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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-02-16
Legal Notice.


In the District Court OF sedgwick County,
George LOOMS, plaintiff,
W \. shumsu, Maggie D. shumsp.
Henryt. Dent, Mrs. Dent, tvsho 10 the wife !;
of said Henry G. Dent, but whose christian
name is unknown. and Noah Aiien
defendants
The aboye-named defendants, W. A. Shumsn
Maggie ID. Shunan, Henry Dent and Nh
Dent, are hereby notified that thew have beor
sued in the aDsve-entitled cause in the Districi
Court OF SeigwIck County, In the state Of Kan
sas, and that said defendants must answer tbs
petition llled herein against them by the above .
named plaintiff on or before the the I'd dny oi
March, lss, or said petition will be taken - true
and Judgment rendered against said defendants
w. SbuIuan and Henry T.. Dent for tbs sufu
OF $500. 90. with interest thereon from the ian
day OF July, 1879, nc the rate Of Il per cent pss
annum: snd judgment will be rendered aenfns,
all OF the defendants thst In default OF the my.
ment of said Judgment and sum Of money bv {
day liked. the following described lands, siiu-
sted in the County Of Sedgwick and stats OF Kaa.
sas, to wit.
Lots numbers hundred and thirteen ul2l
and one hundred and fifteen Ql5j, ON Lawrence
avenue ia the city Of Wichita Kansas with tn
sppnrtsnapcrs, will he sold to satisfy the saSt
Judgment and SUN OF money. under an order O.
sale issued from said COURT under q mortxas.
made an executed to said plaintiff upon said fnnt
on said 18th day Of July, 1879; and for q reform
alton OF sail mortgage. and that upou said sof<
being made, said defendants, and each Of them
and all persons claiming under them, BE- forevsl
barred anil foreelossd Of and from all right titis
each ard every part thereof, and for the dispo-
sition OF the proceeds OF said sale.
GEORGE LOOMS, PIaiutiG
Hill, Plaintiffs Attorney ts-i
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A Gard.

To my friends and the public generally,
wish to say that at the earnest solicitation OF
my friends have again embarked in the I'M
dertaking business at my old stand on south
Main street, where shall be pleased to see
all my old customers and as many more as
may favor me with their patronage. shall
carry the largest and most complete stock to
be found in the city. and shall be prepared
at all times, day or night, 70 give my person.
al attention to undertaking in all Of its vari-
Gus branches. In connection with the BUSH
ness I have the finest hearse in the State.
Country trade solicited. Metallic cases and
caskets always on hand Preserving and
embalming speciality. Thanking you for
past fayors and continuance Of the same,
am yours respectfully,
A3-tf TT. HOLMES.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-02-16
Publication Notice..

In the District Court .f Sad wick County,
state OF kansas.
Laura ;. Hunt, plaintiff. =
". :.
Mary L. Taylor AMI ttiah TayI.r, defendants
The above named defendants ARE hereby nosi-
Hell that they have been .mesi by the above naxnssl
plaintiff, who file his petit N against them In
the Office of the tierk OF the District Court OF
s~dgwick County, Kansas. sn the steh day Al
January, lsse: that unless they answer the saif
petition by the ysh day of March. lsss, the same
Will be taken ~ true anil jirisinept rendered
against said defendants, Mary l.. TAYLOR asd
urish Taylor, and in favor Of laura $. Hunt fSx
the sum "f two hundred and eighty live dollars
anil twenty-five cents. with interest thsrsop
from. the LIST day Of February. ISL, 1T tho rate y
twelve per cent per spnum snd for the sale Of fbs
Following described premises, without appraise-
insnt, TO satisfy said judgment. to wit: >
The west hall ~ OF the north east quarter OK
Of section nssi.iber twesty (2p. township uumbsF
twenty nine t2s). range ~ west; consaisiss
eighty tS1 acres. in Ses'gwick County. Kansas.
STANLEY a WALL,
Ill Attorneys for PialnsiG.
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CITY MARKETS.

o. c. Daisy has always proved IAN enter
prising citizen. He is always liberal-handed
and no enterprise or charity finds his purse
closed. The business streets of Wichita have
been better sprinkled than those of any city
in the State that we are eognizant of. But
his old tanks have about rotted down, and
his horse-powcrs given out from constant
use, and he is forced TO renew or give up !;
and the latter he was never known to do.
He IS having built tanks of Il capacity of go
barrels, and has purchased steam engine
capable OF lifting 1880 brrrels of water in ten
hours, besides making other improvements,
at a cost little short of two thousand dollars.
He will be in shape to furnish water in any
quantity for private or public use by pipe or
otherwise. Such enterprise should be en-
couraged by our business community.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-02-16
FROM THE CATTLE RANGE.

