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The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03
psoY. copLrY's ur.

The immortal bard Of Avon writ il down
that there was time to take the tide. In
verificatiOn Of this axiom, by men of every
cline, the comprehension of single utilita-
rian idea has as often brought its discoverer
honor, wealth and fame. A happy thought
or particular vein Of expression II of univer-
sal comprehension, rewards their original
possessor in the ratio of public appreciation.
The principal Of our city schools, Prof. Cop
ley. seems endowed with treasury Of those
expedients that have only to be mentioned
to be appreciated. A special reporter else-
where tells Of his last hit and Of It's success
at home and abroad. In hundreds Of schools
throughout Kansas on last Friday, her Goth
anniversary, ten thousand Of our girls and
boys were intently bent upon getting by
heart the names, the deeds and the iiustri-
Gus records that cluster about the history Of
the commonwealth which must soon pass in
to the care and control of these same chill
drcn. More was learned Of Kansas history
by Kansas children last Friday than would
have been learned from text hooks, ordina-
rily. In years. The sixteen teachers Of the
city schools Of Lawrence unite in q letter con.
graduating Prof Copley on the success Of
his happy thought. We notice that in half
dozen towns the children were ransacking
all the public and private libraries accessi-
BILE. One Emporia gentleman, who is an
honored citizen, and for years = prominent.
man, told us that he was well nigh crazy in
endeavoring to answer the thousand ques-
tions put to him Of early men, early times,
and Of trying occasions connected with the
history OF Kansas. We much desired to Wis
1t all the schools of our own city on that day
and started in with Miss Reynolds room at
the central building, but We became so inter-
estcd In what we saw and heard and in an
swering questions that we got no fsrther.
From the bright faces there We learned all
about Kansas from the day the plumed Span
lard crossed the Arkansas at Wichita down
TO the adoption Of the prohibition amend
ment. Prof. Copley is evidently proud Of his
schools, as every kansan is proud Of our
public school system. We learned that the
valleys and hilItops of our beloved State, are
dotted with 5,24e school houses. of which SO2
were erected during the past year There
are in the State $4,000 boys and girls Of
school age. or fthat splendid army 80 attend
the schools o. Wichita There are 1880
teachers employed, and il they are all as
bright and smart as Prof. Coplcy's corps
Ohio will not furnish all the Presidents OF
the future. The school property Of the State
exclusive OF lands, is valued at &4.6s3,Ols,
aud the permanent school fund, the interest
Of which goes to the schools, IL ei,7ss, ,0O7.
Last year Kansas paid over one and three
fourths millions dollars In educating her chill
dren.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

without hesitsncy We declare what We
verify believe. and thai is that the EAGLE
boasts about the most substantial. reliable
and sensible list Of home subscribers that
ever blessed and supported journal but
wc have = few subscribers here and there,
scattered about the States from Maine to
California whom seem no less appreciation
of our work. Among the letters received
from subscribers last week was one from Los
Angeles, California, under date Of January
slst, and another from Jacksonville. Illinois,
January s4sh. both from meu who have taken
the paper for several years. The former gen.
tieman. Mr.. n. n La fetrs. says: s.The EA-
GLE has been = most welcome visitor In ms
house for several years. adnire its enter
prise. pluck and fairness, aud especially its
boldness in advocating the psincipies Of the
the Republican party. Il has field Of mag
ni6rent interests over which TO look aDd
spread its broad, protecting wings." The
other letter says: 81 prize your paper high
ly. 1t does you tntnite credit. Send your
bill every year. trust yos will take in the
Missouri Pacific Railway. To lose IL would
be an irrcparable injury. With Wichita IL is
question Of dessiny-whcther she will be .
city or dull, county seat village
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03
fHI GOULD Road.

