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off FOR TOPEKA.

Wichita and Sedgwick county will be rep
resented at Topeka this week. \ large num-
Der of our enterprising farmers went up to
the State fair. many ef them taking their
wives. The G.. \. II. Post. numbering ,iXtv-
five. went up on Tuesday morning, accom-
panied by their drum-corps. Company \ OF
The State militia. full rank and some thirty.
five in file. went up on Monday. The Beacon
band aud a number of gentlemen who had
hired tents Of Mr.. Lynch and who took along
their own cooks, went up on saturday
Blaine left Maine Monday morning. after
voting, passing through Boston at II m. and
no doubt viii reach Topeka to-day. There
are a large number OF other notables present
including General Loring OF the Agricultural
Bureau, and several eX-generais Of both ar
mics. To-day and Tomorrow the crowd n
the capital viii he immense. many going a.
high as sixty thousand in their estimates.
An extra train Of eight and ten coaches have
gone over the Wichita branch daily.
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MARRIED..

At the residence OF the brides father. at
Valley Centre. Kansas. Miss Fannie Stone
TO NJ. Otto Rcmlow, of the above named
place.
As above stated few invited guests met
at The residence Of Geo. ". Davis. on Tues
day. September u. 1882, to witness the mar
fiage, by Rev. j. Hoinyne, OF their adopted
daughter, aud as was expected by all who
knew her. more qaeenly looking bride was
seldom led 10 the liymenial alter The bride
was alfred in an antique embroidered silk
OF mauve, aud for elegance of texture aud
artistic design. has had few equals as we'd
ding rousseau. We understand the happy
pair 20 immediately to occupy their rural
home, and we only add, long may they live
TO enjoy it, and share together the rich ben
Gifts of life devoted to the consiimaton OF
high and faltering hopes. As reward for
the moral integrity and strict adherancc TO
honest purpose, the happy bridegroom now
has the pleasing consciousness of securing
partner for life, who, though Of retiring
manner. has many progressing qualities OF
head and heart. and will now supply the on
~ lacking ornament 10 grace his pleasant
home. n L. T.
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yEIGHBoRHoop ITEMS.


PLEASANT RIDGE, September II, 1881.
10 lie Editor 0ffle Eagie:
The political pot is boiling lively in thi,
part Of the county.
The Gypsum Sunday School Association
held their annual picnic in Yaple's grove on
| the 31st of August, and all had good lime
and plenty to eat.
Among the late visitors on the Ridge wer,
Mr.. Richard Price and family, and Pole Price
of Kentucky. brothers of Mrs. Shockey. Miss
Lizzie Reed, of Ellsworth, Illinois. niece OF
j. II. shockey. paid him and family two
weeks visit. Mr.. John Marsh, OF Arrow.
smith, Illinois. spent few days among theiI
friends.
Misses Ella >hockey aud Matte Hensley
have been on the >ick-list Tor the past two
weeks, but are improving now.
A number from here are going 10 Topeka
to the fair and reunion.
The long dry spell has emf the corn crop
short in this township. 1t is dry and the
ground 80 bard the lrrmers cant do much at
sowing wheat The grass is mostly dried IN
and farmers have TO feed their stock. ii.
The poultry department. was one Of the
attractive features Of the far there being
about 225 birds on exhibition, among them
Is. l.. Bears partridge cochins of which there
are no better in the West. His strain of par.
fridge cochins is known throug bout the west
as bright mahogany strain, and being so
carefully mated and bred they reproduce
their like in form aud color, which is no small
thing TO retain, especially their form. His
birds are cochin shape: short legged, broad
and heavy leg and toe feathers, which are
what cochin requires to be true type of
the breed. II Bears birds were represented
at the state fair they would surely win their
share, as he woD the highest last season while
there. am an admrer of fine poultry when
/ see them. A BREEDRR
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REPRESENTATIVE CONVENTION

