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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-12-07
dissolution Notice.

The eo-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Drs C. e. FHrley and J "a Russell, un-
der the firm name of Furiey q Russell, Is THIS
cav dissolved by mutual consent.
pr Russell's Office will be over iae hahsaa
State Bank.
The accounts will be paid to DIR. Fariey, why
will retain The old Office on Main street, over -
Kansas National Bank, 1--WE doors north OF r. - :
C. c. FuRLEY, VI D.,
j. H. RUSSELL, NJ b
wichita Kansas, Nov. ., lss2 I'D
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DR.. T.. WARD.

DR. Ward Il not able to visit patients, and
hence does nothing but an Office business i
have been, and am now, successfully treating
female complaints in all their various forms
chronic diseases u speciality. Office, CO Main
street S7-u
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-12-07

The Atchison Globe says that Kansas peo-
pie outside of Atchison win be interested in
knowing that Mrs. Geo. w. Click, wife OF
the GoyernOr-elect of the State, Is one OF
the most cultured ladies in the west, and
will be a bright ornament to the Governors
official receptions. as will also her daughter,
Jennie, who has just reached her majority.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-12-07

The public debt statement shows the re-
duction during November to have been So
534, 1i2 cash In the treasury, $2S7,S67,l7
certificates outstanding. gold, 3o,4OS,5lO,
silver. s13,O95,6 $50; certificates deposited
and outstanding, s9,s45, 600; refunding Ger.
tificates. S4l3,65O; legal tenders, 1885,, Gsl )
DIG; fractional currency, Ss,02s,6l4; cash
balance available, S15I ,2s7, 4TG.
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Notice of Final Settlement.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, 90

! TIE SINE OF KANSAS, -
sedgwick County.
In the Probate Court in and for said county
In the matter OF the estate of John Nid'loes,
deceased
Creditors and all other persons interested in
the aforesaid estate are hereby notified that 81
the next regular term Of the Probate Court, IN
and for said county, to be begun and held at the
Probate Court room in Wichita, county of Sedg-
wick, state OF Kansas. ON the first Monday IN
the month OF January, \. ID. 1855, shall apply
TO said court for full and final settlement oil
said estate, and for my fees rs administrator OF
said estate.
T.. g.. WIDDOES.
36-i Administrator of John Witdoes, deed.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-12-07
CANCER CURE

Mrs +. W. Streeter, of this city, is agent for
Messrs Needham Il Sons
RED CLOVER BLOSSOM EXTRACT,
which il an effective cure for Cancer, Salt Rheum
Erysip.Ias, Whooping Cough, Catarrh, ana
host of other diseases arising fiom impure an
diseased blood. Office at residence, corner Mead
avenue and Second street.
3--is MRS. T.. W. SIREEIER
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-12-07

New goods just received. We are pre-
pared for thanksgiving dinners. Oysters.
celery, turkeys. cranberries, new blackber-
ries, new raspberries, in fact everything fresh,
and sell way down at bottom figures at
Fuller & Reeds.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-12-07

Notice is hereby given that petition viii be
presented to the Board of County commissioner,
Tuesday January 81, lSss. asking for an appro-
priation of three hundred dollars to assist IN
building = bridge across COwskin creek where
the same cruises section line between sections IL
and IL, township 20, range west Estimated
NJ r BROWN,
es a and others.
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Proposals.
.pARrNENr OF THE lNTERIO
f1u-ffstr ~ I<r,TSN AUEATRS

UFsICE OF INDIAN AthAlkSs Z
WAsuISGION. ID. G., Nov. y, loc2.
sealed proposals, indorsed Proposals for
RuiFting Ihilocco school, - to be erected near
Chilocco Creek "a few miles from Arksns a. city,
kansas, will be received at this Office until
Thursday, the 2ist OF December. lSo2-
Complete plans aHd specifications OF the WORK
TO be done can be examined At the Office OF Has
kell y Wood. Topeka, Kansas. and Journal, At
Kansas City, Mo Bids are requested for the
erection OF the building either ia brick or stone,
n the Department may elect the stone for the
building is to be had in the vicinity OF the site
where the building Is to be located.
The contract to be awarded TO the lowest re-
sponsible bidder, subject TO the approval of the
Secretary of the Interior the right l., however,
reserved to reject any and all BIDS II deemed for
the best interest of the service
Proposals must state the length OF time re-
quired for the completion OF the building alter
The approval of the contract.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Every bid must be accompanied by a certified
check upon some United states Depository, Tor
at least fre per of the amount OF the propo-
sal payablc to the order Of the Conmtssiouer OF
Indian Affairs, which cheek will be forfeited to
the United states in ease any bidder receiving an
award shall fail to execute a contract with good
and sufficient sureties otherwise to be returned
to the bidder
s6-3 IL PRICE, Commissioner.
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Senator Plumb is a useful man in congress,
particularly for the interests Of the Western
States, and we are glad TO know that there
is no doubt OF his return .-Chieogo Inter
Ocean.
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For Trade.

