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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-05
KANSAS AT NEW ORLEANS.

CHANUTE, Kan, June 2, 1884.
Hon. D. 4. Mitchell, Wschsta, KaNs.
DEAR SIR The time has arrived
when we should begin the collection of
grains, grasses and seeds for the New
Orleans exposition, and | earnestly
solicit your aid in this matter.
As agent for your locality please
collect sleaves of all grasses, wild aud
tame.) All species of clover should
be pulled and arranged in bundles of
about three inches in diameter, wrap
ped loosely in paper and then laid
away 10 cure. Timothy, blue grass,
orchard grass, and all species of wild
grasses should he pulled Immediately
after the bloom has dropped off, and
cured in the shade. Be sure and col
lect sheaves of wheat, oats, rye, barley,
fax, hemp, ETC., in their season. The
success of Kansas NJ the New Orleans
exposition will depend upon the in
terest taken by the local collectors.
Believing that your patriotism and
love for Kansas will induce you TO de-
vote a small portion of your time TO
This matter, and that you will lend Us
your hearty cooperation, remain
yours truly, FRANK BACON,
Commissioner from Kansas.
The above circular which was sent
10 ID. A. Mitchell as secretary of the
agricultural society explains itself. Of
course Sedgwick county will desire a
showing al the exposition and it is
suggested that our farmers and Others
who feel an interest comply with
the above instructions and then keep
the products thus cured till the county
fair this fall, when they can be got
ten together. In the mean time a lot
of cash premiums will be arranged for.
We have grasses and grains already
which would beat the world.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-05
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.

The kingInan Citizen ReDnblicoa
IN, ranroarc;pg an article from Tho T.,
70
Glib o" ihc .pecuiiar h'hess Oh Ut. H.
Il. Allen for Secretary of State. adds
the following comments. which will he
ro.d y;,h in,aras,
"a. y u Alton i ,eceiv;no s.,,o-
;,.a ,ira~. no,irns from erery nortion
Of ,i,e me- and ,viIj .,o,a ,ba CON.
ye,,ian Win a strons f,.irawin% rha
entire so,,thwest sho'1ld be,r,;ly sun
nort Sedgwick's rsnd;d,te Inc ~.
npI,I;cans of This sncticn Of Kansas
can by a united effor, sec,,re a renre.
seDtation on fbe state ticket and with
Inc infuence ,vc viald in the toto and
nation. the claims of The great sou,b-
west shauld moi he IGNORED There arc
other candidates. for This Office and ,xe
arc sorrx ia s,v oue al them hail
from The soutbwest After carefnl
survey of The field. however. and AN
expressiou of Tho noonie In REGARD 10
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-05
TOWNSHIP go.

E2--lt9 acres II miles west, miles north Of
station. 800.
iI9--320 acres. 100 acres in cultivation. we'll
improved $3.50.
4ls--ltO acres, Il acres Improved, II miles
northeast. 900.
4t3--320 acres, le0 acres in cultivation, good
house. large barn, on Chisholm creek, well
fenced, miles norin of wichita. 10, 800.
lil--iG0 acres la acres in cultivation, house
oi 10 rooms, barn sixt0. fenced, in high
state of cultivation. 700.
+0l-l50 acres Is miles west, miles north of
2 rsilroad stations. $50.
hsp--2O0 acres, mostly under wire fence, wind
mill, house. barn, 10 mi southwest. j,joo.
se--j,O acres. all fenced with wire. 3,0n0.
sgi--IG0 acres miles northeast, raw S,no
4b--l60 acres choice land 10 miles northeast
200
sI--l6D acres, - acres In cultivation, house.
hedged, q miles north of Wichita. $500.
;sG--2iO acres, half In cultivation, hedge, ly-
ing water, Chisholm bottom, miles north
3s;--ro acres of Cowskin land 900
s2i--320 sores 10 miles northeast, highly i'm
proved. house, barn, apple orchard q $50
JGi--l45 sores choice land 100 acres In cuitiva-
tion, living spring and brook, miles north
east, ~ miles of Greenwich. $50
1D--1s acres. 10 improved, good house, stable,
imiles southwest of Valley Center, bottom
land. 2.0o0
so--1+l acre. all bottom, plenty timber, ON
Big river, loo acres improved. house,
stable, crib, smoke-houss, hog lots, etc I,
miles from Valley Center. 200.
2I3--2i0 acres, ) acres timber. 200 acrcs under
cultivation, house Of rooms, barn 2iN2s,
good corn crib, granary and uut-buidings,
5-acre oreb:rtl, living wafer, : miles OF
railroad station. a model farm and n good
one; black rich land, and well improved
farm adjoining $500.
2.D--l6D acres 10 miles northeast 1000
ls0-lGJ acres Il miles northwest, acres TIM
Der. ITO acres under cultivation, house Of
rooms, barn isN22. corn-crib lcN92, stable
l4x2t, all fenced with wire. - acres for
pasture, acres board fence for hogs. or
chard. 800
l05--lGO acres 5 miles northeast, house. n
story, rooms, l:}D acres under cultivation,
j-acre orchard, stable, corn-crib, etc iiy
ing water, "a miles OF railroad station.
$50
fs-l6o acres 10 miles northeast, l2o acres I'M
der cultivation, good house, 30 rods Of
hedge, two springs living water. 500
35-Ji--:s20 acres miles of GeTmania G.0eG.
~ 4s0 aere- 10 miles northwest OF Cheney,
house of 3 rooms. barn and other buildings,
3sD acres under wire fence, watered by
spring branch viii trade for city prop
erty. $500.
l59 E;o 20-lO0 acres u miles northwest, raw.
Cowskin land. 500.
4,0 81 acres adjoining Greenwich. line .isl.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-05
TOWNSHIP %.

