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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-28
A COMING NAN.


4 correspondent of the New York SaR
strikes popular chord in the following
touching the youngest man Il Garfield ; Cab
met:
Were compelled 10 select from this adj
minislraiion the man most likely 10 succeed
Garfield | would take the youngest of them
ALL mean Secretary Lincoln" This was
said BY one old in the service and independ-
ent in his position among leading Republic
cans. 1.-The name is n preliminary battle
won. AMI the man, so far AZ can hear, suits
the name. lie promises al his age great
deal more than his father did. He is ambi-
tions only TO do his work well. lconsider he
has the best introduction 10 the country of
any man of his timc-perhaps of any time
aud though it may sound strange in your
ears, | tell YOU there are to-day more Presi-
dental possibilities IN the modest, hard
working and thoroughly intelligent Secretary
OF War than in any other man in the Nation.
This sounds strangely only because il is new
But il will bear thinking Il. Lincoln's Sc
lection by Garfield was purely sentimental
idea. Other men have made similar mistakes
Don't think too lightly of this. gentlemen"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-28
THE MUDDY MISSOURI.

The heavy rise OF three weeks ago had but
partially abated when another break up and
food swells the Missouri. From away on
the head of the Yellowstone TO the leyee OF
st. Louis, innumerabc disasters and loss OF
life are reported. AT Omaha many hundreds
Of thousands of dollars in property has been
swept away. The railroads at that point
have been transferring passengers AMI freight
in boats over the flooded bottoms. AZ many
as three frame residences went by Omaha
from up the river in single day. Leaven-
worth, AtchisOn and st. Joe have suffered
but little except along the lcrees, but the
river sweeps across the bottoms everywhere
destroying thousands of farms. The river
at Quincy is five miles wide. But little dam
age has been done in the city, excepting in
causing temporary suspension OF several
large manufacturing establishments along
the ievec. The most serious loss will be from
the flooding of thousands of acres of farming
lands, and the washing away Of road beds OF
several railroads. The Missouri Pacific road
reaches Atchison by way OF Topeka from
Kansas City. With such m unprecedented
and destructive spring rise the grayest APP
prchensions are cntcrtaino u from the results
of the June rise which always succeeds the
early floods.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-28
FUN IN TIE SENATE.

Last week, the Democrats were chagrincd
and surprised by Frye, OF Maine. who made
u terrific onslaught on the pugnacious MI
nority. Although the youngest member OF
the body. he made the best and most effect
i've speech that has been heard this session
II was scathing indictment of every state
in the South, without exception, and WAS SO
clear and logical. and so well backed up with
official reports and figures, that it will be
difficult. il not impossible. tor the Bourbons
TO make respectable defense. Mr.. Butler
of South Carolina, said the senator from
Maine had lodged the real question. which
was whether there had been a disgraccful
bargain between the Republicans and Ma
hone This aroused General Burnside, who
caused good deal of laughter by the earn
cstness with which he denied that there had
been any bargain. and the emphatic manner
in which he said that any man who charged
that that there had been q bargain charged
that which was false
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-28
AN AWFUL ACCIDENT.

The high waters prevailing in the north
western States are the dali, source OF acei-
dents and tragedies. An appalling accident
occurred last week on the hook Island diyis-
lon OF the Milwaukee 4 st. Paul Railway.
about mile below Albany. Illinois:
The Mcretosia river is Gro sed at that point
by a trcstle bridge. 100 or 500 feet long. This
bridge had become SO weakened by the
strong current that il gave way beneath the
express train due in Rock Land at O'Clock
In the morning, and the engine, tender, and
the two forward ears went down into the
river. The locomotive and tender went 70
the bottom. The express messenger, bag
gagcman. conductor and bra Seman happened
70 be in the passenger ear. and escaped by
climbing to the roof. rs it was sinking. aud
learaag thence to the sleeper. which remain
Cd o. the bridge. The passenger car, with
Its eleven passengers, loated of until it
grounded near AZ isiapd. Five of the pas
seagers escaped. The three passengers in
the sleeper col out without anjury,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-28
WHO Is TIT


