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The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

The EAGLE Office was the frat thing inquired
for by Hon. Schuyler Colfax on his arrival
in the city, which he visited in company
with Colonel Jocelyn and Rev. b. Kelly. Mr..
CoIfax, like the most OF the acknowledged
great men OF our day, is . printer.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

Prof. Harper, OF Indiana. who has been In
the city for several days, preached at the
Baptist Church Sunday morning and even
ing. His sermons are spoken 6f very highly.
This divine possesses rare attainments and
wherever he may locate bis influence will be
largely felt for good.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22
DON'T FORGET TIE CHILDREN.

Much has been written Of the art of giving
presents, but any and all things may be ap-
propriately given in the season of kissing un-
der the mistletoe bough. Christmas comes
but once year, as every child most keenly
realizes. Ii is the season Of song and glad
| ness, Of feasting and Of presents, a fact that
| no father or mother should forget, and We
hope no child in this broad happy valley will
be forgotten next Saturday night or Sunday
morning.
The child Nicholas, born over thirteen
hundred years ago in far-of Asia Minor,
rendered bis name immortal, and was can
onized simply because on the anniversary of
the birth Of Christ he remembered with lav-
ish hands all the children of Pantherea and
for leagues around. He was called by them
Santo NicoIaus, then, hundreds Of years
after, Ssnto Niclaus. 1t is said of him that
the first day he was born he raised up in his
little bath, folded his hands, and thanked
God that he was born, and that at ten years
Of age he began devoting all his time and his
great income-for his parents were noble and
rich-to making others happy. Green he his
memory, for millions OF children now look
forward with delight to the anniversary OF
the natal day of Him who blessed little chill
dren and declared that the kingdom of heay-
en- was like unto them. So don't forget the
children next Saturday night. Don't forget
their little stockings or Christmas tree. The
dollar or two judiciously spent will make
more real happiness for them and you than
gold or honor. As the good Germans have
it:
'Ist das Wetter i'm Weihnacht gelind,
So frent sich, Mann, Webb und Kind
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

You no doubt think that the show win
dows Of the n. X. T. p. o. store, are hand
someIy arranged with goods. We'll, that is
SO; but go inside and take look and that
will settle it, for you will be sure TO make .
vprchasa
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

The Methodists (colored) have made prep
srstion, and will have Christmas tree en-
tertainment at the Occidental. Christmas
tree, supper, etc. The public are invited to
cam
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

Mr.. spalton, of the Lombard Mortgage
Company, has purchased u residence on En-
poria avenue, one of the most desirable lo-
cations in the city.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

Messrr Hovey 4 Jackson are not behind
and never are in their purchases Of goods to
meet the demands Of the trade. Their sps-
cial purchase for the holiday. trade is very
hue, which, to be appreciated fully, must be
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

A carol chorus is in training and will adopt
the old world custom Of going from house to
house on Christmas eve and chanting their
Christmas carols.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

Nixon Elliott has commenced the erection
of business house--brick with iron 'front.'
on his lot adjoining the Smith & Keating i'm
piement house.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

The city has been all life during the past
week Of holiday trade. Every branch of
business indicates BOOM
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

The ground this "wednesday morning is
covered with two or three inches Of snow
which has been falling throughout the night.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

Charles Lawrence does not want the folks
to forget, while they are running around
hunting for something handsome for pres
snts, that be las an elegant line to select
from
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

Or. Dean brought to the EAGLE ofice
sack of bolted white corn meal made from
hand-picked corn which was ground by his
mill which is propelled by Kansas zepbyrs.
Hence the name, Zephyr Mills" When
you order meal can for the Zephyr Mills, ii is
1rst-class.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

What viii please the wife more than =
nice rocker, or one OF Bolte's bed room sets
Nothing that one can think Of.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

The good citizens of Eldridge and vicinity
are preparing to build church. The build
ing committee want cur city contractors to
put in their bids.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

George Chadwick and wife have been
made happy over the birth Of y handsome
girl baby, at their home
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

Swearing of day will soon be upon US.
Consequently business in certain lines is un-
usually good.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

- Butler county furnishes Wichita hoop
poles. Wichita furnishes Butler county with
barrels tierces etc
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

Lovers Of the beautiful, go and visit the
cart gallery at the Presbyterian Church on
Friday evening, the sd inst.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

The gizzsrds OF some towns we wot Of Lave
turned green with envy because the great
trunk lines Of railway are seeking extensions
TO Wichita.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

Hobson, Reese & Sawyer have received
the material and have a force Of men at work
repairing the bridge.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

Mrs John Watt, Of Santa Fc, is in the city
en- route for home from visit to friends in
Kentucky.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

S. S. Goodrich leaves this week for Wis.
consin, where he will spend the winter.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

Usage and Pittsburg coal can be bought at
Hscker & Jackson's at IS. .25 per ton.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22
oIrY xARErrs.

