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, 1880-05-15

FIHUINIA I1NsEUEIUN3.
C1IA1.1.rsron, 8. o., May 14.-Tllomas
White, white man, was hanged at Spartan
inlrg tt-sluy for the 1n..rtlcr OF Pete Hawkins,
coiored youth. The execution took place
within tlle jat|-yartl, no Que being present
but tho relatives of ths condemned, n k,tart
Of ten nlcn, ctefgyman and Sheriff.
Strenuous efforts ltave been valnly
nlatio to secure Executive clcncncy
for White. 1rc vas calm and collected
without heiraying; tho slightest fear. Ills
lust words weru that he wanted everybody to
know to what whisky and bad cun,pany
would bring, q man,. Had Il not heotl for
liio1i thu gihbet, lie dropped four feet eight
inclcs. and III eighteen minutes tho pulse
ccasGd u beat.
, 1880-05-15

GEN. CHANTS own Congressional district
has elected n MINORITY OF delegates opposed to
ths thr,l term, and tho fact cannut bo concealed
BY a1.y qulbnlcs tho 10. may attempt to make.
correspondent Of tho Cincinnati Contme,ctul
reported few days ags' thnt Ju Dlytess County
hh1 gone aRnlnst tho third term, meani1g, no
doabt, WhtcsIdcs, WHICH Is In tho sumo Con-
KEcssonAl district. Tito TO. mnde il grcnt
cack!e about this little hltlntler. hut the truth
t. tho returns frt,m that t:*trtet, lii which all
Tho dclegntes have bcen chosen, are a. folluvs:
, 1880-05-15

Having made large purchases Of
Black and Co}ored Garments from
Eastern Importers and Manufac-
turers at large concessions from
former prices, we have marked
down our full stock OF these goods
to secure quick sales.
VIII OFFER;
Elegant Dlnck Sattn do Lyon DoImans
mid 1lnntles for. 0ne-thir4 less than
regular value.
B1nck CApcs, Mantlos, and Dolmnns Of nli
tho new Waoten materials, richly trim.
med will, wide beaded passemcnteries,
Lace, and Fringe, from $3.50 to 225,
worth fully 0nc-half moro than th0se
prices.
Al Al1.Wool Black Cashmere, Shoalaa,
or MINIS Cloth Talma, trimmed with g.
Inch Jet Passementcrfe Qnd Chenille
Fringe, for $500.
Stylish Cloth Walking Jackets, $3.50.
All.Wool Walking Jackots, $3.50.
Cloth listers, coaclIman or ordinary
Rhnpc, $3.50.
A1l.1Yool Clotll Ulsters, $500.
Circulars, $40 to $5, 40.
C0loreil Clolit Mnntos ani Do1mans, choico
light sltadcs, from $500 to $23,
, 1880-05-15

3n H. lls NJ ito!n Especial" from Washing
LIrn =. aa tre''i'lu Ners that Sc1ator blaine nus
b. iy,nas.1 1epnrter Of that ycEaclous print tntn
''s confidence aAd cou4deti to tho fellow
, 1880-05-15

Ladies', Nciieatc, and I'cchle-If yoI
wish tn llr healthy ,nnd hcitnttI,i tlke Coidcn's
a1.iabiK's Liquid Extract ot Beef.
, 1880-05-15

taisr, IL stata sirect. III Mo rr 9ets Up i nS,,s
suit fron, tho novelties OF thu scuso.l for s:aj5
S2a. 4nd St1
, 1880-05-15

Ethereal Essence ls lhe title fifty glrcf
by ]. Il. atksnst,n t. tliosr delicate preparation
Of Lavender known by this nn!nu.
, 1880-05-15

II Will bo seen thAt Blaine has orc more dole
ga1e taan Grant, aud tho pntt.lrunt clements
combined Rro in 1nnjorlty Ut oloyep.
, 1880-05-15
The Case Wherein the Historical Gun.
Wad Revealed the Author Of
the Crime.
Manke Refuses TO Sec Ills Family and
Scorns ALI Spiritual Adyice.
4 White Man Hanged at spartansbu1g, Va,
for Numbering Negro Boy.