Last week we mentioned that the domes-
tic cattle OF th. section had wintered
admirably The per cent. OF loss ha. beer
practically nothing The same satisiactor,
state of affairs exists on the cattle range,
southwest The most Of the cattle ar,
being held and herded in pools. Franz
Fisher came up from the range on Monday
He says in the pool in which his cattle are
have found bat three earcasses during the
entire winter, which is wonderful. Ordin
arily, the loss Of one per cent. of range
cattle is estimated as small, but this winter
it is less than one-siX-hundredth OF one pet
amt
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Notice for Publication.

At Wichita. Kansas. February 18th. Iss2
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has n,ed notice OF his intention Ia
make final proof in support oil his claim. and that
sad proof will be made before the United States
lsss viz: Henry ~. Raymond, ii. Il No. 6, So
for the sei4 sec. -. twp % south, range east
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon, aud cultivation Of.
said land, viz: Theodore Spaaiding, :. II. Brit
ton, William spaui,ling and Thomas Mastersop,
sr.. all OF Sunnydale. sedgwick County, Kansas
81. X. l.. WALKER, Register.
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Parties throughout the country who occa-
slOnally desire to procure something better
ing, will be glad to know that a stock equal
to the best in Kansas City can be found near
er than that at point where public and po-
iitical interests require frequent visits. We
refer to Stevenson, Emery 4 Taft's, Topeka.
So, ladies when your husbands go to Topeka
to look after politics or the public interests,
send your orders, or 60 with them. Better
go, II for no other purpose than to look
through their stock. 3I-tf
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Legal Notice.
1S86 NOVIC6s
In the District Court of se,igvick County

In the District Court of se,igwick County.
Kansas
sara d. Brown. plaintiff,
George Bostick, defendant.
The above name 4 George Boetick Is hereby No.
tiled hat he has been sued by the above uAxnesl
plaiaiid in the District Court Of Sedgwick Coun-
~, state Of Kansas. and that uniess be aasge
tS petition Of saii plaintiff against him, fled In
Sail action in tine Office Of the Clerk Of sad Court,
by the 10th day of Sarch, lsss said petition will
be taken rs true. and Judgment will be rendered
in said scti.n 10 favor OF said plsintiG ADd
azaiH-. said defenoa ant for the sum Of three hun-
hnn.ire. and forty sloiisrs apd-Asty essfs.
with interest thereon fSSm the first day Of ney.
ISL, Mt the rate OF ten pr csotper a1num. ard
for the sale OF the following real estsfs, lying ~
situate in the County Of sedgwick aad State Of
Kansas, to wit:
Lots number one % and two ca asd the sass
half of the northwest quarter Of sectfOD DiDo-
tseu- In township twcnfy-eixht s01th, Of ra10g
tvitr west under mortgage Hon ~ snttsfy sa34
sum Of money. interest aud costs Of said aeeIoB
in accordance with the prsyer Of said pesisiop-
n. e.. RCGGlE0.
til Plaintiffs Attorney
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INFORMATION WANTED.

The whereabouts of one Gilbeit Mccarthy
a young man "A years old. Was last heard
from in Wichita. in September last. His
home is in Smith county, Kansas. He spent
last summer in New Mexico. His wife ans
mother. who live in New Hampton, Iowa
are extremely anxious TO hear from him. |
you know any thing about him relieve dis.
trcssed friends and write Them
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-02-16
NIP AND TUCK.

Harry Weber. the famous comedian, sup
ported by Geo. 4. Fairs excellent coined,
company. will appear at the Opera House OF
Monday aud Tuesday, February Goth ant
funniest OF all comedies. :. Nip and Tuck,
will be presented with new and elaborate
scenery and a powerful cast. A rich dra
matte treat is in store, and no doubt thu
Opera House will be crowded, as it is seldom
we have such positive attraction.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-02-16

To tie Editor Of the Eagle.
Since the coal question has come up for dis
cussion would say word in behalf OF the
Wichita Coal Company. l buy my coal oil
this company:
/. Because they reduced the price Of coal
one dollar on the ton.
9. They have made Wichita the leading
coal market of the valley.
3. They give two thousand pounds to the
ton.
4. Aldrich a. Brown, the managers OF THU
company are gentlemanly and courteou.
business men. Remember the place, 20 Mair
Street. Respectfully, L.
A5-tf
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OLD SETTLERS TAKE NOTICE.