Last week, from reported speech oil SEN
ator Beck in the United States Senate, we
publisbed a declaration that If the kepubii-
cans held out for Malone and Riddlebargcr,
the Democrats would present the name Of
Kansas Union soldier for Scrgeant-at-Ams
Of the Senate. 1t is stated now the Common
weahh that the Democratic State Central
Committee are the authors of the brilliant
suggestion, and that Col. John A. Martin, OF
Atchison, Ben. Simpson, present tnlteh
States Marshal, and WIN. Higgins, late Ser
geant-at-Arms Of the lower house OF the
Legislature, were the names suggested. IL
was thought that either Senator Ingaiis OF
Plumb would unite with the Democrats IN
such a scheme. In our judgment Senator
Plumb nor ingalls, could be caught by any
game. In the next place Col. Martin would
not accept the position. Ben. Simpson might
but its doubtful. William Higgins has nc
claim upon the Kansas Senators or the he'
publican party emitting him TO any such dis
fincfion.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-28
ANrcvER J0TTINGs.

To tie Editor Of ne Edafe
The popular adagc. ''as green a. a rustic,
may now be varied. The earth Itself is one
VAT garden of vcrdaney.
Many of the Young gentlemen and ladies
| of the neghborhood are getting the big
head bat then il is occasioned by eyaae%e
parottdAe. commonly known rs the mu;nps.
Mr. Francis Prestly Woodward il engag-
ed in business that calls him OF TO the
south three or four times a month. Cards
are not out yet
The latest thing on taps is the building of
house. of worship in this city. 1t
contamination devoutly TO be wished.
The Rev. MIR. Trip, licentiatc minister of
the Methodist Episcopal church. delivered
sermon on the wedding garment some
time ago at the school house.
Farmers viii be thankful 10 learn that
very effective and very fashionable resort
for lazy boys is called Long Branch. The
longer the branch the less frequency the re-
sort.
You ought 10 subscribe for the EAGLE.
Besides giving the latest State and county
news. it contains the writings of your IA
nous fellow citizen, dunius.
To ..Job" in the EAGLE of April >, | o.
fer Il drop OF soothing oil. The law docs not
require county superintendent TO hold even
the lowest grade certificate issued by the
county over whose educational affairs he
may be called to preside. All that JOB" or
an, other who might aspire TO that Office
requires is enough votes from the people.
and cheek sufficient for every day and trial.
Taese are haleoya days for companionshle
Young men. Mild and ethereal. Just the
thug to give an appetite for ero9uet riayi ing.
or q induce a retreat 10 the counter of some |
nc. hborly grocer. And the nights are Is
ser, ne and heavenly. Kansas evenings must .
have been designed as ''hcps'' in counting. |
Who. in the calm of twilight, with his faith |
er's carriage at command. can deny ride TO |
the charming maiden whom he has cancniz-
ed as the one altogether lovely.
Truly this is the towering season OF gall |
lan,rv. In these times the drive is duly |
pun c,ured with "Ah. yes. darling" of the
gentleman. and the more frequent. ''oh. SO
sple add" OF the lady. But the dimpled
smile that deepens 20 a laugh is the climax.
wha, pity. blooming girl,
That lips so ready for lover.
should not beneath their r;,by baskets cover.
One tooth Of pearl.
But like n rose tes;de the charehyard stoIs
BE doomed to blush DER many moaldering
bone. JUNIvs,
AT large
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-28
BOW 1T Is DONE.
GOOD RIVER, April II, 1881

GOOD RIVER, April Il, 1881.
IL The Editor Of tie Eagle:
In . recent issue you asked some farmer to
tell you why so much Of our wheat is winter
killed. This is matter to which have
gigen considerable study and close inquiry,
with the following result:
find that when the snow lies on the ground
for some time it puifs the soil UP into what
resembles spon.e-like substance with little
holes trayersing tin every direction. When
the snow leaves. if cold spell, comes, as has
been the case OF late, the ground cracks, and
the cold wind circulating freely through the
orifices in the ground, freezes out the roots,
thus killing them and, of course, the crop
prospect. II a heavy rain comes immediate
Is after the melting Of the snow, thus pack
ing the ground: or, il . heavy roller is run
over the wheat with the same result, ths
danger is frequently obyiated. This, accord.
ing TO my observation and study, is the cause
of 20 much winter-kiliod wheat in this Sec
ton
think am little ahead on corn. have
forty acres which, for several days, has been
~ to such "A height as to be easily seen from
the road feel quite jubilant overmy pros
pect in lh:s direction.
The measles are gradually subsiding in this
locality, the affected conyalescing. and no
fatal results from the malady.
LEVI MCLAUGHIIN.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-28
Nc.sn

