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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

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4 c-InGL;, u i.ss9a county, '. SD {. 'aga.2.
=! The i.ta hcIj-mia M. Hodges, OF BALTIMORE,
IA he Ib.h zeal d anI aga
~ 1'na annual ,loot:rs II tbs 2!eje Hook
sI.d Ladde: i.}"rnpsGy I'll! b" hei1 5: O'Clock
this evening" 5!4ci,oG - :a:3 2Dt Ohio. "a
purt.E. DQsI1oaa. ", /, DAVIDSON,
Aioz@ntria, Va Jarua,y2 1881.
4 L !. Z 5 Gl:rL&E ~ 1tNGEHE.
. gents OF TEE CRAMPS FIRE IN&UH.
4 NCE Co, O: GiCRm0Dd. W., for hsvl!,r TO-
t.7 paid nr iG fun FOR tbs oss sustained hy Ii"
~ thc hurniGp 81 my tore. II Arlington: = a2-
gIG.ia county, Va winch occurred taroo ~eeks
isp 2-$. P. ~. sQUIGS.
FJ'UH &ALE. ElTilg2 Eos CASH, uNIH
= GXGihH3E FNM WHITE OAK LOGS
IT ?i.A Ms 80 iif'kiunT oGN MILL,
in good srfl,ah order with gearing corIpic.o,
as good IS '.o', - II" A;4&E a& lfiiA 81 i.
Hlm& RAILWAY sri &uiPGUiHUlNG
COS. YARD. jan .-lw
" IKE OF OXEN FUR aaLG-A pr Of
Z Is go sct,go GN ~ t'sr ale Apply -
$50. /. NOHIAIE0TUN.
jan2.S! i'i21'ec Ma,
~ Office 70 sTUCBHuLpEG5,
The enEu&l meeting ofiho stockholders Of ,hc
" h,& lSUTUA = Gs.LEN ~ DEl :! TU ~.
PIKE COMPANY, wi c. 1elt q! .aa 355on OF
trsrcis l.. Smith, co, co!r1r Z Ole ani 81
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fSIT!Z%hS' &AT!3HAL BANh
Tne annuql election so- ClaBCTUu9 o:tnis
UeIS Wi ta held - Tie Banking 6ouse OF
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

hTATI>TICAL.-Uynps !he mouth Of y Gem
I:E therc %erc eighteen deeds recorded and
LI,!.2e" marriage licenses ssued 10 the c!cik :
J.1,2 c! tie C0!p9ra,ic0 Cuurt During the
sslA: yae there we're four Gceda 1ccori>d aud
,5c marriage !iceaso i'.ucG IL the ofEoe Of tie
t.-G u tue County Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

NEW YoaK CATTLE MARKET. January u
broTts- is1certng few very coT,lnoa mixed
o:s, which sold r. ~! per ID, dressed the OK.
trcr'a rsng4 W.s Sale por ID, including - ane
Limos ei"ers: o1S los average, purchased icr
"rpotln,lon alive, al lie pc. b
Eaives--m arkct quiet snh unchanged O. 5a8l
par 10 fer vea!s and ~! FOR gr=sscrs
Sh"cp and l'amhs-$o my rtanl chsn4e il
pEites, ~. " !i!tlo incrc iiFmn.gG iows.d the
close. SLo6? Sold vt 4! ,at4: per b; lambs q.
Gs.13c
H0gs-A c&r load Of light Chic Hca.. l5j ms
:VerHge. ch.nGnc hsrts alive Il. % - pef 100
los. F"a'l s lirm eAi sellers pu, top GorcinsI
Vauo to: priue cp~'-tad hogs Il! % - per TO lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02
Office 70 sTOCERuLpHH3.

~ Office 70 $TUCk HOLDERS,
The anIu%t meeting of Il" stoc&h"l:,aEs Of &c
" h&al&UTUN i aLEN ~ DEIA IL ~.
!'!EE :}GNH&N w, wi Co. leiG At vac j!.@n Of
trsrcis l.. Smith, GO, Go!E1r = Ole ani ~
As.DG streets, Aicx..df;:, w., on 5&oADAy
Janusry 5 80 :. ST ~ o'>ipci; s.. IA. Gicc!ioa
Tor >r,s:G-n aEG Directors si,:ii,- day nnG 9,SC"
Gee S-wtc 6l,3Hi.E LiIEWScN Geek.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

