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~ W00d kOo.-177 eaAko noAA "a
II 0elther--11o bOle lime 70 onod arAss--e empty
Ia~s ii ~ $50 rI9s wa1orstn6 ri j Nuilan--
csr lunnhar jUhn Hobeon Hon--l boz sa0dlery III.
ford naftia Hon 81 M n mdao i r M0rrtaOn. - 1ota
plovatu6 hox md * o Z r Z Coll boxes hats
A q &. Tavv--u ID n Helden--9o dozen brooms W q
gnh rah.oher Hirsnh-e harrowa 10 Folrer kco-7
hhis hama as tnhs hnttor Nilsr Dricnbv Aoo-2O0
bhis aonr oar hav En- Mcfylo.kev Z. Hcnderaon-2O7
haieu hsv Patton Reneaiot-41 hble wine / Dbl
brandy i. Block--,o boxes hats b R,eenherr-l bag
alta / i. Lyonn-t caae ehoea Dnrieu--a boxes Of
hardwara NfanfFer Macreadv Gco-a nlnws n r Woat
aundrieslto order-Total GOO bnles cotton
,s.,,. =, a. ,.,.. .,..,, A,,,n w.. . p,sh- 4,
Walden. Havkiu 4 Roherts-3 Nh a. mdse M /. Nav.
ra-2O bbls whisky Joseph Vienee-I5O aacks peas to
j r lsaithe --YoS 40 Marlin broWaO. do n Chsrlsnd
l9O bbla lime Snodprass-2tO pkQs beer g nj Kra-
mer--lao 40 Gen Yalats--oOn keTs n Wall tank
al InanranCe III Tank Cn1 Gar lumber n Cti.-45
head cattle Mau pin-a7 bdis paper J Meyer-l5
nkrs mdse to Haller-s bbls vhiakv L Lyons-2
bbis sausage Doherty-10O tubs butter to order
IS do Heidenheimr r Bros-ao do Geo Seligson-lo
nkps pals Thoe Smma g. I,evv--5 hbs whisky Ball
& Manu. do cs do Tramwsy Zoo ca leather to
John Frank &co-6 boxea tobacno Hudson 4 Martin
ie do Hernsheim & Bro-l5 do Moore. Str alton &
Lehman Gco-43 pkgs mdse @ Morris-5 boxes
tobacco kellum Kpbn5on-2 do Waokerbarth d.
JOsepn-snndries 10 order TOTAL " baleS cotton
Train NOS boxes collins Eppner 4 Vanoe-10
pkgs plows Mcalnnis d Bro Dbl whisky Gar
m,she-s5 tubs butter 5Oi sacks peas Heidenheimsr
oS.n-on I 1. .nng Tses si,m. pv1s
do Herneheim Il Bros pkrs lea Skardon 4 viii
som bbls sanaage & Dohertv-l Dor mdse /. Ly-
ems q saws d Uslsman & bro--5 boxes tobacco to
Sarazin-5 teroes hams Prevented Il Pfeifsr-
bbls roots q w Dawson koo-3 pkgs mdso Kirk
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LIVERPOOL.
HARRISON LINE.

The eteamshiD
MEDIATOR.
Hanney. Commander
will sail ongor about March Is. 1850. from hars
wharf. foot Of Monte9ut street,
VIII receive cotton and sign through bas1s y
fading for the Continent. between Havre apWs
Oronstadt. -
These steamships. being Of light draft. WIN
cross the bar OF the Mississippi at all klzeAS
without detention.
For freight apply to
LUCAS e. MOORE.
0e20 IL 1876 6ravfer street. up stss1A
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-RxpaYfa.

