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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-05-16
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
BIRTHS
MARRIAGES:

ROGERS-SI this city, May a, st tina
house of the brides father. BY the Rev Prof Geo:
p Fisher, D. D., IL D., William Arthur Rogers, of
Cinciunati and Eleanor Root Sillmau, youngest
daughter of Prof. B. SULLIVAN. Of Yale College.
WEITON-GOYT-In Hartford May g. by Rev. z. p.
Parker Louis u welton snd Nellie NJ, daughter Of
George Goyt.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-05-16

49, FOUR rooms at No. 14O Liberty street; al
E;;iiH this modern improvements Apply to
It'd @. B. DEMAREST,
Nc. R1 nhar,a1 ztraak cnrrinna nnannfact,H.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-05-16

49, FIVE rooms No. 553 State street, water clos
lIId et gas and water; and i've rooms corner South
EiI and Park streets. Inquire at No. 792 Chapel
street, Room 2. JACOB HELLER
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FOR RENT.

49, A tirst-class house en- York Street, near
NeiiA Chapel Has u rooms All modern con-
%I veniepces, and is in hne condition throughout.
inGnira at TIA York ST. ms
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-05-16

49, FIRST GLASS building lot on Fair HaveI
ri Heights For particulars call at
fia r. E. BALDWIN'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Tniff7av SIS Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-05-16

chambers this afternoon granted an order
giving the Chicago and Atlantic railroad
company leave to sue Receiver Davies for the
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-05-16

AEHAH1OAS OFUeW DUWMs
QUINCY, Ill, May 15r-The Union bank of
this city failed to open its doors this morn
ing. When the Marine bank of New York
failed the Union transferred its accounts to
the Metropolitan, and the closing of that
bank yesterday is given as the cause of the
suspension
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-05-16

FOX SALEs
@an A Choice Family Cow, q cross Of the
Guernsey and jersey, now giving quarts
1M of very rich milk per day. Last calf De-
Z2&A& csmber, 1885, Served March, 1884. by
registered jersey bull Good for years. Price S5e.
m1SSt q W. BASSETT. Birmingham. OF.
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LOW RATES TO MINNEAPOLIS.

All those who contemplate attending the
Grand Encampment of the Grand Army of
the Republic, to be held at Minneapolis in
July, will be pleased TO learn that the old
and popular burlington Roulette Kansas
City, st Joe ~ Council Bluffs Railway
| have contracted with n large number OF
Posts, and are offering superior advantages
| over their line on this occasion.
This il the shortest line from Kansas
| City aud all Missouri river points to Min
| neapolis and st. Paul. and the only line run.
| ming a through sleeper from Kansas City
| and all Missouri river points to ST. Paul.
Many comrades Will likely prefer to sc
over one line and return by some other,
| and thus get variety of scenery instead OF
going and returning by the same route.
This road has arranged to give their pat.
| rons the choice of going via several differ
ent routes, and returning via any route
| they may select, follows. Going. Route
No. Via st. Joseph, Coenci Bluffs &
Sioux City. Route No. Via st. Joseph,
! Hopkins, Abba, Central Iowa n Mason
City.
Route No. 3.-Nia 81. Joseph. Council
Bluffs a Sioux City. Route No. i.-Nia
st. Joseph, Hopkins. Abba. Contra! Iowa
a Mason City. Route No. 5.-Nia Missis-
| sippi river to Burlington, thence by rail
to Missouri river. Route No. Via Mis-
sissippi river 10 Quincy, thence by rail TO
Missouri river.
Their rates will be as low and limit on
| tickets as long as those offered by any other
line. They solicit your correspondence in
| regard to the matter, giving them the mum.
Der of members from each post and Others
| who will require tickets; and how many
will require sleeping car accommodations
this information is necessary in order that
they may secure ample accommodations for
all.
They extend hearty invitation to com
rades and Others from all points in Kansas
and Missouri to secure tickets via the kan-
sas City, st. Joseph & Council Bluffs line.
and join their Grand Army special, which
will be appropriately decorated.
For the benefit OF comrades who fail TO
connect with their Grand Army special.
they will run two fast express trains daily
from Kansas City and Missouri river points
TO Minneapolis and st. Paul, leaving Kan
sas City at 10 a.. m. and $3.50 p. m. Further
II. Firts, general southwestern passenger
agent. Kansas City, No.; or A. c. Dawes.
general passenger agent. ST. Joseph, No.
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BRADleY's EXAMINATION.