te''ce took place III thu 5a'1-ynrtl. Which was
enYeretl with canvast tic attendance being
limited to the number prcsorfbcd by law.
Mnnka5 victim, Jolln Atloif, oWnel' q
sn'aIl farm IN El'na. atMl was Gil Ills why
home from visit to Dutfalo, riding IN MS
wagoii., 1le Ind visited the city to disposo
Of some nrt,d1'ct, and Ind ranclied point IN
sight Of his houso when he WIS suddenly
shot down, and mist llaye died almost inl.
1nealateiy 'T'lo lnan tY'io fired tue fatal
sliot WINS concealed bnaAntt 4 !llnpcr:pllc on
INC slua OF tEo foatl, ont, rearing lla lla1 nut
d01le MS work thoroughly, No attacked the
prostrnte lna,l aDtl pounded lsl'n savaEc!y
about the mead Win stone. 1t was While
thus engaged that i'e WIS
sEES ~ hoy
named Conrad Benzel. employed OIL the At
LOTT tar'n, and the boy tcstiind positively TINT
t'lo man 'le saw was Casl Nn'ikc. whose farm
atl1oiaea tlat or Atloti. INC sa'he Witless
"iso "" tllo 'asl1 III p'llescu 10 pe ManRo
aitefwaftss lcaashs Atlo't's i'ofscs: TREAT
eiEorts were ina!le III court 10 throw dlscre'!it
vi tlle Boys statement, principally Tor tho
rcason tint lle was loo iar awny to sec any one
Clearly =.
Inc uoay or Atl0it was promptly d!scoV-
cresl, ntld tho town authorities, OIL cxain!n-
Ajng tntu the casr, found It to be their first
duty to
ARREST CARL MAMIE,
lie was takcu Intn eustnl,. at Ills I,ousc. If.
fcrlmr IN , rssistamrc ] u,'i ,lc,vnr mr. nil knowi-
edge of tho murder. This denial he has
Systematically adhered to. I'D has bud two
S,":n t"a @ iast ~" ofr',rt of''',m ~ sav, ill.,
'' lifo failsI tlie j conIeu,uc. , d feIou su has M
1lsstlnel st0'ld indifference, refusing to sec
my of hts famly or friends. On Wcsines-
ay h's w!i1 ,, v'S''ga t!lp 'na', pnt nle i"tu,
nvaftet huspaA4 ae''eu hef Ecquess u ola
lll'n farewell. He cursed alld Krew very MI
wit,, lin. mil 1nsisted oil Ills frre,lo,n fTo,n
nil suc,, visitors.
llls last niTlie on earlh was Its one Of nus
anlr'est sllce i1ls sentence, ssi'l he WIS Ill !"
very UNPLEASANT fralne oi lnllttl.
q neat black suit had bcen procured for
him. hut
"''"' NV 1,r ,vo,ur >or ,,rcr,vr ,r
,m LIZ WOULD Nor hEcEl'E II ,.,u.
Inc officers gave MN u cloall White SURF,
, 1880-05-15
GuT|CuRA REMEDIES,
Original III Composition and Hovolu-
fnuRrY iii VrcAlilnuf.

Arc prepared by WgKKs Il l'orrEtt, Chemists md
nrUKXists ln0 Was,.!n4ton-st,. ltostol,, Mass, Vi
don, md sold by ali DrIEglsis. 'Priro of
EuT1CVlA, small hoxes& u cunts; large bgxtu,
EtptAit!!nH two aul uHph hulf tltics tho .lNt,tity
" sH,a!l. u. REsnLvkNT, II por h0ttls, CUTi-
tiutA NEn!GiNAL IDlLEr SDA cunts 1ar cake,
EuTlCult4 Mkn4ElNAE. B1lAvlNL Soar. is cGiltx
pof cako: tu bnrs for barbers asld laFxs e0stl1l-
lEt, 10 cGnts.
, 1880-05-15

&Ehu X0UM NAulIaTEH .AAKOAD,
~ Hu4t exrulanL opportunity tn epond a year In
f'hsxHu 4nu1s eaeSpuonhiiJ tAfufa9ls circumstances
tatalv u4tsfrulars !! a. iGH1 Iii HsS f%rH III
, 1880-05-15

savo yourselves cousha! t(4los Honey Of
UOrchnund and Tar prcyents bronchitis A1ld con'
sumption. -...,-
Pixies Ioothacho Drpps cure III one minute.
, 1880-05-15

Go whero yoll will, n better cignr cannot bo
found thuu 1T DnWsoll'B, 2lt Stntt Atrcct.
, 1880-05-15

CO LING V0LTAj0, ,PLA6TER6
-
Instantly fett0y1 Pain, EQscl!caa. aud Weaknuxs.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-03
SHEEP AND Wool.