forms us that he had received dispatch
from Las Angeles, California, announcing
the death of J. II. Sturns, Of Mound Hill
Nurserv
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

A. ii. Wood has opened harness shop
near the city scales, where he is prepared to
do all kinds of work in his line.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

To the ladies Of "The Russell Opera
Troupe" and the other kind friends who SO
generously remembered the thirty fifth anni-
verrary of my birthday: Accepting your gift
in the same true spirit in which it was given
1 ask you to accept, in return, my sincere
thanks with the assurance that this day and
your friendship will not be forgotten by
CATHERINE RUSSELL.
WrcurTa nacemhar IL 1891
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

The NJ. E. Sunday school will have Christ
mas tree on Christmas eve.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

Mrs. Col. Innes, accompanied by Mrs. Hart.
her mother, returned from her visit to Iowa
City
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

The Big River bridge which spans the riv-
er west Of town is being put in thorough re-
pair by our bridge Builders, Messrs. Reese
4 Sawyer.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

How sboutt the annual meeting Of the old
settlers II is one of the occasions that is
eo0rted upon by quite a number for square
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

Remember the entertainment at the Pres
byterian Church on Friday evening, 23d.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

Mrs. Bogardus, of Bloomington, Illinois
daughter of W. b. Smith, is in the city.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

7. I. Vanswearengen, out Of the fullness
of his heart, selected from his barn-yard two
uncommoDly large, fat turkeys and toted
them to the EAGLE Office and presented one
to each of the proprietors, which, In con-
nection with the sack of fine meal furnished.
them by DIR. Dean, assures them good square
Christmas meal, in anticipation Of which we
make our best bow.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

A general good time at the fair at the Pres
byterian Church on Friday evening.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

Notice Is hereby given that the trustees Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. of Eldridge,
will receive sealed bids for furnishing all the
materials, except foundation, and erecting q
building according to the plans and speei6-
cations to be ut the EAGLE Office this week,
after that time at Eldridge p. o. All bids
to be in by December 3Oth. 39-2
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

Richard Farmer, for Il long time q resident
Of Delano, died at his home Friday last.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

Mrs. Ben Bear has gone east to spend the
holidays with relatives.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

: The members of St. Aloysius Church are
making preparations for their annual fair.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22
Happy New Year! .. Happy New Year.
TO EVERY MAN WOMAN AND CHILD 9-dn7

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Is surely given everybody buy their ~
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes
UNDER THE HORSE SHOE.
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The they go $ because is
Cheapest and Safest Place to Trade.
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Will you Money.
The Largest Assortment in the West.
BLACK cAsHMEREs.
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We are the only
A Splendid Line of Bronze Green's
And other Green
popular shades
BLACK sILKsl BLACK SILKS
They never crack or wear shiney
c1-AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF PLAIDs 20
Dress Goods From -Four Cents q Yard Up.
We are the only house in the city who keep line
TRIMMINGS
@ie.sent 5s ssss iss'assSsn
Blankets Quilts Comforts and n Housekeeping Goods.
YARNsl YARNs YARNSM YARNs!!n
Germantown
and lady
stock Of Embroders, Lace Hosiery and Gloves Alexandra
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The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

Ralph stephens is in Missouri purchasing
stock and shipping to this valley.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

Judge George Salisbury, of Colorado, is in
the city
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22
WICHITA, December 10, 1881.

The ladies of the Presbyterian Society will
give an entertainment at their church on
Friday evening, the 2Sd, at which time reg
ular supper will be served for % cents, also
oysters for % cents. There will be a muse
um OF antiquities, and an art gallery. There
will also be a table. laden with many useful
and beautiful articles for sale at reasonable
price. To add to all of these there will also
be present the cold woman Who lived In 9
shoe" Admission: 10 cents.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22
SOME OF THE ELEGANT
new GOODS
L A w R E N G E'S
DRUG STORE

Fine Assortment of Cut Glass Cologne Bottles,
Ladies' Russia Leither Work Boxes,
CuliGloid Dressing Case Sets. in Leather,
Plush, Hand-Psinted satin and
Plate Glass Cases.
Collar and Cuff Sets,
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22
Notice.

Notice the many fine articles VIM. Kassel
has for Christmas presents. 80 II.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

Have you seen WIN. Kassel's 100 puzzle in
last weeks paper. Work hard to get the
prize. 38 tt
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

A Topeka caterer says that the way to pre-
serve the delicate flavor of oysters and fish
in frying, and make them desirable, is
for fish, Prepare hot lard, just as
your mother used TO do in cooking dough-
nuts. enough to float the fish in; beat up an
egg, yolk and all wipe the pieces Of fish
dry, and dip them in the egg then drop
them into dish of cr.cker meal, and shake
until covered; put them into the hot lard,
and turn about until well Drowned. For
oysters, wipe dry, dip into the egg, and then
into the cracker meal; pat them down be.
tween the palms of the hands; dip again
into the egg and meal, and pat down again
then drop them, all together, into the lard,
and cook until brown.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22
Grinding Feed for Stock.