To answer the question as to wherein the
proposed Missouri extension to Wichita, Of
fers more reliable and absolute competition
than Of any other possible line for this VAL
ley, 1t is only necessary to state that Jay
Gould owns the Wabash line from Toledo,
on Lake Erie, to st. Louis, across Illinois,
Indiana and part Of Ohio. He owns the Mis-.
souri, Pacific from st. Louis to lie Roy, and
the Central Pacific from San Francisco to the
Rio Grande river. BY filling in the Wichita
| extension, and completing it to the proposed
connection on the Rio Grande, gives him the
most direct line that can be built across the
continent, and ut the same time gives wich-
ita competition in her grain carrying to the
great lakes and competition in all her other
products to the mining regions of New Mex
leo, Colorado and Arizona. Look ut your
maps and see il that is so.
Speaking Of the probability of the exten.
sion Of the above road, we see a letter from
Manager Talmage to Hon. II. c. Rizer, of
Eureka. published in the Herald OF that place.
In which General Talmage says: "It Is the
intention TO extend our road west from lie
Roy the coming year, running through Eu-
reka and Eldorado to Wichita, provided the
aid asked is given"
The Eldorado Times contains the following
encouraging words:
"Wc might remark, with some degree of
propriety, and without appearing to slop
over, that the above named project is simply
"BoOming." The proposition to vote nonds
along the line as far west as Wichita, arc be-
ing put In shape as rapidly as possible to SUBJ
init to vote Of the people, and the will be
about all carried. The engineers will have |
the line finally located as far west as Eureka |
by to-day. The Chief Engineer and Mr.. |
Spriggs have, ere this, decided upon route |
through the Flint Hills. The stee, rails and |
the materials have all been brought for the |
first 2oo miles, aud will begin to accumulate |
at lie Roy next week, or the week after, at |
the furthest; and just rs soon as the bonds
arc all voted, two hundred men will be put |
on the line to hasten its construction"
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

The Leayenworth Daily 1vnss II its usual
perspIcuous style and forecaste paid . Aatter-
ing tribute to wichits's past and present
prosperity, and predicted bright things Tor
her % . future trade center the other day.
The EAGLE copied and fayorably commented
upon the zSmss' editorial. The RYs5tSesa,
Of Newton, makes what was said text for
half column Of grandiloquent wiihwsw
through which quasi vein OF sarcasm runs.
discovering . spirit Of jealousy little short Of
the contemplate. As an abortive effort ut
wit We pronounce the Aforesaid half column
an undeniable success, but as IN attempt to
slur wichita and her people, nat failure.
Wichita is now, and has always been, able
10 take care Of herself. but in doing 30 her
people have never evinced ill-will, spite or
jealousy towards other towns. That she will
be-that she was destined from the start 70
be-the metropolis Of the lower Arksnsas
Valley In Kansas her people have never en-
tertained doubt. To that end for nearly .
decade the EAGLE has worked hard yet con-
seientiously year in and year out. The men
who founded her, the capitalists who after
wards cast their fortune In with her, had no
other purpose in view. Her location geo.
graphically IS well as the confluence Of
large streams and broad valleys and the gen.
cral conformation Of the surrounding coun-
try all warranted such conclusion. And in
s0lidity, in growth, and In all mercantile,
banking and market interests she has not
her most sanguine friends. In
In wealth, and in business she is
rivalled by no town In this section and
cquallcd by but two or three cities In the
State. For 4 truth. no town within two
hundred miles can make a. good showing
in these respects, and within that compass
are located many Of the most thriving towns
Of the west. Slurs of ''Curly Marshall" and |
''a port Of entry" and "bull frog leaps'' and |
''the EAGLE ON the top Of Jacobs LADDER |
may serve the passing fancy ofa would-be |
smsrty or feed the causeless jealousy of u |
snarlavow but cannot effect the faith Of |
people founded ON facts as tangible as the |
everlasting hills.
But II Wichita's commercial supremacy IL |
IN undisputed proposition to-day, what will |
she be when the Banana Line'' reaches |
Memphis, when Gould's great competing |
road taps her markets, when the U. Court |
Is fixed by law, when the three new merch- |
ant Touring mills are completed, when the |
Fl. Scott highway is finished, when our new |
union depot is built, and thousand and one |
'thcr enterprises are fully consummated we |
cave II to others than the editor Of the New. |
on Republican to answer. In the mean time |
EAGLES roost will be at Wichita.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

All who settled here prior to January I,
1872, who have not enrolled themselves, will
confer favor upon the Association by call
ing on the Secretary ut the county building
and filing out the necessary blanks before
the day of the reunion. s. s. KING,
Secretary Old Settlers.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

We have fund Of eiO,oo1 to place on
choice farm security, for one and five years
time, at special rates, As the money comes di-
rect from The East. Anyons.-vsnting farm
loan will do well to cali and see US at once.
and secure favorable terms.
BUxNElL 4 ROYs.
Jan. 10, 1881. 43.,t
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03
MARRIED.

January 30th, at the residence of the brides
parents, near Wichita, by Rev. j. c. Post,
Mr.. Richard G. Brown aud Miss Almira Hit.
all OF Scdgwick county, Kansas.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03
Cheap Farm Loans.

