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There were forty-thrcc conversions in
the schools during the month.
The crowd in attendance. the larger pOr-
tion OF whom were children. was doubt
less drawn together by the announcement
that. instead OF the usual speeches by the
old folks. the boys and girls OF the infant
class Of the Sec0nd-C Church school were to
do the talking. And it was done to the
entire satisfaction Of the audience. The
address OF welcome by little boy called
forth loud applause, and like demOnstra-
tiOn would doubtless have followed every
piece in the programme but for the earn
ct protest OF the president that such
thing was wholly out OF order i'm the house
OF God on sunday. "Feed my Lambs" 10y
eleven little boys: q recitation by a three
year-old girl "Fruits OF the Spirit" bv
five boys; duet by two little girls. with
chorus by the whole infant class; a recita-
ton 10y six little girls; were all eXqulSitely
.'Give the Boys a Chance" by tit-
teen little boys. aud Take Up the COllec-
ton" by one OF the bows. were equal the
best. Miss Sye Roberts. the teacher OF the
class, is to bc cOngratulatedUpo the success
OF her well-trained pupils. The song->ergice
was under the direction Of Colonel VIII
liam +. Tanner. with VI. b. Ramos at the
organ. and was greatly enjoyed by the
congregation.
The orphans OF the Female Humane
Association were present, and occupied
seats in the middle aisle.
The next meeting Of the Association
will lie held with Glacc->trcct church.
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Dr,rH ASrFFERER.-T many friends
-, Wrs Rennerta 4. Hulce, wife OF Ser
geant E. 7. Hulce, have long synPatillzeu
with her during protracieu anu uls'Iess-
ing illness. Although her sunerihes were
Of the most acute and painiui character,
Mrs. Hulce did not complain, Dut Win
O,;tted 70 the will Of Providence until
l',', nns',rJov night. when death brought her re-
lief. Sergeant Hulce has the 81; sincere S, sym m
paihy OF many friends ,,IIon IN ,nii him deep Oe-
reaycment which has Oeialieh hiin'
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cDv,r REDUCTION N RATEs.-The Vr-
u"h1' 1,a,rrhoot Company will reduce their
satno h,a ~ Zorfolk on the 18th instant to the
ra.es .,.,iIy " law rates which were charged
Lr,iiHa 1i;'i ,Se exciting times when the steamer
9urllg e1 ,nr r,n an opposition line on James
Senuy ta,,t iei 49, two wears ago. That fight de-
,n,'4 risei a9o" ~ immense travel and proved two
veiopeu a., al that the public will go where
,nlhsr are offered, and that water routes
low . ...so laGs =. ~ remarkably low figures. The
fares to river landings are rsdntea c1rle
spondingly. The steamer 1 ailS, Tr;da ida,e' mei
Monday, wednesday, and Friday at I
A. u.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JAS. MACDOCGALL. 10. A. ". furniture car
pets, plano. g..
oIARIFS 4 McCTRDY r. ". large store "a
lie southeast corner II Nan and seyelt'enih
streets, now occupied by C. \. berran As
Drugstore.
FRANK u. HILL K co.. 1 T.. ". nlmher q
builliug lots lu the Wet End "a ilarylc " asi4-
fnet9n. Randolph. and Giib.rt streets
GPI-BB> & WILLIAMS. a T.. ~, comm -.DE-
ers sale Of t.act Of land e about ciehty
acres known a. RoseLca-n," On he Broad
street road. about . mile and 4 had ",.t ne
80
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EIDNEH-WQRT.

kIDN T Y " q Z I
I>A SURE CURE
FOR all disease e the Kidney and
LIVER.
L has specific action ON this most impor-
Ant organ. enabling u o. throw OF tDrpidi-
O. and inaction. stimulating the healthy So
c-. Ton of tie bite. and. Ny NeeViuC tie bow
tl, in free condition. eIrcting IL, regular
q discharge.
MALARlA.-lf you are suffering from
Malaria. have the Ch.lis.are Bilious. Dyspcp-
tic. or Cou,fiyaied. KIDNEY WORT viii
surely relieve aud quickly cure.
lu the spring. u cleanse The -y-iem. every
ole should take thorough course # Il.
SOLD By DRUGGISTS. Price 81.
KID NEY-W ORT.
Zoe 3-Tu.Thtw S-atAp3I
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\ DRUGGIST CURED.

