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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-12

Mr.. ALF. CHAS. MOSS BURLESQU Il
TRANSLATION of Pennsylvania German of
Gilbert 4 Sullivan's Charming Comic
Opera, which will be rendered by q company
of Readings cultured amateurs under the per.
sOnal direction OF Mr.. Moss.
A BRILLIANT SOLO CAST
A well-balanced and carefully drilled
CHORUS or FORTY VOICES.
A FINE ORCHESTRA, comprising ten OF
the best fnstrumentalists of Reading, Selected
from the Germania Orchestras.
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY prepared eX-
pressly for " Dutch Pinafore."
ELEGANT COSTUMES also prepared ex.
pressly for these presentations, al great ex.
pense.
SCALE OF PRICES-Reserved Seats 75c );
General Admission, SOC Gallery, 35c.
DIAGRAM opens at Box Office, Fulton
Opera House, Monday morning. May14.
ml2-1W0
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-12

TINnE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
L formed a CO partnership for the transac-
ton OF a general Real Estate, Auctioneering
and Insurance Business. We have opened an
office at No. 81 North Duke 81 rect. and are pre-
pared to transact business Of all kinds in the
lines above mentioned. Renting houses and
collection of rents a specially.
HENRY SHUBERT
IL w. l.. SUTTON.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-12

Now York Market.
NEW YORK. May /. Flour duh and slightly
in buyers favor.
Wheat N0kc higher firm but quiet trade,
largely speculative; No. Red, June, q 233f
q 967S0l e6z.
Corn ss95sc higher: fairly active; Mixed
Western, spot, t5666SHc; do future, 64k0
69fc
Oats H05sc better No. . July, is1sa49Kc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-12

DUBLgC sALE OF HOKSES.-aDN MON
L MAY IA, 1883. will be sold at ID. Logan's
Sales Stables, Market street, rear OF McGrann
House. Lancaster, Pa, 20 HEAD OF OHIO
HORSES. Among them some fine drivers and
wo matched teams. Sale to commence at !
O'Clock, p. m. A credit OF GO days will be
given.
It, DANIEL LOGAN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-12

PHYsICIANs prescribe C0lden's Liquid Beet
Tonic for the weak, worn, and dyspepsic
Take no other. my7.lwdeod&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-12

UST RECEIVED AT BECHTDLD'S,
y A Fresh SupplyGf
LADIES' AND GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS.
Compi ising In plrt New Styles OF Hose.
Neckwear made to order. Shirts OF any kind.
GauZa Underwear Working Pants. Overalls,
Hats, Umbrellas and actions generally. Please
call and evamiGe before you buy.
HENRY BECHTOLD,
No. So N. Queen Street.
SD- clean Rye at'aw by the bundle.
feb3-lVd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-12

THREY'S CHARCOAL. L(DZ EN9ES.
Il The most reliable and surest cure for
Headache. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Bad Breath and all diseases arising from
disordered stomach Price &c. per Box,
mailable. Prepared and sold by
ANDREW G. FREY, DRUGGIST,
29E. Orange St, Cor. Christian,
Lancaster, Pa.
Drugs, Chemicals, etc, always on hanG at
The most reasonable prices. a27-lyd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-12

EOK NEW STYLE NECKTIES
GO no ERISMAN'S
BLUE FRONT.
ENUR PLAIN AND FANCY HOSIERY
GO 70 THE
BLUE FRONT
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Attention Ladiesl

The ladies of Wichita and surrouning
towns are respectfully assured that within
two or three weeks, or upon my return from
Chicago, shall open out aud have on sale
the finest and best selected stock Of ladies'
wear, furnishing goods and ready.made suits
ever brought to this city.
MRS. o. NJ. SHERMAN,
s5O4t Temple Block. Wichita, Kansas.
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AUslc SCHOOL.
A. W. Sickner, Teacher Of Piano.
Organ and Harmony.