CIICINSATI HcG MAGEET Jan. l-Huys
dull; holders firm at outside quotations.; comuon
95sS4 10; lieh! l0aS4 80 packing 1 31,f4 SC;
Butchers 50aSi 60; Receipts 500 shpnonls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

Chicago CATTLE MARKET. Jar. i.-Ross-
Receipts 1900 lond shipments tUU; :hU mar
set more active, b.. 10 cts lCwe-; mixed psaa-
ing 25aSi 20, choice heavy 4 45sS4 %; light
+5aS 10 ; th" TraTse. closed isme. Cattle
Sece:p.s 800 head shipments > 0,0; good Cat.
lie II !:arrH; rr.' &ni ms!ket is!Tiy sG..vo and
tEul a. i % 50 4 com mon to meiiUra iu! and
Yonk 5Uaoi ZUi Outchors steady ani unuh aug
81 veal cnves 20 50 sLocEers nGt feeders:
steady; 80 'S3 50 Saocg- &cceiD:s @ lead;
shipments up; I'll" nar1et qliot Su: s;s~c5 sad
Erm st 5 I5a5t %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

BALTIMORE, jan. 2-twgia,a 6: de:e-r'd - {:
DO consolidated - do I'd series g; u coup>
oiG 4 lew ten Iurtles 81 bid To day. Cotton
irrn miiaiins II 8 Ii. Flou- very quiet, but
sLcaiT Howard street and Wss;ern Supe- 5a
s. 30; DO Es.re 1886 >; do Family ia
81 IS City Malls @upnr sass 81 DO Ezra 5 75s
81 IS; DO Family 2saS7 49, 60 HIo brands
: 50 g Isl ts.spsco Family sc %. TTHes:-
Scuthern Guia: and steady; Western logc. bet
firm 81 the decline; Southern red l4n4l ); do
amber i50al55 Mo- Western Writer REQ - I
SAD Jan l5l; Feb 1914 aI5I4: Esr2h lblsl5
Germ Southern quiet eat lower; Western !crs.
9. but ira a. the decline; Southern white 5Sa
81; 90 Yellow s. !slS; y ost"Tn mixed spot and
J&Eusry So; toby 50: 459g; MArca 6caCC! ;
slcaulo: 81 Oats very dull: Southern 4j.4! ;
Western white 46'47i 10 mixed tjs4i: Penna
fjs47. Rye quiet aaG s:ss1y ST 100 Hay siesiy
prlJoe 20 choice Penns SID Mary land ISIS
! X tiae st"adr; Flo carsoes i.l6l Sag<- strong;
a soft s.. WhLksy dGil and easier ., lI3!ail4
NV IogK. Jan. 2.-otocks strong HoaeY
/ I. Flour quiet, Whest qaiet. Corn dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

NV IoEK. jan 2.-ctocks strong Money
l. Flour quiet, Wtest lGiet. Corn dull
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-02

jftITyZ%%S' &AT!3NAL BA1Sh
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Inc annual election ,o- DIRECTORS q: this
GeLE Wi ta held - Tie Banking 6ouse or
IL Midday, tie i3.n Gsy rf January, is89, be-
.weer tie hours oj = I'D - c'clp.k
d@c2G-p3; " ii. T.. LAMBERT.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10
sEDGw1cK In FIGURES.



Through the courtesy Of County Clerk e.
A. Dorsey, who compiled the table from the
returns made by the township sssessors. We
are enabled TO give our readers very CON.
plete figures, by townships, Of all the mater.
alinterests Of sedgwick county. For nine
years has the EAGLE annually prcsented these
valuable tables. A comparison Of The tabls
published last year with the one given in this
issue, shows many interesting facts, which
We have not space TO note. The county has
1904 acres more under cultivation this year
chan last. The wheat acreage this year II
lash acres greater than last year, and that
Of corn 8 ,77S acres greater. The value Of
buildings erected in the county during the
past year is elAO,077 as g sinst 1,bl0 the
year before. Our personal property Of this
year il returned little less than last year,
but real estate is increased about e1lO, 900.
Grant township has the m sst acres under
cultivation this year. Union comes second
this year and was first last ye ar, but the lat
ter has the most whevt this year, and, &C.
cording to returns, IL the wssalthiest town.
ship in the county, followed by Wichita
township, next by Waco and next BY Grant.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10
Two NEW SCHOOL HOUs Es.