The preliminary examination Of Richard
+. Bradley, charged wit the murder Of b.
l.. Burrs, in this city on the night Of the
18th inst. was begun in Justice Hobbs
court yesterday afternoon at about 2
O'Clock, Stanley & Wall appearing for the
defense and Frank Dale and joe Huston for
the state. The court room was packed by
a large and eager crowd, mostly drawn
| together out Of curiosity to hear the
evidence and see how the case
| would terminate. The first wit
ness placed upon the stand
was Mr.. Lowell, who in substance gave
| about the same evidence as he did at the
| coroner's inquest, as did also his wife and
| daughter, though they seemed much more
positive in their testimony than when
| giving the same at the inquest. Their evil
| dence reminds US Of snow ball which is
started rolling down an incline, the longer
it rolls and the farther it travels the more it
gains in size and solidity. Charlie Will
Jams gave the same testimony as at the an
quest, and told it in a straightforward man
ner, carrying truth on its very face. The
| place where he met Bradley on the night OF
the murder is over three blocks from where
the shooting occurred. After hearing
| the pistol shot he only walked
about two blocks before passing Bradley.
| These facts taken in consideration with the
testimony Of the Lowells leave but little
room for believing that Bradley was the
man the latter saw In front Of their place OF
business, as they testify that the man they
saw came through the alley, halted a few
moments on the walk and then went
towards the Occidental hotel. 1t is
hardly reasonable to suppose that the
man who did the shooting went
through the alley, halted on the walk,
looked for some moments at the
crowd collecting in front OF Burris'
office. then Travelled some four blocks while
Mr.. Williams was walking the distance OF
| not quite two. a few other witnesses were
examined, but no new testimony brought
| out, and the examination was postpone {.
| until O'Clock this morning, at which time
the defense will bring forward their wit
| ncsses.
As to whether Bradley is the guilty party
or not, we have no means OF knowing, and
the evidence SO far deduced might warrant
the court in binding him over, provided no
rcbutting evidence is introduced, but il
would fall far short OF convictiny him in
the district court, of the crime of which he
| is charged. These are the facts in the case
at the present time, and are given to our
readers that they may know just how the
| case stands.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION.

The members of Sunday school ciass No.
; of the Methodist church have perfected
arrangements for what will undoubtedly
prove most enjoyable excursion to Edo
RADIO on Wednesday, July 10, and a picnic
in POOLS park at that place. The commit
tee having these arrangements in charge,
Messrs. sam +. Woodland and Lew l.. Alb
purpose Of completing the plans Tor
the picnic. They secured the park,
which is located on the banks OF the
Walnut river, and also a number
of boats for pleasure riding. They have
chartered four ears, and will probably Sc
cure two or three more, rs the number of
people that will join in the excursion will
be quite large. This will reduce the ey-
pensc OF ear fare TO about Sl.00 per ticket
for the round trip. Every arrangement
Will be carefully looked after which can in
any way add TO the pleasure of the eNcnr-
sionists and picnicers. The train will
leave this city at about s O'Clock in the
morning, aud returning will arrive here
between and in the evening. The park
is one OF the most beautiful ones in the
| state, and is conveniently located for boat
ing or fishing. Croquet sets and swing.
will be arranged Tor the amusc-
ment of those who do not take kindly Il
aquatic sports, aud refreshments of ligh
| nature will be dispensed at various booths
| on The grounds. The profits, if any, accru
| ing from the excursion will go toward
| building the new church. Probably no
less than 300 people will go from this city
| who will be Joined by quite a delegation o
| sunday school scholars at Colorado. Tina
| the entire affair will be an immense success
| there is room for little doubt. and all thos
desiring day Of recreation and pleasur
would do well TO make arrangements &c
cordingly.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-06-27
DISTRICT COURT.
G.. W. CLICK.

The following business was transacted in
the district court yesterday, Judge Snss
presiding
George r. Wells ". Thomas +. Bryan
trial by jury; judgment for defendant for
costs.
S. c. Tracy ct al, vs.. Charles Grant, dis
missed at plaintiffs cost.
Fred Adams VS.. Geo. c. Maloney. con-
tinued.
c. Altman & Co. vs. ii. G. Smith trial
by jury; plaintiff sues to recover money on
note given for threshing machine F; trial
will be renewed this morning.
Charles +. Pearson vs. Annie l.. Pearson;
divorce granted rs prayed for.
Emma Kuhn vs. Reuben III. Kuhn di
yorce granted.
Court adjourned until . o'clock this
moruinH
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ARTIFICIAL STONE.

