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Among the most efficacious of RENE
dial agents are the medical preparations
from the laboratory of Mrs. Lydia f Pink
ham, Lynn, Mass.
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"A physician in Cincinnati, Ohio,
writes: [ have found Browns Iron Bitters
10 be q reliable cure for lost vigor incl
dental 10 middle aged and old men,
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-Forepangh's circus exhibited at Boon
willie, yesterday, and lett there at o'clock
for this city, where from il goes TO ST.
Louis for four days, and then south.
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tt VIII De seen tnat Tue SnUOtInS WAS re-
markably good, there being four ties on
l9, while DIR. Small broke 20 straights
and will again wear the medal.
The second shoot was for a sweepstake
purse of $40, the following being the
score:
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For lame Back. Side or Chest use Shi.
ioh's Porous Plaster. Price p cents. Fol-
sale by all druggists.
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ARE YOU, MADE miserable by indi-
gestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of
Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer
is q positive cure For sale bv all druggists.
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Clears cut rats, mice, flies, ants, bed
bugs, skanks, chipmunks, gophers. l5c.
Druggists.
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Wanted.

Four good carpenter inquire st my shop,
= l4dtf r. w. DREW.
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Skinner and Small tied on 10, but on
the shoot off the former captured the pot.
The third was $40 sweepstake shoot.
which was won by Small, as will be seen
bv the score following:
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advertisements at the head of this column 20,
exceeding four lines, s. per annum.l
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-SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
positive cure for Catarrh, Diphtherea and
Canker Mouth. For sale by all druggists.
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FOOTLIGHT FLASHES,
Items of Interest to Play-0oe-a
From Everywhere.

SMITHS OPERA HOUSE,
SkDALIA, No.
Geo. L. Brown 4 Co., Leseees.
Seating capacity 500.
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DCRLEY HALL,
APPLETON CITY, No.
j. w. Grantley, Proprietor.
Will seat $50.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver COM
plant, Won have 4 printed guarantee on
every bottle of Shiloh's Vitilizer. II never
fails to cure. For sale bv all druggists.
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LAMAR OPERA HOUSE
LAMAR, Mo.
Brown 4 Avery, Propriefors
Full sseIfery. Seats 6.w
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A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
50 cents For sale bv all druggists.
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The Parks Fight.

BEST CLIPPED BEEF AT VESTS.
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WEEKLY BAZOO.
SEDALIA, Mo-,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1882.
Weather Report.

Corrected daily for the BAzoo by G. G
Taylor, Horologist and Optician, No.
Ohio street. for the twenty-four hours end
Ing at o'clock p. M, September %, 1882
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CITY rXHKrfs
TEE KNIGHTS rEnPLAa BANQUET


We acknowledge the receipt of an invita-
ton TO the second annual reunion and ban
quet of Mount oivet Commandery, No. le
at Wichita, on February s, 1882. The inyi
tation is superb thing, Of which the EAGLE
Office may be very proud.-.iugusta Gazette
We are in receipt of an invitation to The
second annual reunion OF Mount Olivet Com.
lnandery, Knights Templar of Wichita. and
for which the Sir knights of Mount Olive,
Commandery have our thanks. The reunion
takes place AT the opera house in Wichita on
the Sth Of next February. 1t is scarcely ne.
cessary TO say that it will be a grand affair,
because it is so well known that whatever
the knights undertake in that line, never
falls for wani OF good management on their
part.-caid0eA commocial.
We are in receipt Of an invitation to attend
the second annual reunion and banquet of
the Mount 0livet Commanjery, No. 1s, Ii.
T., of Wichita, Kansas, to be given Febru-
airy s, at the opera house, in that city. The
affair will be grand one. The invitations
were printed at the EAGLE Office, and are
The finest we have seen in the southwest
Cdidwe9 Post.
We are in receipt OF an invitation TO at
tend the second annual reunion and banquet
Of Mount oiivei Commandery, No. 70.
knights Templar, to be held in Wichita,
February s, 1SS2. at the opera house The
invitation, printed at the EAGLE, office, is Il
superb job of work.-Peabody Gdse,te
We acknowledge the receipt of an invita-
ton to attend the second annual reunion
and banquet of Mount Oiivet Commandery.
No. IL, *. T.. to be given at the opera house
In wichits. on Februarys. What does an
invitation amount to to an editor without it
be accompanied by atickets-AugUssa R,pr5-
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SheriFs Sala