Basley & Liveridge want to trade buggies
and spring wagons for stock. either horses
or cattle. Enquire at their stables.
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d IN a week made Mt home by the industrious
OH Best business now before the public Cap
ital not needed We will start you. Men, wom-
en-. bows and girls wanted everywhere to work
for us Now Is the time. You can work in spare
time or give your whole time to the business
No other business will pay you nearly as Well
No one can fail to make enormous pay by engag-
ing at once Costly outfit and terms free Money
made made fast easily ard honOrabiy Address
TRUE & CO., Augusta, Maine it-5o-'-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-12-07

Senator Plumb joined Emporia Post No.
50, G AR. at Emporia last Saturday evening,
after which a banquet was served. the mem
bers of the post enjoying themselves hugely.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-12-07

Dict not, life is sweeping by, go and dare
snhIime leave behind to conquer time So a
week i'm your own town. s. outfit free, No REX
Everything new Capital not required. We Will
furnish you everything. Many are masking ioI-
trnas / adia- make as much as men, snd boys
and girls make great pay Reader, ii you want
business at which you can make great pay AL ihs
time, write for particulars to H. HALLEil q
CO. Portland, Maine. H-"-Sz
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Abstracts of Title.

TO ANY PIECE OF LAND IN SEDG
WICK COUNTY.
Have the most reliable set OF Abstracts in
the county. Leave orders with Elliott IL
Mahin.
W. l.. MCBEE, Abstractcr.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-12-07

The FOLLOWING rules govern ne Of advertising
in the Wichita City Eagle:
al transient advertisements ftgenfy fire cents per
line for the first Insertion; fifteen cents per line fo'
each subsequent insertion.
Every description Of local. Including commercial
adrerfissmeafs are subject 10 SPECIAL Contract de-
pending upon space and length Of fs1'e t0r foaieh
they
an legal ddrertisemeHfs including these q STATE.
county, cifg Township, also sheriff sales and pao-
tectio notices. the rates pFesrrbed bg the sfafnfss
An advertisements are cOafed though SET IN solid
Ronparei fAs body type used and ten lines Of whirh
Constitute a square.
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MAKE HENS LAY!

An English Veterinary surgeon ami Chemist,
now travelling IN this country, says that most OF
the Borse and Cattle Powders sold here are
worthless trash. lie says that sheridan's Con-
ditiOn Powders are absolutely pure and immense
lv valuable Nothing on earth Will make hens
Law like Sheridan's Condition Powders. Dose,
Que teaspoOuful to one pint of food. Sold every
where, or sent by mail for eight letter stamps
l. $ JOHNSON X Co. Boston, Mass. Sold in
Wichita by Aldrich 4 Brown. 1872
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-12-07
NEW RICH BLOOD.
p,pSOy'S pTPGsTUP PILLS ElEg ZEN RICH

BLOOD. and will completely change the blood
( in the entire system in three months Any per-
I son who will take pill each night ilOm 20 Il
weeks may be restoset TO sound health, IL -uci,
I thing be possible sold everywhere. or sent by
| mail for eight letter stamps. Send for circular
/ l. $ JOHNSON * co Boston, Mas sold IN
/ wichita by Adrich & Brown. 2s-5s
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They All Like It.


