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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-11-15

/ On Sunday our people were kept
very busy attending Sunday school and
preaching. The United Brethren
school met at 9 O'Clock, followed by
preaching at 10. y dication Of the new
Evangelical church at Coburn also aJ
| 10. Lutheran school at o., Methodist
school at l05. Lutheran Centenary Ser
vices at ,. Preaching 10y an itinerant
colored minister at 81, and in the eve
ming by Pastor Yeariok, of the Reform
q church. About every faith represent
ed here as well ~ those of no particu-
lar faith were accommodated.
For the journal
The dedication of the Cohurn chapel Of
the Evangelical Association took place
on Sunday last rs before announced.
Rev. II. w. Gross of the Middlehurg
charge, was present and preached three
eloquent sermons to apprecatiye congre-
cations. The amOnnt collected IN ca sh
and solid subscriptions was $500. 1t is Il
marvel OF success, from the fact that
the congregation is'quite small and had
already done well before. We would
hereby tender our sincere thanks to the
kind people of Coburn and vicinity ms
well as TO those present from abroad for
their libartlitv. The services will con-
tinue during the week.
In this Connection we would state that
during the past four weeks. there were
revival services in progress at Wood
ward, resulting in the conversion of
twenty persons. The meeting is still in
progress.
BENZ. HENGsT, Pastor,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-11-15
MARRIED.

On the sth inst, at the Lutheran parson age,
RehcrShurg, Pa, by Rev. A. X. Zimme man,
Mr. Isaac Lose, Jr, and Miss Lizzie Stewart,
both OF BelleiOnte.
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eAapres As "uu."


The "karr' company clese.. very suecess-
ful engagement 1t the opera heuse on satar.
day evening. Everybody was pleased with
the entertainment given by this excellent
company. The picture presented In the pic
mic scene, when the child, the handsome dog,
and the donkey are introduced was univeT-
sally commented npOn as one Of the pretti-
est things ever seen on our stage.
Mr.. Gardner Is very clever indeed, hi. dis
lect and specialties being among the hest We
have ever listesed 10. His s.busin, ss'' 10 .
refined. quiet style. much like Joe Jefferson,
and all his work j. Of high order.
Patti Rosa |. one OF the most charming
soubreites on the stage, and In = whole show
10 herself. Her songs are well chosen and
rendered with vivacity and good taste that
captures her audience. while her dssciug II
simply ..immense." We predict for the 1t.
tie lady brilliant future. - she l. still young
aud possessed OF qualities which cannot fail
to win fame in her chosen profession. -Oms-
la lee
This popular company will be in Wichita
on the night Of the 18th
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rur uAYssArsr.

There !. promise OF rather lively con-
test, three-cornered hght. over the mayor
atty OF wirhiia this spring. The eiemehts
that are entering into the contest are not
those Of party. but are Of policy. 81 local
claims and personal Differences. Amer =
great deal Of urging and reassuripg. the Re-
publicans Of this city, few years sgo, made
sn out-and-ont party nomination. The re-
suit Was n marked triumph II hsvin. been
thus demonstrated that il was within the
power Of the Republican party to control
clared that IL would never take part In any
city election thereafter unless the Republic
can party A. such became responsible for the
administration Of the affairs Of the city.
We have held TO that resolution and expect
10. Since that time the authorities aud pow
err Of this city have had nobody to answer
10 but Themselves: each councilman 10 the
clique of his ward. each policeman TO the
mayor and the mayor 10 himself. aud to bis
particular ,uistainers. Beyond the general
understanding among the ''fellows' there
has been no specific platforms or rules TO
hold anybody TO. While not denying that
we have run along wonderfully smooth with.
out any swiDdiing job. visible. or without
any dcfalcatiOns or outragcs, still there were
no supervisory powers or checks above the
officials themselves. Last fall the leading
Republicans Of the city declared that we
should have clean. square Republican TEX
ct nominated for the city this spring. But
how Is IL: As TO the three gentlemen rum
ming for mayor. we have not word OF criti-
cism for either. They all desire the growth
and prosperity OF the city; all desire our
present boom TO continue until wichita shall
become the second or third city :" the state.
But each entertains radically Inherent no.
lions upon some subjects and the'r aahi"'e-
trations would be widely diverse. "hi'e'H
this WIRING. none OF them have Issued
platform Of governing principles OF the'r
friends Tor them' before the e'eci'"" The Peo-
PIE WIZ pretty nearly "nder-tAnd what [" 10
De expected OF e'ihcr u r'"etea Ar. "re'-
teh''ein mas pee" mayor se'era' terms anu
the probab''iiie' are t"at he w"u'1 mol vary
MS future pohes mac" from 'n"t OF Tue past
Mr. MONEY! the heH' ""eri"s' Is one "' our
leaning merchants. FROM "hat We ca" sa'n-
or we conclude thAt wh''c he w"u'd NOT favor
a particularly MOI war ON Tie saloons, ne
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rAapY BELLS AND mYLfxlsLE RULES.

