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The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23
BURLINGTON / QUINCY--ArcHIs0N
SANTA FE

The exact manner in which the ends we
have outlined in this column, two weeks ago,
will be accomplished, are not yet fully deter
miued upon, and we may, therefore, be eX'
cused from giving too definite details, bui
we wish to put on record here four guesses
rather than prophecies. Barring any finan'
cial disaster, We guess:
First-That the directors Of the Chicago
Burlington Il Quincy railroad company will
declare, within thirty days, stock dividend
of not less than GG3 per cent.
Secoud-That upon this increased capita
stock the quarterly dividends will be II or Il
per cent, instead of 2 per cent as ut present
Third-That the Atchison, Topeka Il San
ta Fe railroad company will, before July
next, declare considerable stock or income
bond dividend.
FOurth-That within the year 1881 the Chi
cago, Burlington & Quincy and the lAtchson
Topeka, a. Santa Fc railroad companies vii
have been practically consolidated by least
or purchase.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23
fANMANY'S NEW BOSS.

Allen Campbell, Kelly's successor as comp
troller Of New York City, 10 about GO years Of
age, and is an old New Yorker. He is one
of the leading engineers Of the State, and
has been connected with such great works
as the Fourth avenue Improvement. He was
formerly president OF the Harlem Railroad
Company, and was chief engineer for that
corporation for years, and has filled other
important positions Of private trust. He is
Democrat, and was appointed commissioner
of public works by Mayor wiekham for four
years on January Ii, ls.G, to succeed Gen.
Fitz John Porter. The history of his con.
trovcrsies with Comptroller Kelly during
his term of Office, and OF his active oppo
sition TO the dctatorial rule of the Tammany
leader, need not be told. As commissioner
of Public works, he has been generally re-
gartled as an efficient and honest officer.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23
GRANT GEMS.
GRANT TOWNSHIP. Dee. Is

tEANT toWNSHiP. Zee. lS. iScV.
To TIE kditor Of the Edgie.
The excitement incident to our late cleo
ton is now over and everybody. even the
Democrats. are apparently well satisfied
with the grand symetricai rounding upof the
Republican victories throughout the entire
loyal north. hence We have of late expert
cnccd a great depression Of business in the
way of local items Of interest.
Our Christmas entertainment, will consist
OF a Christmas tree at Valley Center and a
neck tie festival and oyster supper at the
sherman school house on Christmas eve.
Festival for the benefit of the Christian
church. at the PARK school house on Christ
mas night. The entertainment, at the Center
As well as at other places named. bid fair TO
be well attended until the managers unwise-
iy announced that your correspondent would
have Christmas essay prepared 10 he read
on the occasion. The weekly meetings of
the literary societies held at the Valley Gen.
ter and Park school houses are assuming
huge proportions.
Grant township has in the neighborhcod
of seyenty-tiyc shareholders in the Arkan.
sas Valley Agricultural Society, including
those now holding shares and Others pledged
TO take share, before September lst, 1881.
4 large amount Of corn has been bought
aud crbc.i up at tie Center. notwithstand-
ing the seemingly light crop
A NJ. Morgan. OF Sedgwiek City. is run
ming a steam hay pres. and feed mill q; the
Center.
Mrs. II. c. Boyle, with her little boy Nor
gan. started East on the 10Th inst, with a
view TO spending the holidays with relatives
in Illinois and at her native home in Jeffer-
son county. Ohio. Mrs. Boyle will be great.
IL missed from our society. Of which she Is a
most worthy and useful member. A pleas
ant visit and the safe return Of both il the
wish Of many friends.
The $40 A. N. passenger from the north
arrived q, Valley c. ntcr or tine "Wednesday
last. and since then our long absent, but not
forgotten. neig hbors. Mr.. and Mrs. u. q. ia
cohS could have been heard at sll hours
sweefiy singing. .'Home again from foE-
- soses. z to the great satisfaction oftheir
eUun10Uou 0I1n
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23

A QUESTION OF ENLIGHTENMENT.

But Col. Russell's son says that ''seyeral
ex-Rebcls openly voted for Garfield" Some
body has lied. and we don't believe II was
the son of Col. Russell. Can it he possible
that the EAGLE and the Champion are so for.
gctful. Has their memory SO far failed
them Marion Banner.
Col. Russell's son did not lie. nor are the
editors of the EAGLE and Champion forget.
full The trouble with the editor Of the Dan
n,r is he now occupies the ground that Pres
idcnt Hayes did four years ago and that Gen.
Weaver did six months ago. and believes as
they then believed. II is simply question
of enlightenment. Weaver got enlighten-
ment last fall in his trip South and acknowl-
edged the corn like a little man on his return
bs declaring that he had seen enough TO con-
vince him that Hayes was elected by the
votes OF the people. Hayes acknowledges
The corn ia his last message which the editor
If the Eanaer would do well to read. there
by avoiding such blunders rs the above.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23
MULvANE MUTATIONS.