Samples of artificial building stone have
been presented at this office at various
times for inspection, but none. in our iudy.
ment, possess those essential qualities OF
excellence, density, cohesion and hardness.
as do the samples shown US Yesterday by
the patentee, John W. Gallup, Of Denison.
Texas. These stones are perfectly imper-
yious TO water. and are fre-proof, besides
beinS eNcecdinly strong. For all orns-
mental work this stone is perhaps better
than the natural stone, and il very great
deal cheaper. For building purposes i, is
about as cheap as brick. and in this
city would cost about oue-fourth as
much as the natural stone. 1t Weighs To
the cubic foot only about seven pounds less
than blue limestone. Mr.. Gallup il now in
the city for the purpose Of introducing his
invention, and selling territory for the
same. Samples can be seen by calling at
his rooms, first door north of the presby-
terrain church. Those who are prospecting
around for good. cheap building material
would DO well by calling upon him. Sew
erai Of the large business houses OF Fort
Worth are built from this artificial mate
rial. ami they give the best of satisfaction,
and are among the handsomest and NEST
substantial houses of the place. The stone
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.SPECLiE NOTICES.
Fifty Cents

VIII buy OF dollar in clothing at the sign
of The Red Flag. lis Douglas avenue.
MulliuiN * Alden, auctioneers. having
bought OF John fie>hman & Co.. Broad.
way. \. y, ten thousand dollar worth OF
clothing al twenty-five cents on the dollar,
consisting of fine line Of mems line wool
suits, youths suits in special signs, boys
suits. hats. eap-. and gents furnishing
goods, will sen the above stock at their
auction rooms. lis Douglas avenue. sign OF
the Red Flag, At auction and private sale.
commencing an saturday, July /. and cos
tinuinc ill AL j. sold. sales and p. M
each day. MrLLISIN & ALpEN.
Z. s.-ConSgBments solicited. s3-3
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PERSONAL MENTION.

-Lieut.-Gov. finney was in the city yes
terday.
Frank Emerson, of Kansas City, regis
tered at the fremont yesterday.
John c. Hoagiand, of Peoria, Illinois,
is in the city looking .or a location
Mrs. II. c. Mecker, of Cheney, is in the
city visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W.
f. Walker.
e. {. Trowbridgc, 4 prominent bust.
ness man of kookak, arrived in Wichita
yesterday.
-Thos. l.. Ryan, of Emporia, passed
through the city Yesterday on his way to
Wellington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donahuc and wife, the
former a leading banker of Belle Plainc.
were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. II. q. Lee arrived last evening from
Nyack. New York, her old home, where she
has been for almost year.
+. l.. Berce, an old Kansas boy, and by
the way one Of the best fellows that ever
opened Il sample case. is in the city.
Mrs. J. +. Caldwell and daughter
Mamie arrived on last evenings train from
Empora, on visit to relatives aud friends
w. I. Edwards, of Wellington, came up
on last nights train, enroute to Butler
county, where lie expects TO purchase
lands.
Topeka Capital Miss Belle Allison
has gone to Wichita, Kan. where She cX-
poets to spend few days visiting her many
friends.
DR.. Whitehorn, a former resident Of
this city, but now located at Red Cliffs,
Colorado, was shaking hands yesterday
with his many friends in VI chiti.
H. ID. Dutton, travelling passsase aSen
of the Kansas City, st. Joe and Council
Bluffs railroad, was in the ,i;y last evening,
and gave the EAGLE pleasant call.
We are pleased to learn that there ha
been a change for the belt n iHc condi.
ton of Louis Goermau, whom il was report
ed the other evening was lyirg at the pnin,
of death.
Hiram Eeiiing, ma oil Wichita boy
but who has been making Chicago his head
quarters for many month";, arrived in til,
| city yesterday and was warmly welcomed
! lie will return 10 Chicago in time for IN,
national Democratic convention.
II. $. Kennedy received a letter from
Mr.. VI. W. kirkyoo who il now enrout,
| TO Washington territory, dated at Salt LAX
| city, in which Mr.. X. says thet he is il
good hcal,h, and enjoying his journey yer!
much.
| MIR. S!odlrd, of Iowa City, Iowa. ha
arrived in the city, and in future can b.
found at Rogers photograph gallery. Mr.
5. brings with him very fine recommends
tons as a most accomplished artist, and vii
doubtless prove Il valuable acquisition I,
Rogers gallery.
| j. &. Shoemaker came in from liz
Indian territory llst evening. lie report
| Capt. Payne and his follower. very JUL
liant over their success thus FAR in inyad n!
| the Oklahoma territory. IL is quite prob
able that they will not be so happy whcl
| Gen. Hatch interviews them.
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ESTABLISHED 1872.
ANTHRACITE COAL.