BREMEN-Por steamship Camellia-l200 bales
cotton 1919 bushels corn in bulk
LIvERPOOI-Psr steamship PiAptAin-le66 bales
cotton 86g6 sacks 0oake go sacks cornmeal 81 bbs
Gotten eeed oil
KEY WEST VIA CEDAR KEYS-Per steamship
Clinton-Eor Key West-4O bbls flour 800 sacks do
100 teross hams 50 bbls fertisers 700 pkgs shocks
For Cedar Keys-l00 bbls -four
PENSACOLA-Per steamer Amite-20 bbls hour
~ bbls pork bbls lard 67S sacks corn 20 sscks
bran Is bales hay 50 pkgs tobacco
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MARINE NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. I
March 1e, 1850.
Cleared Yesterday.
Br steamship Camellis, Smith. for Bremen
A X Miller Zoo
Br steamship Plantain. Psarse, for Liverpool
AK Miller eco
Clinton, Henry for Key West via Cedar
Keys GA whitney eco
Steamer Anite Costello, for Pensacola-
ON Soria
Arrived.
Br steamship Dumdrof Johnston, 51k days from
Savannah, to A K Miller &oo-4th dist
Ger bark Auguste Won Hartsn, % days from Mar.
settles, to A X Miller kc0-P0nt
gT1AMDoATS.
j NJ White, Holmes from Argyle
Silver City, Scovell. from Shreveport
Laura Davis Crawford, from Washington
John Howard Lindsey. from Camden
Fair Play, Papineau, from Upper Coast
isabel. O'Pry, from Lower Coast
Whisper, Comstock, from Bayou 0oula
Nmma irvine. Ruiz. from Lower Oossa
Belle. ----. from Bayou Lafourohe-returned In
dstress-nO CARGO
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LAFoURCnE,

INDEPENDENT BEMI-WEEKLY NEW Or
LEANS. COAST AND LAFOURCHE
PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY at D. m. and'FRIDAY
- FOR WAY LANDINGS ON COAST
and Bayou Lafourche-The A No.
passenger packet
BELLE,
Max Blanchard, Master,
John Webre and o. J. Blanchard. Clerks.
every SUNDAY ana IL dayi HSaa
For freight or passage apply onboard or to
Y. 81. BkRNARD. st, Louis st.
3. HENO, 40 Cont st.
p. 8. Goes through to Lockport on the
Thursday trip.
BEMI-WEEKLY COAST AND BAYOU La
FOUROHE.
Leaves every TUESDAY at p.m.. and 6ATUR-
DAY at 10 q. NJ
The Al passenger packet
ASSUMPTION,
r, A. Oharlet master
.Edw. Nicolle. and ]. w. Lagroue. clerks.
Will leave as above. returning down the coast
every MONDAY and THURSDAY In daylight.
Sor freight or passage apply On boaTd 1r to
los Decatur, near st. Louis street,
p. B.-Has clerk on the landing during the
day, at the head OF Btenville street. to receive
freight. no12 sm
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TEXAS.

A& FOB INDIANOLA--gteamer leay.
9Anin Ing Morgan City on WEDNESDAYS
s and SATURDAYS connect at Galveston with
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GfnA FOR CORPUS CHRISTI, VIA GAL
s WESTON
eTEA MsMIP ARANeAs
Will sail from Morgan City 49,.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-29

~ p,ey e ~ Usisa Svy, pesssssse y
- psepis e Wlshia Ills week. = -
Ou,ess nouss, b ~ y iehits sssards. ss.s''
ei b. ethsr lsaies ard geatleneu q Ne es.y'
and IN under The nanageoest d CoseneI =
\. Temple, 8 the most intsssesy tsssress'.s
drans that was ever presented TO our people,
The old solder. Of this city and the ~ sroo"c-
ise country, o., indeed, any one who reeos-
lects snything OF the histnsy Of the
should not fail to zee this play during INC
week. Il win well repsy trip Of tweSJ
miles from the country. The excttement
with which the news was received Of me
hrinr on Sumter. the enrolling o1lce, The en-
listment Of men, the parting Of the so'd'sF
from home and friends. the midnight bivouse.
the battie-aeld OF Shiloh after night, the ago
nv Of the wOusded soldier. the prisoner
wounded and starving In Andersouvtl'e, the
mueiny OF the prisoners, the shooting Of the
drummer boy BY the prison guard. the sur
render Of Lee. the return home and the greet
ing OF friends all were illustrated in way
that ~. IIfe-like. and ut times 70 startling
and full Of psthos that old soldiers, and many
whose reco lections Of those times will never
be forgotten. were moved to tear. On the
other hand there were many amusing incl
dents: The drilling of the awkward squad,
the Yong and dance OF the contrabsnd, etc /,
brought down the house.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-29