The annual reunion of the Old Settlers
Association of Sedgwick county will be held
at the Opera House in Wichita, on the 22d
day of February, 1852. All settlers prior to
January l, 1872, are invited to be present and
bring their baskets well filled.
j. r. MEAD, President.
ID. Il. b. GREENLEE, Secretary.
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School Lands Sale.
COUNTY TREAsUREg's OFFICE,

>EpcwiCk COUNTY. kASsAs.
WICHITA January 18th, IcS..
Public notice Is hereby given that will Offer
for sale on Tuesday the ta eniy eighth day OF
February, n. ID. lss2, nj the Office OF the county
Treasurer Of said County, uDds the provisions
OF chupter No q. of the session laws Of .-7 81 be
State Of Kansas and and Nc smendat..Fy thereto
and supplemental thereof, the follo,vi, de
.cribed school land e. uit:-beirg pa Of
tion IL. township No. -. range eat
The neis of swl4, appraised st 81 90 per acre
The nw% OF swt4. appraised =, 81 10 per
The sel+ Of sw,a, appraised at 81 % per xers
The sw5k OF swl4, appiaise Ell Al ~ 20 per sere
JOHN TUCKER,
County Treasurer, sesigwiek County, Kso-as.
rs
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Dissolution Notice.

TIE corar tnership of Arnold 4 Wood, rs agents
for the Howe Machine Co, is this 'iay dissolved
by mutual consent. The business of said agenc!
will he settled up by Il J. Arnold
n J. ARNOLD,
L. 4. WOOD.
shall continue the agency of the ight-run-
ming, improved Howe sewing Machine. at u. u
Aliens CoGee Honse, enc door east of j. 4
Wxiiace's Implement House. Douglas avenue,
Wichita, Kansas, where shall be pleased to zee
all pe-s0ns desiring to buy the best and most dur
able sewing machine made.
A5-S =. j. ARNOLD.
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Legal Notice.


la the District Court of Se'lgwick County /,
Kansas.
Orlo Atwood, plaintiff.
Morton Il Davis defendant
The above named Morton X Davis Is hereby
notified that he has bee ,ued by the above named
plantiH in the District Court of Sedgwick CoGn-
ty, State OF Kan rs, and thai unless he answer
the petition of said plaintiff against him. flied in
said action in the Office of the eTk Of said Court,
BY tn 10Th day Of March, 1882 said petition will
be taken rs true aud Judgment will be rendered
In said action in favor of said plaintiff and
against said defendant for the OF six thorrs-
and nine hundred and thirty dollars and ATTY
cents, with interest taereon from the first day oi
August, ISL, ut the rate of ten per cent per an
num- and for the sale OF the folio wing real estate,
living aad situate in the County Of Ssdgwiek and
Stale Of Kansas, to wit:
The east half Of the southeast quarter of &C.
ton thirty-fhree, and the southwest quarter
and the esst half OF the northwest quarter, and
west half Of The northeast quarter, ami west
half OF the southeast quarter OF section thirty
four, township tweBty-eight south, OF range
three west; and the northeast quarter OF section
four and the west half and the west half of the
north east quarter and west halt of the south
east quarter. of section number three in township
twenty mine south. OF range three west, unsier a
mortgage lien, to satisfy laid sum of money, In
terest and costs OF said action in accordance with
the prayer Of said petition.
H.G RUGGLEs.
al Plaintil' Attorney.
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Notice.

There will be meeting OF the directors,
and all others interested. and who have
friends buried in the Maple Grove Cemetery.
situated on the farm Of T. o. Hoss, in Grant
township, on Saturday, February II, 1882, at
2O'clock p. m. Business Of Importance to all.
ii. L. DENYING, President.
A. Z. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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A Good Girl Wanted.