Our books are now open for hard coal
orders. Look out what you buy. We have
the celebrated Franklin coal from the
Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania Galleries, and
Goals in the market. We have just receiv-
ed a sample ear load from the Pennsylvania
mines. Come and look for yourselves be-
fore you give your orders. II will pay you.
We mean what we say.
25tf. HACKER & JACKSON.
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"Old e Reliable."

This thief tfimein tina
New Yorksto
with a n
hand with ourk
heer ,ma
wIineetany prces anlgo IN me
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REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.

Next Saturday ) the time for holding The
Republican primaries in this city and eoun-
ty, for the purpose of choosing delegates TO
the county convention, which will take
place in this city on Saturday, July -.
This convention in turn will select dele
gates TO the senatorial and state conyen-
tions The POI, win open at O'Clock p. m,
and close At q p. m. The places for holding
the polls in the several wards of this city
ale rs follows:
First Warl-Coo?er's livery stable on
Main street.
Second War!-Ask Il Child's furniture
store.
Third Ward-Noar Iluscy & kroenert'>
place of business.
Fourth Ward-Ahe Smiths carpenter
shop on north Main street
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-06-27

There appears TO be great diversity of
opinion among the Sunday school teachers
of this city as TO the number Of apples eat
en- by Adam and Eve in The Garden of
Eden. Some say that Eve 5 (a.el and Adam
., (too) total 10; ,shers say that Eve and
Adam s, tota, l6. One oftae most learned
Young lady teachers. however, has care
fully figured it out r. follows: IL Eve ) |
and Adam .. the toia! i 1863; il Eve :
and Adam 5 y. the fatal j. SOS; IL Eve 5
LIST late one first and Adam .. the total
is l.6a3: if Eve 4 Adam and Adam s =
Eve. the total is S,a;iS: if Eve Sll Adam
s14a oblige Eve. the total l. Ss.oa6. fon
are all wrong ladies. lou see, Eve. when
she s1SI2 many, aud probably felt sorry
for 1t; SO Adam in ortrr 10 relieve her grief
sI2. Therefore if Adam SlS2ie 40r
Ewes depressed spirits, they both ale ST.,
S95,6s4 apples.
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can be moulded into any shape, and made
of any color.
GOVERNORS REWARD.

County Clerk Ford yesterday received
from Topeka several hundred printed
copies of the governors proclamation, Of
fcring $3.50 reward for the murderer OF b.
l.. Burris. The proclamation reads as fol-
lows:
STATE OF KANSAS. = !
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
TOPEKA, June %, 1884. }
/, G. W. Click, governor Of the state Of
| Kansas, by virtue of the authority vested
in me by law, do hereby offer reward OF
| two hundred and fifty dollars for the arrest
and conviction Of the unknown party oil
parties who murdered Il. L. Burris, in the
city OF Wichita, Sedgwick county, Kansas
ON or about the night of the 18th day o.
June, 4. ID. 1884.
ISgnedl G.. W. CLICK.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-06-27

Probate Judge Jewett thinks that posi-
bly, he might be mistaken about a burglar
visiting his house Tuesday night. Upon
rejection he has about concluded that ii
was Finlay Ross hunting around for mar
riage license.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-06-27

The old buildings on Main street just
north Of the V alley Land and Loan compa-
ny's office, are being torn away TO give
place 10 new brick blocks.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-06-27

The following Ggures VII show The re-
ceipts and disbursements at the county
treasurer's Office up to the hour OF closing
business yesterday: Receipts, SiS5.o2i
Disbursements. $23G.55.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-06-27

While lBaiing at the rink yesterday alter
noon. Freddie johnson. whose mother
runs the restaurant on the corner oi Nam
and First streets, fell and severely iracur-
ed the bones of his right arm. \ doctor
was called, who promptly reduced the frac-
ture
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-06-27

An exchange says that ''the men Of to-
day are too high strung" The trouble
with some of them around here j. that they
amt strung high enough.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-06-27

A painter in the employ of Gum, at
Kingman. on his way to Wichita, yester-
day was arrested and taken back TO King
man, but our informant could not learn for
what,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-06-27