The s.sie ~ hhi-s,,
To J.hn Jxs,bs. MI Is.,-,iss. Asss v
jsr,.bs. Ers = fsss,.s. Nsr.sss lac shs, tiisr,
T.. Jsfeslbs. Herman y Jkc Do snii ellie y his-
ney. be!s- of kiassbsp Jscobs. late 81 tho .si.5
e,sis.tf s.: -ssiswiet. dscss 81, s.ssi Jsas. "a
ksn-ssfn AID 4 Liam burr fpu naG -. b -
you are hsfsbs sstidssi that MstRssst VI ssesl..
Aiinini trntris 81 the E late ~ IinztLsa Jx~aL
siress-ei 'iit 20 the ss,e cav ~ tssassy 4, -
lss,. ale 10 The .,iirs ~ the ~ bate Iatixs 81
-edss iek ,s,,i'.sF kss-ss a p.titiss s-tiag IT,
the -sis -; the i,llssiss 'is.srIici real s-sals
sttnsts Ia The said s,.fnts 5f siss III 4 -tss.
II ksD@ss tt-Eit ID. Wet half ~ the -s.stf.
" ct gssftsr "a ~ sssti,.n three . 81 tnsH.hi
- sass --eSen q. .ssitb ~ mage ss.t ne.
tsis-z eiThfy sete- more less, fsY the t.y,s,~s
~ Earrnet ~ the sie,ts ADD pen 81 sfnfsl.-
teri sz its estate o The -nid Eiss;ss8 IAss. Dc.
rsa esi -Efd ystiii5p viii lie heard 80 the afsies
Of the srs.i,sts Jsiys ia Hisbifa, ~oustf ssa
stsf@ sfsr, stt spot the lfth asy 20 tsisr.sry A
u. i--,. n 10 .''sioes : " a shioh fliss a a
lsrs sou iii sst hssd "A ~ sss Their
10 Ht rssr hail nat iss ryis y the .siiss.s
% .si'i real tate la sfsssIre ssfs tho IRA 80
~ -sii isfitlss NtitsAHkt u Ja..bH
Aatn's. ~ the estate - Elnsshss Js<ash<, id
49,. Vim. q, Little. sn'y f,r y~siti,s.r
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OKLAHOM