The board of education decided at their
meeting on Monday night TO com mencc the
erection Of two new school buildings forth
with. Both houses will be of brick and Of
fine design, one TO contain six schools and
the other four. The six-roOm building will
occupy the site Of the old Central building
i'm the Third ward and the ether will be
erected in the Second. With the completion
Of these buildings sixteen schools can be
conducted with comfort. The advertisement
of the board for proposals will be found in
another column. The contracts will be let
on the 21st OF June and the buildings must
be completed and ready to turn over by the
2lst Of September.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10
THE RACES.

the races last week at this point, under the
patronage and direction Of the Southwestern
district Association. were . success. The
Daloon ascensions came of N advertised, and
and nobody was disappointed. Both ascen.
sions were splendid. Many fine and fast
horses from a distance were present aud all
the races were made as promised. There was
no jockying, no drunkenness and but little
gambling. Several horses Of national rep
utation participated. The performances OF
Kentucky girl, Wild Oats and Ada Paul in
the 2:25 tests were watched with the greatest
interest Is were also the performances Of
Wichita Charley and others in the s:35 class.
The receipts Of the two last days were large
the attendance being greater than was antic-
ipated, aud che local board are greatly en-.
couraged.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10

n n Eaanr ~ f7e Ene2e. ~ - =
Hsvi.~ heen i,vitei "a neefthe Executive
co~r,,ttae n The Roerd az Direetors Of the
Centr.l rs~aia Col,eee NJ Lexington. No., l
st.rted fbr Inst ulace On the z7th pltimo, ar
irving At Kansas City the following morning
n six o'clock. endured the ,throb Of life -
Il ebhs and Aovs throexh u Kansas City
Union Depot for about forty minutes, and
then was Of on the St. l., K. C. 3 n.
whistiins through forsses, running over
BRIDGES and whixztng acress the plains. Three
or four miles from Lexington struck the
L. 4 St. ]. r, b. which brought me to the
north side OF the Nissouri river. which I
crossed by steam ferry. and was then landed
in Lexington. In passing up to Kansas City
we had poured down upou M most copious
rain, beginning to fan about ous HUNDRED
miles ,lfstant from the city. I obseryed nat
the corr was not 80 early in it, appearance
in Missouri . IN Kansas. Their wheat II
much better than ours. They will have .
heavy yield this year Of this cereal.
Lexington may be called the Athens Of Mis-
souri,. for It is the seat Of three female col
leges-a Methodist, Baptist. and Prsshy.
terrain. Hound them just on the eve OF their
annual examinations and Commencement
exercises. The Methodist school has the title
and name Of Central Female College; the
Presbyterian has the title Of Elizabeth Aulls'
Seminary, and the Baptist is called the Bap.
t,st Female College. These schools are all
well attended, not only by pupils from Lex
inpton but by pupils from abroad. Each has
about a. many boarding as dey students I
had the pleasure OF witnessing the examina-
tons Of the Baptist and Central colleges, as
also their musical entertainments. The pu-
pills showed not only that they had been un-
der good training, but that some Of them had
high order Of attainment They had passed
their written examinations and were now
undergoing their osal1or the pleasure Of their
friends.
Isaw the results of good square iastruc.
ton. both BY lecture and otherwise. In enc
or two instauces there were proofs Of what IL
no rare-the born teacher. Doctor maseisss,
no. a IA searcelv less true than Poets aase;.
t.,. No. n. The Presbyterisn school had
not the opportunity to zee. About one hun.
dred and twenty young lsdies froa abroad
have been attending these schools this year.
Lexington Is auits accessible BY railroad and
river. II has three railroads. 1t has the ad-
vantage Of a regular line OF steam boats. 1t
is a place OF some 5000 or 5000 inhabitants.
It IL in the midst of q very rich farming dis
trict. II is noted mot only for its colleges,
but for it, large and commodious brick
churches. In fact the churches are too large
for the place. Az to healthy location It can
.c.rce,v h. surr.s,ed. do NOT believe
saw 4 sinsle doctor's "yhiugle." There are
living in Lexineton old and large families
.hv.,.;.c. g., the,r hou...
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10
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. T. Hammers & Co., Clear Wa
ter, Sedgwick county, Kansas. $40
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10
CENTENNIAL SABBATH SCHOOL CELEBRA.
TIoN AND Picnic.