Harmony class evefy Wednesday.
Theory ciass Tuesday from to sp. m.
Scale class (free to all pupiis) Friday from
to Q p. n.
Classical and Aedern fecitals free to ali
puptle) every Saturday 1t 4 p. m. At these
recitals the teacher explains the biography
and I'll important events relating to the DIFF
ferent nusicians and composer.
Fer further particulars call and zee him.
Restdence, nrst door south of the Presbyts-
fiaa Oadtch Lawrssce Ayenae Ae-H
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ponsons' Nursery.

We offer to the patrons OF Sedgwfck and
adjoining counties, a general selection Of
homegrown nursery stock. We have a
choice selection of apple trees, two years
old; price, IS per hundred or $40 per thou.
sand. If one man takes 500 he has the ben
eft of thousand rates. Peach trees. budded,
$40 per hundred. We also have hedge
plants, etc.. etc., j. BENSON & BRO.
Located seven miles west Of, and postofice
at Wichita. 50-4t<
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Various Causes

Advancing years, care, sickness, disap.
pointincnt, and hereditary prediyposi-
son-all opernte to turn the hair gray,
and either of them inclincs Il to shed
prematurely. AYERS HAIR VI00R win
restore faded or gray, light or red hair
to rich brown or deep black, as may
be desired. 1t softens and cleanses the
scalp, giving it a healthy action. Il
removes and cures dandruff and humors.
By its use falling hair Is checked, and
. new growth will be produced In IN
cases where the follicles are not d.
stroyed or the glands decayed. IT.
effects are beautifully shown on brashy,
weak, or sickly hair, on which . few
applications will produce the gloss and
freshness OF youth. Harmless and sure
In its results, Il Is incorporate q
q dressing, and Is especially valued
for the soft lustre and richness Of tone
1t imparts.
AYER's HAIR viooR is coloeiess;
contains neither oil nor dye; and WIN
not soil or color white cambric; yet
Il lasts long on the hair, and keeps
& fresh and vigorous, imparting -
agreeable perfume.
For sale by al druggists.
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Receipt for Raising I ,forte.ews, .

Simply insure your life in the Briingteu,
Iowa, Home Life Association, eloo, go paid
up capital; cheap and secure; $4,000 insur-
ance costing u death notice, with % days
TO pay It In. Absolute security against the
horrors Of dying and leaving mortgage on
the home. Do not wait ell On sowsss !
Mason, over Lynch's dry goods ssers, Doug
las Avenue, for circulars. information, etc.
49-tf "a spa
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PREMIUM CHESTER Co.. MAMMOTH AND
GIANT NORMANDY WHITE SEED CORN. for
sale BY J. II. Black, Pollock & Pierce and A.
D. Wheeler. This corn will out yield or
out weigh any corn in the country. Yield
last year Of the yellow, . bushels; OF the
white, 20 bushels per acre weight, BY meas
ure, IS and % pounds.
CrLyER x JONES,
4e-H wicbita, Kansas.
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Quite number sf statements have been
going the rounds to the effect that the win
tsr wheat In Kansas was killed. There has
been % much moisture that we could not see
how such thing was possible, besides, %
far ~ our observation went We had mot seen
single killed stool. AZ "0ld Hoos;cr John
sen" ID considerable Of an oracle on Tie
wheat qu,stion we asked him be other day,
how the crop stood. His answer was char.
aessristic, but To the effect tina. In all his ex-
peEisuce he never saw whea- look 70 well,
and9hae the present prospects fora big wheat
Yield could not be better.
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b. W. LAo0NL.L'S
All Healing Balsam. A Certain

sco'ds, burns, Group, kidaey-couplaint,
cuts, boiis, bunions, carbupcIes, ehapped
bands, serstehes, csIks, kicks and ell old
sores.
Al the essnest ss'ieitssion u many friends
and aequaiDessees, who have nads . thor.
oush snd sasisfaetsry tsisi ef NJ .AH Heal
ing Balsan," I tsks this method Of intro
dueing is 70 the public e large, that TIE bsn-
eet, g b derived fte9 NJ ~ NY bs enjoy.
ailments sbsvs Sng1nofo6eA- = ~ hsvs
stock IN sueh way = e da11 trosf1enf
for any Of Tie absve nano6 = nSs II
VIII ee Se1nd % sale st ~ ID - ~ =.
Z. Ahen, Deuglas aves9e, WIo611a, Hnnass.
ard BY ny tsavellng Aesnis. - SeeioSs
With every bottle. Pnes, = esaDper bottle.
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A 6OO-Acre Farm for Sale.