There has been no little speculation and
calculation among our farmers of late touch
ing the proitableness Of sheep raising IN this
county. That our climate. grasses and lay of
ground are more than ordinarily favorable to
wool growing seems pretty well determined.
Fine woods seem fully as healthy as common
breeds. Hay and corn, the two cheapest
productions of the valley, prove all sufficient
in the matter OF food. Shelter, in addition,
is only found necessary in winter. The
FOuts-Hays fiock Of fine woods, kept south.
east Of town, was shsared last week and the
yields, Is compared to other yields reported
in the papers, seems surprising. The three
principal bucks sheared respectively -, 81
and 36 pounds each, or three sheep 105
pounds, Of total valuation Of e25.
Over 100 head Of young sheep Of the same
flock averaged over Is pounds of fine wool
each. MIR. Granger informs us that his one
year old buck from the same flock turned of
% pounds of as fine wool as he ever saw.
Evidently wool-growing will be an important
business in this seton at no distant day.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-03
THE DEfp CAME TO LIFE AGAIN.

10 the Editor Of The Edels.
In 1s4S Lichardt, a German naturalist, set
ting out from Sidney. Australia. at the head
Of an Exploring expedition, attempted to
cross the Australian continent and lost his
life. All the members Of the expedition
were said to have fallen victims to the BOOM
erangs In the hands OF the savages In that
country. In vain did the governments of
Germany and Great Britain try to solve the
mystery surrounding the end Of Lichardt,
and give something definite to the world in
regard to his death and that Of his followers.
Time and tide rolled on, but brought no
further news. But now. after the lapse Of
more than thirty years. intelligence
reaches us saying a member Of that lost ex-
petition, named Classen, is still alive and So
journing among the savages In the heart Of
Australia. We hope the authorities will
succeed in finding this Classen, who, by the
way. is a brother Of Mrs. Dora Lichardt. an
esteemed resident of this city. This brother
found, Mrs Dora Licharit thinks we shall
then hear something more definite about the
death of her brothcr-in-law, the naturalist
Lichardt. Eastern papers please copy.
&, A, E r,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-03
OBITUARY,

Died, ut his residence in Grant township,
May 18th, Mr.. James Hoss, aged 73 years,
months and 3 days. He settled In Sedgwick
county In the spring Of 1871 and has resided
at the same place ever since. He had been =
member Of the Presbyterian church for over
fifty years. Nf
blessed are the dead that die In the Lord
At meeting Of the Centennial Park Assoc.
citation, May =, 1880, y committee Of condo
the following resolutions which were adopt.
ed
Whereas, BY. the death OF James Hoss
Grant township has lost man Of sterling in
tegrity, a citizen in every respect above re-
proach; the L. +. church, with which he was
connected, loses worthy brother and earn.
est supporter; the Centennial Park Associa.
ton is deprived Of member whose genial
and kind disposition endeared him to all, and
his loss is keenly ielt by us but will fall most
heavily upon his aged widow whose home 10
left desolate; the, especially, will have the
warmcst sympathy OF neighbors and friends
The busy multitudcs may soon forget that
such life has been, but there are few who
will look forward to that meeting beyond the
river: and
Whereas, His life has been one Of exemp-
larry rcctitude, therefore be It
Rssoirsd. That we recognize in the deccase
OF our late companion that dispensatiOn Of
Divine Providence which must sooner or later
be melted out TO all. that we lament his sud-
den disappearance from our midst, and with
feelings OF profound sorrow unite in MOURN
ing common loss.
Resoired, That to family in this hour of At.
Fiction We extend our heartfelt sympathies,
hoping and firmly believing that lie who DO
eth ali things well hath done for the best and
that our loss 10 his eternal gain.
Rsseired, That the above resolutions be
forwarded to the editor OF the EAGLE for
publication. ID. BARNS,
5. J. TAYLOR,
q, q. JAcORs.
(.rD,u,isfao
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-03
VALLEY CENTER. June /. 1850.