At meeting of the citizens OF Seagwick
county neld at Eagle Hall. January Gath. ~
which Judge Harris was elected President
and John Kelly Secretary, the question Of
opening up the Indian Territory was discus
scd by different persons both in the aiiirma-
tive and negative. and decided in favor OF the
Affirmative by a decided majority. Judge
Campbell offered resolutions pertaining 10
railroads territory. etc. which, after full
discussion, were withdrawn.
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D.. i,esss, uenys .ssssia ~ jhe 49,.
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w sirtss ~ ~ yrs'sr ~ -ais i-~sa~i sst ~ iss
tssrssf Court - The 18th ss<i<ss. i,s.fffsf "a
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samuel t~ss = stsiststsss : sx3i.h o.ls
4 hsxi,.h ths',.. i,..:. ns'sy D,.r,.
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sf dsreh ., i<ss. 30 4 e'ei.~rs . M ~ ~.
s.s.rfass-. dor lssiar ne ffsi u he heiais.s
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spr,ssp D. shs kirhs iss,sa4r for .. q B.. h. :.
al t.s ,,sht tiiis AS iA.sr-t u %. a<sspsis.l
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stds,.sss &, tbs tsxs ~ s.eAs;s t<sfs ss's a..
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bss- ~ ~ al g. I'D sss hss.s,~d = q
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s~s fssr feet - II the -susk sss q Faes a IL
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aid as<fts-c No fsestt tn ess~S s~r9r s-f
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bearsr~s s.f a~eFsfy tvs & ~ fs~f sk-a~s .-..sa
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Fears have been expressed by great many
that the warm. pleasant weather we are hav-
ing will put the fruit buds forward so that II
cold wave coming LATER will destroy them
But one Of the best fruit growers In the val
ley says that II Is n mistake. First. because
the nights ARE 80 cold second. that the sap
is not in the tree. and the alternating warm
days and coid nights is only putting the buds
through hardening process which will re-
qure very hard freeze to affect them. The
apparent swelling Of the buds which the
warm sun causes will work no injury as long
~ the sap remains dormant.
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THE FRENCH TREATMENT.

FOR ALI. NERVOUS DfiENSEs,
Consfit0tional Debility, FrAansted ritalhy.
Loss Of fnryy and .zabitfon, Cesevafire Veal
"ess. Ineb,itfy. Herrops Lssomnis. Hsrross 7r.-
mors. Palpitation and all Functional Lerang.
,ments IF tie Hesrf, Female Wsskssss, Hysferi.
Epaepsy Or FIs, aud Ill nervous affection.
whether arising from the excessive Use %
strong tea, coffee, tobacco, opiates, alcoi,oli.
>timuiants. over mental and physical exer
ton. or early indi-crete habits and cxcesse.
during matarer years.
This is the GREAT FRENCH CURE sc
much used and relied on by the ablest phys,-
clans 81 France and other countries tor tn.
cure Of class OF nervous and private di.ea-.
es 50 very common. II gives strength anc
vigor to the weak, nervous aud deblitated
confidence To tie iimid. shy and bashIui. re-
stores weak memories. cures sick headache
weak bacas. p:mpIcs on the face, palpitatin-
neart-, aud returns 10 the Respondent once
more the fresh bloom Of youth.
The FRENCH TREATMENT. with specia
advice AMI tull instructions. can he had at
DIR. LOSEE & BROS Di-pen>ary.
Wichita, Kansas.
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Ariense's Ect;c,.
In the matter ~ the s.i<nmsst Of " X $50
Tor the bese 10 ~ hi credit ".

Ia the matter ~ the ..ixrmsst Of " X stone
Tor the be.e 10 ~ hi, credit ".
Notice D. hereby given that the upsier-l sns.
a--ia Ia the ai,fse sntItiSi natter, wlII, a.
the In DAY sf June, 80. 49,. al the u.aes d.
the Ierk ~ the al trirt Court of .-lgwsek a.
~ ksusss, iD tho sitk 20 sichita Ia ssii .au-
~ ,ee-'i iublis, u siJa-t AID si.a .trn,s 81
assit the r.sists ID sert. - the all ss-isae
1T all place. = Il ..n AT In . - thu tss s..s.
-sruii,e aSy thereafter ssd ~iIi u,nsrssrs m.
sljp fIuet ID Ai,-.asucss Vf f<sns III s.sis
the trust fss..'i !, ~sid mailer. ut a'rIsrt y
Ar c..rtisas the sne iatii ,s'ci 81 y -. ..
sf eE. ~ ssId three sisf-. ~ all rrs.iit,r, {. u
that III tieasi nj said is.e ii.srft abe -aId tls
si,,sfstsf. sud delegate al IN. ref 70 N,
ri &c. the rsiurs sAj sai,thf # theiy denss al
shall he rseiu.ss. fs,at ~ bes-i; ~ aid s-fss
.iss. :. i,sJ. Stsl 70 Il .Tttisw-
ss-s pss A-sl..As. ~ y l. stlas
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-29
RAILROAD MEETING,