Editor Murdoch Of the EAGLE writes
good article on the tardy bell. All spurs IN.
tended for the sluggard in our public schools
react with death-dealing blown on the nerv.
ous.mental temperaments. After all, the
mothers heart and brain should he the teach.
er of childhood - Times.
In giving expression to our own terrible
experience, we did so without the least idea
of strikin. n chord that should vibrate
through the whole community. Dozens OF
parents, and many leading citizens, have
thanked us for that article, and We are there
fore warranted in demanding Of the board
that the tardy bells, and all other strict rules,
be abolished In the primary grades. Give
those dear little ones a chance to rest lest an
eternal rest be forced upon them. Don't,
any more, keep them standing outside in in.
element weather. exposing their precious
lives simply that furniture and school Rooms
may be preserved. We, the parents Of these
little ones, for the mOet part paid for those
school houses aud furniture, rs we pay for
the teachers, and we can pay for new ones
| and more il necessary. but We don't want
our children murdered by inches. Since
writing that article last week several gentle.
men have old us that they have seen chill
dren running to school, crying az they ran,
aud that IL the changing tsrdy bell stopped
before the scholars reached the school.room
they would turn and 20 home rather than be
tardy. IL not that pretty state OF Affairs
Is that what we are paying teachers for'
No. no; it's all wrong. And one other thing
another winter the doors OF the school.rooms
are not going to be closed against the dear
little children Of this town, even II it takes
mob Of outraged parents TO open them.
All. those pitiless tardy bells.
Who now can tell
How their notes like funeral knells
| Crushiukly fell
On hearts aud homer.
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MUSIC SCHOOL.
A. W. 6icknsr, Teacher Of Piano.
Organ and Harmony.

Harwssy class every Wednesday.
Theory class Tuesdsy frsa - .. y.
scale class tfsee 10 al pupiisj FnAsy frso
: to = p. =.
Classical and modern scettsis free - -
Pupiisl every saturday - 4 ,. =. ~ 49,
recissIs The teacher explains To btegnp9g
snd sil important evesss rsiasIsg 10 - ~
sesess nusieiass add esspsssss.
Fer fsrther psstieulsss cali sd 80 M
Resliesce, 1sse dssr south ~ IL Psssoy6s.
Sias chssrh. I.swreses Avesue ~
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The daily Tsmes has been revived by 7. j..
shelton and J. c. Richey as proprietors. We
motto, that the new Times still holds on to
the numbers aud volumes Of the old Repxbii.
can, Herald, Iadtptndsnt. Times, in spite OF
all the deaths. abandonments and changes OF
proprietOrship.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

Louie Goerman. the man who had his leg
broke by fall on the street three or four
years ago. is greatly FRUSTRATED and very weak.
The Odd Fellows Of this city, are doing no
hle and unselish charity in caring for and
comforting him.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

DIR. T.. b. Allen was kicked one day last
week on the thigh by one Of his horses. He
said he feared for two or three days he would
have trouble as his leg was very painful, but
he Is around again although the bone pains
In walking.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