MUIvANE, December 20, 1850.
To Tie Editor Of TIE Eagle:
Esquire Rushing went up 10 Wichita TO
pay his taxes. and from there back to Well
ington for the same purpose Thursday. Tax
payers are hustling around for day or so
past.
S.M. Wilson was called TO Winfield last
week to see his daughter.
Dr. Harris went up 10 Wichita TO reeuper-
ate and be nursed by his wife for few days
Illness
Wm Hale Il Son have launched out on the
broad sea of real estate and loan business
They are worthy gentlemen and deserve sue
cess.
Miss Cora Downer started for her home at
Pleasant Hill. Missouri. She stopped at
Wichita and Emporia TO make final visit
among relatives. Miss Cora viii be missed
in our best circle of society. having eadearei
herself TO us by her lady-like ieneaner.
Mr. Sherod went to Wichita TO make pre-
paraiions for his contemplated trip across the
mountains 10 California in the spring. Mrs
Sherod accompanied him 10 do shopping.
Re;>el shows himself on our streets some
times on Saturdays.
Mrs. John Martin took the train for home
Monday noon. She has been with her hus.
band on the river. who Is one Of the Govern
ment men. They have torn out the p9ntoon
bridge. much TO the chasrin OF some OF cur
business men.
Mrs. Bowman. Of 6aiesbur-. Illinois. has
been visiting her brother. Mr.. Charles Conk-
ling
Married ct the residence Of A. Avery. At
p. m. Sabbath. Mr.. john Williams and Ms
LcttIe Avery. Many friends gathered at her
fathers house 10 witness the ceremony and
see her take upon her herself the sacred name
Of wife. The greatest compliment We can
offer the Young couple Is that they are wor-
thy Of each other. Nr. snd Mrs Brow gave
them reception Monday where the hours
passed righ. ,nerriiy and dinner was served
worthy Of the name. Mr.. and Mrs. Wiiiiams
viii go to housekeeping In the home he has
prepared. on College HiEi, a; once.
Some Of our townsreople attended tie oPe.
"a at Wichita.
Preparations are being iazde for another
dramatic entertainment Il OR press and
citizens would give this worthy enterprise
honest AMI fair criticism instead Of rnse-
served fassery the community would be ben
Gifted and the troupe improved in many re-
s2ects. EsIroAlxxH.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23
HOME GROWN TREES.
WICHITA
MOUND NURSERY
). H. sTURys, Proprietor.
Is Located Three Mics Southeast of
Wichita. kan-as.
| i.soo, 900 Usage Orange IIan,s for $i.e5
to $i.5o per TheussGsss

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vest, hss~tck cpb1sn, .sppsrs's hsriy White
sat sweet jane
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pin, Lowell. nsilsw ssss'. fapsa,s. sep. %
wtne, Porter
wistef-n.n nast.. Wine ssp. n Isas,, Mis-
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Kansas Keeper, Hsashs Beauty. Northern sps.
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tassrile, stark. he.i " inis. r,armssn. ssisas
sweet. ssg,asf. f@frt sssssl ssii fngiish ,lsi-
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The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23
PLEASE PARUUuLARIZE.

There seems to be quite an excitement in
the Arkansas Valley over the successorship
to A. J. Buckland, on the Republican State
Central Committee. Why any one should
want a position that is neither important,
interesting, amusing or lucrative, is the op.
pressing conumdrum Of the hour.-AtcAisox
Champion.
The Arkansaa Valley is evidently bigger
place than you count on. Its waters fiow
through three States and one Territory and
you would contribute to the comfort Of Oul
feelings If, when you have occasion to allude
to her in any particular, you give some little
heed to location. We hope, we believe, in
fact we know that the people Of this particu.
lar portion OF the valley have more sense
than to fret over or even give so much rs q
second thought to such position.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23
ALITTLE LEAKY,

A New York paper in speaking Of Gov. St
John and the amendment declares that SC
great is the veneration and love for the mar
by Kansas people that the women burst into
tears at the mere mention Of his name. VIZ
can't answer for few gushing men and
leaky old maids, but in u general way the
assertion won't hold water. The Common
~ealM Of Sunday contains piece Of poetr,
on the Governor which detcrs us from deny
ing the assertion Of the New York paper II
toto. The first verse reads and all the bal
ance are more so
God bless the man who stands erect,
The peoples own, the Lords elect,
Who led to victory GideOn's band,
And freed this lovely Western land.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23