To tie Editor Of tie Ea1ls:
There il to be . County Union Sabbath
School 4th Of July celebration and picnic to
be held at YOrk's grove, on the Cow Skin, on
Saturday, July the 81, 1880. All Sabbath
school officers and all interested are in the
Sabbath school work are earnestly requested
to unite ard give the matter their hearty sup
port, and bring the matter up before their
schools at once 80 as to give them ample time
to prepare to come with their baskets we'll
hIled and have general good time. Orde,
Of exercises will be issued and sent ID every
Superintendent to be read in the school on or
before the 9Th Of June, 1880.
Done by order Of the Board this ;th day Of
June. 1880.
J. T. HOLMES, Ssc'y.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10
FIREMAN's BALL.

The fire company decided at their meeting
the Opera House. The proper committed
have been appointed and nothing will be
omitted that will contribute to the success Of
the occasion. A general Invitation is ex.
tended at the same time, no one will be ad-
mittcd unless they can be properly vOuched
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10

Seven years Of uniform success with grapes
In this valley have sufficiently demonstrated
the wonderful adaptability Of both soil and
climate to their culture. The rapid growth
Of almost every variety is q matter of aston
ishment to old grape growers, while the
abundance Of the crop and the perfection Of
the fruit promises great things for the future.
The sandy soil Of the valley and our dry win
tiers both seem favorable to the health Of the
vines and the development of the fruit. Nei.
Their disease Of any kind or destructive in.
sects have been noticed. The hsil storm Of
last year which, Of course, was only accident
III, knocked of much Of the fruit that at the
time had almost reached maturity, but such
q storm Is not likely to occur again in lifs-
time. Within ten years We predict that this
section Of the valley will be noted for Its fine
grapes and native wine That there are for
tunes in the business we think is unques-
toned by experienced grape grow crs.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10

A letter received by Col. l.. n. Woodcock
from Col. J. T. Bradley, announces
that the Morris county Regiment Of
h. 5 NJ are seriously entertaining the idea
Of being present at the great muster to be
held here during the fair. The question OF
transportation alone stands in the way,
which We have reason to believe can be sat
isfactorily arranged.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10
Publication Notes,

Publication Notes.
state Of Kansas. lss
Sstgwick County.
In the District Court OF the County and state
Aforesaid.
Wa. snisly Plaintiff.
6. g. Riddle, Administ'r
Of the estate Of ROaa
Calvert, decd. James L.
Calvert, Henry n. Hunt
and Sidney Young, defed-
ants
To the above named defendant, Sidney Young,
you are hereby notified that you have been sued
In the above nazned court by ". A. Smith, AID
unless yeA answer the petition against you. died
by said plaintiff, on before the 33ri day Of July
A. D.. IssO, the said petition will BE- taken y
true and judgment rendered Against You Accord
ing 70 the prayer thereof, and your lien Be- I'D
judged second and inferior 70 said PLAINTIFF NOR
gage lien upon the following deecribed real es-
tate situated in the county 81 sedgwick. state Of
Kansas, to-wit: Lots and :. and the south y Of
northwest u Of section Z. in rip - ., range ",
and that said plainsi6s lien will Be- declared the
6rst and prior Lien upon the said realsstase antAss
said real estate viii b sold 10 satisfy . jsdg-
ment rendered In aid court In accordance with
the prayer Of aid petition,
WILLIAM c. LITTLE,
le-l 5sst Au' for P1a1nta1.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10

Josey Reaser, who purchased the s. &.
johnson place, brings in a specimen of his
wheat. He has large acreage and is conf
dent that it vii! so fully twenty five bushels
to the acre. His small fruit. especially grapes
and blackberries will Weld immensely
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10

Mr.. James X. Francis, of this city, who
owns fine farm within mile and a half of
South Haven, Sumner county, will move down
this week tor the purpose of improving his
place. Mr.. Francis is one of our best citizens
and we hope TO see him back soon. He will
not sell his home here
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10

Extensive improvements are being made by
the st. Louis g. San Francisco road. A train
is kept busy hauling dirt from the hill east of
town which is used in Ievcling up the switch
es and connections. A permanent transfer
track and two other switches are being put
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10

Our sheriff and deputy have made some
important discoveries this week, and . few
notorious criminals long unwhipt Of Justice
will receive their deserts.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10
VALLEY CENTER ITEMS.
10 kls Editor Of tAs Edgle:

10 kls Editor Of tAs Eagle.
A. H. Carpenter, our genial station agent.
returned Saturday after months visit with
relatives in Illinois. His aunt, Mrs. Carpen-
ter's sister. Of Chicago, accompanied him and
will remain until after the ath.
Mr.. A. Il. Race and Miss Clara J. Carpen.
ter were married At the brides home on the
9th, by Rev. J. r. Mitchell. Mr. Jewett and
Miss Pollock. Of your city, were guests on the
occasion.
The ladies' Of this place will conduct tom
perance meeting one week from next Sunday
night, the s0th. Preparations are in pro-
grcss and profitable meeting - looked for.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10

Chas. Warmer has Lesn acting as treasu.
rer In the absence of John Tucker who has
been in st. Louis foy. some three weeks hay
ing his ewes treated
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10
Attention Soldiers.