VALLEY CENTER, June I, lSSo.
To tie Editor Of tie Esgis:
The ciitixeas Of this place and vicinity met
on Saturday evening sad concluded to cese.
brate the coming Ath OF July the following
oficer> were chosen:
President Of the dav-T. q. Hoss.
Vice Presidcnts-s. J. Taylor, J. +. Car
penter.
Committee on General Arrangement Clay
Smith, Robert Mcbride, Geo. Trobaugh,
Morris Lloyd, Geo. Willis. And to have pow
to elect sub committees. 10 have full power
to act and report at general meetings.
Committee on procuring an orafor-Dayid
Barnes, o. G. Jacobs, II. {. Boyle.
Committee on Musie-ztA. c. Race, A. VIII
lock, Mrs. Boyle, Nettie Graves. Clay Smith.
Mary Barnes, j. Anit. Ef
Everything viii be done 10 make il sue
cess. Yours truly. A. c. RACE.
Secretary.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-03
A New CLUB.


A number of the gentlemen OF Wichita
met at the rooms of Messrs. lines & Ross,
and organized a club to be known as the
Lotos. This club il to be a permanent in
stitution with rooms, library, newspapers.
etc. for the benefit Of the members. They
also intend giving entertainments, parties,
lawn socisls. etc. The initiation fee is S5 to
oil persons joining previous to the second
Monday in September, aud 80 after that time.
All members will be bailoted for-three black
balls being sufficient TO reject them. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
Vim. lnnes. President.
A. W. Biting, Vice President.
W. r. WeodmAn. Treasurer.
+. W. Waller. Recording Secretary.
Chas. Smyth. Financial &c
Trustecs-Mark w. Oliver. David Ross.
David Hays. II. 5. Pierce.
ANY person wishing TO become n member
can make application to either of the above
officers or any member. All applications for
membership must be accompanied with the
initiation fee.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-03

The sandy haired youth OF the Wichita
EAGLE does not forget TO close all his press
dispatches with the announcement that Scdg-
wick county is to have all the way from a
million and half to four million bushels OF
wheat this season. Each heavy dew is re-
corded as drenching rain, and the great
Arkansaw Valley looms up accordingly
Walnut VdAey Times.
You bet she does. We made it q million
bushels two weeks ago, but the estimate is
too slim by half But dews that food the
country and sets rivers and creeks bank full
of water must be heavy dews, sure enough.
Such dews IN We have had in the Arkansas
Valley made old Noah hump himself about
building that ark which we read about in q
book that the editor of the Times probably
never saw,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-03

The frame school house m Tie First ward
was bureed to the ground iast Thursday
night. How the building sver took ffsis .
mystery upon any conjecture, except that It
was set IRE. Its destruction is ~ insxpiics-
BILE ~ was that Of the central school building
burned last January. We believe the build
ing was owned by w. C. West and was In
sured for about half its value.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-03

Hon. VIM. r. Hackney. Of Sumner county,
was in the city last week, being called here
on legal business before the district court.
We see by the Winfield papers that Mr..
Hackney is candidate for the State Senate.
Having served in the Legislature with him,
we know in such position be has few equals.
lie is not only an interchangeable worker, but
nothing escapes mis- attention. Quick In de-
bate and incisive in words it is his delight to
attack every measure which conceals u posi-
bile job, while the interests of his own con.
stituency are ever paramount. Cowley owes
her exclusive senatorship Of to-day to ". r.
Hackney.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-03


The editor Of the Beacon expresses his dis.
like of the EAGLES pacific course. 1t is 4
pity that strict attention 70 his own bust.
ness fails to fill the measure Of our neighbOr's
ambition for notoriety The EAGLE has Civ.
en- an honest, full and impartial statement Of
the whole question ut issue, in which was
disclosed more facts than were known to the
Beacon aud all its friends, and which included
the claims of the railroad company As also the
defined views of our people without SO much
rs a coloring OF opinion or advise Of its editor.
The Beacon has simply stopped over. The
EAGLE has been self contained. We can give
whole columns of substantial reasons for the
EAGLES course, reasons involving vast ma
terial. present and future interests Of our
people, but we can't think Of n single one
that would justify the Beacon's play upon
prejudice and bid for.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-03
Attention 18th Cavalry.