A good girl wanted to do the general house
work Of medium-sized family. For one
competent and satisfactory, good wages will
be paid promptly every Saturday night, II
desired. Apply at this Office. II
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-02-16
''I'll Tell my love what wish is mine;
IN tell all in valentine"

The demand for one-cent stamps for three
days was unprecedented. The little folk,
poured in the sentimental missives by tho
bushcl. But they were not all innocent, MOI
were they all inspired by tender thoughts
Gray headed old sinners ruthlessly stirred
the feelings Of others equally aged by out
rageous caricatures and serene and lovely
matrons embraced the occasion to poke vi
the ire Of some other fair one.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-02-16

The American Farm and Home Cyelopadia
just what the farmer. stock raiser, garden
err aud fruit raiser need-can be seen and ex
amined at my Office and, IL desired, pur-
chas ed. NJ. c. Nolan,
State Agent.
Office in L. S. Land Office Building, wich-
ita, Kansas. 43-tf
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A man and his wife, without children. A
age, practical farmer, and one who under.
stands the care of fine stock; his wife to keep
house and do the cooking for three or foul
farm hands. Man and wife to be attentive
to their work and the welfare Of the rancho
at all times. Respectful manners and close
considered. Call ON or address
WALTER Z. TREADwELL,
Anthony, Harper county, Kansas.
The rancho is located three miles north OF
Anthony. 48tf
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DIR. b. GREENLEE, Secretary.

Names of pupils neither absent nor tardy
month ending February 10, 1885,, in district
No. s.:
Norman Jacobs. Bertram Shuman,
Earl Alilston, Fred. Shuman,
Alice Taylor, Ralph shuman,
Flora Beyer.
The examination stood as follows:
Susie Alliston-orthograp 10, reading 81.
arithmetic 81. geography -, grammar 10,
history9.
Earl Allisiou-orthography 10, reading 81,
arithmetic "a, geography %, grammar 81,
history 0.
Eta Stout-orthography 10, reading 81,
arithmetic 81, geography 81.
Belle siout--orthosraphy9 0, reading 0, arith-
meiic 81, geography 81.
Kate Extraordinarily 81, reading 81,
arithmetic 10, geography 10.
Jessie Alliston-orthograph ~, reading 81,
arithmetic 81. geography %.
Hall Extraordinarily 10, reading 81
arithmetic 8, geography %, grammar o.
Bertram Shuman- photography 10, reading
81, arithmetic y, geography 81, grammar 10.
Mrs. FANNIE +. WENGER,
Teacher.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-02-16

Mr. Noah Dofllemyre. one OF our oldest and
best known citizens, and father of Hon. f..
NJ Dofiiemyre, died at his home in Union
township last Friday, and was buried on the
home place. in accordance with his own re-
quest, the following day Sir. Dofliemyre
was sixty-six years old, and leaves wife
and fve grown-uD sons and daughters. He
was bora in the Shenandoah Valley in Vir-
ginia in 1916, and came to Iowa in 1888, te-
ing among its earliest settlers. He went to
California in 1851, but stayed there only a
short time. lie removed TO this valley in
1873. Being man of strong convictions and
a ready talker, his aequainlaneeship was
large. He has been in feeble health for some
time, but during last summer his was ia-
miiar figure on the avenue, where, cane in
hand, in some shady spot h. would for an
hoar often entertain the crowd with his rad
zeal views touching slavery. monopolies, and
other State burthens of the past and present.
But he is gone and his kindly face and pleas
ant voice will be seen and heard no more.
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For Sale at a Bargain

l will sell my blacksmith shop with or
without tools. at \ bargain. The shop Is
known as the A. j. Granger shop. have q
good paying trade. Sufficient reasons given
for selling. +. ;. MARI.
WICHITA, January 10, 1882. 4s-4t
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Carpets! Carpetal

Much the largest stock ever shownin WITCH
ita. Aud now on the way: new patterns in
ve.vet Brussels, body Brussels, tapestry Brus
sells, 3-ply carpets. ingrains in Lowell, Hart
ford and Philadelphia makes. Atwood car.
pets, all grades Of hemp; Scotch hemp, rag
carpets, fancy and plain cocoa mattings, fan
cy and plain Chinese mattings, velvet sofa
rugs, body Brussels rugs, tapestry Brussel.
mats, new oil cloths all widths. We will
take great pleasurein showing this line Of
carpets.
Alt NEW YORK STORE.
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INcEHDIARIsM.

The lesrn and stables of MIR. \. j. Cook
whose place is just cat Of the city were dis
covered on fire Il few moments after midnigh
Monday. When first discovered the fire evil
IDENTITY had been under way but few mo
ments. but the stables were full of Sliding
smoke and all four Of his horses were alread,
smofhered 10 death. Nothing could be saved
Not only were the horses burned up, but
harness, cultiyators, piows, hay, grain ant
tool-. yeTe all consumed TO the value OF one
thousand or twelve hundred dollars There
was no wind, and what air at the time wa
stirring was frO;n the southeast, so thai
it was impossible for spark TO be carrie
to the barn from the house, which
stands 10 the west Ii WAS evident the
work of an incendiary. The loss is severe
one TO Mr.. Cook, who had no insurance We
are informed.
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$500 Given Away"

wish to engage in the manufacture Of
some Of my patents, and will give FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS to any one that will
take my stock of Books and Stationery at
cost. 46-tf G. II. HARRINGTON.
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The Episcopal social at Mrs. Cash Header-
sons this evening will be largely attended
by the members of ST. Johns Church when
the new pastor will become personally ac-
quainted with the members Of bis Passionate
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-02-16