W. A. Ranson's son, the young man who
was 30 horribly cut last winter by the cow
ardly cowboy assassin, is getting along spien.
didly. He was In town last Saturday for the
first time. He has had n terrible winter OF IL
"A winter OF suffering worse than DEATH
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

Rev. {. A. King, formerly presiding elder
Of this District. has been appointed 10 sue.
coed Rev. +. c. Brooks, Of this city, and will
deliver his first sermon Sunday. Rev. Brooks
leaves Friday evening for Nickerson.-au-
gusfs adraace.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

The quarterly institute OF the Minnesota
Baptist Association will meet with the Chi.
caskia church seven miles northwest of Har-
per city. commencing Friday. April eth.
1890
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

Dr. jackson, the great common sense lini.
ment man, is In the city and will remain for
two weeks. His Office is near the corner
opposite the New York Store. where be will
treat horses free OF charge.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

The writer IL not yet discovered possessing
powers adequate TO description OF Kan
sas zephyr. Think of that he old shake-up
Of sunday lat and then talk Of the possible
tiles Of the mn.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

There are fourteen agents, of one single
sulky plow firm in Iowa, canvassing sedg.
wick county. The number OF plows sold l.
simply asfoni.hing-wholet train loads.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

Saturday, March -. 1883, % cows on .
credit OF six months. Some Of these cows
are good-worth from $50 to 60 win he
sold without reserve.
rms:-Six months credit with approved
security, with per cent. interest from date.
Sale at Packers stable, Saturday, March "a,
1883. In the city OF Wichita.
SOL A. A. PACKER.
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Col. II. ". Lewis OF the Kansas National
Bank il rejoicing over the birth Of a bright
little daughter. May she live to brighten his
home and bless her mother by being as fair
and gentle as she.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

Mr.. T.. II. Harvey, of LaPorte, Indiana,
purchased the Lonsburry farm this week
and says he will become permanent settler
a. Ne likes the country and people. lie said
when he left home, last week, the snow was
more than loot deep, and he Is bound for
a home in a more equitiblc climate.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

A. y. stanley Is back from his Ohio trip.
having had pleasant visit.
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Next Sunday Is Easter. The services nj the
Episcopal church will be very interesting
The congregation has had a number OF Eas
ter songs printed for The occasion.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

Losr-On the road between my place aud
Wichita. = pocket hook containing soune
money. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving il at the EAGLE o1ice.
&. BARNEY.
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Aay 80 1sslsiag =: = she gssss sallsesa
-: 81 r : 81 .sSss.sss1s 8 Z =
sssos SSsnliuss sn0ssiu6, sppsssss ths -
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MAR RED.

ON sunday, March 18th, by John Giles, II
the residence of the brides mother, Marion
Edwards aud d. Katie Wilson. oil Of this
county.
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A CARD.
WICHITA, March IL, 1859.

WICHITA, March IL, 1883.
To ii. Totiny Public Of Wichita:
A. the earnest solicitation Of many VI the
voters of the city, have decided TO announce
myself candidate for reelection to the Of
lice OF mayor. In % doing shall have but
one compass =, guide the future prosper.
ity OF the city. WM. GREIFFENerEIN.
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A. Shuier OF Hamilton county Ohio has
been In the city few days and has purchased
two fine farms.
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There is quiet young man in this city, =
barber, G. @. Dykstra by name. who speaks
seven languages.
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Coroner wingard aud family have return
ell from a trip OF several months in Indiana.
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One hundred and forty dollar. is the price
paid for one month. school In school district
No, a9, Marshall.
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The German Methodists are building a
neat, roomy and substantial parsonage near
their church.
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General Eggleston's new cottage is about
completed. II is enc Of the most siiractive
little homes In the city.
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J. J.. Snively sold his big gray Norman
horse for one thousand dollars.
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The entertainment given by Garfield Post
No. Is, G. A. L., last Friday night, for the
benefit Of two destitute families proved y
very pleasant affair In every particular, and
profitable withsl. Mirth and Incorporating
alled up the hours Of the entire evening and
everybody went home with their hearts glad
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