The members ofthe l4th Company VI csv,
airy Kansas State Militia will NEST promptly
At Eagle Hall. in the city Of Wichita. on June
sth. $50. at o'clock p. m. for tire purpose
Of elecfing one Captain. one First Lieutenant.
enc Second L;rutsnsnt, and to eouraeie the
Organization Of ssid coapssy.- 81
By order Of JOHN L. NApDUx.
loI Captain and Recruiting O0cer.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-03
Proposals for Indian Supplies and
TRANSPORTATION.

AsNsSopSh ASAiOu.
DEPARTMENT ~ sHE INTERIOR
Dtyfcs ar istsss AsFsssa
Nssngsofss MAJ 49, I.Sa
-ess~-l f'vejsesis fsfossss fr.s,r.ssis for Jss.s
Bacon, tlouf, clothing ~ rsaHsss.rfsf,yn. a,
"a shs eass nsnl be jana rsir.es~d 10 the com
ter street ses tsrt, ~fiI 10 res~fse-i ia, n
NJ u Monday, Jaa-s sits iyss Tor far,iI4niss f,f
tbs tn'iiss -<rsses, si,sst
- 80 t>ssAtis ~ tsaeysss
Ss,sss On possss t<.f, ~. TIA hss,fs
"a ,4G pounds 5exes.
s.ass lssassss i.stsns sssdsrt
J.S6, 9U fss4sssss corr.
- ,sSs' Issossss ssss<.
r,SG, nss Jsyssda ssur;
I'll. nS ysssads fs>sj;
- 90 ysssfnsls hard brad
u, $50 lsauhsi~ hstalsy;
p - sspsiSsis sss.l,
- hArssie lssYf
XXI - s>snnds nee;
III x1 n ssnti4 tes
- ~ sv,ss'ft. t.tsesof
-. go jSstsssfs sA1f.
NJ 80 j<ssA8ds ssesp:
,g1 Is1sds ~ss1s.
80 .ss .ssszds sugar
-. - fn.n5s zbsxt
si<s1of - J&sf If
JsSssasz ~ So Tss.sss
-tsstsfsi essien. So f<s snssss.
L,rs5linF. $3.50 fsrTsxl
fs~ct. les $50 fsrs;ss
Tt~sssss. II asn Fsssis.
..isss,ssss, 81 .iss sarfs,
E<stsszs }psss j, 80 ysrs..
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EssTs ssesfssx. III We ytr,fse
s.lssfh es sbesfsox l. a<s ysrssa
us kefy sAsssiag - sss rsfs4.,
a+ses s&sys3nx. : - ssrfs,
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aae0Isf frs~'~y.ss. sssssns. hss-ss~s.. Md
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hsros<ss E$svs. ssass ssyks. 80
Als 1nn<r<yfe<s1.s Ssss ssss b n t4s ss,ssss&.
zesss - ssfb<s-s sh4s s<As sess - srxsrse.>st
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1$1s nn<s - s'sess ssss - isssr<sssss<~t Hssras
s~as - ssssrs sE ~ sss<3s aeA 4zaxxssziss ~
= 80 tssrs ssFs5ss> e~xafs~4 fsr ssrf &xsx<f
- ~ sszrss - Ssnasztt>e. IN gs~ss a ~
eAcSs S>Sss s<a ssss<iss. b,xstAs~ vim AssAk
frsts~a<s - t&Ms 81 4s4fs~sa - 800 -
s.ssszs = = siaeefv~S = sszl~rs Hsss 49, sss<s
81 Asstss<T s~sw< - s<-essxar1 go ,.s.,-.-f
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ssstv&f sess VII - sssxl.Aes e1<r xssss~s -.
= - i.szxAs ssfs<s ia ssAssx q - =, srss.,ss
g As< q Ss~stsr xtx~sa &ss fss4 y r =
at@ksssy. Ne SsfSasss tfSs.. s~~ tevt us.
y s7~s- SA- - jss~ss - <~~ s,-s ga -
sSs tsFtszszis saevsss - ,re~3.f<se~ -
sAkaSn. sort f<ezs e~f a prxs f~es.~w..ssu,.
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skseass q -sexx ss9r
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senss< asrs ss~asss sss sasstss - - preset :.
~ s-sspsSx -
tsssgsgs 1s&<n<
ssss l4a~ ssssss " ses<nx@.sed - ,srslzsvs
rss>ks ssez ssas fpses1 ~ssAns asse@sss~rtr -
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-03
Attention Company.