\ delegate convention of the sath fold ssh dis
t'ict viii be held at Atti a Hall, Attica town
ship. the 2sd day of September, lisa. at one
o'clock r. NJ, for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for the Legislature, and the transac-
ton OF such other business ~ may properly
come before said convention.
Esch township will lie entitled Ia the same
representation as entitled 90 In the county con-
yent'on. IL Is recommended that the delegates
lie elected at the same time and place dele
gates TO The county convention. by order Of the
district central committee.
II. r. RH0ADEs. Chairman.
u. T.. LAWRENCE, Secretary.
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CITY HAKKTTs.
UNION TOWNSHIP.
ELDRIDGE, KAs.. Sept. Il. IL

ELDRlDGE, KAs.. Sept. Il. 1882.
t. Tie Editor of tie Edqie:
win you be kind enough TO give place in
yonr columns for few words OF sad news,
for the benefit of Mr.. and Mrs Andrew
Lanchland's many friends in and around
Wichita. Last Friday the Sth inst. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lauchland's many friends in the vaciE-
| ity Of their home, met TO convey to his last
resting place The remains of their muSh be-
loved son. Hugh I.auchland. lie was at
tackled with cramp cole ON the night of the
! 9Th inst. and after a few hour, of indiscrib-
able suffering he died the next day, the eth
inst. He was 'ourteen years. six months.
and three week, old when he died. y few
brief but appropriate remarks were made
by Rev. j. Bunker. pastor OF the Congrega-
tional church, of which Mr. and Nrs. LAUGH
land are members. Prayer for the eonsolins
influences Of the great Comforter was offer
ed by the Rev MIR. Tyler, NJ. +. minister.
The corpse was buried in EI,lri,'ge grave
yard. Hugh was Il noble boy. good boy,
kind, loving and affectionate. lie clearly
demonstrated that principle, and disposition
indicative Of a pure, noble manhood. But
his sun went down before twas noon. The
bud which scarcely had commenced 10 I'M
fold its charms, exhibit its colors, tlilluse
its fragrance was nipped by the wind'- I'M
timely blast, and scorched by the suns d.
rector ray. And believing a> we do, in
Gods established order, or law OF connec-
ton between pare nta influence, and the de-
,eopment aud growth of character in the
child. and kno wing the character of the
parents. can we. ought we, 10 doubt The
safety OF the child. though like bIighted,
witherpd flower, sapped OF vitality and
beauty by the worm of dire disease, We be-
lieye that the spirit has gone TO wear the
hucs OF eternal spring in Ihe palace of God
there Ia emit that rich anl'r0.iai perfume
that was hidden away in the deep recesses
of his young soul from ridiy world. This
sad calamity has le;i lis deep mark upon The
hearts of the family. and especially the
mother, who for six or seven weeks had been
confined To her bed. hut who l. realizing the
truth OF Cots word: My grare i sufficient
for thee The family rank among the old
est and best citizens or Union township.
therefore they command The sympathy, and
tender feelings OF large circe ot friends,
including the writer. j. Il.
BRYANT. BUTLER CO.. HAS sept. $50.
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REPRESENTATIVE coNvENrIos

delegate convention of the seth representa-
tive district fold a2d) will be held In the city 81
Wichita on the 23d day Of September, lss2 at II
O'Clock A. for the the purpose OF nominating
candidate for the legislature and the transac-
zion ~ such other business rs may properly come
before the convention
Each township and ward will be entitled to the
same representation ms entitled 10 in the counts
convention IL Is recommended that delegates
10 the district convention be elected ~ the same
time and place rs delegates To the county con-
yestion. By order OF district committee
IN. W0ODCOCk, Chairman.
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Attention, Ladies.

Hats. Flowers and Piumes cheaper than
the cheapest, all new and fresh. Beads, Can
vas, Zephyrs. Yarns, Silks, in all qualities
and colors. Human Hair Goods in all shapes
and styles. Infsnts Robes and Cioaks, also
Ladies Underwear, nice and cheap. Table
covers. Roll plated jewelry, warranted to
wear. Embroidery from cents to is cents
peryard. Ladies California buckskin glove,
warranted to give satisfaction. Thanking
the people for their past patronage. I invite
them to call and examine my stock.
VI. kLKNTz.
z-tf No. 81 Main street.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

