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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23
KITCHEN AND MARKET GARDEN.

Celery, while in trenches for the win
ter. should not be allowed to freeze
hard-a moderate freezing does no
harm. The hay or straw for covering
should be ut hand when needed. A
soon rs the winter fairly sets in. the
covering. winch until then, was slight
should be made about one foot i'm thick
ness. Celery. in boxes, in The cellar, is
more apt to suffer srOm heat than cold.
The boxes. about nine inches wide. are
made Of old stuff. aud as long as con-
venient sci the celery in them as in
trenches. The boxes should be placed
their own width apar. thus avoiding Il
solid mass of celery. which would heat
and decay. The cellar should be as near
the freezing point rs possible.
Cold Frames will now need daily at
,ention. The plants kept m them are
not to grow. and should they start. they
would he rnined. The sasie, are Ia he
kept continue ~ closed only during the
,oldest winter weather: at all other
times. especially during the day, they
must he lifted. When the temperature
nf the atmosphere is above freezing, The
eashcs should be off altogether.
Cellars where roots are stored need
TO be kept .ol, otherwise the ro is will
shrivel or START into growth. aud be in
jurcn. Roots for liable use, il KEEP: in
earth or sand. are frc>hcr and better
ihan Others. -Imericoa 1gric"tartSf,
for December.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23
ORIGIN OF THE CEREALS.

II is n matter of interest that most Of
our cultivated grains cannot be traced
to their origin. The oai has been found
wild aud thoroughly indigenous though
not in ~ perfect "a condition for agri-
cultural purposes ~ tie form We grow !;
sIili, there il a Il ubt that the culiiva-
ted and wild forms are the same. Of
wheat, no form has ever been found
wild that any one could say was the
parent nfour kind: and botmnists be-
lievc thai either wheat has so widely
divcreed from the wild original that
the Relationship cannot be detected. or
that the wild original has entirely dis
sapcared from the earth, surface. The
last position is the generally accepted
one. though quarter Of century or
more ago ii French gentleman tried "a
series ofeXpcriiurnis by which he con-
clnded he had raised wheat from "A
wild grass Of thai country, by which
he had raised wheat from a wild grass
OF that country, by successive sclec-
tions though several generations. These
observations. however, do not seen.
To have carried weight with them a we
see no reference made Ia them BIZ those
fUilfteui Uttu VINO IiitNt betu ui>Cu>>iUX
The question.
Our Indian corn seems TO be more of
u mystery than sny Of the Others: for
no enc has ventured an opinion, that
We knew as to whether it Is an ,nprov-
ed race from some wild thing now lost
or the original wild plant itself. de-
: roycd by nature though preserved by
man. 1t was found by our old-worId
e,nigranis when tn, first landed here
in cultivation BY the natives. but no
where wild. This wa. especially the
ease with the Indians of Central Amer
lea but even the northern Indians or nj
least the squaws, grew corn. The
Winnebagos and other tribes about
Lake Michigan made corn culture an
especial feature using shells in the
place Of spades or hoes and rs this .!ny
the remains of their ''corn cellars
(ho.es in sandy groundj and corn hills
are among the mo>t interesting Of
their renain-.-G ermanforne Teie-
graph
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23
Sheriff. Sale.

District Court. Thirteenth Judicial bis.
triss- sedgwick County, Kansas.
2. >. Nicksr-on.
ssmue. Hutchinson. u. u. Richsfris and %,
Rogers, partners a. Richard. 4 Rogers.
and Vim. ~. Poik.
~ sirfue ~ an os,ics NJ sale isssssd cut Of
the District tossSs sf the thirteenth jsidleisi
district. sitting In AMI Tor ssdgnisk rsuBty,
kansas, wherein y, =. siskerson IL piaintiH,
and Safna.i Hutchinson. N. rs. Richards s,,a
- R-ser-. partners ss Richards 4 Hnsers and
VIM. N Polk are defendants, . VIII On
ksn1ey, hs I'D dog ~ sssse,v, 4. ~. issi,
being 81 thr frspt OF thr builaiaz kaewB q.
Eagle block on Dosgla. Asep1s, IL the city
~ Wichita. kasssr. offer for sale ut public
auction, n the highest bidder for ezs.s In
hand, all the right, tits aud interest ~ tie
defendants. samuel Hutchinson. ~. ~ Rich
sr,i. sssd ~. kirhsrsis. partners q. Hiebsf,is q
Rogers and VIM. ~. Polk. IN and q. the f,i-
irwing jesefsLed rad property situated ip
the county ~ ssdxgieh, state es ksrss., To
wit
The southwest quarter ~ II action No.
tsifseen fisj. IN township 10. tSsnfs bsss
~. -o,th Of range No. four 10 ~ast
said real properly j. issssS G.ics - the
properly 81 dsfsnjssss, ts'BesIi bsszisifsSn.
NJ. Richards and -. Rogers. partners a.
Esei,srd. A Rogers. end ws,. ". Pait. saa
VIII he seld 20 satisfy -aij order II .sls4
-bssib's office, Hirasta. ksnsss. SssStn-
Der ~, 4. u. i.<s.
u. ". VAR.
sheriff. sedsisies County. kssssz
Hsrrfs 4 Bsfris. f1sinah's Ai,sssexA
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23