Follow the crowd to Harding's, now the
finest stock Of holiday goods ever brought to
the town. Go early because the crowd is
ahead ofyou, and the finest goods are being
rapidly sold and the general stock Of goods
of this kind is lighter than usual this year.
39 9t
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

Silver ThimSles at Kassel's for only % cts.
will compare in weight with any silver sold
heretofore for 80 cts. 80 II.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

A very heavy line of imported baskets at
Hardings, in bumpers work baskets, work
stands and baskets. lunch and travelling bas-
kets just received. Also large addition to
his immense book stock received yesterday.
% Or
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

The ladies belonging to the "Uncle Toms
Cabin Company congratulated themselves
over the fact that they had been to Caldwell
and given one entertainment, and were treat
ed real well by those rough looking people.
That they looked like desperadoes and high
way robbers.C) We always thought that
Bill Hutch and Tell Walton had q Kind of
Wild Bill look about them.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

II you want to find Santa Claus at his head
quarters, 60 to Herrington's. There you
will find him with q full line Of toys to please
the children. 31-u
New holiday goods arriving daily at Miss
Sommer's jewelry store. 31-tf
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

One would. by visiting Caldwell's China
Hall, soon conclude that he has true con-
ception of just what would please for holi-
day present. You can find nickle plated IL
brary lamps of the very latest patterns, chan
deliers in all styles, every thing imaginable
in China, both plain. decorated and banded,
and all the most fashionable shapes in wedg-
wood, timor and keota wares. 1t ia the only
place in town where the standard imported
crockery Is kept. His line of chamber sets
is unequaled in rich decorations and fashion
able Datterns.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22
At Cost,

Books, stationery, dolls and holiday goods.
37-tf G.. H. HERRINGTON.
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22
Ladies

Five thousand dollars worth Of holiday
goods received by G. H. Harrington this
week. Sl-u
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

Miss Sommer is selling clocks cheaper than
ever. 38-tf
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22

Gold spectacles and eye glasses at Miss
S0mmer's, 100 Douglas Avenue. 36-tf
The Wichita city eagle., 1881-12-22
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LazeIle PeriHaes, tsAst
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In small bottles. Also in bulk. TO sell hz ahs
ounce or pound -
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HEADACHES OF DECISIONS


SUPREME COURT OF FLORIDA.
Jane Term. a. ID. 1sSH.
J. H. Hover, yr, Appellant. ". George w. Lew
ton, Appellee-Orange county.
RANDALL, G. J.:
l. On sustaining ademurrer 10 declaration upon
the grnund that the facts stated were insufficient
tn maintain the action, there being no question
0f jurisdiction. 4 Is error To dismiss the suit for
want Of Q Declaration The final Judgment
should have been upO0 the demarrer, the plain
tiR falling to amend.
9. In an action Tor malicious prosecution by
causing plaintiff to be arrested upon q criminal
charge. the failure Of the gTAad jury to find an
Indictment and the discharge OF the accused by
the court constitute such termination Of the
proceedings il necessary to sustain the action.
Judgment reversed
Z < Foster, Atiorsey for Appellant; J. W.
Price. Attorney for Appellee
William Sedgwick, Appellant, Va Dewitt C.
Dawkins. Appellee-Duval county.
VAN VAIKKEEUDsR, J.:
Motions In arrest 0f Judgment arise from ia-
fTizAe causes appeAEing upoa the face of the
reeord, and must be founded upoa such matter
as would, upOa demurrer, have been sufficient 70
overthrow the action O. plea.
Judgmenf reversed.
II. Bisbee, j., Atiosney fDr Appellant d. q.
Dawkins, Attorney for Appellee.
Beujamin Bird, PsaantiR IN Rrror. ". The State
sf Flnriaa, DelenAAni in Knor-Duval cBnniy.
Van VALknMBUnsK.I.:
I. An iniietnlenf ksg mardeE olhegWise good
in EDsm, charging that The psisoser felonionly,
wilIfally, and of his malice ainFetholght. with .
psemedilated design 70 effect tie deaih OF &C.,
b Ro0d iudicsmeus under Cur statnte
Z An Indelmenk ~ murder. which charges
the crime ace0rding ta Tie Camm0n Law
form, b sa11cieuk % sastain b verdict Tor murder
wilhdaf ths Ne q she wosyh. " ftem pgsmedI-
iaaed design.
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-11-09

A man named Hill, of Kanawha
county, was put off the Sidney, Mon.
day, down with the typhoid fever.
In the afternoon be was taken aboard
the Virgie Lee for Charleston, &C.
companied by his sister and brother,
He came from Wheeling.
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The Weekly Register
LOCAL MAT1'ERS.