The following are the real estate transfer
recorded ia Tie register Of deeds oaic
June &c:
Denman Loomjs 10 William Janney.
~ acres IN hf of G ar Of see 22-27-3
west, -: ... SIZE
on Church street in Wichita. l.,
John II. Russell to ". T. Russell. lot
81 on Wichita street. in Wa;crman'-
addition 20 Wichita. ...... 10
Thompson. ct al, 10 James Strcct,r.
the NV gr OF sec l3-2S-4west
james W. Davidson 10 John II. Rus
sell, lot - on Wichita stree; in Wat
erman's addition 70 Wichita, .a'
Robert Thompson to J. II. Arthur, ~
acres in the u b: or the sw or OF see
l3-9S-4wes; 70.
Garden Plate town go to John Ed
wards, tots . and 10 in block = in
Garden Plain .....................
John Barham TO \ { Broadway. -
acres in b. a. or Of sec 1872
JB Arthur to Aaron swaiford. 50
acres in n hf of " qr OF see 1922
w. .................... l,3s
Vim Matthewson 10 Calvin Delhi, ioi
81 situated on FL, It street in Natb-
ewson's addition TO Wichts -
Calvin Diehl 10 Joe II Robertson.
lot "a on First street in Mathew
sons add. ............ ICE,
Sophia Hod>on to john \ felck. lots
l and 3 on Mo,ely ave and and (
on Mead AVE.. --..-. 90.
Mary b. MaXhe'd 10 Seius Richie. 10,
a. on Church street in WIGHT. 10
Joseph j. Robertson to Calvin Diehi.
LOT l. 3. !. :, .. II on Lewis avenue.
and lets IL and 70, gu Douglas ave.
nue. .......... ............ .. l.fN
Clearwater Town Co. 10 W. H.
Christie lot. -. 81. =, ani 81 all on
CORN avenue in Clearwater 800. III
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-06-27

The Woman's Relief corps, auxiliary to
the Grand Army OF the Republic, viii meet
for organization a. the Prcsby terrain church
at 8 O'Clock D. in. to-day.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-06-27

Several Indians were in the city yester-
day trying 10 dispose OF their ponies, which
hey offered at low figures.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-06-27

VIM. Ross short-horn cattle sale will
take place in this city one week from next
Tuesday.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-06-27

Jocelyn a Thomas have sold six very de-
sirablc lots in Jewellers addition
TO Mr. Crabb from Emporia. who propos-
es to erect on the same several small cot
tages for renting. This addition Is very
pleasantly situated in the north part of the
city. and in time will become one of the
pleasantest locations in Wichita.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-06-27

Yesterday morning while the team at
tached 10 Rhodes delivery wagon We're
standing in front Of lee Hayes store, on
Douglas avenue, they took fright and ran
away, dragging the heavy iron weight TO
which they were hitchcG from the sidewalk
and away with them. On reaching Kohn's
tongue of the wagon and fell, and was
dragged by the other animal to the front OF
Lawrence's drug store, where 1t gave the
matter up as a bad lob, and stopped. No
particular damage was done. and in a few
moments the large crowd OF spectators
that had hurrieily assembled wilted
away TO sluint-cyed boy ana an organ
grinder.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-06-27

The Harper Sentinel OF June - says that
Mr.. Munger, mayor OF that city, had luet re-
turned from 4 visit made superintendent
Miller. of the Fort Scott 4 Wichita, and
that Munger says that Miller told him that
the Wabash being in the hands of reeeiv-
er, that the Missouri Pacific being in bad
shape, and the Waco having gone back on
their agreement, il left the Fort Scott Il
Wichita practically Al sea, with no money
to extend beyond the line of Sedgwick coun-
ty. The Sentinel further says that Harper
will, under the circumstances, 20 for d.
rect independent line TO Wichita to connec!
with the Wichita and Florence short line.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-06-27

Two divorces were granted in the dis.
triet court yesterday.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-06-27
For Sale Cheap.

Seven hundred and twenty acres eight
and half miles southwest of Cheney,
four miles southeast Of Oakland, 80 acres
first bottom. 100 acres second bottom; bal
ance upland watered by Minnesota river
several fine springs and choice well.
Buidings-Good hou-e OF ] IL stories,
barn, granary, tool house. sheds and corral.
Trees, 500 catalpa, 300 black walnut,
100 peach. 200 apple and other trees, 900
grapes. Crops-;3i acres corn, 20 acres rye,
10 acres millet, 10 acres oats. 10 acres
sorghum; fine hay botiom-will cut 300 tons
of hay. Fine view from house. Crops 20
with the place. Terms easy. Price, 5000.
Inquire oi CALDWELL Il STRONG.
Next TO pos,oflice. Temple Block.
30-eod-u
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-06-27

Hon. +. NJ. Dofenyer, Hon. l.. II. jew
Ell and Hon. Montague Jacks, the commit
tee appointed by the county commissioners
TO make the regular examination OF the
books and accounts Of thc county treasurer
completed their labOrs yesterday. they
found everything in most satisfactory
condition. and will so report to the board.