70 ,sasaa . asss
WanGAs, ia sieiatiaa 81 private ~ ais.
fundamental az and ,oss''iieil equity, 10"
81 water 10 90 acsr tiss ss.ii,ss,tr. ns- per
segtad trom tie isti.s Arkaassr River ~
ia,a 0oias tsEewn essts. 70 sasi = sIesp Tatr
rii fs,,fi H. throwing fae water isefsh4 sn-
% thgs0S.n erseh AID from iss natural chan
nci. tor private Use and .pssAsassNe pur-
aese-, thereby iiHpsifins tae hs'bti'. csrii"st,
at.lity. sna eaaSs naencc ahf srYyfai water
powers sad privileges Of great sal'ic oh
maH5 81 cur te.pc.iise properties shsi
" ngHEAs, iHe equity si tivsi. superior 90
perverted human laws. IN conformity VISTA
IT. lugaiii4e rule OF yineifafefi shs right has
seen IL to blast with hi, wi,hfriag o,irss cY-
cry euitprisr hat ha- sought 81 u.iiixe tnis
naked tBrft, and thereby restore to us our
eqailai'ie riShss BY their Ions aud geass able
i,esstssf9n.
Asr. ia.r.fse,. Lea II De kaopn 20 ~ inra,
" 40 sBa waighsfe9eScr ilgf may BE-, that
any esiuft So again peri 81; ths8e wafer ffcu
their naiiifai cbAHrsi 10 the little Arkansas
Eisve viii be prosecuted sni contested -
,l,e exitHi III oilF meaas aud tss fot pow
q Of isa gnd equity.
Ne herein subscribe 10 the shove state
iapRt and pnfVuss.
pAa fiigsisbe,ham. I. ss;arsoa.
H. VI. FISHER " ~. Es~toa,
}. e.. Davis, =. Howe.
~. 4. Wo@l'nan. L. smith,
j. W Hinton. aud anf hnFdlrd Gili'f, whose
aEbts saa Interests 81 saes;is sfslaied. a.J
ne eueas4 s4sts ssss : fss isi,s = espstss
| M ~ g islia. = a. Esrir
az 'sass.rai fssldsasaf, ~ eff ses sfsf' -
lfas re ~ 81 4e1rsisgfl Jtff rsafs % hae -
sfs sasssfsraf saassiflas
Earrs fs-sngaa y fasFi fl.is1f.s sss'asf sfsi
4seryfsAssaf 90 fst3sfi q ssrfis7 as'sffsft d.
gsa3 a1 ssaaa Afaff ed faasia y fiase r. sfias
arg fsH
Al Ag1f af5 iilrsf~HH ias8sl-fs f4-iff III affff.
tss,nsg tifg ~ -sf4sg. $3.50 slsfq fi.fs sa4 pes
AHf7rsfflsfs-sti sfi sesg o. itst5s - ~ aid
assgFrs.i -. aas fsfr sfs5 ~ fea hass - sttis
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-28
Proposals for Furnishing Cows and
Heifers for the Indian Services.

Sealed proposals for fnrpishing
your hundred ESQ cows with calves by their
sides
Ard twelve hundred q .srp yeariing heifrrs
Territory
Also seveuty-five t.5l cows with calves by their
sides,
And one hundred and nfsy u5D velrIipg heir-
ers far the Indian Service 1t Kaw Agency. Indian
Territory, y III be received by the nndcrsignesl
until O'Clock r. n. Tuesday Nay lsth, lssi, u
which time bids will be opened at the office III
the agent and contracts awarded.
The following specifications sad conditions
will be observed, viz:
The Above cattle mIlet be natives Of the Indian
Territory or northern Texas; the cows u be be-
tween The ages Of three tsj anil six ts1 years 81
good average size with calves by their eitcs: til
hei.ers u be yearlings past also Of good average
size All Of the above mast be in good condition
subject TO thorough inspection. With the liberty
purpose for which they intended. AID are e
be delivered et the respective Agencies on or be-
fore August 18th, lssl
All bids must he accompanied BIZ = certified
cheek or equivalent on some United sta Is he
gosItory. payable to the opier OF The Agent fol
at least i've J per cent Of the amount Of the hid
which shall be forfeited TO the United states iu
case any bidder receiving an award shsitfa q
execute promptly 3 contract with good and 81. r
e~t""t ssir~i"- -r"-.iny 10 the terms os his bid
otncrw Use To he returned To the bidder
Payment will he INSIDE through the Indian OF
Zee, Washington, D. T., sovn a prse. ieabis
sitter the delivery of the stock
he right 10 reject any and all bids is reserve.
Bids will lie received for all part Of the stock
should be endorsed proposals for furnishina
to the undersigned At Usage Agency, Indian Ter
ritory.
l.. MILES,
l. 5 Indian Agent.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-28
Legal Notice.