District Court, S.dgwick County, Kansas
Sol H. kohn, Morris hohn and ~ W. Levy
partners a Koha Bro C.o. plaintiffs
George l. Kroh. Heary kr0h. Julia egat
formerly Julia kroh), Maria Reed and .imelia
Krnh. defendants.
NY ,ir;ue OF an order OF sale Issued out of the
District Court Of Sc 'gwck County Kansa.
Levy, partners as hohn Bros x Co are plain
tins, and George L. kroh. Henry kroh. JuiiI
I.egst, formerly Julia kroh). Maria Reel and
Amelia kroh are defendants. will. on
Monday, The ca day Of February, A. d. IsS2,
ut o'clsck L. N. ut the Court House door b :
Ing at the front of the building Known as Eagle
Block. on Douglas avenue, in the citv OF Wich-
ita, Kansas, oder for sale at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash in hand ali the right
title and interest OF the defenstan = George L.
kroh, Henry kroh, Julia Legat formerly Julia
krotD Maria Reed and tmeiia krDh in and B.,
the following described real property, situated
In the County Of sedgwick, state of Kansas to
wit:
Lots one hundred and thirty zone (I3D and one
hundred aud thirty-t rec Q3;), on Chicago av-
snue Ia the town of West Wichita
Said real property Is levied upon as the proper
" OF defendants, George l.. Kroh, Henry Kroh
Julia Legat. Formerly Julia krohl Maria Reed
and Amelia kroh, and will be sold t. sa isTy said
order of sale.
\. u. lsss.
VI r. WATT,
Sheriff. selgwiek County, Kansas
siuss x iIatton, Plaintins' Attorney. as
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coNDoLENcE.

The graduating class of 1881 have passed
the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, BY the dispensation of an all
wise Providence our class mate, Daniel NJ.
Herring, has been called away from earth
and its earthly cares and hopes; and
WHEREAS, Mr.. Herring was a member of
the graduating class of 1881 and had gained
the love of both teachers and classmates for
his estimable and amiable qualities of head
and heart therefore
R'sotred, That We bow with resignation to
the will of God who. in His wisdom, has thus
berefG us of friend and class-nia;e,
Rssofred, That in the 4 atb of Mr. Herring
this community has lost Young man of abij-
ny and energy: one who was just on the
Threshold OF vigorous and honored man
hood one whose heart was open to every
good word and work, and one who would
have made his mark high on the roll of ..fbose
who loved their fellow men,
Res0iee., That while we as a class. feel
deeply his loss and mourn for him NJ friend
snd class-inate, we tender our heartfelt sym-
pathy to the family Of the deceased and COM
mend them to Him who doeth all things well.
feeling sure that He who hath smitten can
bind up their wounded hearts.
Resofred, That these resolutions re pub
lished in the city papers and copy furnished
the family of the deceased and each Of the
members OF the class who are absent from
the city.
CHAs. c. ALLEN,
LIZZIE A. MEAD,
NErTIES BARNES,
LIZZIE j. Ross.
L. G. A. COPLEY, Teacher.
WICHITA, January %, 1892.
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s. 8. CONVENTION.
BLENDDN, January is, 1882
u. PHILLIPS, Clerk