This farm is in Ness county, Kansas, three
quarters Of mile from town, all good smooth
land, 125 acres in cultivation, q SlsO0-house,
two good wells with pumps, running stream
WALNUT creek), S25O-corral, healthy locali-
ty, winter grazing, and plenty Of outside
range, and q good ranch. Terms 80 per acre,
cash. Call on or address l. V. Knots, SchO-
harie, Ness county, Kansas. 5O.4t
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David Boyd, one of the oldest and sost re-
spected citizens Of Union township. .ay down
his burthen OF life last "Wednesday at his
home, regretted by all who knew him. Com
missioner Stcenrod says his funeral sermon
was one OF the most affecting he ever listen
ed to. He was nearly three score and ten
and has gone to the reward for a long aud
faithful liic.
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Horace Carpenter bought thirteen pigs Of
a farmer last week for which he paid s4o4. 10.
They were nearly as large as fat steers, and
were shipped the same day. The money
made by Sedgwiek county farmers the past
year would figure up into the hundreds OF
thousands and still the pr,ce Keeps I'M.
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On the oath Of February the Wichita Ma.
tional Bank cashed check for S3s4.55 to j.
L. lawson being proceeds for corn sold by
him, and which amount he presumably had
on his person when he disappeared. This is
difference ss,6i5.45, as stated by our con-
tcmnorary in this weeks issue.
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TENTS LIST
NOTICE 70 TEACHERS.

There will be an examination of applicants
for teachers certificates held in Wichita on
Saturday, March 10, 1883.
B. d. HAMMOND,
County Superintendent.
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Some fifteen or twenty new cottages will
be erected on Lees addition this spring.
Mr.. 1. n. Miller is building a commodious
residence in that addition this spring. The
size of the house is 1880 with cellar and
stone basement.
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The city election win soon pe here and one
half of the voters have failed to register.
Some entertain the idea that II they don't
register they won't be compelled to pay poll
tax. That is mistake. You pay your pol
tax whether you vote or not, therefore don't
fail to register.
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

The Valley Center dramatic club will give
one OF its entertainments at the Center on
Friday and Saturday nights OF this week.
No little fun is anticipated, and some If our
young people think OF driving ~ IL the
weather continues favorable
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The board Of assessors, at their meeting on
the 9th of March, agreed to assess cows at
$40, fat cattle 81 per cwt., hogs six months
old and over, $3.50. and one half cash value
on every thing else, in The judgment OF the
asscssor
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Mrs. Harvey Crocker died at the home Of
her husbandin Union township last Wednes-
day Of Bright's disease Of the kidneys. She
was great sufferer, being cut down in the
prime of life, leaving little waif only few
days old, her only child.
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

The Crescent Society, Of the high school,
will give concert and literary entertain
ment at the Baptist Church on next Monday
evening. The concert is for the benefit OF
the society. Admission for adults, 25 cents !;
children. ID cents.
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

Jas. l.. Dyer il making arrangements to
build fine large residence of great conye-
nience in design, which we shall describe
more particularly when under way
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

The attention of those desiring the services
OF veterinary surgeon Is called to the ad-
ycrtisement of DIR. L. ii. Brown, who has
opened n stable and Office near the bridge,
south side Of Douglas Avenue.
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l.. W. CROUCH.
Removal.