In tbe District Cour; Of Se5gwiek cogafy
Kansas.
Sol IL. kohn Morris boiss and VI. ". Levy,
partners A. hohB Br0s. & fo., plaintiff.
t,eoree l.. hrol. Henry krols. Jsiiz iezss
ifornierIy JaiiiA hroh', Maria Reed and
Amelia hFab. defendants.
The above nsmed Henry kTeh. Julia Lee Al,
iiortesriy Jalia krobi. Maria Reed and
Amelia kroh. are hereby notified :hz; they
hsye been sued BY the above named l,isis-
til. IN ibt Dissfirl Court 81 >ssiggsiea eoaE-
Is. state % Kansas. and thu. ups.s. they an
-Sger The petition Of szit plaintiffs s<sin-t
them siod in laid action, In the oiii,e ~ iss~
ciers Of szid eSgrt. By the 18th dzy Of MAJ.
ISL. aid petition will he taken ~ srlse and
sdgInent win be rendered In ssid se,isn IN
fasof sf aid pisiRsiss aud zgalast -aie r.
PENDANTS los tla sale Of the f04loN i8S sssl 80
isse. king asid situate in the e9aniy ~ essig-
wick and state ~ Kansas, 10 wif.
Lots 10 sBsI ~ on S5iexgo xsenae is Ia
town es West " iehisas under q nseff.sase -
satisfy TIE sum II 81 .sa;.fss aud interest 90
sassl sum FROM the i-t day Il April, i~si- II
she Tsss n & per rea. per arasss. aud es,sis
II aid action in A1esFdaBes Slts he prayer
Of -4id petition
-LEss A HAYIoS.
81 PiziniiiT-' Af,orasys
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-28
STANLEY MATHEWS.

Senator EJmunds intends leaving WISH
tnyton in dag or two, not TO return until
next winter; and one purpose Of the meet
inc Of the judiciary Committee Saturday was
to consider the nomination Of Stanley Mat
thews. The friends Of Matthews have been
urging the committee to act on his nominal
ton, even though the action should be an
adverse report. They believe that the SEN
ate would confirm him. even against an adj
verse report, and Matthews and his support
ers are very anxious for the committee to
adopt its report. SO that the nomination can
be acted upon at the first executive session.
The committee had just quorum to-day.
and wasted nearly two hours for that. Conk-
ling aud Logan dill not appear, nor did they
send any reason. Bayard wrote note say
in. that he could not attend, and stating how
he stood on Matthews nomination. Owing
to the absence of SO many members the COM
mi,tec took TO action on the case. Matthews
friends here still hope TO get action from the
committee in time to get the case before the
cxpcutiye session.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-28
FORT SCOTT AND WICHITA RAILROAD.

The above organization seems TO grow dali
ly in it, prospects Of speedy completion.
From all that can be gathered it is genuine
enterprise with a solid foundation. Large
amounts of iron. ties. and ether material are
being received. which doe not Indicate a
work of wind and speculation only. Some
twenty mile. of the road is ready for the rail.
and ties. The first spike was driven on
Monday as the following dispatch shows:
Fort SCoTT, April 25.-ro-day at precise
ly IL IN. the first spike was driven on the Fort
Scott & Wichita Railroad in the presence of
an immense crowd OF people and amid great
enthusiasm. Judge Ayers welded the sledge
and Messrs. Harris, Hill. Brinkerhoh. Tier
nan. Porter and Bronson made eloquent
speeches and universal 10, marked the occa-
sion. The road viii be completed 20 Wiehi-
Ia by the first of next JANUARY.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-28
Sheriff sale.