Mr.. Sprague has not been exhibiting his
"Wonderiul' churn in this city for the last
few DAYS for nothing. rs the records vii
show While he has been making delicious
butter and the crowd has wondered at the
rapidity with which tits turned out, the fame
of the churn has been spreading among the
solid men, aud rs sample of its success we
append list Of men who have handed in
their orders for the churn:
Jno. Dunn, J. +. Lauck,
G. w. Steenrod, Jno. Bull,
NJ. F. Brown, Jno. York,
J. b. York, Sam'l Vandergrif,
w. E. Stanley, o. b. Clark,
J. Nj. Steele, Henry Howard,
Jas. Menafee, j. G. Hyde,
Thos Lloyd, J. G. Sampson,
WIN. Greiffenstein, John Guest,
VIM. Solder, w. T. Jewett,
u. Perrine, Con. Ludlum,
Together with the names of 20 others.
When such men as these are round among
the patrons of any thing like that, we can
count on its good qualities.
After having sold to other parties a coun-
ties, he has sold to Mr.. Ben Clifford and Jobe-
ey Williams the balance of the state, and
they are now ready to take orders for churns
and sell township and county rights in their
territory. Samples can be seen. 29-tf
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Well Boring and Drilling

Promptly done in Sedgwiek and surrounding
counties. Satisfaction Guaranteed IweNe
years experience Address
L. 5 iSW. $. INGELSi,
Or leave orders with NJ. A. Sayles, dealer
pumps, ETC., Douglas Avenue, wiehits, ma
% 81"
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Legal Notice.

In the District Court of sedgwick county, in
the State OF Kansas.
81. Perrin, plaintiff.
Kate NJ. Perrin, defendant.
The above-nsned defendant, Kate VI. Perrin, IL
hereby notified that she has. been sued by the
aboye-named plaintiff in the District Court OF
Sedgwick county, State of Kansas, and that I'M
less she answer the petition of said plaintiff
against her, filed in said action in the Office or
the clerk of said court, by the ilth day of Janu-
ary lss', said petition will be taken As true and
Judgment rendered in said action in favor OF SAID
plaintfG and against said defendant, granting
said plaintiff a decree of divorce, and Tor the
care and custody OF minor children, on the
grounds of abandonment and adultery. in &C
eor,iance with the prayer OF said plaintiffs pc
tition.
H. G. RUGGLES,
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lection the year round, being cared for by
the city government, all frisco turns out
for an afternoon airing. Fifty single horses,
one right after the other, being driven down
these roads to the beach at 2:2o and $50
gait. is IA common sight, while the number
of fast spans and fours-in.hand strnging
along everywhere is bewildering. Some
good FRIEND we don't know who, had taken
great pains to impress the landlord of the
Russ House-mne host-with our very extra
Importance. Either because Of which or
from the very generosity of his nature-we
guess the latter--we were permitted to enjoy
several of these delightful drives, taking In
the famous California race course-a mile
track with grand stand that cost fortune
and a clubhouse costing $4,000, where we
witnessed hurdle racing for the first time.
But a truce to all this, although We would
like to have said something OF the wonder
full cemeteries of the city-cities Of the dead
upon whose vaults, monuments, trees, dow
ers, shrubbery and plats millions OF dollars
have been expended by men who did not
know what else to do with their money.
Across the bay, to the north, lies the city
of Oakland-to Frisco what Brooklyn is TO
New York, a city of homes, whose repre-
sentative heads do business in the city dur
ing the day and who spend their extra money
in seeing how attractive they can make the
grounds and gardens surrounding their resi-
denees. Boats come and go across the bay
every few minutes and long trains OF cars
without conductors, for nobody can get on
the ears except from the ferry boat, and the
boat fare pays the car fare-are pulled up to
the very doors OF these homes although many
of them are five miles back from the depot
which stands three miles out in the bay. Oak
land contains thirty or forty thousand people.
Here we saw, for the first time, division OF
the "SaIyation Army" now making such
stir in portions of Europe. 1t was headed
by crop-haired woman carrying an open
book. Next came q long-haired male Pill
holding aloft banner whose device we
couldn't make out. The balance Of the pro-
cession was made up Of nondescripts Of both
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-12-07
Baby.

Large stock OF fancy groceries, contec-
ionery, ETC., at Fuller Il Reeds.
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Rridpe Notice.

ss-l Administrator Of John wieidoes, De-
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
ANTHOYY CONSTOCKS METHOD.