To our news and job priating establish
ment we have added. within few days, tn
necessary machinery for . hrst-class book
bindery, blank and ruling establishmsnt
consisting Of power paper cutter, perforat'
ing machine, paging and numbering
machine, ruling machine, straw board
shears, large, Improved dry press, en-.
bossing tools, ETC., ETC., in fact, ev'
erything necessary TO the prompt exc
cution OF every description Of plain and or
namental printing. ruling and binding. The
enterprise is . venture, but we hope BY
good work to secure enough business to, at
least, make both ends meet. For years for
all the books used by county ohicers, town.
ship officers and city officers, the money has
been sent 10 other communities. We hope
now to be able to secure an such work, the
money for which will be expended At home.
There IL hardly . family In the city or
county, but what has volumes or magazines,
which, when bound, adds to the home libra
ry. Save.up your magazines and have them
bouad into books.
We hope 10 make the EAGLE Bindery .
great convenience TO southwestern Kansas,
especially to the counties and towns Of this
immediate vicinity, and trust we shall be
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23
eheri6.s sale.
District Court, fhirtrenth Judicial District,
scdgwick County, kaasss.
James X. q. sherwood,


james X. q, sherwood,
vs..
Sarah ,. Jefts, Harris Jefts and
Michssi Hierh.
by yirtne Of an Order " sale isstle.i cut Of
the District Court Of the Thirteenth Judicial
District, sitting in an Ter Seslgwick county,
Kansas. wherein James X. ~. sherwood IL
plaintiff. and sarah J. .Ieffs snd Michael
Bloch Defendants. will. on
keaday, "a. Cd day n -Jsssssv. 4. %. 1881.
nj : o'clock y. NJ. ut the Court House door,
being 81 the iront 81 the isuil.lfy known ~
Esgie block, ON Douglas avenue. In the rity
of Wichita. kansas, offer for sale, ~ public
ailcticu. 20 the highest bidder Tor es.h In
hand. all the right, title. and interest Of the
defendants, sarah ,. Jefts. Harris Jeftr and
Michasi Blecb. In and To the faliowing de-
seribcd real property, situated Ia ttss county
of sedgwiek. state ot Kansas, to-wit-
The southeast quarter al 80 section No.
seventeen ~, In township No. twenty :
eight f2si south ef range one 10 east
SAID real property 10 levied ppsu ~ the
property al defendants, sarah. i. Jsffs. fIar-
ris Jeft. and Michael Bloeh. aud wiil be soi.i
10 satisfy said Order ~ sale.
sheriff. office, wiehita. kansas. Sssem-
ber ~. its0
n. u. WATT,
sheriff, sesirwisk County, Kansas.
Harris Harris. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Nit
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23

In these nights of bite cold it will
not be anli.s to remind the poor that
Two or thru ea newspapers pasted to-
z, ther will afford as much warmth as nm
additional blanket. The paper should
he placed l..,w zen two thicknesses of
other covering. Paper coverIets are
now manufactured in England seven
feet bv five. and rod at 30 cents each.
They have been in use in China and
japan for thousands # wears.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23