We have a fund Of $1,000 to place on
choice farm security, Tor one to I've years
time, at special rates, a. the money comes
direct from the East, anyone wanting farm
loan will do well 70 csIl and see us, At once,
and secure favorable terms.
BuxxKlL 4 RoYs.
Jan. 10, 1851. xg-7s
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03
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We spent pleasant half hour In the Cam
panari Musical Conservatory the other AFTER
noon. when We were not only entertained,
but delighted with some most exquisite mus
ic. With no little Interest We exaafaed TIVE
me1ais carried oG by Professor Canpanari
over large number Of students, Il the great
Musical Conservatory at Milan. To win .
prize in such . school, in such lasd. over
competitors who arc musicians BY heredity,
is NO smsll honor and . guarantee Il excel
ience. We hope the Wichita Masieal School
may receive the encouragement ft richly d.
serves. Instruction in classes is givea o.
very reasonable terms.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03
Secretary Old Settlers Association.

At meeting of the citizens Of Wichita
township held at the Moser school house
January %, 1881, the following was offered
and unanimously adopted:
R<solsed, That in the sense Of this meet
ing the Board Of Couny Commissioners went
beyond their duty in calling in nOn-residents
~ experts to raise the assessments Of Our
township trustee.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03
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At her residence In South Ottawa, Illinois,
er OF Mrs. Geo. +. Spalton, OF this city.
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The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

An who desire hne roses aid other shrub
berry. can procure them Of me 1t exactly the
retail price list Of the Dengee Z Coaard
company, West Grove, Pa. IN sesing -
their local axest In this city, and win ship
By express The plants win be 'arxsr asd
strosger thaa 60 ~ shipped BY nail. The
Diamond list speciality. Nov thirty roses
instead Of seveu. J. B. CrLvkR-
le-tf.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03
Aliens Conee House

and Eating Room, on Douglas Avenue. al
ways warn asd we'll supplied With rity and
agricultural papers, where farmers and 9th
ers are always welcomed. The tables will
be supplied with the best the market affords.
D. r. AIIEy
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03
For Sale.

A well established grocery business, in
good location, with good trsde, satisfactory
reason for selling given. For Information,
apply TO this once. xLtf
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

The Ojo Caliente Mining Company, which
by the way comprises large list Of names.
from among the leading business men in our
city. held \ meeting at Judge Lauck's Office
on Tuesday evening last presided over by
Hon. J. r. Msad The report Of the direct
ors show that about 200 shares had been sub
scribed for. The company :interests are To-
Gated near Taos, New Mexico, in q section
that has been pronounced by expert miners
and prospectors among the richest in the
known world both in silver and gold. This
company, made up and organized as 1t is and
by the men who are its incorporators and
stockholders and with the rich assays that
have been made from their claims promises
to be good Investment The opportunity
is still open for the subscription Of stock.
Their next meeting win be Saturday evening
next at the Office of Judge Lauck. Parties
interested or wishing to subscribe stock are
invited to be present.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

Sheriff Watt has safely conveyed mother
Hughes to her new home at Osawatomie
She will have the kindest OF treatment and
the best Of care and will be much better of
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

Our old friend, Judge John A. Haderman,
United States Consul at Bangkok, siam,
sends us Madras paper which we read, nd.
vertlsements and all, with great interest. We
are glad to know that Judge Holderman il
making very popular and influential Con-
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

Capt. X. l.. Walker called on us last week,
and in conversation in relation TO the Wicbi-
Ia land Office, Informed us that last fall dur
ing "a days 1892 entries were made and $780,
900 paid in for land in this district. On one
day the receipts were $4,000 Winfield Ccu-
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

The bill granting the right Of way down
the Arkansas river to Memphis, has been
fayorably reported back to Congress.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

Col. Jno. +. Sanford made us a personal
call, ON Tuesday. He done us proud by as.
serring that Wichita greeted him with the
finest and most appreciative audience he had
ever addressed west Of Chicago. The Colo
mel, socially, is an exceedingly pleasant gen.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

There are at least six papers published in
Sumner county that contain no official direc-
tory Of county or city--ofncers. Several
times Of late men who take one or the other
ef the papers named, have been compelled TO
come TO this Office to learn the names Of
county officials in Sumner. Enterprise.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

Horse dealers will find an advertisement In
tLis weeks EAGLE which offers them an op-
portunity TO take q government contract.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