"The prosecution of the bookseller who sold
the Heptameron' at Asbury Park" said Anthony Com
stock to a TRIBUNE reporter yesterday. "was not ns
gated by me, did know OF it till the trial was about
to come Off Then sent over because OF my posses
sion Of certain reported cases which, the prosecution
thought, would be Of value"
Have yOu tried to suppress the sale OF both the
'Heptameron and the 'DecameronF"
"Yes but not the regular classical editions. | have
tried to suppress the sale of certain garbed editions of
those works gotten up in cheap form and garnished
with obscene prints which being sold 10 the
young should never interfere with the sale OF any
classic sold as classic but when base men, wholiye
the weaknesses and passions of humanity prostitute these
classics to the purpose Of the corruption Of the young
then try my stop their sale The who have got
out these cheap and garbled editions of the Heptam
eron aud 'DecsmerOn,' have sent circulars around
among the students Of boarding schools advertising
their books as rich rare and racy, and using other
pre- sions which lead the young expect an obscene
book and # they buy these editions they get one
mate sale circulation of either OF these works I"
NO; both contain immoral and imp ire things but
recognize their value classics of period in winch
tbey were written. / also recognize their evll when
used as ;hey now being. Tor the corruption Of the
young. have received any number OF letters from
principals OF schools and others calling my attention to
tue condition o. affairs and asking tnat sometlin be
done | have also been written 10 On the subject by
prominent booksellers fhey Say, 'Ihls thing Is bring
ing discredt We keep these books TO sell in
legmae MANNER but they are posuiuled TO the pubic
''Wha steps have you taken TO suppress the sale Of
these gaTbed edlti0ns"
have been king at it in aquie way for two years
did not ike prosecute If could hclp IT, for that
would call attention to tue books and increase their
feel the way abOut works OF ART as about books
should never interfere with the sale possession of
work Of In genuine work OF ART,
sculpture painting, no matter what the
AuIdtct Vice Itself loses half its SIN by losing all It's
gr,Ssness' 5ut when cheap photograph or woOd-cut
when mas licentIOus subject il made,
The beauty disappears only the vleness is left Inc
circulation sucn cuts or photographs II what nave
iougnt against and snail continue 10 hght against lhe
crrnian0n prOfessed obscene books anu pictures IN te
tne1 State- has been pretty nearly sOppeI, ana now
tnnse VINO formerly published them seek To continue
mir I'm famous true under the mask Oi art and cn5
scs stealing the livery oi heaven 10 serve the dcF H.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12

the publishing house is sound basis with the debt
oil paid recommends 1t to the patronage OF
Southern Methodiss, and approves the management OF
DR. McFerin. the publishing agent The publications OF
the Church and The Episcopal Methodist are also hghy
indorscd, and the appointment OF w H. Boyle as eoor
is recommended The report further recommends the
continuance OF The Repostory in Baltimore and the re-
appointment Of the Rev b. Ball agent and memor-
ializes the General Conference to publish hymha' s
liar to that in by other churches All that part VI
the report referring the publishing interssts om
adopted and the residue referred TO appropriate '
mittees -. .,o,5er
report was made sustaining the charges OF s' norn
preferred against the Rev. j. j. Porerheld anu a
mittee was appointed 10 try the case me on5 rho
Engle was appointed counsel for the proscSnDo D any IT
Rev David b. Thomas for the defence Inc heN o. "a
Davidson was granted location at his own , Sqt, ad
the Rev ]. n. Marsh supeIannutsoeII seI IaYa Of The
Conference the Bishop bidding them arewe on dptd h
of the Conference Memorial resolutions were adop.eu
on the Rev George Hdt recently deceased, OF the ba
timore Methodist Episcopal Conference.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
HENDRIX NOT ARRESTED.

Constables Lawrence and GarIabrant, Of Nyack,
who hold a warrant for the arrest OF George Hen
dirk were not able To- ind him this city yesterday.
rldge-st. since Friday morning, and the person in
charge of the mouse sal tnat hey dld not know where
h.. had gone Ills roommate Mr.. Ryan, who was
found by TRIBUNE re otter last evening III Justus
Schwabs beeI-shOp IN Flrst-s said that Hendrix
was III w-Jersey either III jersey city or not far
from there. Hendrix advised ny his counsel q
keep out OF this State until his lrlenus could 90 to
Nvack and assist him III MS defence HIS friends IN
this CITY are in communication with him, and they
VIII assist hlln unll arrangements are mace Tor hls
surrender.
when everything is ready" Mr.. Ryan said,
:" Mr.. Hendrix will go to Nydck and surrender HIM
sell He will then demand through his counsel
that the charges again st hun be proven OF dismissed
immediately. Mr.. ilcndrlX mas taken the advice OF
his lawyers in tins matter and win be guided by II:
Hc also intends TO press charges III the criminal
courts against Superintendent Naillng, Inspector
ByrucS and Detective Reilly for arrcstlng HIM
without a warrant and for detanlng ana Imprlson-
iup him without making a charge against him.
IL was said by friel OF Hendrix last evening
that several persons who pretended 10 De MS friends,
but who were believed 10 be " detectives nOses
had made injuries for him i'll the course Of the day
at plaaes where he had been known to go when he
was i'm the city. 1t said also that enough
nancy would DC raised among the friends Of tnc
absent man 10 support mn for The present aud 10
furnish him with proper defence IN the courts.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
DISCUSSING A NEW PARK.