Sluss & Hatton are having new and sub
stantisi bookcase put up In their Office.
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Al the State Grand Encampment of I. q.
u. r., held at Topeka last week, DIR. &. q.
Furiey OF this city was elected Grand Pairi-
arch for the coming year.
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DouyiasAveuuc, east Of freeenan's.
Suits cleaned in eight hours.
CLEANING. DYEING.
Goats si.0o to $s.W Coats ei-50 TO e3.e0
Pans IS 10 80 Pants l.s5 to 400
vests Oto 100 vests Is to LIS
Suit. TO f.S0 Suits $50 10 $50
OvercOais $50 to 500 Ov'rcoats zoo to 400
Sacques ssto 400 Sacquss l.s0 10 500
shawls :sto 200 Shswls 100 to 500
Dresses TO 500 Dresses l.00 to 400
ColOrs will not rub. Hats! nats! Hats !.
Silk hats washed. ironed, blocked, trim
med, shaped. etc.
Straw hsfs cleaned, bleached. trimmed,
pressed, etc.
All kinds OF soft or stiff hats done over.
All work guaranteed. Give me call.
SILT G. A. PE0PLEs.
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Judge Ruggles and Senator sIuss are down
at Harper attending the district court which
convened there yesterday.
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Cost and Hat Works.

Common Sense.liniment cures all diseases
Of the frog. 3?
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To 20 to my auction sale next Saturday,
the cath, at Prairie Home farm, In Ohio town.
ship, and buy splendid milk COW. or nice
little calf, or good riding pony. or slick
Poland-China SOW, or fine grade bull, or
almost any thing to he had At first-class, old
fashioned county sale. W. T.. STANLEY.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

On petition Of a majority Of the voters Of
the ist Ward. ! announce myself ~ eandi.
date Tor councilman. at the coming April
election VI. ZiNNERLI.
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Lost.

large, red morocco pocket-bOOk with
about IN In currency. Lost between wich.
ita and Kechi township. The f"der will be
literally rewarded by leaving II at this Office.
3l.ls II. J.. DEwING.
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J. ". Baiderston Ia candidate for city At.
torney At the April election.
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Strayed

From my farm in sedxwick county. two
mile, south and three miles west Of Cieai.
water. one dark brown marc, four years old,
black name and tail. some white on hind
feet A reward Of go will be psid for her
recovery TO DAVID Davis,
sJ2.lt Clearwater, Kansas.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

TIE editor Of The 7s~ss being rcproved 10
tss way Of aqaotatiou from scripture rushed
1t another versioa In which be found con.
p,sse reply. Mans reason add ceusciescs
ere, amer al, the better things 70 size bin
up b. 10 Ill such cases. for when it comes -
autAsssties one can and many straage tsiags.
For Instance, the very neaaiag Of the werd
whisky 10 s.water Of Me-. ssd Il b laid down
In old aptherisies ~ universal paasces for
III the llas Of noeh.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

The land has been purchased for the aead-
envy.
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Miss Grace Montgomery will. upon the re-
opening Of the opera house, March 9Th. give
an eiocutioaary entertainment assisted by
her ciass In costume. The recitatsons will
be inter-per.ed with vocsi music by Hattie
Christ, Of Boston, and Instrumental by Pr"f.
sickner and Miss Gertie Manuel. AZ the
close Of the exercises there will be music TOT
those who may desi,e to remain ana ind"'se
In the merry measures.
Popular co lecture 10 still wrestiing Will
the purpose OF the construction Of the EgyP'
tIan pyramids aud the building OF street
railway ut wichita.-Emeoris Ae~s.
But popular conjecture h not wrestling
with the purpose Of the construction Of
susst railway for Emporia 10 any alarmsnl
sxtcut. Popular conjecture hes It that En-
poria has about N much use for street rail-
way - she would have Cor M amphithessr'
Dr n coliseum.
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Don't Forget it and Then Regret it

Common Sense IMMINENT does not bark or
blister. %
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Public Sale.