c. c. Furley. N. D., physician and sur
geea, ofDce Douglas Avenue ID door east OF
Market street. over Fuller's grocery.
Residenre-Narkct street, frst door north
OF Douglas Avenue. ls-lm
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The Senate passed bill prohibiting chill
dren from playing about railroad dcpots,
turntables and tracks and jamping or climb
ing on ears whether in motion or not. The
law is a good one.
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Hon. u. l.. Walker has been re-sppoin.ed
land district. His appointment not only
comes under the new civil service law. hut
10 most satisfactory. He Is not only good
officer but 10 immensely popular with all pa
irons and officials Of the oaice, and is pre-
eminentiy liked in social way by every
1.n1v .ira s. = q Z
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Mr.. Osian Rogers and wife were up from
Medicine Lodge this week visiting friends
IN this city. We hear that H. II. Richards
roniemplates returning to Wichita.
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Tickets for Madame Munterfering's con-
cert are ON sale at Thompson d Mead's music
store, at the postofice. aud nj uarding's book
store. Admission 50 cents, and no reserved
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

Mr.. j. c. Jones, an extensive property
owner in the north part Of town, has pur-
chased the vacant lands lying about the up
per depot an east of the railroad track,
which, we uerstand, he proposes laying
out in ioi iur sale.
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As the iirs, two numbers to be rendered at
Madame MuGte;ering's concert Friday night
are some Of the finest on the programme it
behooves all 10 he present in time to hear
them
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

Rev. i. w. Woodrow (Universalisil will
preach In the school house in Valley Centre
next Sunday at II O'Clock a. m. and O'Clock
p. m. A cordial invitation TO all,
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

The location OF the Fort Scott a Wichita
railway has not been fixed. we believe. The
first survey came in some forty rods south of
the upper depot.
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The engine, powcr-churns, ETC., at the
creamery are in place. and it looks as If the
factory was about ready for business.
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

Col. NJ. Stewart sold one OF his six-months.
old thoroughbred pigs to Dick Tarton for
s35. 1t seems like good price. but Dick
will find him cheap.
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

MIR. w. B. Smith returned last Thursday
evening from prolonged visit to his daugh-
ter In Springfield. Illinois, looking well.
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

Major Burr who has just returned from H.
linois, says the getting about in the Sucker
State is fearful and that Kansas people don't
know wnat mud is
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For sale

Having sold my farm, oaer. at private sale,
700 pounds sueoth wire, -four Nssnm colts
and one hundred head o. hogs, including
one boar with full pedigsssb twsssy.ase
sows with pig, and tie bafasce stock hoes Of
all sizes. A. T. .LoUusnusY.s
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Mr.. John Goodyear and wife returned Sat-
nrday from New Orleans. Mr.. G. says the
Crescent City H. pleasant winter retreat.
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City Lots VERY Chaap.

Crouch Naftzger offer seven lots In de-
sirable location at bargain. Also some
residences. 50.2t
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Call and see us, and you will be surprised
sew chsaP yea eaa set > ssod, ssliable
An"rfcan watch, fully warranted at he
Boss JtwelFy Hsspse. stisI se f3s
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The engine and boilers OF the water.works
are being put in place and something like
i've miles Of mains are already in.
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

Mr.. David dRoss, OF innes a. Ross, Is of for
Chicago and New York. lie goes TO lay in a
stock commensurate with the coming boom.
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

The Legislature passed a county seat law
that will settle all that kind of squabbling
for some time to come.
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

Mrs. Thomas Jewell took the train last
evening for Canada. the home of her mother,
who is seveuty-eight years old, and who
went out few days since to feed her chick.
ems, and slipping on the ice, fell and broke
her limb, and before the doctor could reach
her 1t had become very much swollen. The
doctor set it, but after.a week had passed
and the swelling sujsided. somewhat. he
discovered that 1t had No. EN- properly
done. Consequently 1t had to be broken
again and reset. The oil lady has suffered
untold agony. The doctor says there is no
possihle chance for recoyIrr
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

lngcls Bros. are prospecting for coal. one
mile north OF Germania. They are down
lo) feet and tue prospects for coal are good.
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REPORT OF WICHITA PUBLIC SCHOOLS IoR TEE
MONTH ENDING FEBRUARY 2, 1883,
MARRIED