1t is singular but it is n fact that there IL
no John Smith in Wichita. There is not an
other town Of five thousand people in the
Uuited States that car say as much.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

Minnie Barker. very bright and popular
little colorcd girl. daughter Of Wesley Har-
kcr. who died last week, was followed to her
grave by very large cortege Of carriage,
and buggies containing nearly two hundred
people. number Of her school m ties dress
cd in black with white wells, followed ne xt
TO the hcarse.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

she will be pleased to meet here friends,
wishing to purchase dry goods.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

Mr. Edwards is progressing rapidly in his
work Of compiling preparatory to publish
Ing the best map, and In fact the only map.
that is or will be worth any thing for refer
ence in Sedgwick county. 1t is no aivertis-
ing scheme, but will be first-class in every
particular
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

The front windows Of Stanley 4 WalPs
law Office have been ornamented with fine
sign curtains; the work Of G. X. Viney.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

Senator Sluss has introduced n measure
looking to an amendment of the constitution
providing for an increase of the number Of
Judges OF the Supreme Court.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

William Hacker and c. c. Fees startled the
town yesterday with the announcement
Of sudden increases Of population. The for.
mers's was born voter, but the latter's will
take to bangs and papiers
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

"Christ's prayer for Peter" will be consid.
cred at the Baptist Church, next Sunday
morning. In the evening the questions
whether one can be saved beyond death and
at death, will be discussed by the eloquent
and able pastor of that church.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

Ratlifr L. Cone have purchased the entire
stock of goods belonging to Schectx, and
will continue the business ut the old stand.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03
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The EAGLE was honored with q call, on
Monday, from brother Bradbury Of the Null
vane Head. He, with several others, was
up to attend the lecture
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

Capt Moser tells us that the fruit is not all
killed by long shot. Some tender varieties
of peaches have suffered greatly, but for the
most part all varieties Of fruit SO far, are
damaged but little
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

good find was made Mr.. II. Guyot, of
Lincoln township, who, at depth Of thirty
three feet, struck a six inch vein of coal.
Mr.. G.'s place is on the west side Of Lincoln.
The find may lead to something worth while,
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

Big floods may be looked for in the great
Arkansas in early June, rs the mountains are
full Of snow.
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The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

Dealers in horses will note an Official ad-
vertiscment for furnishing large number Of
horses for the Ponca Indians, TO be paid for
by the Government, elsewhere in these COL
INNS
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

CD. Bonderant will start next week for
Alexandria, Minn., his former home, stop
ping cnroute among friends living in Iowa
and Wisconsin.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

Mr.. Charles Carpenter is the proud father
of his first baby. Now Uncle Horace will be
hailed hereafter by the boys ms grand pa.
The next morning grand pa Horace was out
beside the road swinging his hat and hurrall-
ing for the new boy.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

Allen 4 Hatfield will loan small sums to
reliable parties Of sedgw,ck county ON A
chattels for short time. l3-4
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

There has been man in this valley within
the last ten days buying cattle and passing
counterfeit silver dollars. Farmers would
do well TO be on the lookout FOR sharpers Of
that kind. II any Of our farmers have been
sictimizcd by him will report the same 10
Deputy United States Marshal Molen he will
take il as 4 favor.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03
Wichita, January 18th, 1881. 4s-s
Chattel Money.

We would call attention to our superior
facilities for supplying libraries with stand
ard and new books. HARDING 4 GOwDY.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03
fIAcEEls' UAHlyAfIox

There will be IN examination Of teachers
for Sedgwiek county In Wichita on Saturday
the 18th day Of February, A. D. 1881.
LYDIA BENTON,
County Superintendent.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

n. Il. Stevens, the state agent Of the Leav-
enworth daily Times, spent Monday in our
city. He is wide-awake man looking after
the interests Of a wide-awake paper. which
In turn looks after the interests OF a wide-
awake ~,
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

The temperance bills now pending, de-
clarcs Mr.. Beck, who was strong advocate
of the amendment, are extreme aud loose by
turns. Hackney's bin. the most popular with
the prohibitionists, cuts OF the sale Of pare.
goric, tinciure Of camphor, nearly all the
extracts, Bateman's drops, Godfrey's cordial,
rs ali pcrlumeries.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

The Times says the Eldorado Branch will
be extended to Douglas the coming summer,
but no farther.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-02-03

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One Car
Furniture for Sale.

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Hess, the grocers. 44-3t