BooNSBoHo'. ND. October Il. lsSO.
C,atcmen.-iiiown' ; lron Bitter, cured me Of q
D. attack of Indigestion aud fsllucs, in the stp-
mach. Having tested 10. ! take pleasure ir rocom-
m,uiInr it 90 ny Gust mers. and aIn glad 70 say
3, gives cLurC satisfaction o. all.
GEORGE ". HOFFMAN, Druggist.
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ihh WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
IN the afternoon. "'" amy
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 AM a..
\. VI, 62; noon, 20; 3 p. NJ. n. q p
NJ, 80; midnight, CO.
Mean temperature. goa
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-cndents, reports for October:

The next meeting viii be held at Man.
chester Methodist church the second sun
day IN December.
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BROWN'S IRON BtrTERS.
NOTED MEN.
DIR. JOHN F. HANCOCK.

late President Of the National pharm,cor,,..,
Association Of tho United states, SAYS:
Browns iron Bttors has heavy sale. is con.
ce,ied to be nne tonic: the Character or ~.
manufacturers is a voucher Tor IT'S pur,,v ,na
medicinal excellence"
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IT l. WORTH REMEMBERING that TARHANT's
SELTZER APERIESr j. the concentrated dupl catc
Of the celebrated German spring whose n4lae il
bear, and whose yirtuos j.; So eminentlt contains.
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Near ahead f. litter cold and fuol-rr-h. o..
then. these mild DAYS % get in J. Z. WATKlNS'S
splendid blazing ,plint coal. so cheap also glow
ing lump CRATE coal Al $40; cooking -oft coke ~
$50, and AZ Ninth and Cary all fuel loss for c.sr.
order by Telephone 40. 3l2 or otherwise.
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WEATHER REPORT

AZ NDiSATioNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mil.
u'S hlEultic states, rain followed by much
.o.1er and clearing weather, winds Sbiftin~
10 'he horIhwesterly, higher pressure,
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, ,vrvc wIrlrDrAWN FpOli TUE
EDUCATIONAL.

LADY OF SEVERAL YEARS Sue
n CPS. Ft-L, EXPERIENCE ~ TFACllNG
sfCSiC d.4inS h f1kc limited Humitf 81
SCHOLARS. She VII! 20 D. their bono ia '..e
afternoon. Ksfcrs lJy perinissl0nl 10 ,otyi1 A.
NJ r. Taicott. Nr. ". Mites c1rJ. key. lc4t'h u.
Hoge. Mr. Josi3h syisnd, aad Ars. Maria :, t-..-
rfnvton address Hlss D.. ". GAHisills
no II.I2.1i.l5,ls. 1lo mort SIKH ssi,...
WRENCH UCONyERs ALTON CLASSES.
MApAME Dg MEUDOS would bc pl, - -
-, rl,@Se, ~ pruil-' re,idcuces: gi.o i'T lf-
vancei musicians for SALON Dh t0S,L-.!.
Address 49,. ,,.,,n.,, ,.n,,D
no lo-Ct II. CLAIRE hbtHh A"'"''
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NOTICE. THE TAX-PAYERS OF
~ uFsRIco COUNTY are Hereby notified that
the Treasurer viii be az hs osee in ,e tou1 ny
sGs d,,~isiyel fpr fe purpose OF collecting stste
eoasty and school taxes for tie year re-, & al
which date S rer eeat. VIII be aooe" A"' '''' 'e
i"f ooAeo''''' WILLIAM ~. ncGRuDEk,
no 7-tNo30 coan'' .'--~-~~----
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ICE.


GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
0N AND AFTER NOVEMBER -, 1882
my price Tor
PURE kENNEBEC ICE
will bo =, follows:
70 ALL LARGE CONSUMERS, 70 CENTS
PER 100;
To FAMILIES AND OFFICES. 81 CENTS
PR loo.
Families who Use ice during the winter months
ought to avail themselves Of ,ht- opportunity at
once by sending their orders TO the old reliable
JAMES &. SMITHS
RICHMOND ICE COMPANY.
NO.leOl CARY STREET. north side Of the dock
Wcuot only guarantee fau weight but give H.
noI4I31eI9.21.23&24I
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DR. J. FARIS MOORE.

III D. Professor OF Pharmacy. Baltimore Phar.
maccuiical College. says:
Browns Iron RittcrS {, safe and reliable
madeleine. positively free from alcoholic poison.
and can &c rccommendci as 4 tonic FOR use s,,one
iho>S who Oppose alcohol"
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CREyCH COyyERsATIoN CLAssEs,
CALisTIiENICs.

MISS JENNIE B. MUMfoRD WILL
Nj penaCAIlSTllENlC CLASS ga TT Il.
DAY. November iO.h. at her residence. No. 1
" st Grace stieet u" F-'"1'E
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Finest and Freshe.f Tcns.

Green and Black, from SOC. 70 Sl.25 u
pound, can be bought OF Joseph NJ. Blair,
grocer, S26 Main street.
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Az your druggist for
BROWNS IRON BITTEES.
anl TAX. no oihc-.
one ;rial viii convince you that it is just what
you need. 10 1l-eod1w
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POLICE COURT.-Thefollowing cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
David IIarri- (col0red) was found guilty
OF stealing one hog. valued at $50, from
Jacob kirsh. and Jailed for three months.
An appeal was taken.
Frank Pearson (colored) Was fined - FOR
soliciting passengers AZ the Richmond and
Petersburg depot, and leaving his team
standing i'm the street. The same was fined
SO and required 10 give surety for six
months for contempt OF court in telling .
witness that he lied in giving hi, testimony
~ 4 Wiines, before the court.
James Morris was fined y for allowing
Tie horses 10 his hack to stand on The street
without holding the rcins in his hands.
simon Geinzel, drunk and disorderly
and violently resisting Policeman Tomlin-
son i'm the discharge Of his duty.
The Polcc-Justice decided TO commit the
accused TO iai for few days in default Of
surety. in order that his wounds may be
attended 10 By the physician in charge.
Rachel Coleman (colored) was sent on to
the grand Jury to answer the charge Of
felonlously cutting Jackson Taylor with a
knife.
William Holmes (colored) was sent to the
chain-gang for sixty days for stealing a
heifer.
Archer Halstead and JEFF. Taylor Doth
colored), charged with burglary. The
case was continued till to-day.
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w ANTED. \ LIVE. STEADY BOY
W about fourteen years Of age 20 run FIR
EAND, and make himself uscful I'm au office.
Apply between and 10 \. VI. At tl3ll east Miln
street. ul-st tir. u0 Ate
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WANTED, By \ YOUNG LADY OF
W SEVERAL YEARS SUCCESSFUL w
PFElENCE,a position as Il SlDENT OR VS.
iIl%G COY ERNE-~. IN or out oi the city.
IeGHhes r. sli.h. including higher VI tth'mttlrf,
French. rudimeuts of Lati 10. AMI Music, vocal AMI
in truuoutu. PcumIn-hip q tpccitlty. Bot rg-
ference. given and required. Ia order o. secure q
position SO the city. would teach for q moderate
salary. Address "TENDHEH
care Carrier II. Richmond, VI.
n lI-lDnIrfl Y,t,f
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w ANTED. \ GOOD STEAM-FIT-
W, TER. Apply at sl2 Cary stree, before 10
\. V. Ip-DAN. no l4-itss
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WANTED, FOR His KEEPING. by
W q g,ntlciuan accustomed 10 cerinz Tor
horses. GENTLE DRIVING HORSE. fO- use 70
q phaeton, Work light. aud good care tlkop II
y e animal Adircs. "P. ALL" c4rc Of tHi.or-
nee. no if-lts
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no YOU WANT AN AGENCY