II you have any claim for additional boun-
~ or pension call at once and apply, for after
July lst you VIII be forever debarred.
RoDoLPH HATTIELp,
9-St Attorney At Law, Wichita, Kansas.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10

Notice h hsrehy give. .Ass ~ ssses - essssy
Sos.: :. SO ~ 1850 ss:.ey 49,, vtn
ksssaa. = dat:s Asss.ssfssS $1,000, - .
x =. :.,sssi ssss.: 81 g - - e.
0rant aad kscAt, TssaAny. te1s &.
wichita, Wednesday, Juse d
Gypsam end 1arke'sv1, Tnsss1ay, Juoe -.
aud ~.
Easie. rerL ard Usiep. Hssdey. JsssM
June 10
.Grs.lsy. sssn.ss sd 0sa.l Rsssr. Wsasss.
DAY, Jane II.
Mano. sIlianis $50 ANA. TAsssasy, ssss u.
norssa. ksts sd Vida, tviaay. 49, y.
Ninnsscab Ohio asd salem, naAasxAg. Juss -.
CsAsr the dseissos ~ Assss1sy oo1aSi1 ss1his
power - correct errors 10 taxns&sa, ~ napse
pFcpsvty, ~ ssssss~s~s. ls pswss ut 60 eAly
be sssscieed while ths ComGsiasioaess - soeainG
- tsssri of equalization"
y 10 dssirs.i BY the sssrl thas u - dtestvesiy
unslsrssood that DO alterations viii hs nnds IN
aasssssassts AFTER dates sbsvs named.
Attsst q. A, OOuaeY.
10 Cousty Oyssh
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10

Since the completion Of the road from St.
Louis to this point, Wichita Is full Of
strangers.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10

Amos Houck left for Santa Fe Saturday
night to be gone month on business.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10

Rev. 7. J. Sheldon, minister of the Chris
tian Church who is said to be very able and
entertaining talker is holding a series OF
meetings this week in this city,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10

W. 5. Woodman returned few days since
from the Rocky Mountains. He reports too
much snow and too little air TO suit him, but
thinks the mines big thing,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10

We have just learned that letter received
from Mr.. Schofeld states that the railroad
company have concluded contract for 5000
tons of rails. making 5000 tons now bought,
pafrf0f
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10

Miss Emma Hsnnum is sojourning in the
country for a few weeks with Miss Lulu
Granger.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10

State sf Kaasas. ssdgvtek ssss0. =.
In We Pruhass s;sars, 10 - avsas6 aB1nsy. n
ths nesass ~ ~ ssasas e Masy O'uksS, -
ceosoA.
Csslisen esd eli otAss yssssas isessssesa N ~
prssses rsG1lartsua - ~ fvuAaes Cu1sS, b cd
lsg saili snansy. ~ g ~ PraAooe Cs11eoss0,
IN Wlchiss. Sesnsy - ss<g1ssl. 49, $1,000.
ply 10 said Court ebS alt - Anal ssssis0sas 81
). LEO v. xeLA..x, s.s.sssy Seq,
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ID. d. Carlton has been ,ppoited Enumer.
ator for Sherman and GT.den plains town.
ship rice Steinbushel, wb failed TO qualify.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10

The traffic over the st. Louis and Wichita
is assuming considerable proportions already
One hundred and nineteen car loads Of
freight, material, etc, were received up to
Saturday night
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10

The Commissioners have been in session
this week as board Of equalization.
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Mr.. Imboden and wife have gone to Gin.
cinnati. Mrs. Granger acconAr anied them AZ
far ns st. Louis, to be treated for cancor,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10

William Reese returned last week from an
extended trip through Nebraska, Missouri
and Northern Kansas made in the bridge
building interest. lie puts up splendid
bridges and never fails to give satisfaction.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-06-10

Since the action Of Harvey and Sedgwick
four or five counties through their central
committees have appointed Ryan delegations
to the Congressional Convention which meets
Mt Newton
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SOUTH HAVEN, SUMNER COUNTY,
KANSAS. Nav 3. 1890.

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