BLENDoN, January IS, 1882
10 the kditor Of tie EegL>:
The Attiea township Sunday school con.
Nent'on will hold meeting at the James
burg school house, on the 18th instant, 10
which all the friends of the sabbath school
are invited.
The exercises begin at 8 o'clock u. m,
with devotional exercises, after which the
following subjects will be considered:
1890 to II:i5-Spiritual life in the Sunday
school. opened by j. q. Mitchell.
ll:l5 10 12-Why do not scholars study
their lessons!
l2 10 dinner at the school house.
10 Praise service, conducted by c. S.
Caldwell.
80 3-ChilJreD's exercises.
3to 3:4a-Reyiew of the first four lessons
OF tae year, by c. :. Caldwell.
3:l5 to i:30-Purpose aud character of the
Gospel of Mark, by Rev. Nssley.
Z. +. SHAFFER, Pres't
j. +. WYLIE, Sec'y.
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The Wichita Mound nursery is better pre-
pared than ever before TO furnish home
grown stock. And farmers make great mis-
take when they purchase fruit trees from
agents Of foreign nurseries, when they can
buy home grown trees from first-class nnr-
sery, and "a responsible firm. >. The death Of
}. II. Sturns, who has been at the head of
the Mound nursery, will make no difference
In the future conduct of the business, as 1t
will be conducted by a brother, who has, in
fact, superintendent it for several years.
Then don't be misled by travelling fruit tree
peddlers of foreign high-sounding named
nurseries, who carry around specimens OF
fruit in magnifying glass bottles, but buy
your trees from the Mound nursery, which
you can select yourself, and plant the same
day they are taken up. and are warranted
true to name. 41-tf
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W1cuITA. Janu,rv ., !,

~ ~ WICHITA, January 81, 1882.
The Old Settlers Association OF Sedgwicl
county met in Eagle Hall, pursuant to tn
cali of the president. II. Z. Lawrence, pres
ident. in the chair.
The secretary being absent, on motion D
Il. Il. Greenlee was appointed secretary, d.,
tom.
The object of the meeting was the appoint
ment Of the differment committees to arranp.
for the annual reunion, dinner and ball to BIZ
given on the I'D of February next and the
following were appointed:
| COMMITTEE on general arrangements-Wm
Matthewson, G. NJ. Garrison, d. r. B. Green.
lee, W. I. Jewett, A. Dodge and W. H.
Newton. Lady assistants-Mrs. Perry vii.
kin, Mrs. j. NJ. Steele, Miss Cora Thompson,
Mrs. J. b. York, Mrs. S. King and Mrs. Jas.
Menafee.
Committee on reception of baskets-Geo.
Williams, G. NJ. Jordan and Jerry Zody.
Committee on setting table,. NJ. Martin,
assisted by Mrs. j. NJ. Martin as general s,l.
perintendent, with the following ladies in
charge of the tables:
l. Mrs. Fechheimer, 8. Mrs. Zimmerlv.
2. Mrs. Tom Overs. o. Mr.W.U. Newtop
.. Mrs. Dr. Allen, 10. Mrs. II J. Hills,
4. Mrs. Matthewson. IL. Mrs. G.. Blood.
5. Mrs. J. r. Mead, 70. Mrs. Greiffepstein.
6. Mrs. Dr. Greenlee. 10. Mrs, Teter.
.. Mrs.Dan Parks, IA. Mrs. AL Packer.
Committee ON preparation of tables-Jobn
Davidson, J. X. Sawyer, Chris Kimmerle
and Ii. Bolte
Dish committee. NJ Allen, j. ii. Black,
w. S. Corbett and J. X. Mead.
The auxiliary township committees are as
follows:
Wichita-H Smith, A. J. Cook and Mrs.
Doc Mann.
Gypsum-John Rick, John Oil aud Mrs.
F. S. Carlton.
Minneha-Mrs. Dave Fox, G.. st. Dennis
and ID. l.. Green.
Roekford-A. G. Burr, Henry Snyder and
A. Law.
Waco-G. l.. Blood, Mrs. G. L. Blood and
Mrs. Owens.
Salem-J. A. Nelson and John Bush.
Delano-Mrs. S. Bailey, Mrs. S. King and
Mrs. NJ. Stauntor.
Attica-E. S. Aldrich, John Kelly and p. |
Mcdonald.
Union-W. Jones, Mrs. d. E. Boone and |
Carpenter.
Ninnescah-Wm. Ross, Mrs. C.. Summers.
Illinois,. +. Nessley and Silas Sackett.
Lincoin-O. Smith and b. F. Fox.
Grant-O. G. Jacobs, John Carpenter and
!. McCaferty.
kechi-E. P. Thompson. Mrs. C. o. Lee
nd c. Sullivan.
Park-I NJ. Ault, Mrs r. Houston and
irs. II. Hudson.
Grand Rivera. A. Barlow.
EagIe-Myron Camp, NJ. NJ. Biggs and Mrs.
!. c. Smith.
Greeley-Gies Herndon, A. NJ. Durand
nd slrs. Durand.
Sherman-Mrs. c. Northrup and c. Miller.
Payne-T. Covi. ,
On motion, John NJ. Martin with the ladies ,
his committee, were requested to select
So young ladies each to assist them in the
arrangement and waiting at their tables i
On motion, the Association adjourned TO
eet at Eagle Hall on Saturday the 4th of
ehruary, at 10 O'Clock n. m, when all MEM
IRA of the various committees will meet to
'inpiete final arrangements for the annual
union, aud to elect officers for the next en- -
ling year.
Il. T.. LAWRENCE, President.
ID. X, Il. GREENLEE, Secretary pro tenn.
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waE2 -ABoJTs OF OLD FRIENDS.

