen carpenters
are al the mercy OF the contractor, aud
only have employment on an average OF
nine months in the year, therefore be II
Rcsolrcd, Tha, We iourncymcn carpon'
tiers Of the city OF Wheeling regard their
action AZ unjust aud uncalled for, there
by forcing us to form ourselves into an
association Tor our mutual protection.
Resolved, That We consider the action
of said contractors and sub.contracior'
adverse 10 the welfare and prosperity
OF every journeyman carpenter in the
city.
Res,lrcd, That We consider il but just
As mechanics that We do form ourselves
into such an association that We may he
better able to protect ourselves against
the rayagca OF this abomniahlo sub'con-
tract system and sundry other irrcgu'
ariiics, and that we may be better able
10 supply the wants Of those dependent
upuu us for support.