Common Sense Imminent requires no rub
hing. ~
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z" tds EdlOT ~ Hf EdGf6:
Please announce A. 4. Glenn ~ capd1.
date for reelection 10 the Office OF police
judge ~ the ensuing city election.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

A Gard.
have purchased 81 Nsssss. Dunneil .
iseys their csaplete md reliab,s Absarsce
Books, asd purpose making specislley -
Ne abstract husiness. Abstracts neds -
The shertess sstics y ssy Tract II la.d b Ne
eessty-clsy o. csastry.
Call apd - ne. c. 3. CALDwxll-
si-3t Reys' Beck, wteAlta, Eaasas.
Cosmos Senss liainest cures ssrs 1901
ders, uecks and bseasas. ..
3. T. Jeses. sasa, desr, Mind, sessll ~
bracelet nanulsesury, west ~ - nalo
ssrsss, nsssA of the Oceideasal Hsssl, VIII.
isa, KAnsss. oily
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

Julius Junkermann il = candidate for re.
election TO the Office Of justice NJ the peace.
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Rev II. winslow A3bett will preach in
Eagle Hall sunday morning at Io:ao o'clock.
Subject: "a Real Devil
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

W. f.wxlker Is . candidate for reelection
to the Office of city attorney.
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NJ. yohn BrIdewell, Of Portsmouth. Ohio
a extensive iroa founder. speat yeseerday
II he city. lie bad becs through Dakota
M The Northwsst, hut thisks this ceastsy
evssy way more desirable. He had heen -
= bslisse wichiss . piaes q saly essr ~
avs sheusand people, but theaght 6e0 ~
eassssssiens, tAst u ~ bad seay ~ nuns
bsr NY wsrs the llvsllest ~ ~ svsr seen.
ns b locking for . lecataea q ~ wese, hav.
10 disposed Of biz wssks n 0Aie.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

The government asks for bids for Indian
supplies elsewhere in these columns. The
blanks can be had Mt the postofhce.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

Mr.. Chas. Zeininger has bought the Reese
4 Sawyer lots on Market street. being ok
lAo, upon which he will erect permanent
business place. Market street, between
First and Douglas Avenue. IL destined to be
solid business houses on both sides. and Mr..
zeIninger showed good Judgment In his pur-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

A. w. Oliver len sunday morning TOR De-
ratur. Illinois, on business. hut he is expect
Ell home by Thursday or Friday Of This
week.
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And now dark shadow has fallen on the
home Of A. c. Brokaw and t~o lonely hearts
are grief stricken beyond words TO express.
Their bright little and Only--xh! that word
"ouly'-chiId, Mamie. promising little bud.
the one fair angel about whom the wealth Of
affection OF Two hearts ciaay. h.. beeh laid
away from their sight AMI csre..r. Early,
bright, transient, she wa rxhrlrd aud went
TO heaven. Mr.. and Mrs. trokaw desire to
return their sincerest thank to kind fri"nds
who stood with them IN the darkest hour Of
'"e" i've. ..,,c.,
i.oot down today from the cIouded skies.
Look down and Tighten them isss iney strsy,
'''~ ---- 1850 49,
Hon. J. c. Redheld. OF Wichita, was N
Humboldt this week Waiting relatives.
While here he paid the CnSo. . friendly WIS
II. He says Wichita 10 just booming 10 the
way OF building, that many stores ana PHI
vate residences will be erected there 'h's
season, aud that the city VIII shortly have
n NJ ~usI - .H AT
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TO tie Edsf0r Of the Eagle:
Please announce me q candidate for the Of.
ice Of constable. Respectfully,
FRANK YlKE.
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The Baptist church under the minisirstion
Of Rev. Harper. IL growing 80 rapidly In num-
hers that an enlargement OF the church will
seon Ice necessary.
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Philadelphia Store.

Having purchased of Mr. Elias in the late Arm OF
Elias Kaz offer
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

Commoa Sense Resovating Powder De.
stroys WORMS II horaes and uules. g
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

Co0neo seuse Rrnovatinx Powder
tralises Ne alksli wHter.