| TO tie Rspublicdns ef Ssdgwiek County:
At the request Of many Republicans,
hereby announce myself as 4 candidate for
the nomination, for the Office of County At
| torney.. JACOB NJ. BALDEEsToN.
| announce myself as candidate for re-
! election TO the Office of County Superinten-
| dent of Public Instruction, subject to the
decision Of the voters of Sedgwck county
Miss LYDIA BENTON,
County Superintendent.
hereby announce myself Us a candidate
for County Superintendent Of schools. sub
ect to the Republica nominating conven-
ton. | promise. if elected, to devote my
| entire attention TO the duties of the Office.
ALICE X. SITES.
| am 4 candidate for probate judge. sub
jeci to the decision of the Republican comfy
convention. +. b. JEwETT.
1 announce myself as candidate for the
Office of Superintendent Of Public lnstruc-
ton subject 10 the decision of the Republi-
can convention, TO be held on the odd of
September. Il. ID. HAMMOND.
To tie Edator IF he Eagte:
Please announce that an, candidate for
the Office Of superintendent Of public In
struction. subject to the decision of the Re-
publican county convention.
T. l. VANswEARINGEN.
To tie Editor Of tie Edgie:
Please announce that I will present my
name to the Republican county convention
as a candidate for superintendent of public
instruction. CHESTER T.. KING.
To The Editor Of the Eagle:
W. f. Woodward will be candidate for
superintendent OF public instruction before
the Republican county convention.
W. j. Walker is a candidate for Probate
Judge in sedgwick county, subject to n Re-
publican nomination.
hereby announce myself as candidate
for the Office Of Probate Judge. subject TO
the decision Of the Republican nominating
convention. ID. A. MITCHELL.
i announce to the Republicans of Sedg-
wick county that am candidate for the
office of county attorney, subject TO the de-
cision OF the Republican county convention
7. Ii. WALL.
To tie Editor If tie Edgie.
Please announce that will be Il candidate
Tor representative Of the 90th district, for
merry known as the 93d district.
+. NJ. DoFfLEMYRE.
10 the Editor If the Eagie:
Please announce me as candidate for
Probate Judge, subject TO the will of the
people.
cannot act with the present so called Re-
publican party. because it does moi represent
any Of the vital principles Of the Old Re.
publican party. with which have acted
for the last tweniy-one years.
THOMAS q. Hoss.
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ATTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS.