TACOMA, W. r., January 10, 1882.
Nr. n. ". HardoeE:
DEAR SIR-Plcase find enclosed a money.
"Ifi'r tor last years subscription to the EA.
GLE. Please continue il, flight to this place.
Tacoma. Ii is Away. a welcome visitor.
Mr.. Nixon spent Christmas with us-the
irsi glimpse we have had Of him since our
arrival here last May
| think the climate here very mild, but
mis- The bright sun which shines in Kansas.
Very respectfully,
Mas. CORA T.. NIXON,
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| TO the Editor Of the EdqIe:
Names of pupils neither absent nor tarJy
for the month ending January 49,:
nertram Shuman, Norman Jacobs,
Freddie Sbuman, Ralph Shuman.
The examination stood as follows.
Susie Alliston--0rthography. 10: reading
81; arithmetic, .; geography, o. grammar
10: U. S. history, s.
Eta Stont-Orthography, s: reading, .;
arithmetic, s; geography, 81.
Belle Stout-0rthography, 8; reading, o:
arithmetic. 81; geography, s.
Kate Alliston-Orthograph 10: reading,
D; arithmetic, 10; geography, 81
Nellie Turner-orthography 81; reading,
%; arithmetic, 81; geography. o.
Nina Turner-Orthography, .: reading, ;
arithmetic. s.
Norman JacobS-0rthograph 10; read
ing, o; arithmetic, 8 9-l0; geography, 10: U.
S. history, s.
Bertram Shumln-Orthography 10; read
ing, 81; arithmetic, 0 $40; geography. 10 ::
grammar, 10.
Hail Aliiston-0rtliography, s; reading,
81 arithmetic. s; geography, 8; .rammar,
81.
Eva Alliston-Oribography, 10; reading.
3; arithmetic. 81; geography, 81; grammar,
81; U. $. history,s.
MRS. +. Z. WINGER, Teacher.
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:. in the District Court of Sedxwick Comm,
Kansas ''
The Winchester 4 Partridge
Manufacturing Company


/ =
Russell and Mira Lean,Iro Campanari
lbe above named Mrs. Lean,iro 4 amman : ri IL
hereOy uOttied that shs has been sued by the
a1.Ve named pi&intif in the District Coirt of
-ei2vtek County. state of ksu-ns and thai nm,
less she answer the petition of said ni.in,io
Sainst her, hlsd in aid action ia she Office on the
tiers az za;d Court, by th- An day of March ls,,
>atd I1iiiion VIII re taken true and iilnvrneur
VIII te rendered in said action in fsvor ~ al
iIiail;lh and asaiust said tiefenslsnts Mr.. q
t.fsStit ana Mrs Leandru Campsnari DECREASING
'ust lhe following described lands aud tenement rs
situate IN the County of >etigwick STATE OF Kan
>a-, to Wit; Lot No. thirteen ON iyongIss sy snue
- y y English addition to the civ OF wich-
IN, sni the building situate thereon Is the ur,,n-
-fty OF defendant, g, Russell and that the san,s
was parehased aud paid FOR with the money OF
me ,te endant. T. Russell, and that = certain
.iee'i for sail real estate from n EpgJf.b a.
George Russell dated the 26th dsy OF NV Is-s,
ahd also deed for said lot from George Russell
sllt' Wtie 10 the said Mrs. Leansiro tsmu.nsrt
hatri January 18th. lssD were made and xsru ted
ior TIE purpose Of hiadering, tefrausiiug and n,
aging the creditors OF the said q. Russell. and
thit salsi iced from said George Russell And wifi.
% tne ssii Lesndro Campauari WIS wifhous con-
-iierati0n and that the said Mrs Leau,iro Z am
panai has no right or interest In said above de-
scroea i0t exc pt to hold the legal title therefor
iDf De Use anu benefit or the Defendant q. Rus-
sell FOR the purpose and with The intent IN cheat
am oeifand the creditors OF said &. RUSSELL: and
INST said lands and tenement be orsfereI 10 h.
sold, according to law 10 satisfy n certain ,u,t~
county, Kansas, on the 5th day of January issI.
against the said {. Russell iu favor OF ths ,isin,
TN pr Tie sum OF 81 80 n, with ten psr cant
Aiefesf, according 20 The prayer OF said petition
4I-4 Attor.sv s,,r pi.,,,,,r
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IN MEM0RIAM.
PLEASANT RIpcr lamar