The following j. the report Of the railroad
committee before the mass meeting which
wa, convened at Eagle Hall on Saturday last
wAEREAs. Long depression Of national in
slu.trie> aud rOnilierre has driven Us refu gee.
io the desert. which we are laboriug IL re-
deem Ia the commercial wealth AMI strens tn
of the nation under circumstances OF the most
depressing embarrassment for want oi more
direct communications with the source OF
sur required supplies aud market for our
vast agricultural productions. Aud.
WHEREAS. This vast region, How the home
Of hundreds OF thousands OF farmers, was ten
years ago the favored haunt Of the bunale.
elk, deer and auteS pc. now passed aud xon~
'orever Their history Is to Us A. tradition.
4 ID,
WHEREAS. With due reverence to truth
this departure OF the trophies of the chase hs.
left the Indian the INDECENT ward OF the gov.
erGment, stripped OF his poetry and rom zIce
lie eagerly adopts all the vice. and reject. all
tue virtues OF crude border intercourse.
which 10 rstaer q vandxi than chri-rian sp-
proaca To- christianity. All d,-int-r.-t,d M.
tell, gent experience condemns u policy tu,t
would ciyihxe the indian 10y precep. instead
Of quick, direct Intercourse. with tiie xdyau-
tascs oil we'll orsantxsd civilization and COM
mrrre. Aud.
VIE EAs. The commerce, civilization aud
commerce @, al isolated peop.e. b-.th siv,iix-
big has,s throusa the Indian TERRITORY In
petition therefore
Resvir<. To tue Seuafc and House Of Rep-
resensstiscs Of tue United states Of America.
in COagres. os-embled. greeting Your petit
tiouers. loyal citizen tax payers Of the COM
m0nwealth Of Kansas, representative Of hun.
drrds Of Thousands OF people and miilioas Of
doiisrs OF agricultural sn,i commercial inter-
cts. wai.h l. depressed and embarrassed ,or
want oi coinssussczstson thrvuga t.,r.r na,ar-
al outlets ivts'cir proper inArnsts oi export
aud tatt cs,. Il" husni'. pray III your n.avr.-
be os'ds perm, >>ou sor lse o,,-s.su OF s,u "a &
higawats 3ccr>cip,c 30 r-iirstaI eo.-tr Isslsu
through lac ia.iiza Territory.
.esfscsf. TIE ends .. pu.iir Justice are
eusisensiy CONSERVED 10y sTs..ii Z t..is yri,ll-
eye ~ cvsn,sscG naga~a,, or tIorosi. a:.re.
Ia ss~u r~ssr,ai coul,,zile. AZ may al osx-
cuus:ruct ta~ir isue> thereia with sra,S posi-.
be decay.
Rsss1ps1, We view with deep sparshenssoa
TIE enorts 81 designing foreign ins<rests =
prc.eatrd IN do9sc SKI now pzssed se,osd
suaSiaS = sccasrs > spccst~t,ss srAScssss IL.
!D.cAi - qua 10 .-sssss.s- -sS Co.. -s.ss w-s.
fare, seIse tae s.s.as. ot essf ~ &c. . TO -
sss'i effstssft gai{aJt c.sssEirisss.Jo, A. !
t4S ssfeasei -dlspfe-s4s,ss -. .s-i.ssf.-is az
Il IA ..Iss s-.s sos5t wIstssss. -. ..r
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OLD SETTLERS REUNION.
OF COMMITTEES, ETC.