A full stock Of Toys, Millinery, Human
Hair Goods. Jewelry, Ladies' and Infaats'
Furnishing Goods. at Mrs. Klentz's, first
door south of Woodman's bank. Thanking
you for past patronage, ladies, please give
me call and examine for yourselves. Al
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-02-16

Col. Hartzell, in company with j. ID. Fair
banks, capitalist of Massachusetts,, and
Herbert Ball. cashier of the State Bank OF
Topeka. spent Tuesday in our city looking
after the street railway enterprise.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-02-16
GRAND ACHIEVEMENTS IN
Important Notice.

We are glad to know that Mr.. \. W. Sick.
ner has made arrangements to teach Mon
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays at Perrine
& Gaileys Music Store, for the benefit OF
scholars living at distance. The balance
of his time will he devoted to private lessons
at the pupils 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 thai
style of music. Any further information be-
ing desired will be given willingly by calling
at the above store or seeing him personally
at J. p. Aliens Drug Store, or Occidental
Hot,I. 43-tf
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The Vivian Club will accept thanks for sea-
son tickets to their receptions and entertain
ments. The next reception is set for Friday.
February 18th, at the Opera House aud prom
Uses 20 be a very pleasant affair."
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OLD SETTLERS PROGRAMME

WICHITA, February II, 1882.
AT meeting of the executive board of the
Old Settlers association, the following or
der Of exercises was adopted for the day and
night OF the reunion, the 22d inst:
At 1:30 a. IN. the committees on general ar
engagements ana preparation of tables report
for duty.
At Sa.m. the committee on reception of
baskets and supplies report and assume their
duties.
From until II m. the hall will be occu-
pied by The table and various township CON-
mittees arranging tables for cinner.
Al IL III. President Mead will call the house
to order. Prayer by Rev. j. C. Post.
Dinner until $50 p. m.
Recess until 3 p. m.
Call to order. Music by Wichita Glec Club.
Grafton by Hon II. c. SIuss.
Music by Glee Club.
Poem by Prof. Price.
Volunteer toasts.
Recess at j p. IN.
Ball at S p. m.
Supper at 1880 p. m.
To prevent crowding and confusion, the
following rules were adopted and will be
strictly adhered to:
Only Old Settlers ana their families, in
vited guests, or ladies who have been select
ed to wait on tables, will be admitted during
the dinner. Certificates of membership or
tickets OF admttance must be presented at
the door. Any Old Settler who has lost his
certificate of membership can procure du-
plicatc by applying TO the secretary. Men,
bers OF township committees will receive
their badges from X. +. Lawrence. Ladies
in charge of tables, and their ass stants, will
apply to J. NJ. Martin for their badges. The
officers of the executive board and other
committees will receive their badges from
the secretary. Ball tickets, Sl.00; supper
tickets, 30 cents. By order of the executive
board.
ID
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Miss Anna Morgan, from what we hear,
gave great satisfaction in her dramatic rem
ditions at the NJ. +. Church Monday night.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-02-16

The new pastor OF st. Johns Episcopal
church Of ths city, the Rev. Chamberlayne.
officiaied last sabbath. He is a gentleman Of
liberal education and comprehensive mind.
it seems, and, We hear, gave great satisfae-
fion
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-02-16

Capt. Rogers, general manager OF the ST.
Louis 4 San Francisco Railroad came in on
Monday night from ST. Louis, went on TO
Halstead, returning here for breakfast. He
left by the regular train for home Tuesday
snnrninsr
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-02-16

For parts to the genuine Singer Sewing
Machine, needles aud best oil 60 to the ONCE
Of the SINGER Mvx'G COMPANY,
Temple Block.
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Judge Peters will commence a term OF
court at Anthony next week, when the new
courthouse will be formally dedicated. the
Judge making the address of the occasion.
From what We hear, the Anthony folks pro-
pose to have jolly good time on that ocea-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-02-16

David Ross, of the firm OF lines a. Ross,
has gone to Chicago for n line Of specialiies
in the dress goods line. lie expects TO be
absent two weeks