PLEASANT RIDGE, January %, 1882.
To the Editor Of tie Eagle:
Death has been in our mds, again. Mrs.
kinsey died January 14th, and was buried Oh
the 18th. She was a woman of noble quail.
ties whom to know was to love. She leaves
husband and seven children to mourn her
iosr. The family have the sympathy of all in
their bereavement. The Rev. Mr.. MeAlister
preached her funeral ut the residence, after
which her remains were followed to their
last resting place by T. very large procession,
at least one fourth of Il mile in length.
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Legal Notice.

In the District Court of sedgwict County.
kansas. 's
George } r.liotson, plaintiff,
Marx coates and Ann Coates. 4
defendants
The above naniel Mark l Coates and Am,
Coates are hereby notified that they have h.sc
sued by The above named plaistin In tha hi stricx
'oart oi secgMick County, state of kapsas ant
That eness hey answer the petition OF ssid plaIn
III against them, ded In said sctiou
Ia the Office Of the Clerk Of said Conf
ny HE ith day of sarch, Iss2. ,..-aid M
titioi VIII be taken ~ true and Judgment viii
be rendered IN said acti n in favor OF ssid plsin
VA sti against said defendants for the sum Of
I'VE nundred and seventy seven dollars snti sixiv-
seven ceats. with igterr~t thereon from the DIT n
dsy OF January, ISL at the tate OF u per cent
per annnni amt Tor the sal of the follow ing real
estate, lying aud situate in The County OF sed.
Wick aud state OF Kansas, TO wit:
The east hall of the south east quarter OF Sac
ti'n twenty three, in township twsnfy-nins
sou'h. OF range four west. under . mortanoe
foreclosure 10 satisfy said sum Of money intcT-
sse ana costs OF sad sciion "A accordance with
The PRAYER offs III petition
~. G.. RlGGLES
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Important Notes.

We are glad to know that Mr.. A. W. Sick.
ner has made arrangements to teach Mon.
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays at Perrine
Il Gailcys Music Store, for the benefit OF
scholars living at distance. The balance
Of his time will be devoted to private lessons
at the pupD'ls' houses. We would also say
that he is fully prepared to teach classical
music, and would be pleased to instruct the
advanced scholars that are studying that
style Of music. Any further information be-
ing desired will be given willingly by calling
ut the above store or seeing him personally
at j. T. Aliens Drug Store, or Occidental
Hotel. 43-tf
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Chairman Commute,

To he Editor Of he EaoIe:
school report for district No. 10, for the
month ending January 20. 1SSa:
Following are the names that have been
placed on the roll of honor Nettie Rinard.
Emma Tapp, Mamie Wadsworth. Katie
Packard. Ella Reynolds. Peary Packard.
Charlie Reynolds, stanton Maxwell.
Tae names e the pupils neither absent
aor tard! arc Ne,tie Rinard. Carey Rinard.
Elm Reynolds and Ethie Reynolds.
A. ii. maxwell.
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Notice.