A special meeting OF the Old Settlers Asso-
citation wss held in the EAGLE Office on Sat
uriay. January 24ti, to arrange Tor tine an
m,lal dinner aud ball.
On motion II was ord, red that the annual
dinner and bal, be given ia the Opera House
on Thursday, February -. 1888 !. owing TO t,s
act Oi Sunday being tue I'D.
After some discussion the following com.
nittees were appointed:
Comm. ttee OF Arrangement.-Wm. Mai.
ihew>on. J. I. Holmes. L. NJ. Garrison. Mr..
Sewton. Mrs. John Falken>tein. Mrs. ". T..
stanley. Mrs. Kate Martin. Mrs. Perry VII.
.im. MR.. F.irhhcirncr. Mrs. Mary Newton.
irs. W. b. liutchi.on.
Committee ON Reception OF Baskets-R. +.
>on. Mrs. Meagher. Mrs. DR.. GreeUlee, Mrs.
". A Shuman, Mrs. Geo. Williams.
Committee on Ta5le--Mr~. J. I. Holmes.
,lr>. Kate Marin. Mrs. Fanny Waiker. Mrs.
J. NJ. Steele. Mrs. William MattheIn.on. Mrs.
Il. J Hills, Mrs. DIR. Allen. Mrs. 4. N. Gar.
ri,on. Mrs Fitzgerald. Mrs. Butler. John VI.
Martin, ". ~. Williams. Perry Wilkin.
ON motion the chairman Of the Executive
Committee was instructed to request through
the papers Of the city that Mi old settlers reg
lister their names with the Secretary who
would provide blanks for that purpose.
II wa also ordered that the various com.
mittces meet at the parors Of the Douglas
Avenue House, OH Thursday, January 18th.
y. M. Tor the purpose Of perfecting their
organizations and arranging plans to make
the forthcoming annual reunion the event o.
the season.
hoped every one appointed ON the above
named committee. will be In attendance al
the Avenue House promptly on the day and
at the hour mentioned.
". r. NUrCHfSnN Secreiary
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II the general public would only learn thai
poor spectacles are very detrimental to tn,
eye. An experience Of thirty years enable.
me to select only such optical goods u. az,
necessary for the preservation and restora.
ton Of the eyesisht.. which we all prize 81
highly. vi all the Spectacles aud Eyeglasses
ever handled. none ever gnve -uch ab.oli,,.
satisfaction rs the Lazarus & Morris perfect.
I'd Spectacle-.
Sedgwick county.
n. BIO peddlers are supplied with these
goods. 3a-,hn
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Notioe far Publication

LAID Once 81 wirhita, Ka4s.ao, ia. nh. r.
N"tirs T. hereby x5ses tAas Tire Hos lag nam
81 settler ha nisd n"stce ~ BIZ iatesstn t. make
is.ai ir in >assissrt ~ hts claim. asd ser.
II 81 eatsy thereSa sd that saii prof viii BE-
M ie bef.sre the C. = LAssi st0cs. - wichita
nan ~. o. ~axarsiar Mach ssh. fssp, Jeaathas
Bald ! q. lid. No ~ = the Y sc -. los -
-hip s., spath mage 1esst . d names thr fliow-
lag ~ his uttsesses. via: Ds-jnsnis Mich 10 .
II heatou. Batter ioonty ksa-as. . a Jacob
Hays. Isaac Rohsrts snd yoAs Hartley. Psu-iAi
fsaeier Coasty kaases 3. l. WALKER,
rs 9exfssur
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Out Of Work.

There be those whO say tuat there need b.
no unempioyment-shat there is work Ia.
all, IL they VIII but do il. " hat We have sa !,
Is, let every Que who has "a cough or cold TAX,
Iall's Balsam ut once. 1t Is the only reliab.
remedy, that never fails TO cure. 43-st
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E5uca