District Court. -essgwieS c.sansy. kasl<ss
- y. ;isa.sit9a. piasasi1.
Robert Hrowa. rfaaSi. T. Hrawa, aud
" u >aaisFss administrators ot sae
estasr 81 Amy a. ~iaifh creased
rs vissae 4 ,.ssisT % ale fssssssi clt - sac
District ,eu.t u ~stssi>s county. nsnsas.
wiefefa A, y .lasnitsa 4 s.lxsutiA, sas n"a-
srt Hr,xg ffaaets 4 tsasn sati W q. saa-
sseTs. administrator 81 tks ests;e % Afh- q.
smith deceased. sFe dctsslaats, XVIII. an
Msssas tsr - az u .sS. A. . iel,
q. .,'elrck q. ~, ~ the ..art House drer. lle-
log nj the froat II lse sals..teE tae~a - tHSse
niock on pen=iss avenue, Ia TIE cay 90 "ish-
ia ksa-s-, osser fif sale ~ .uhise auciire, -
he hi neal hiitisr FOR cssh Ia hapd all the rts ~.
tifis sad Interest 81 tho desss,lspSs. siSssri
f,faUa tsacls T. nf6EE. and " u eap.ief-.
sltlfiA tssfatsf II ths esfsfe "a Amy q saith
arreaso t. Ia Aa3 o. the f5ilautzE described ssAi
.,f,assfty egiaaged in The c-siais Il cesize ick
STATE Il Kansas, "a aits
Inc aih-Wess quarter 81 - setsise Va.
twsats two ca % tapesissi7 NJ fveiass ~ tasl
sssuih g ras,se NJ Gus - .ast
-Htl ~ issnfefta . sNies ussa - ite Mp
.sts .. sicssBySs.t4, iis,tsrt Brs~S tsaart T.,
sirlts o., ai8 % Ssasltr.. isi.i aisisa'.'f 81
he -4tAie ~ Sass q -isi.b drcss 80 ssit y ~ 10
std ia safety said 70 icf - anir
eisF.as pars. iafiiia. hanna. Aafra ~,
$ y ISL -r
sas.l4. sslseiyk county, hsntat
sIsss i Iiatls.s, f;aia.tG'r titernsys, "a
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-28

In the month of January thirty-two aban-
,loaed vessels were sighted on the Atlantic.
Some Of these float about for many months
and become water-logged and float even with
thu surface of the water. The dangeris said
to BE greater than that from iccbcrgs, which
announce their proximity by the Arctic tenn
perature they create around them. Ii is said
that the sea win never be rid Of these dan
gers until by international concert, provision
is made for standing reward TO any seaman
who proves that he has sunk one.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-28
pnofosalS foR INDIAN SUPPLIES
AND TRANSPORTATION.