A committee of residents Of the Twenty third and
Twenty fourth Wards called at tine Mayors office
Yesterday and resumed tine argument OF one week
royIOus for and against park IN the annexed dis
iIict Among the visitors were W. w. Miles, Law
son \. Fuller, AssemDlyman Breen. Fire Commls-
sioneT PurToy, Joseph SpOiiOrd, AsSemblyman Cat
lin Jefferson Levy and Joseph II. shannon. Oi the
members o. the commission, only President Saucr
and Commissioner thompson were present.
DENNIS Mcmahon opposed the proposed park on
the ground that IL was not needed aL The present
time 1 he cost would amount IN the end To from
Ss 900 900 to S1O,0 100000. il would be better for
The city TO care for he parks II already owns. The
annexed district needed compete sys EN- Oi sewer
az, ard IL wOuid be- better 10 devise means of get-
ting rid of malaria than to discuss new park, The
prOpused sites were too lar IRON the city. Assem-
blynan Breen explained the bills when had been
in ru i,Iced Ia the Legislature. lie favored a
mission of men not owners OF property III the yicn-
ty o any of tho proposed sites 10 hX upOn the Ora-
tim. Lawson \. RULER warmly favored the pro-
osed park. II wound greatly benefit property III
the immediate district in lhe way that prop
erty III the vicinity of Central Park had been
helped The cost should be assessed Oh the city at
laree New-YOrK haI the smallest amount Oi land
devoted 20 parks OF any large "a in the country.
Pml ,delpLIa has more than 5000 acres laid out III
parks hIcago 1000 acres, and San Francisco 900
acres Wnen an elevated railroad was built further
nor H. 10 would take longer 10 go the proposed
park than il did by h0rse-cars 10 Central Park u
lew years aga Nhat was needed was one large
New-York tribune., 1882-03-12
B1RNU.VS STREET PARADE.

Last night was a gala for the small boy, for
the Great and Only T. +. Barnum held his street
parade but he was not allowed to mOnopolze the
free sights, and the streets along the line OF the
procession were blocked with men and
women while the windows were filed with
curious and eager spectators. At o'clock
ison Square Garden going up Madison-ave. to
Flftieth-St. then to Fittn-ave., to Twenty-nlnth-
ST., to Broadway. to Grand-st, to Sulllyan-st. to
Canal st., to Hudson-st, TO Eighl-ave., to Thirty
fOurI hist, to Scventh-ave 20 1wenty-thrd-St, TO
MadlsOn-aye, and thence back TO the Garden. Bar
mum viewed the procession from a window o. the
Sturtevant House. \ chariot drawn by eight dapplc
grays, with band of music, headed the line. Dens
containing lions tigers, leopards and snakes, had
each trainer sitting calmly amidst the animals,
with no protection but a whip, with which the
sulky brutes were occasionally wbacked over
the head. A gorgeous chariot WIS sur
mounted by globe, on which rode
the Goddess Oi Liberty clad in the Stars and Stripes
She dispensed smiles continuously upon the multi
tude twenty-five elephants sWunS along, headed
by the mighty Chief, the father of the baby eie-
phaut Bridgeport. Inc callope screecned, the
bagpipes fOrih shrill music, the Jubilee sing
eTs howled and danced on top OF their lofty yan
al santa Claus would pause III his journey long
enough 10 part his gray beard aId eXpectorate to-
bacco-ulce at the crowd. The trick horses with
gorgeous trappings ridden by male ana female
performers. A thousand ttOro hes lit up the
cum lights. =" The only team of Zebras
that were ever broken to drive pranced along be-
hind chariot drawn by four calnels. One glided
wagon bore a representation OF Neptune Rising
from the Sea-"
The highest of the wagons had to be lowered with
a patent cement before they could pass under
the elevated road. After the procession had turned
uptown from Canal-St much OF the music had
ceased the elephants Zebras and chaTioteers looked
limp and tired, while most of the torches had been
turned into walking sticks. About 10 O'Clock the
head of the line reached Madison square ana Shortly
ater the animals were secured from public gaze and
llVeu their SupDcrS.