c. Tucker p;aisst T. y. gs~e. Y sors dssss-
d. & s-<f ~ MisuScA gn-tirs ( the rsa>e -.s
& c<s.rt t,va-hip. Ia -et< ~ick .o Kss-a.
all .seses 10 4 hsTetr ri 70 fhst the 81 &.
stss 50: 10 s.sar. isps Srier II ssxarh .o~at Gs
the -un 70 sixty i II 1900 ~. the -
hzm>t Ia~;tee 4 The Pease asasass HI. eus,ds. g.
the se estistet a-si ~. . II shat ali cane
siii ss hesrd the al. sias ~ sessa AIRY sss
NJ s'cl.lck. D ~ 4. TIskkg.
AS ttfe.t A. Giauirh. r. Piai sftd.
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No commission. Money loaned on real c.
tate without commission. I have the money
here and make paper. payable here Inter-
est payable annually. Make note OF this
aud call and see me.
will make limited number Of loans on
chattel mortgages. ORce over @. Y. Smith
/ Cos -tore. J. 4. WINDSOR.
Wichita. January Is, 1890. 4s-tf
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A ,nan living ut or near Atchison who 10
the posscssor Of goose bone aud bellows in
its power TO foretell the weather says he
reads from the bone that the coolest weather
OF this winter is yet to come and lac advises
the people ~ lay In supply OF coal and be
ready for IL. We did not learn whether he
was = coal merchant with large stock on
1an mr.
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Tuesday McCampbell & Search. OF Wichita
went down into the Territory after horse
thief who had stolen = horse from OF the
street in that city. The horse was LETT tied
while the owner went into barber shop 70
get shaved. aud the bold shist loosensd the
animal sud rodO OF. They ishssd their man
hssw.su kingsnan sad Harper. but waen
shey ztts,n. 'e q head him of he gave tAc,.l
the -iip. wnem 10, heard rom they wSse
~ q VsVaes- ahhst &1SssAsa
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Mrs. Cuimss, the lady who Was bitten by
pup supposed to be mad went to Illinois and
had a maidstone applied to the wound but ii
faicd 10 act and she returned home last week
The wound has healed up and all fears OF n.y.
drophobia have been dispelled.
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squad Of young men went from the city
one evening last week over the river to IL bal
unbidden to have some fun they put it.
SeQual WAS several black eyes, aud general
routing OF tie entire crowd. A wholesome
lesson, which no doubt the majority OF them
will prulii ly
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Notice.

All persons knowing themselves indebtc,
40 me will please cali upon l.. 5. Alaglii, q
my former place u business. aud seltie tneli
accounts. MIR. Aayal viii hold these ac
counts u rcasonab.v length vi time, ate.
which they will be p,avcd in nay lawyer,
.,aud. for collection. Respectfully,
All J. Il. DunscOmb
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DIR. Losee is an educatedphy-i an inie-
fatigable student. and an accomplished chem
i>t and compoun er OF medicines, highly de-
serving Of public confidence and patronage.
In addition to the drug business, r.l.o-ee ha-
an increasing practice. and in some classes Of
diseases is speciaIi.t.-Bteeoa
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Attention.

All persons knowing themselves indebted
TO the firm Of Hartwig Co.. will please cali
and settle Immediately and save cost The
business must be closed up.
john {. MURPHY. Receiver.
Wichita, kansas. November II, 1879.
33-sf
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Or. LOSE { Or 5.
MEDICAL DZSPENNARY.
30 Douglas Avenue,-

For the sale 81 Medicines and Medical Mercha .
disc ii all kinds, surgical GoUd, aud Appliance ,
a. Trus -es. boulder braces. Elastic i.o.si- oi
which We shall keep the most approved kind. and
AID Surgical treatment Of all diseases, Acute.
chronic or Private.
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The revival meeting. at the NJ. T.. Church
are growing in Interest each succeeding
night. On Sabbath morning some ten or
twelve Joined on probation and by letter, and
ut the evening service the large and spacious
church was Tiled almost to its utmost ca
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The Old Settlers held meeting in the EA-
GLE Office on Saturday, which Was largely ut
tended. They have secured the Opera House
to hold their annual banquet anu ball In, OF
which due notice will be gwen by the proper
committee