TO hHDDt u Hidy t0Acern:
Notice = hereby given that We. the updsrsixued
Commissioners, thereunto duly appointsd BY the
.!'nr'ibie ~ >. Terrence, Judge OF the Dissrict
Court OF sedgwick County, Kansas will on me
!2th day OF February, A. ID. 1ses,. proceed e.
lou HIVES IN Railroad Company In aid Sod
wick County, such land rs may be deemed necSs-
ars for side tracks, depots, work shops and wa
ter stations for said rairoaq, ADD Alosg The lie
of sai.. abroad 40 now located in said County,
ASH will apprsise The value thereof and sssSas
The damages thereto required by law
j. k. MEAD.
THOMAS o. boss
JOHN TUcEIR,
A. CommtSefonere
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IN MEAoRIAM--- SPRING CREEK SABBATH
SCHOOL.

Z" tie kditor Of tie Eagle:
WHEREAS, Divine Providence. in His in
finite wisdom. has removed from our mids
by death Mrs. kinsey and
WHEREAS, BY her demise our community
IL robbed of a kind neigh5or, :. loving wife
and u wise mother; and
WHEREAS, We are brought to realize the
sorrowiu truth that the place she once filled
must ever be vacant, we deem it our duty to
publicly recognize her goodness; therefore
he il
Resotced, That in the death of Mrs. Kim
sey. the Spring Creek Sabbath school deeply
sympathizes with the afflicted family, most
OF whome are active members OF our Sab
bath schnol,) in their dire afilction, and
would commend them to our Heavenly Faith
er, who alone can make reparation for the re
moval OF their near and dear earthly rela.
tive; and
Rfsoired, That a duplicate of these resolu-
tons be published in the Wichita papers.
and one sent TO the bcreaved family.
j. ID. IIELLAR, c.
W. l.. MCBEE, "opih'it'ee.
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In the District Court of Sedgwick County Kan
sas.
Nichols, shepard Il Co


james n. Morgan, sarah A Morgan,
John NJ. Malone and Jefferson City
Agricultural Works
The above ramef John NJ Malone and Teilsr-
son City Agricultural Works are hereby notified
that thew have been sued by the above named
plaintiff In the District Court OF se'swiek county
state of Kansas, and that unless they answer the
petti.n of said plaintiff against them HE'D in
said action in TIE office OF III clerk ri sail court
by the 2tih day OF February, Es3, said petition
will be taken true and jUdgmebt will be rem
ds ret in said sction in Favor of said plaintiff and
seAinst said defendants for the sum three In
tired dollars, with interest thereon frcra the 2eI
day of September, l5.. at TIE rate of 10 per cent
per apnum and for the sale ~ tiie following real
estate, lying and situate in the equity Of Selc-
wick and State OF Kansas. To wit:
The east 4 Of the southeast "a OF section 3.
township 20 south, range one west, inter a mort
gage to satisfy said sum of money interest and
costs Of said action, and to oreclose all right and
interest of said deiel tiants in said real estate In
acc 'riance with the prayer OF aid petition.
SI.U>S 4 HATrpN,
fl-4 Plaintiffs AttO1nevs
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-01-26
Publication Notice,

In the District Court of SID wick County,
State of Kansas
Laura ). Hunt, plaintiff,
vs.
Mary l.. Taylor and Utah Taylor, defendants
The above named defendants hereby noti-
fed that they have been sued by the above named
plaintin, who filed his petition against them In
the Office of the Clerk oil the District Court OF
Sedgwck County, Kansas, on the 2tth day 81
January, 1852; that unless they answer the said
petition by the 9th day OF March, 1882, the tame
will be taken true and Judgment rendered
Uriah Tay Tor, aud in favor of Laura ). Hunt for
the sum u two hundred and eighty five dollars
and twenty five centsa with interest thereon
from the LIST day of February, lssl. at the rate
twelve Der cent per annum, a.d for the sale OF the
following described premises, without appraise-
msnt, h. satisfy said judgment, 70 wit:
Thew 81 half ~ Of the north east quarter tlEj
Of section number twenty (20), township nnmher
twenty nine l29J, range ID west, containing
eighty tSJj acres, In SeJgwick County, Kansas.
STANLEY WALL,
~ Attorneys br Plaintiff.