Haviland's Limoge China Decorated Tea Sets
Hnviland's LimOge China Decorated Fruit
and Dessert Sets.
Haviland's LimOge China Decorated After
Dinner COdees.
Haviland's Limoge China Decorated Pl4tes
and Plaques.
Haviland's Decorated Wares, suitable for
Wedding and Holiday presents.
French China Moss Rose Tea Sets Al, pieces.
French China Tea Sets, Moss Rose Decora-
tions, % pieces.
Royal English Sem-Porcelain Dinner Sets,
100 pieces.
French China Gold Band Tea Sets, "A pieces.
English Decorated Tea Sets, So pieces.
Glass Individual Salts.
English Stone Chiua Chamber Set, II pieces.
English Decorated Chamber Sets, II pieces
New Rival Hanging Library Lamp.
Bronze New Stand Lamp.
Rogers Triple Plated Table Spoons.
Rogers Triple Plated Tea Spoons.
Rogers Triple Plated Table Forks.
Rogers Triple Plated Table Knives.
Good Silver Plated Table Knives.
Goblets.
Good Silver Plated Table Spoons.
Good Silver Plated Tea Spoons.
Silver Plated Castors guaranteed.
Table Castors, 3 bottles.
Steel Knives and Forks.
Can replace broken parts OF Decorated ware
both in French and stone china.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23
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The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23

English Decorated Dinner Sets, in all styles
and prices.
English Decorated Tea Sets, in all styles and
prices.
Fine Cut Glassware, suitable for Crystal
Wedding Presents.
Decorated Chamber Sets. in all styles and
prices. Have just received large VA
riety.
Night Lamps.
Old Fashioned Brass Cancie Sticks.
Silver Plated Sugar Rowl,
Silver Plated Glass and Butter Dish.
Glass Covered Butter Dishes.
Glass Hand lamps.
Metal Covered Syrup jugs.
Stag Horn Handled Carving Knife and Fork.
Stone China Ewers and Basins.
Metal Covered Milk Pitchers.
Good Glass Tea Sets, viz: Sugar, Creamer,
Spoon Glass and Burter.
Footed Glass Sauce Plates.
LamD Wicks.
COAL OIL CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS
AND AANGING LAMPS, OF ALL
STYLES.
Hotel and Restaurant Table and Bar Goods
Specially.
~LAMp CHIMNEYS.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23

The Topeka Daily co,smossseik1 eomeseai
this week in an enlarged fosm-out q MA
column folio-as one'of the largest daily -
pers in the west, containing fnll assoefpfl
press and market reports and the ncws Of u
State and its Affairs as gathered at the capi.
tai. Whatever the fate Of other Kansas dai.
lies, successful future for the Commeasesk1
fs assured. 1t has the franchises, the loea'
tion and the patronage that are bound r
make it valuable property and a leading pa.
per. The Commonwealth reaches this section
Of the State eleven hours in ADVANCE Of al
other dailies, which enhances its value to ouI
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23

Judge w p. Campbell occupies the bench
ut Winfield this week for the last time In hi'
district this term. Judge Campbell is
man OF ability. We admire him for his in
dependence. People may say what the!
please, but he has made a good judge. HI
is liable to make mistakes as all other mel
are, but in our opinion they have been few
He will at once engage in the practice Of hi
profession lie is an able lawyer, and VIZ
are satisfied he will gain good practice
He will live ut Wichita, and will attend t.
all business before the court in this count,
that may be intrusted to his care. We wisi
him success.-Bur1en Enterprise.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23
FOR cHIIR cI;ru.

For the position OF Chief Clerk Of the
House Of Representatives, Writ W. Walton
will have no opposition. 1t II well. Few
men have the tact, readiness and voice for
such a position but Walton already rivals
in these qualities Judge Morton and Alexan-
der Banks, two exceptionally fnc clerks who
have preceded him. The dispatch Of busi-
clerk as upon the speaker. Walton is cool
headed, quick, understands parliamentary
law, and above all is a sonorous reader.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23
A LOOK AHEAD.

Some OF our up-riyer neighbOrs are inclin
to regard the Journal's prediction that Han
sas City will have 100000 inhabitants in lss:
us somewhat visionary.-K. c. journal.
In a conversation with several prominent
gentlemen last winter in Washington W.
were laughed at for expressing the opinion
that by 1900 or in 20 years Kansas City woult
lead st. Louis in population and wealth, ant
that, next TO Chicago, she would be the lar
gest inter-oeean city on the continent. W.
have entertained that opinion for ten gears
and as vet see no reason for changing it.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23
NEEDS NO COMMENTS.