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WANTED. TO HIRE FOR ONE OR
" TWO MONTHS. ap ENTEN>lDN-TOP
CARRIAGE or Dol BIZ PlIAEION. seltlnE
four. for one hor.e. For one ia good or Ter 2 ~
spolsiilo larty viii give good rent maiyance. and
guarantee care. Adlres-, at once.
JAMES SWEENEY.
No li-ft Ienin -ttttt.
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WANTED. \ WOMAN WITHOUT
W ENCjMHRNNCE,T TO COOK and CLEAN
Up DlNiNG-ROOM. Apply ~
no l.-ltt III SnI.Tu EIEsT .TnEIT.
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pa LADY ASSISTANT WANTED, w.o
f.. .eoua,,tealntlo city. CAN wEDNE,DAi a-
tie above place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-14

The regular monthly meeting of the
Board OF Aldermen took place yesterday
evening at ! o'clock. with the following
members present: Mr.. President Bass and
Messrs. Burwell, Cabell. Chafiin, Cohen.
Cole, Crcnshaw. Crump, DickersOn, Duff
field, Glasgow, Peasants, Rankin, Taylor,
Todd, Wexford, and Williams.
The Clerk read the minutes Of the pre-
yious meeting, which were received and
approved.
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Court OF PPEALs.--Arlington Turn
pike Company against the Commonwealth.
Dismissed by plaintiff.
Hatcher AGAINST the Commonwealth.
Submitted.
Matthew, and ats. against EIil's admin
i,trator and als Appeal allowed and
superseieas awarded to decree pro-
rotmccd by the Circuit Court Of Henry
county on the 10Th day Of October, 1852.
Commonwealth against smith. Argued
by Att0mey-Gcueral for Commonwealth
and Judge y. ". Crumpaud K. L. Maury,
Esq, for defendant In error.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-14

THAT DIBBLE TELEGRAM JoKE.-The fol-
lowing was received by gentleman Of this
city Yesterday in answer TO an inquiry
about the Dibble telegram. Mr.. Paul does
not seem to be in humor to appreciate q
good joke:
STAUNTOS, VA. November IS.
| have not received any such telegram.
nor have any Of my friends.
Nr. Dibble is a gentleman, and under no
circumstances could be the author ~ such
a malignant message As that to which YOU
refer. JOIN PAUL.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY! MONEY! MONEY IN
SIMS TO SUIT. 1t lowest market rates, on good
real estate security. Charges moderate. Apply 10
G.. yAsnON & son,
uor4-oolCt 40. Tetsh street.
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ANNUAL DoNATION DAY AT THE Old La
DIES HOME.-TO-day the Protestant Episco-
pal Church Home for Aged and Intirm La
dies, situated on Fourth street near Leigh,
will be thrawn open to the public for in
spcction and reception OF donations for the
support Of the institution. Heretofore the
pound parties at this Home have not only
been largely attended, but the contribu-
tions have been generous. The Home is
supported by all Of the Episcopal churches
in the city, and i well worth visiting.
WEEK OF PRAYER. being the week
u prayer of the Young Men, Christian
Association, services were held last night
at the First Lutheran church, Rev. Mr..
Nash preaching an able sermon.
The next service will be held in the Scy-
enth-Strc Christian churcA this afternoon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-14

ing Mr.. u. T.. Francis. who l. employ ed
bv Captain j. l.. Phillips, while at work
on new building in process Of erection
for Mr.. j. Il. Elan. on Main street, trod
on piece OF plank and was precipitated
distance Of ten or twelve feet to the ground
below. lie escaped without any very Sc
rious injuries. no bones being broken: but
he was considerably bruised. Mr. Francis
went to his home, go Belyidcre street. had
hi> injuries treated, and afterwards came
out on the street.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.