Senator Dan voorhees,, Of Indiana, on en-
tering the United States Senate chamber, d
the opening on Monday, was startled by zee
ing on his desk IN immense pyramid Of Inn
mortelles six feet high, the pink grasses over
shadowing every color. 1t was built Of in
twined emblems Of war, justice and hope
the sword, scales and anchor. He ordered
It out Immediately. and seemed quite indig-
nant about it, having been placed on his
desk. Il must have reminded him Of his
familiar ppellation-s.The Tall Sycamore Of
the Wabash"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23


demonstrated It's ability TO build and equip.
We hope the road may now fall into hands
possessing the ability TO send its terminus
into this valley at least.
Al meeting at the NJ. F.. church Sunday
night. which was presided over by Rev. J.
d. Hewitt and addressed by Rev. A. l.. Vail,
permanent local relief society for the poor
OF the city was organized with the following
permanent officers President, W. S. Cor.
bett: Vice President, J. X. Sawyer; Treas
urer. N. W. Levy; Secretary, Mrs. Martin
Hellar which officers were chosen by com.
mttee consisting Of Rev. r. II. Sparks,
Charley Caldwell and II. A. Bliss. The or.
gaEixation Is timely and will find plenty OF
legitimate work upon Its hands. The corps
Of officers could not well be improved.
Another old landmark Of Topeka is to be
removed. The Quincy street NJ. E. Church
has Keen purchased by the Independent Or.
der Of Odd Fellows who will erect temple up
on the site. Aaron ID. Stevens. better known
rs Col. whipple. who was hung with John
Brown in Chariestown, helped to lay up the
walls Of the first story Of that old church
which wac built in proximity to an old earth
work fertilization Of queer geometrical form
used by the Free State boys and planned, II
we recollcct correctly, by the ''0rim Chief.
tain," Jim Lane. The walls Of the church
were Of concrete or stone and mortar piled
bUtuvUD WgQis nd cAsa alkvwUe = ~
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23
Saturday, December 18th,

The "Cariiif Giant" is dead. or ut
least he has gone out CT business, but
his place il filled by stone baby, which
the gullible public will soon be paving
its shebels to see. This new monsirOs-
ity halls from New Philadelphia, Ohio.
and it is asserted most positively in re-
gard to it that its flesh vas rs hard ~
stone during its life, which lasted one
wear.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23

az The pupils Of Mis-. Davidson
select school, will. under the direction
of their teacher. give an entertainment
at the Presbyterian church this We'd
nesday evening. The price OF adm.s-
sion will he small and any one wishing
{" spend a few hours pleasantly in do
no better than attend.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23
WHAT'S IN A NAMEi

Miss treen " = regular bllie.
Miss Scarlet looks pale n lily.
Miss Violet ne'er shrinks from view.
And Miss Wi.eman thinks all the men silly
Miss Wright she is constantly wrong,
Miss TickelI, alas! il not funny,
Miss Singer ne'er warbled song,
And in truth poor Miss Cash has no money
Mrs Knight il now changed into Day.
And Miss Day will soon marry u knight;
Miss Prudence has just run away.
Aud Miss Steady assisted her flight.
But success to to the fair, one and all,
No misrepresentation he making
Though wrong the dear sex to miss-call,
There no harm, let Us hope, in miss-taking.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23

Conkling is 81 years of age, Bayard
is 50. E'lmnnds is nearly Sc. Thurman
is 81 and Blaine will be 81 next January.
Bayard locks rs though he were not
older than forty, and of the Senators
mentioned he is the only one who NJ
WAYS appears TO be in vigorous health.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23