A letter from the general manager Of the
st. Lous and San Francisco railroad. states
that the road has not been commenced and
pushed ON to kingnan from Wichita. is be-
cause the commissioners Of Scdgwick coun-
ty have not delivered the bonds Of that
county. and further intimated that unless
they did 20 the road would remain where it
is.--Kisgmaa Blade.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23
v0X POPULI v0X DEL.

The Wichita EAGLE will awake, sOme fine
morning, TO the fact that it is neither the
government nor the people. = CaldaeH Com
mtrciai.
That would be a sad old awakening, but We
guess it lies beyond the province .of possible
happenings. What would We want to read
Schurz' report for when we already know
more about the matter than he does. What
does Schurz know of Payne, and Bloss, and
Jackson, and Hutchison? Nothing. abso-
lutely nothing, except what Dick Walker
tells him. Judge Campbel's and Gen.
Pope's letters may make lively Sunday read
ing for the border, but they would prove
pretty solid matter for T.. s. Grand Jury.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23
GOULD AND TIE FRISCO line.

c. W. Rogers, General Manager OF the st.
Louis and San Francisco road, left for New
York yesterday morning. 1t is limited tnat
he went for the purpose of protecting the
Vinita outlet OF his company. Since Gould
has gained control of the NJ, X. & T., the
probabilities are that he will try to shut the
Frisco line out Of Texas via Vinita, as he
docs not care to nurse a competitor. The
Frisco is popular line, and it is to be hoped
that Gould will treat it with consideration.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23
WELL, WHAT OF TT

None Of the Champions. EAGLES and other
buzzaids of the Kansas press have yet dis
covered that Secretary Schurz has made a
report.-CaidneH Comme9cial
Well, what of it. When did that gentle
man make report, and what was il about /:
If the Commercial alludes to the specialized
piano tlumbcr who prcsides over the desti-
nies of
''Lo! the poor Indian whose untutored mind,
Clothes him before and leaves him bare behind
We must correct him. We discovered such
report, but found but small alusion TO the
Boomers. farther than the recommendation
for a law empowering the imprisonment OF
every man caught invading the Indian Ter
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23

Speaking of President Hayes's recommend
alton about General Grant, the New Iori
Tribune says: No one would deny that sucl
an act would be hailed ty the American peo
pie rs a proper proof Of gratitude to theil
greatest soldier We believe it would have
the hearty approval of the great majority o.
patriotic citizens of both parties, and il
ought to get the support of both parties in
congress. This session might well begin
with the prompt adoption Of the President'i
wise suggestion.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23

Mr.. Read. an Englishman. who visited Us
a short time ago 10 see and report upon what
we could do toward feeding Europe. is just
now endeavoring to comfort his countrymer
by the assurance that in twenty-five years
our land will be exhausted and English far
mers need not after that fear American com.
petition. This must be exceedingly consol'
ing to the British agriculturists. All they
have to do is to stand it just quarter of =
century and then they will be all right.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23

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The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23
SILVER AND FRACTIONAL CURRENCY

Senator ingalls, shows that he is alive to
the needs and wishes OF the people by his
announcement that he shall press a measure
for the reissue Of fractional currency. The
disappearance of this currency has been felt
as serious inconvenience throughout the
country, and there are thousands OF people
who will feel indebted to the Senator from
Kansas who has been the first to officially
recognize this inconvenience and take steps
TO relieve it-yafer- Ocean,
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23
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The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23

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Notice,

Notice Il hereby gives tha petition w:ll
he prevented TO tho boassl AZ Ceuuiy Cent
nsissiepers. ~ theis regular u,ecaing held u
ef tisn.aa, to assist In butltliu4 bridge
across pry creek. where the ssme etcsses the
section line between sestioa !. tewu e.
range west. and section Is. tewu -. range
J vest Estimated cost Of bridge. tane.ne.
NJcK SrHvR,
Jos. MvHks.
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The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23
BOOKS OF ALL KINDS.
ALBUMS.

tho ncof
brought A albums.
| designs Autograph Albums,
| gfroinl0 upwards.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23

Ill.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN WICHITA !
tin: j. .. :: :: .: :. sss $ =
Last and Largest Sale ever known in Wichita
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their aP sea cost We have still large oas
BOOTS AND SHOES
Bought VII Them, M '0' ' ' money '''' any "
Peg Shoes, former price 7se.
1; Mss ns saee ss % Bss p g aT & price $780, now s
nofo Boots andsh will be sola costo
Mems Mems as sn En- %.a' ar & ssss 5.m,2 s SO now g.
IL l-2c.
Shirng
DRESS GOODS
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