The members Of the llth company cavalry
are earnestly rsQuesesd b meet u One's gsl.
lery, Saturday 1t o'clock p. m, - We must
have an election Of oficsrs before We can
draw our arms. Col. Maddux and myssli
have agreed to meet at the above place. Let
Us have good turnout.
{. G. THOMPSON,
to-l Recruiting Offcer.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-03

s'The fields are white unto harvest" Daily
can be seen moving out Of town reapcrs and
self binders and headers and the great header
racks. all Of which betoken that another
wheat harvest is upon us. Already the mer-
~ rattle of the machines can be heard here
and there, before which are falling the
spreading ranks OF golden grain. But little
wheat viii probable be cut this week. owing
to the cool, wet weather Of the past few days
which has tended to keep the grain growing
and green. That the harvest win be at least
an average one now seems certain enough.
There are exceptional failures but on the
other hand, many fields will yield very large
The grain is reported universally good, full,
plump and heavy ~
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-03

John Greaser, Of Conway, Iowa, writes us
TO know the price of catsmOunts, wild cats,
cayotes and badgers and bears per pair, - he
desires TO purchase. At present Jacks has Il
corner on the market, and we advise our
Conway friend to hold for break.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-03
MARRIED.

Al the residence Of William c. Wood, in
Lincoln township. by Geo. VI. Wight, ESQ.,.
Mr.. Thos. h. Mellow and Miss Arnetta
Smalley. on the aeth day of May: all Of Sedx.
wick county. kaI.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-03
Farm Tor Sale.

A half section Of land-the east half Of sec
ton I, township 8, range east, one-half Of
it under good cultivation, good house and
barn, two wells, running water the year
round, within four miles Of railroad station
a orchard and over thousand forest trees,
four-year old hedge al round, which
l Wiz sell for $500 Per. acre, one-half
cash, tho balance SAi time. Apply on ~
premises. 236 B. g. BALLnNTINx.
Hacker 1 Jackson have the best Fort Scott
Red and TFihidsd Goals. They sell Il wAels-
sale and retail. Give them . cali. 21.tf
We have In stock lot Of unlsuudried
shirts, linen bosoms, at so cents-cheap.
BIrTrNG Bros.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-03

A. A. Hyde starts in day or two for Mas
sachusctts. his native State. taking his family.
who will spend the summer among the old
New England hills. MIR. IL. will be absent
about month. We wish them pleasant
trim, as do hundreds of Others
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-03

The first st. Louis mail over the new road
went cut Tuesday morning, the first one re-
ceived was Tuesday night. The route agents
are employed on the road between Wichita
and Pierce City, but the eastern mails will be
received principally over the other road until
further orders
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-03
Cattle for Sale.

We have two hundred head Of good cattle
for sale, from good work oxen down to year
lings in lots to suit the purchasers. Call on
or address J. 7. Hammers & Co., Clear Wa
ter, Sedgwick county. Kansas S-4ts
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-03

Dir. A. 6. Lindsay, gentleman Of expert
enee. has become associated with Geo. W.
Maffett, in the publication Of the Anthony
Republtcas. Success TO the new firm.
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-03

The st. Louis and San Francisco's new pas
senger train consists Of three coaches and an
express and mail car, painted dark and gilt.
pulled by engines with brass covered cylin-
prefty trnins
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-03

aouck, aged Eve weeks, died on Saturday
morning last, and was buried from their
home Sabbath afternoon, the services being
conducted BY Rev. J. ID. Hewett, pastor Of
the Presbyterian church. The little white
fingers were softly folded and the dainty hui
man form, mayhap too delicate for this cold
world, sleeps as her pure unframed spirit
takes its flight beyond the Jasper sea.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-03

Bill Richie Is In from his farm on the MIN
nescah Sixteen bushels to the acre Of wheat
aad Q hundred Of corn Is the way he figures.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-03

A complete change has been made in the
system OF Accomplishments Of lands by the
Department, as will be seen by letter Of in
struction TO the land Office here, which we
publish elsewhere
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-03

Several quite severe cyclones occurred last
week in different portions of the west, Of
State experienced touches of two, one down
in the flint hills and tho other over at Atch-
ison. One in Texas was destructive to life
and property.