Ssigwick tcunsy. kansss.
Sssuss n y. sherwood,
Robert Montgomery, Thamss D.
foats. flartusls J. Fuass. Esrvnie p !
teuts. Cathertas fen,s, Wiley n
fsuts aud iIay- Bruthsrs,
ny virtue ~ m osder cf eslv tssusaa out Of tAs
District I oar. OF the thirssewlh JusliclaI sss-
tries, sitting IN sad for scig~ isk esuaty. kss-
and Robert Msnsxonsvy, Thsmas D rsat. sisr.
ind. ,. leats, EuSenia = fsata, eassssiss X
feats: Wiley II. Fonts asd Hsys HrosA.ss are
defendants, I viii. aa
Monday nc ~ sss ef Jr*.sry 4 n. txst,
81 O'clock p M, 81 The tongt uax.s sjp~r be-
ing n the froet ef the buiidinx kaswn - HasIs
DncA IN lbcs>giss Aves0s IN the essy ~ Wiakiis.
Kansas oder for sale. ~ I<sl,iis anrstos "a Inc
highest bidder for cash IN hand, ali the risht
tue nnss interest of the DESCENDANTS knfsrs sns-
gsmsSys ihemss ID, tvrts, Cisrinsa : Yoas.
y Funss sns; tssys Erothrrs IL and ~ HE sli.~-
log s,sscvtbsd resi rss,p~vIs. st;ssasef In The
county of >ssigw ick, Stats Of kanses, " VII
1he west half ~ % sectisn No eleven an
isNeert the esu hwsst quarter u the s-sutw a
quarter Of the southwest laasssy az ssrtisn Ne
eisvsbl, aud the partAsAst qaAnes of ssrsiau No
fturtesn ~; all In township No tssnty-~ixhs
(sSj ranse No. Gsas tp vest
SAID resi- property Il l~sirt sy~en ~ The prop
u. FONTS. tiarinsis } bouts, E,ixrnfx p Fauss-
Catherine y Fcues, wiley b Seuts sal HAYS
isolhers, snd Will he ssid W satisfy said order
Of rale y
sheriG's omce, wichita, kaass.. November
-, a. u ieeo " u WATT.
sheriff, sedgw ick eoeAty. Kansas
Harris 3 Harris, fiaintid's Attorney. A-s
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23

Emil9 DE Girardin, the great Paris
ian editor. has Ben Buffers habit If
docketing and pigcon-holing personal
memoranda, which he keeps for years
till they are wanted
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23

Fred. A. Sewers, well known throughout
the county, has purchased an interest in the
Republican of this city. and, we believe, be.
comes its leading editor. Mr.. S. does NOT
lack in experience as writer nor yet in &C.
quaintance with the wants of this people
with whom he has for years been identified.
lie is live paragraphist and will make the
ReDuJiscan spicy
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23

6usrIu oat9s
District Court. Thirteenth Jsdiesl p,s.
irist, se5zwls cssniy, kans...
n. O. stsney,
". II, tfs4f. Esss k~nysn.k,,
EebI JAsAs. asi P4eips.
f,ssys ysysct
81 virtue ~ sa Drasr ~ safe isssses .us ~
the District Casr, Of fhe rbirses,a Jtaieisi
District, sitting is ass far %eSgeist egse,y,
kAssss. befesa II. u. tfsa@g i ls3slnfsd.
and " X. ffpss. Hss4 sss.yas.sy. sss.sys
jssks sad Phelps. Dodge 4 i'sinssf ARE d.
fsssi<sss, <ia. sn
he.ssg. AZ iass dag - Jsse~Sy, a, n tssI.
&, 'sia<k y. ~. II he so.sr sfss4e as.s.
i,sssg AZ he srons ~ iis ,sss;seisg sHs~s -
kaz,s bises, bssssis- ssssa%, IN f5s ga, II
Hl~iftfz. Hsasas. sdef Tar sale, " pstslts
sns-sisss. ~ the hsys~st bidder TOT sssf. in
hssd. ~ tks right. fssis .ef fsssfsss ss fss
defendants, " u. trs-s. h.ssz ksmtssnss,
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23

The annual Of the Topeka Commonrralth is
received. 1t is valuable for reference, as il
contains the vote Of the State at the recent
election upon all the State officers, and the
varieas amendments, including list OF the
Senators and Representatives in the coming
Legislature. Every subscriber is entitled to
the book. The Baker firm deserve compli-
mentiup
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23

II. j. Hills Is in from Colorado. His inter
ests out there are in good shape, and vii
probably not return before spring.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23

A French paper hints that Rochefort
j. insane. and New York paper hints
that Gen. Is. +. Blu Ter s weakening in
the same direction.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23

CT Walter Squirting, with Geo. &.
Matthews Il Co.. will assist YOU in max
ing selections of Christmas Presents.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23

The financial result of Supt. Stanley's jug
Breaking Concert last Friday night WAS six
ty-three dol airs and eighty five cents besides
the door receipts which We're between twen-
~ and thirty dollars. Twenty-one jugs were
broken. The one belonging TO class No.
contained eleven dollars aud the one belong.
ing to Mrs. Abbett's infant class five dollars
and ffty-seven cents.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23

60 Geo. G.. Matihes & Co have the
let G. ,ods a al largest stock 10 select
IRON of anv House L., the City.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23