o. and after
NOVEMBER Il. 1852,
our price for ice will lie as follows;
TO ALL LARGE CONSUMERS,
25 CENTS PER 100;
TO FAMILIES AND OFFICES
90 CENTS PER 100.
Families who use ice aIlAhe winter should a'Ai'
themselves Of this price and send their orders az
once 10 the
RICHMOND ICE COMPANY,
seveut.eutb street, south sides Of dock.
PILL WEIGHT GUARANTEED.
VI. W. JOHNSON,
no1o.et General superintendent.
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EINANCIAL.-WANTED, 0 per CENT,
InNnS win CoTrPOs1 1865. send comm uni
cations. stating price anc amount, % D..
no l4-it' cIe DtsRe.,-...
HgORRIs A CO.. STOCK BROKERS',
vi yO..53 NEW STREET, NV fOR =
BIH aud SELL on esmlAiss.oa az TOO .. 4, n and
poNDS TeaIf iu ~ tha Sew YOgk STOCK Exchange.
s,orts carried on reasonable margin. Execute
GRAIN OPTION q tie New iorS Prooucc *
change. Also buy ana sell fEfhOLhl { ~
Ta'ICITIS al he New York md Oh CITY ~
ttsrecS Daily llst ~ sale 20 the Stock ENcnlnge
''1'''' V' THOMAS +. NORRIS,
Member New ork stcck Exchange
GOUVEkNEuR hORRi-,
Member View York Petroleum h1chaate'
WALTER =. MORRIS.
a.. OQ-euT Tu(Ih3fu
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FAIR AND FEAST.


WANTED.-A YOUNG MAN WITH
w experience in the mercantile business, ~
good, steady habits and industrious, DESIRES 4
SITUATION. Rest references given. Address
no if-2t' ENERGY. care Dispatch O1ice.
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" CHOICE FLOIR-HAXALL and Dun
LOPs PATENT; also. GOOD. EXTRA. and
slPEREINE. and all kinds # GRASS SEED aud
SEED WHEAT. On hand aud for sale by
TALIAFEREO & 60.
no l4-eod Ill south Twelfth street.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-06-08
RUBY RACKET.

To The Editor tie Eagle:
Vennor has evidently heard some of the
benedicti0ns hurled at his devoted head,
and is now giving us some prospect tor piow-
ing corn-until the next rain.
Soon the merry rattle of the harvester will
be heard in the iand-probably about the
10th Already the busy granger begins to
gather up his harvester, scattered over the
field where it was used last year.
We have hid no hailstorm yet. reports TO
the contrary notwithstanding and if old
Vennor still persists in sending us one, we
will appoint committee to choke him off.
f. A. Kennedy, a one.time resident of this
township, but now of Harper county, visit
ed the scenes of his first love last week.
The young ladies object to being classed,
as things Of beauty, with scabby sheep and
cd bachelors.
Surprise parties seem to be the ruling pas
sion among the young and pious. Miss May
Walton was the one surprised this time, and
a good time is reported.
A representative youth from the east side
recently purchased pair of polecats from q
west slider, cherishing the fond hope that
they were badgers, as represented.
Andy Smith celebrated the advent of a
new baby with a dance. The crowd was
not very numerous.
Some of our farmers are still sowing mil
let, which seems to be the goal Of their am
bition, this spring.
Fishing parties are now in order.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-06-08
TROUBLE AHEAD.

There are many indications Of national
financial troubles, and collapse Of values
which will paralyzc the country as in
1873. We see these signs in the many la
Dor strikes of the past few weeks, which
have become q foolish epidemic begotten OF
extravaganza; in the closed manufactures,
in the unwarranted high prices Of every
thing we eat, and in the general distrust OF
capital and corporate bodies. 1t may not
come this year, but unless there is n change
soon, it will be upon us in another year.
Good crops in the west may save our farm
ers from the shock, at least those out Of
debt; but prices will go down and down.
There is another indication: the balance oil
trade which for the last five or six years has
been in favor of the United States to the ex-
tent of three or four hundred millions, has
been reduced to almost nothing as gold has
commenced to move to Europe. We are ex-
porting very little grain and provisions this
year, and are importing vast quantities Of
luxuries, and when the time comes that we
buy more than we sell abroad, there will be
a financial depression in this country that
will result in diaster. The accumalations Of
capital in the United States are not SO great
that we can safely live beyond our income,
and the vast sums that are goirg abroad In
the form Of interest upon the national debt
and the bonds OF railroad corporations must
necessarily be great drain that We cannot
much longer stand.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-06-08
HAYSVILLE HAPPENINGS.