rxErAprnxxr or 1uE INTERIOR os,cs %
u lusiinn 1Gnars, " ashirEtnp NsreA - ssst -
,sassa Pss.a,,. ssassssa T rssss,s xs
ss s. & isdiss assIss sss Is - 8 wss.-
g, sgs xss r. wiis b r g. s. ss,s ssr
the Indian ><Fytce about SO .ecp psnnes Bacon.
" e ee es42sl- Beef The hccf. Is, go tosn.ts
, sass ' ezra r s ss, sssss sss.ss
tonss<is fisar sssssis frsst M. CO.. peuns!s
lIasd Esssi. uses ps.nsls .sesasss =. - rssnas
hice. n -, peanls Tea. - ,sp pcpnsls 1sbsssc:
ssa - q rcuEsis salt. .ep.po t-eunrt> sap. o-Ne
pounds ss-la, IA. sss pssaEds sugar. and 90
xiss W,ssTsss weosen rlcsssss reess- feea
issiav in tart cI Tiesiss. ~. a. xart< ~tanstAri
alice. 80 sriss l,tiliies. z.ns ssasi ,sssh
yaras; tiexhans. 30 90 Yards ke.tHshy JsAas.
n 81 yAri<; sstines. So Yards bcsNa sbsss-
s sT. n I, :s ssss',sS ss;,siSx
soc warts, Wsasss. $50 ,xsSl>l ttethtnx.
s,rvcrsies. Ne,isns Hard are. Medical supplies.
Harness. fisws EzAss. Tsrks, ~. sel ior "a
aroaa rrsnire3 for Use -<rssec II N1fko'sn.
salerasis. lsskets, tlxhe, tnstsat Ter, Nssassets.
NostSrs Nebraska, <esx.;x sod " tscsnsie. -
be irlivsrv'. Al chiSsgs. ksusks lily. aud
Alss. transportation .',r sssh IL sss sarpsss,
90 d. asa articles that may rpf ~ s~aisactef
lser - be delivered Al the A<sneiss
Hrs xrsr ~ aAss csr es NoSrs~Sr>F
"a s<E<
schedules stasuiaS tho kisds ssss sssstisies az
sah-istsnee supplies Ie1eirss tor each tesarN,
aA tae Sl1s> and Saxptsse~ In zys.-s, ~ al ether
seal> sad articles, <rtiet sth tssssk proposals
.n fsrssss Sos eaassset sad tsaa cSssdstiess
he ohstsy ed by htstcrs. stse Si place % delivery,
terms 81 Senirscs sssf isaSmeot. transportation
sessss, and all etasr asre-sary iastrsssics> al
be farntshs u,,on sfpsssxsisa the t.dlxs e.se
ia N sshsnStaD, or Mo- - aed 6 Hscsfss N-Fst,
Aesr ix4< VIA II lyen. No tsS uroSsfs ~.
New fosk; and TO the s'esssni-ssrtss % >ahaiss-
| saer. T. = at chicago, -stst Louis, saint
| Psui fsxscnw.rsh Francisco. a.sha.
/ the,snrs and aAktaa, ss.d the f~ssIes-tes II
,ssax City
ids will he c,ssnssi ~ The hear aa .iss above
stated and bssssiess iavilsi - 10 pseaent az
| heupenteg
txA1fsi;a Ntttc&S-
All bids sanst hs accompanied By rerslasd
checks Ess,a -alae telted >istss depository 80
ssslsssat Treasurer. for ~ tsasf ses ger cent %
| lbs agsss.sirt sf the .selsgas
THOMAS 4. StsHaL.
l ~ fr<saf t--ia
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-28

The American takes to the circus as natu-
rally as he does to the Fourth of July. Last
Tuesday night, in Washington, Vice frcsf-
dent Arthur, Gen. sherman, Senators sher-
han, Anthony and Burnside were all on one
seat together, enjoying the eloquence OF the
sa,ydust orators at Baruum's show.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-28
SheflH1a SAC.
i;ittsie; Csini. johnson ,sHnts, k1Bsas.
hiIrs Parker, pls,nsia.

tF4ttsIsf attiiti- }uaBe9b teiFtt4 = 1Drtas
hlIrs Parker, plssnsia,
".
Gplaa4i'us r Parker, iAszss PARKER
sed s. g.. krnassif. Del. Esisntr.
rs sirins OF an execution is-assi aui af iAs
DisFFef Cunt ofJebusau causfy ksnsss.
Wherein Aacc : Parker g. ffiaf.d sssi asi-
uu4i a b Parker. tfsss- Pafscf ahd A g.
Kennedy are defendants. VIII, aA
AsaSag a, ies4 fss y Kst a. p. is.i.
st s'riost T. = ~ fho Court iiousr lsi'sr,
hsias 81 TIE fioni II Tie haliaiae kHarn a.
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-28
Notice for Publication.

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Al Wichita, Kansas. April 18th, ASST
Notice is hereby given that The foiis wing named
settler has fled notice OF his intention To make
final proof in support OF his claim, and secure H.
nal entry thereof ut this ofiee Monday the s4i
day OF May, ISL, viz: George y. Hoibrook, II.
h No 5S5i for the north half Of the southeast
quarter OF section q, town -, range east. and
names the following rs his witnesses, via. Will
lam 8 spaulding, William 4. siocum. Lewis Z.
Noble and Jacob q. Low, all OF SUNNY dale. Sedg-
WICK county, Kansas X. l.. WAIktR,
49, Register
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-04-28
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that ON the 10th dsy of
June. 1850, L. l.. Nixon vas appointed u sl,inis-
traitor OF the estate OF Ebenezer Wright deceased
by the PROBATE Court OF sedswick couaiy. han-
sas, and that ON the ls.h day of iurii iS4I. he
made settlement with said court, n sifniuis-
traitor Of said estate, and resigned his trust rs
administrator OF said estate an1 that the under
sigaed was appointed by said conrt In plssc of
said J.. Nixon resigned, - complete the al
mnistration of said estate
i-3 GEORGE g.. MATTHEW.