In this city, on the lst inst, by the Rev. j.
G. Post, at the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. II. o. Null and Miss Sarah +. Dorman,
all OF this city.
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w. l.. Adams left the city few days ago
on visit to the home OF his parents in Wet
Virginia.
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

The second story Of Arthur Aliens bust
ness corner is nearly up.
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

Yards are being raked, gardens .caned
aud the painters set TO work In all direc.
tons
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PROFESSIONAL PIANO TUNER AND
REPAIRER.
Leave orders At Thompson 4 Pat.se'.
music store. 46-n
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The Tarred Store has 'new piece in
must be read 10 be appreciated.
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

The Methodist annual conference for South
western Kansas meets this week at Win.
deld
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

Wheat was selling for ninety-one cents on
the wheat market last week.
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Abstracts ofTitle.

TO. ANY PIECE OF LAND IN sEDG
WICK COUNTY.
Have the most reliable set OF Abstracts IN
len On second floor
- -, - v. L. McBEE, Ab.traeter.
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Fer spring planting, Ia quantiiies 70 suit,
lsauirs q ,. R Mead, Or Allen 4 Tuekar,
feoita, Asssas. 47-et
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rare trent is in store for our citizens
Madame Numbering. assisted by several ol
our lady vocalists, will give piano-forte re.
cifaI Friday evening, March 9th, at the Pres
byterian Church. Madame Muntefering has
wide reputation as pianist. Her rendi-
ton of classical music IL well nigh perfect.
She was for years a pupil of some OF the best
masters Of Europe and she has supplemented
this by years of practice, until to-day she has
not. perhaps, a peer in Kansas. She com.
bines with exquisite execution a thorough
Interpretation OF the music she plays. SUI.
fee ii to say that to al! who appreciate the
best music the entertainment will be one re-.
plcte with enjo. ment. A glance at the pro-
gramme given below will convey some idea
of the character Of the music 10 be rendered: !:
PART I.
1. a-Study c sharp minor. c1o.,,
b-Black key study. '"'P'"'
9 Song a. Sing Because Love to Sing
P,asmi.
I-Twickenham Ferry.-Harriais.
BY MRS. G. =. STRONG.
3. Spinncriied. Wagner-Liszt.
No. .i.5.: GrSeg.
5. Song.-I Dreamed Dwelt in Mable Halls.
--Balf.
By Mrs. f. r. HovEY.
6. Carnaval.-Schamdna
a-Preambule.
J-Picrrot.
c-Arleqain. 4s,
d-Valse noble
e-Coquette.
GRepIique.
g-Pappillons.
h-Marche des Dayid'sbundler.
PARTlI.
L S-sr:nnips slsSaanE s9%s, sGng. Hs"d.'s'oA".
}. Song.-Looking Back.-Saiiipan.
BY MRS. +. p. HOvEY.
J. Ballade No. 3 in A flat.--CAopia.
/. valse impromptu.-Scharw
J. Song.
!. Tarantellc -7halbeyg.
CITY MARKETS.
v neat .-...- -..-- -.-.......-.. .S99l
bats .. ............... "a
ioS> ....-'-.. ..... .--.... So.VWyo..O
lillet Seed ............... .e5(g50
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Bargains in Real Rstate.