TO tie Editor Of the Eagle:
w. w. Hays is home from Marshall mills
visiting his family.
j. A. Nelson went TO town on Saturday.
Robert Carson is the boss contractor ano
builder. He has all the work he can do this
summer. with several assistants.
Corn is good stand, that is, does not grow
much.
Several orchards will bear good crop OF
peaches; others will have none.s
Peter Haughey will commence cutting his
wheat this week.
A. W. Snyder has gone to Wisconsin and
Pennsylvania to buy more sheep. VIII also
visit the old folks at home in Indiana.
The farmers are now discussing the rela.
tive merits of Irvine binders and headers.
The Fourth of July celebration here will
just "take the cake Stick pin there.
No observations reported on the comet
Early to bed and late to rise, must be the
why.
Two stores here, and trade pretty good
One good blacksmith and wagon shop, with
good workmen. And who don't know some
thing about the Cowskin mill-sad mill do
ing big biz? Yours in haste,
June 9th, 1882. COwsKIN, JR.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-06-08
GREELEY GREETINGS.

To tie Editor Of the Edgte:
The rains seem to be over at last and farm
ers are busy cultivating corn. which seem:
to be little backward although good stand
as a general thing. Not many oats sowed
but booming what there is of them. Wheat
never looked better; but the harvest will be
very late this year, as most of the wheat II
just fairly headed.
Mr.. Charley Burris. from Princeton, Hi
nois, is here to stay.
Mr.. Frank Anderson, OF Litehtield, Hi
nois, is visiting his fathers family and other
relatives and friends in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. ii. l.. Bacon, and their daugh
ter, Miss Ella, who have been making long
visit to relatives here and in Wichita, have
just returned to that paradise Of mud. Hi
nois. We shall look for them back to make
their home in Kansas some time in the near
future.
The young people of this vicinity have or
ganized "croquet club" meeting every
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Is. Narrower, of Silver City, New Mex
leo, is visiting his brother, Alex. Narrower
Mr.. Narrower thinks this the most beautiful
farming country he ever saw, which opinion
we think shows his superior judgment.
MIR. Daniel Gunsauius is building fine
new barn.
The Christian Church at Mt. Hope wal
dedicated on the 2lst. Bro. Elliott, OF Burr
ton, preached the dedication sermon. There
was deficit of about $500 which was more
than met by the generous people OF that
neighorhood.
Mrs. Thos. Randall who has been very sick
is, we understand, slowly recovering.
Mr.. Tom Osborn, who had limb amputa-
ted some time ago, is also getting better.
Miss Bird Flower, who has been teaching
in Mt. Hope, closes her school this week.
Miss VIVA Van Horn also closes her school
this week on Friday. More anon.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-06-08
WILL AND WONT.

The Wichita EAGLE is suspicious that the
SeconI Congressional District is scheming
TO secure two Of the Congressmen-at-large'
The fears of our blond friend in the Great
Arkansas Valley are thus aroused, probably
because we have several candidates in the
field. Keep your tail feathers punched, Mr..
EAGLE. We only expect one. and coneede
two to the coyote regions. To judge from
the multiplicity of candidates, the Third
District seems TO be laying claim TO all four
of the new members. Every county down
there comes 10 the front with claimant,
whereas the Second District presents but
six candidates. This we consider very mod
crate However, there is no knowing what
psU happen at Topeka on the 9Th of june
PaoId RtpublieAH.
There have been but two names anyways
prominently mentioned in this section, and
tw ON the main line Of the Santa Fe and two
or three from the central portion of the
State. The truth is, and there is no use OF
squirting, the Second District is calculating
on two Congressman besides Haskell, fact
as well known TO the little pepper-pod who
edits the RePu5liean as TO the blond afore-
mentioned, and, whatever may happen, the
Second District seont get them.