Fuil attendance requested Friday evening.
the 18th inst, rs business Of importance will
como before the Commandery. also work in
the Temple. G. \. WALLER,
Eminent Commander
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The delightful operatta. with several pleas
ant additions. will be given a. matinee next
saturday afternoon far the special benefit of
The children and mothers Of The city.
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Two notes. at Wichita, on August LIST: one
calling for $3.50. due December lst; and one
note for $40, payable one day after date. The
finder will please return the same to me at
Sedgwick. JAMES GEOrTs.
5g.tf
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Mrs. Kramer has in stock. all the leading
styles aud shapes in ladies' hats, and the
LARGEST stock of millinery goods ever yet
offered to the trade. She is in the east now
to secure such novelties, and styles that can
not be ordered The ladies can depend on
getting all the latest eastern fashions ut this
house. She also has in a large stock OF hair
goods. wool yarns, aosses, ladies' handkcr-
chiefs, ties. etc. Next to postofiice. a5-2t
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The Wichita ministers want no outside
help in lighting The evil one, especially such
help - is being grstuitoi:sly prodered by
newspaper, of doubtful orthodoxy
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Early planted corn always take, the first
premium al our fairs, and il wonld be well
Cor people who are not experienced in farm
ing in kansa. 10 remember this
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING tSCALLED FOR AT THE Posi-
OFFICE At WICHITA.
WICHITA, September II, lSs'.
LADIES LIST.
BrienS FosterE
HowardM SwampN
GENTS LIST.
Barn. BurnettA
BrownGD CenterJ
CadleJE FutZD
FosterF GambingJM
HOvreGW AemblingAD
HagerA iiamiltonW
JacksonC DeverJW
McLaureJ I,utZelF
RussellWD RetZeiC
StevensonJ SimmOnWS
SchellWF WatsonlP
To obtain any OF these the applicant must
call for Advertised Letters" and give the
date OF this list.
Ii not called for in one month they Will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Letters are not advertised until they have
remained in this Office one week.
NJ. N. MURDOCH. Postmaster.
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.weniy--ix hundred single ticket, were
sold on Wednesday. by the Farmer Fair.
The treasurer, MIR Black. estimated that
abont tbir;y-fye hundred people were pres.
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I lMr. Chas. Eichhol,s has made out a very
extended report of the Farmers Fair and
premiums awarded. which will be published
next week, being received too late for this
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The five O'Clock train, Tuesday morning
was derailed at sedgwiek City, holding the
Frisco train and the mail train and an extra
Of ten coach ioads of people for Topeka.
about three hours.
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Bunny Mead is OF for another year in the
state University. Bunny is very bright
Young man and some day viii graduate with
the honors OF his class
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Basiey a Leveridge have put hack on the
streets which will attend call, and the arrival
and departure OF trains. Fare y cents 10
any part Of The city.
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Lemuel Barnes. after an absence of twenty
cue year. from the land Of his nativity. Penn
sylsanis. and a residence of len years in this
valley a. oii on q visit
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The fall term Of the District Court will
convene next Monday week.
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Call and see Us. and you will be surprised
how cheap you can get good, reliable
American watch, fully warranted at the
Boss Jewelry House. %
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The schools opened on Monday morning
with fair attendance. and greatly 10 the
relief Of hundreds of homes. Prof. Hallock
WAS very busy putting the machinery in
place NJ per iraught. and there seemed to
DE no hitch.
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A line new boy is reported at The home 81
that city guardian. Mr.. Dan Parks
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Councilman Zimmeriy. one OF the oldest
merchants Of Wichita, has sold his hard
ware store, and the stock will be taken 10
III paso. il il said
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Mr.. Goodyear has sold his Touring and
feed miiIs. on Douglas Avenue. 10 Marshall
Hurst.
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". L.. MrE-r j. meeting With a great deal
"f rGcCuragrm"nt. with his set Of abstrac,s
ia he MA, of patronage.
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The Boss Jewelry House. OF Curry Il
FAIRIES, have the largest stock of silver ware.
gold and silver watches, elegant french man.
tel clocks, gold headed canes. and great
city -
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We spoke last week Of Judge Campbell be-
Ing west on an important railroad suit. IL
was in u ease wherein he had sued the Rio
GraDde for the death Of Joseph Richie last
spring. On yesterday he received draft
for g 900 as 3 compromise.
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Col. Taylor got home saturday night from
Washington. lie reports the city exec, d.
lngly dull. being almost deserted by every
body except Department clerks. Ii had
been rainy for weeks sad the weather WAS
cool aud pleasant.
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Mr.. {. Wood Davis, the president of the
Piitshurg coal Company has inauguraled a
war OF huge preparations on the Rogers Coal
Company AID the Frisco Railway manage.
ment- Those who know Mr.. Davis need not
be told that he never opens up until mlly
equipped and fortified. The matter i set
forth IN Que of the :. Louis paper, by Mr..
Davis IN a column and a half in which some
startling figures and surprising correspond
enee are given. lie charges that The man.
agement have adopted special rates ana re-
bates for the express purpose OF forcing the
Pittsburs Coal Company to sell out to the
Rogers Coal Company. As Davis was for
many years general freight agent himself
he knows all the turns and devices of such =
position. As to his ability a. a writer: as a
man who has ideas and knows how to ex-
press them. these are undisputed, SO that his
war will be no boys play. His letter to the
st. Louis Gioie-p snIacyaf il too long TO copy.
besides il is probably but the diminishing
line
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Wanted. school-by teacher who ean
furnish the best of references and recon-
mendaiions. For information call upon Rev
". r. Harper
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The Beacon Band. which has gone To he
state fair and soldiers reunion at Topeka
this week. has the thanks of the Republican
committee tor cOmplmenrng senator
Ylumb's meeting saturday afternoon.
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Miss Ray kurtz. Of Augusta, daughter OF
the Ell tor Of III" ''ss'iie wa~ in the city YES
tcr,lay.
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Married, in this city, on Thursday. Au-
gust 3lsi, at the residence of the brides
farther. the Rev. Z. A. King. Mr. c. X.
woodson and Angie A. King. Mrs. Wood
sou, nee King has been connected with our
city schools as a teacher Tor some time past.
avery intelligent and winsome young lady.
and the EAGLE wishes her and the man of
her choice long and happy life
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The he'd oi ti.e Raging Isckensark j.
about ready 10 br mcadani1,rl. The ratii>h
are PRAYING for rain.
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10. Eager aud wife and b; by, OF Hayes
vile. leave this week for Mt. Morris, and
shelby county. Illinois. 10 visit kinsfolks
and friend,
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BRYANT. BUTLER Co. kAs Sept. So.
To tie Editor ofMe Eaqfe
Please announce that their will be II MON
camp-meeting held on Rock creek. four miles
south of BryanI.in Mr.George shear, grove:
will commence The eoth. of September.
Truly. Ed. RHOAps.
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Mrs. John Guests fifteenth baby Iosk the
premium at the Farmers Fair.
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IL l. said that Mr.. Siouiemyer has purchas.
"a the Dorsey a. Van Ness building in the
Temple block. fer six thousand dollars.
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RE. LAwRENCE, Secretary.