Land and Loan ONCE Of Sewers Z Mason,
over Lynch's dry goods store. on Dousiss
Avcnas. Special bargaiasfn farns sud estv
proper, -" ~ exchange.
Money to loan =. low rates. la.tf
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

A little four-year-old daughter Of w. l..
Richey-the man who wrote the EAGLE
letter from Topeka last week-was playing
on the stone landing of the west wing Of the
capitol, at the top OF the first story, and fell
of of it. striking on the boar pavement be-
low. The little girls head was found to be
badly cut. She was taken to the boarding.
house where medical assistance was sum-
moped and everything done to aid her recov-
cry, but 1t was thought she co I'D not live.
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

DIR. e. a. BROWN,
VETERINARY SURG EON.
South side Douglas avenue, rear the
bridge. Treats all kinds Of diseases animals
are subject to. Come and see me. 5O-tf
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

Mr.. I. T. Furlong, brother of our fellow
townsman J. p. Furlo &, died quite sudden
ly Sunday night. He had been II Invalid
and great sufferer for many years fro.a ,as-
trio troubles, but since his residence here he
had experienced great relief AID it was
thought that he was in fair way to recover
when congestion Of the lungs. from slight
cold, hurried him quickly hence. His re-
mains were taken back to his home in Cnica-
go, which were accompanied by his wife and
dauvhfer
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

SAy@OOto 1tOc8D 0xol00nv0lY.
have three pens = hse blrds - are n the
country. headed by Cosesr, Pitlin and Haw-
kins. I hope 70 see every farmer o. poultry
grower becbns intsrssesd N shsssugAAsed
stock; it costs ohiy Atr1ns sbr STAN. can
o. write for special tssns 70 thoae Who have
never tsied tuprssed sosck. fsss
lO.tf Rrnrrrr-
TIE Anssieaa Rhrn nasfHsms CysispsdIa
just what Tie farnsr. stsek rsissr. garden
sr and fruit raiser nsed- -can b ssea aud sx.
aminsd at ny o9cs ard, q dsGired, pur-
chAsd. r. NC. 1DcLA1u,
Olate AgeaG
ita, Kansas. fs.6
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

.t- tfrF - sss s----- "a Is<ttF{G
Crouch 4 Naftxger want to see parties who
have farms or city property Tor sile. Z t9fsi
g.siiEA ~ tsssl ,f.s -, 60&1
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

Don't forget the Lombard Mortxare Com.
In their new quartsrs corner Of Main street
and Douglas Aveuus. ar
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

Mr.. Pipkston has accepted The city's ulti.
matun anc work on the gas-works win be-
gin within sixty days. =
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WICHITA, KANSAS. MARCH s, iss3.

Mrs. A. J. Grainger has gone down to Geu.
da Springs.
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

Probably Few afc aware that tue father Of
II. l.. Pearce is sea captain and hip build
er. his son runs to railroads, but the father
to " ter craft. The latter has lately taken
out, model for cast steel passenger steam
ship which promises to revolutionize the
pass. oyer traffic. The new invention com.
bincs strength aud speed, and SO perfect is
the model. so sure Of success, that capitalists
like Vanderbilt are seeking an interest In the
new steamships invented by Mr.. Pearce. Mr..
Pearce shows us photograph of the model
OF the vessel which 10 to defy storms and the
o'her troubles TO wh.h ordinary vessels
succuui.
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

Mention was made last week OF a herd OF
forty-five thoroughbred Durnams which had
been brought into this county from Brown
county. Illinois. The owner, Mr.. Wiegand,
settles southeast Of town with this choice
addition to our stock. There is no better
county for high grades and thoroughbreds
than this, be they Herefords, Guernseys, Jer-
seys. short horns, or polled cattle and ev.
cry such importation but tends to raise our
standard Of fine cattle. We have not heard
lately any thing of the herd of Guernseys
that were to be located in the north part of
the county, but as the land was bought and
improvements made we suppose the herd
will be on this spring.
The Wichita city eagle., 1883-03-08

Our old friend J. II. Hilliard, proprietor Of
the Star Stables, is Oh for Arkansas City,
taking with him his family. He has NOT ieft
Wichita for good. for only last week be pur-
chased some fine resident lots, and he only
rented his stables for year; but, be had In.
terests at Arkansas City which demanded his
presence. Jack is oAe OF our most popular
business men and substantial citizens and We
are glad that We are not to lose him.