Mrs. John Martins father and mother, OF
Chicago, are paying her visit Her father
is so years old and her mother ~, and both
are hale and hearty. They have been mar.
ried - years. The fiftieth anniversary OF
that event was duly celebrated In Wichita
nine years ago when Wichita was not much
TO speak of.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23

just look at those nice msjolica tea sets al
the China Hall. They are beautiful: also
those handsome engraved goblets.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23

To zxs Editor Of tie Eagle.
The annual meeting Of the Minncha Pro.
tective Society will meet at the Mammoth
Cave'school house on the second SATURDAY u
January, 1851, At O'Clock p. m. All mem.
bers are expected TO be present - business
Of importance will Come before that meeting
.. /. 0Sxxx, Imut1Dpk
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23

The Wichita College opens the winter
term January 10th. DIR. DE Lew is throwing
his whole energies into the school, with the
determination that, ut no distant day, il shalt
be all that its name implies classical in.
stitntion. embracing in is curriculum the
sciences, history and the arts. The public
schools are greatly crowded and always will
be. See notice elsewhere.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23

Since General Garfield retired, ex-Secre-
tary Robson 10 the ablest debater In the
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23

our Presbyterian friends have secured
Prof Theo. Price for an entertainment to be
given at their church next Wednesday even.
ing. The Professor promises an exception.
ally fine programme Of curiosities in litera-
ture. interlardej with novel character acting
in both comedy and tragedy. Several new
and taking features will be introduced and
several Of his best things repeated by re-
quest. None can afford to miss the enter
tanment. Reserved seats at Harding &
Gowdy's. ten cents extra. Admission. -
cents: children, Il cents.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23

The Delano post-ofice has been discontin'
, ,ued, and the postmaster at Wichita has been
ordered to take charge or the same.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23

Those sold Nickle Clocks for els eseh It
~ Go. g. 0xnhsNs 8 C.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23

Mrs. May Davis, who has been making he'
home in Denver, is now visiting her sister,
Mira Kramer
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23

The Republican was the first TO raise the
yell for a bindery and we propose TO
are going to have some work done to prove
our faith by our works, as it were II prop
erly managed. we are disposed to think the
enterprise a good, paying one, and II branch
of business Wichita should feel proud Of
RsDubi,ran
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23
Ii,

| The Methodist
ments for three !
| have secured thI
now before the r
| G.. II. Vending
lecture will be b
great English (.
Swine, Water,
The press notice
tering indie q, -
merited. Ticke
including resers
cents. The frs
| Church ON the Il
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23
WICHITA eoGIDoH.

The principal Of Wichita College. and with
an eye upon the deficiency Of room in the
public schools, and willing that the College
should grant every facility to those Who want
their children well educated, 10 prepared to
add to the college preparatory classes. Pa
rents OF guardians who want TO svail then
selves OF THE opportunity, VIII please give
notice thereof - soon - possible to the a.
dcrsigned in order that competent teacher,
may be secured.
Changes froo one to two dollars per Month.
Special rates Ter those Who send two e mere
children.
The regular college course viii csaaerse,
4. v, the lOtA Of January, 1854.
Apue pSLUw, DIP, LIN.
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Mr.. Reed is supplying, for family use, q
splendid hominy. hulled by new process.
1t tastes like old.fashioned hominy and Is
very popular and withal cheap. He delivers
il at the house.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-23

Gov. A. A. Glenn was called to Chicago
last week 10y telegram. He is one Of the di
rectors in mutual aid or insurance cOmpa
ny that has paid out many hundreds Of thou
sands of dollars within the year withoutloss
defalcution or Inishap aud he is very prout
of the association and his connection there
with
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a. " scu,,a, pccvmvcr 10. iccv, py Rev. A.
L. Vail. Albert j. Davis and Cora K. short.

iU " tcutta, UccrtnUcr 10, lccV, Dy Rev. a.
L. Vail. Albert j. Davis and Cora K. short.
Wednesday evening, the 18th. by the Rev.
Jno. Kirby assisted by Rev. X. II. Sparks.
Miss Jennie Bernard and Mr.. Frank c. Wier,
OF this city.
Fifty guests were present In full dress, and
the al il was brilliant one in all respects,
which was supplemented by long list OF
valuable presents
At the residence OF John Thicker, ESQ.,, oil
this city. on Thurs,lay. the 18th, by the Rev.
Juc. Kirby. Misc Viola {. johnson and Mr..
Horace Carpenter. jr., both Of Valley Cen
ter.
We wish our young friends happy life.