Charley Case has bought out the Hodgson
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y. ID. Caldwell has secured n position in
the Parson, Pui'iir schools. Tor which place
lac left ia-t week
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The county building il being reprinted.
and il was lime.
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Capt. Payne. who was ordered out of the
Territory by the military, but who refused
10 20, and was then taken by force to Fl
smith. has been by order of tie War De-
parimenr, turned over 10 the civil authori-
ties. II Is very evident that the governme nj
lacks the lawful power 10 enforce the policy
of the administration.
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-. 4. Alexander is at home for a few days
tie reports sam Winch us being murderousy
assaulted last week, but i coming out all
right
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A combined simeon aud sirocco from fsie
lad Of the Montezumas struck this Valley
t.esday. The wind, which was brisk from
the southwest, MAS like The breath from a
heated furnace. People shut down their
windows and closed their doors.
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HUSE & CHARLTON
A Bargain.

.0o selected weihers, ,eclected and fat
tened with view 10 supply city markets,
for sale at bargain. Cali or address this
office. ao-;'t
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Capt. White. of the Beacon, !eii for Topeka
Yesterday.
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Read what Curry, the ieweler. has to say
in this weeks EAGLE ia AN "a,l.'' aud in
locals also. Mr.. Curry has AN elegant stock
OF goods
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We clip the following from the Common
srealtk under date OF the 9th: "Mr. 7. Il.
Murdoch, OF the Commonwealth staff. may be
regarded a. becomiDg quite a family man.
Mrs. Murdoch last evening presenting him
with pair of twins-nice healthy girls--so
the local is informed by smiling DR.. s.,
who closes with the announcement: Mother
and children doing we'll"
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The executive committee of the County
sunday school Association take great pleas
IRE in announcing. that they have secured
the services of Prof w. +. Sherwjn, of
Cincinnati, Ohio. for their County Sunday
School convention. October Ind and Bird
The Professor led the music 1T the late
international Sunday school convention and
has fine ability Tor institute and convention
work in all its departments.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-09-14

Henry GAwIhrop. formerly of III county
bat now Of stnrgcs. Michigan. called to SET
tie EAGLE and renew his subscription.
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Alr Francis Herman president of The Fort
Scott. ST. Louisa Wichita road the Fort
Scott Hos4'0r says. has returned home from
New York. In conversation MIR. Herman said
in reply 10 query as 10 the future of the
road. that de als would not interest the pub
lie. but that generally he would say there
was no doubt about the future, and that il
The people wanted il. it would be completed
and the cars running 10 Wichita by January
first
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hereby announce myself a candidate
for County superintendent of schools, sub
ect to the Repubica nominating conyen-
ton. | promise, if elected, to devote my
entire attention TO the duties Of the Office
ALICE X. SITES.
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Mrs. Tbos. Williamson, of Wellington.
spent Thursday and Friday in the city with
friends, returning home SATURDAY morning