WEDDING BELLs.-The social event
Of the season was the marriage ofour
young friend, DR.. Will. S. Hoy, yes
terday evening, to Miss Maud B., the
lovely daughter Of Hon. VIM. II.
TomlinSon, Mayor Of this city. The
ceremony took place in Christ Church
and was witnessed by an immense
crowd of admiring friends. The
church was filed to its utmost capa.
city, even to the standing ROOM
The "knot in the silken cord" that
bound them together "to be severed
only in DEATH" received the personal
and skillful attention Of Rev. j. w.
Cowpland, the Rector. Messrs. C.
Sehon, D. W. Polsley, j. P. Il. b.
Smith and W. s. Spencer, served as
ushcrs upon the occasion. Mrs. D.
W. Pclsley presided at the organ,
rendering an appropriate Wedding
March with effect, as the happy pair
marched up the aisle to the altar at.
tended by their groomsmen and
bridesmaids, in the following order:
Mr.. Jas. B. Menagcr and Miss Ottie
Sisson; Mr.. j. s. Spencer and Miss
Ida Hooff. When the beautiful and
impressive marriage ceremony was
over, and they were pronounced
''man and wife," the bride and
groom were escorted to a carriage in
waiting at the church door, and driv.
en- to the magnificent residence of
the brides father, on Wand street,
whore n grand reception awaited
them and a few invited friends,-
They received many valuable and
costly presents, but are unable to en-
nmerate them in this issue. We
wish the Doctor and his handsome
bride, a long, prosperous and happy
life. May no shadow ever cross their
pathway.
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GOSSIP. -Time for the turkey !,

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come down we'll introduce him tc
the young lady he inquiries about.
Sickness is prevailing to an alarm.
ing extent in this county.
Little boys when they go to church
should behave themselves. We re.
fer to the boys who kept up such a
racket at the Episcopal church last
Sunday night.
Good prospects for lots Of wild
game.
DR.. Ed. Fl. Fravel, of Poca, was in
town Sunday.
And now they tell us that bed.
bug bites will cure rheumatism.
Boys are like railway carriages
oftentimes they can only be kept
upon the right track by judicious
use of switches.
This town offers fine opening for
manufacturers.
Ed. ST. John of this place started
West last Thursday. AT Columbus
in changing cars his foot slipped and
struck q wheel of q moving train
result foot crushed.
Monday was dark, gloomy, rainy
day.
7. Erwin Wells of Jackson, has
taken u position on the Visitor.
"De memory OBJ trouble" says a
colored philosopher, "stays wild a
man longer dan de recollection Of
pleasure, for man can moan longer
dan he can SMILE"
In reply to the question, evil the
coming man be bald2" the Norris
town Herald says that he generally
is when he first comes"
Mayor Tomlinson has moved into
his new brick residence.
The hickory.nut crop is said to BE-
abundant, and an observer says that
from many trees they are fit for eat.
ing at once without putting away
for seasoning.
The fly, we are told, has damaged
the wheat great deal.
Corn and wheat took a big tumble
in Chicago last week.
Chestnuts are in market, but they
sell high,
Our young friend, C. H. Holloway,
has been promoted to second Clerk
on the new steamer Ohio. We con.
graduate him.
Some men in this town are drink.
ing too much whiskey for their own
good.
Judge Guthrie is now at home, on
ashort vacation.
Miss Mary Miller returned home
last Saturday from her visit to Belpre,
Ohio. She was accompanied by Miss
Fressie Loring, of that place, who
will spend the winter with her.
We hear of several new brick
buildings that are contracted for, to
be erected in the spring.
Mrs. Capt. Maddy and daughter,
of Huntington, are visiting relatives
and friends in this place.
The people Of this town are be.
coming very much annoyed by the
depredations of thieves on their hen
roosts and coal houses.
The editor of the Clarksburg Tcle.
cgrGm is having brick residence
put up. The day is not far distant
when West Virginia editors will put
up nothing less than the "brown
stone front" Randolph Enterprise.
John S. Miller has made about Eff.
ty barrels Of kraut.
Sheriff Hanly and wife left for
Cincinnati on Monday.
Miss Fannie McGraw died at her
home in West Columbia, last Thurs.
day, of consumption.
The rainy weather is interfering
very greatly with the work on the
railroad.
Y. Pullin has the contract for a
large amount Of trestle-work on the
Atlantic and Northwestern Rail.
road.
If we had few more enterprising
men like Mr.. John G.. Stortz, our
town would soon present q different
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Those who desire to attend the
meeting of the County superintend.
ents, at Wheeling, commencing on
tho 25th of this month, can obtain
half-rates on the river and railroads,
by addressing State Superintendent
Butcher, at Wheeling.