4gl--3s0 acres . miles northeast. 100.
l.si--sO acres, 81 in cultivation, hedged, house,
barn, 5-acre grove, 81 miles east of Valley
Center. !, $50.
3st--l60 acres, l20 acres improved all hedgei
house, orchard, 10 acres in cultivation, 3
miles north of Valley Center. 4, SEQ.
3.9--2fO acres, half In cultivation, house,
groves, all river bottom, 81 miles of Valley
Center 5000.
gaD--lG0 acres 31s miles of sedgwick, loo acres
crossed living water, choice bottom. 800
3l9--l60 acres, half bottom, l;i5 acres in culti-
walton, house of . rooms, stable, hedged
and crossed In 40-acre lots, orchard, on
Chisholm creek. miles Of station. 800
3l6--:j+J acres miles northeast OF Valley Cen
ter, all highly achoice iarm-3.5
sores in cultivation, .-acre grove, su-acre
pasture, living water, acres In wheat,
large variety of.fruit. $500.
3it--sU acres, 20 broke, IL mi. northeast 500
81 100 acres. IS acres In cultivation, house,
90 acres fenced, Is miles northeast 900.
:tEi--l56 acres, house CT rooms, barn, gran
AIRY, crib. orchard, 100 acres highly improy-
bottom miles of Seigwick 4 .J1.
.ss.--l6D acres mi. Of Valley Center, rich bet
tom, - acres broke, 80 rods fence. 2,gt1
2U1--l6O acres IL miles northeast, house OF :
rooms, all fenced with wire, rich bottom
land. $3.50.
J7--is0 acres II miles northeast, raw. ,1,S
lp--2D acres miles of Valley Center, - acres
under ultivalion house l5Nsti > rooms, good
spring, apple and peach orchards 100.
II -2lO acres miles from seslSUick, ~ arr3s
under cultivation. 500.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-05
WHAT TACOMA IS KE.

We are permitted to publish the fol-
lowing extract of private letter
written by a former citizen of this
town to Mr.. NJ. w. Levy. The picture
is not a very enticing one:
TACOMA, w. T., May 26, 1884.
". w. Lery.-DEAR SIR: | have
been scouting over this country con-
siderable. but as yet have found moth
ingt to suit us, SO far as present bust
ness or future prosperity are concern
ed, as the Arkansas valley.
The area of farming land here is
very limited, the principal crops being
hops and vegetables. The Puyallup
valley is the chief agricultural section
tributary TO Tacoma, and the farms
are made up of small openings or
clearings along the narrow valley, sur
rounded and separated by immense
forests. One cannot buy cleared
farm there for less than 800 per acre,
and one covered with natural forest
growth of stumps, from three to fifteen
feet in diameter, is held at 800 per
acre. These prices are conclusive evil
dence that the AGRA of farming land is
not extensive. The lands are, how
ever, very productive and raise LOO
pounds of hops TO the acre. Nearly
all kinds of fruit but peaches flourish.
Dwelling lots ia Tacoma OH an I'M
graded street, three-fourths of a mile
from the postofiice, lwenty-fiye feet
front covered with stumps, are held at
from $500 to l.200. | think they
have discounted the future by about
five or ten years. We have just re-
returned flom a trip down the sound
TO Victoria, b. c., and find the same
thing at nearly every point.
Tacoma considers herself the ter
minus of the n. =. R.R. Seattle hopes
to be in the near future tor reasons
satisfactory 10 herself, and the minor
points are amusing themselves with
the hope that something may turn up
TO their benefit. 1t is undoubtedly
the intention of the present manage
mcnt Of the n. p 10 make their per-
manent terminus here, but we all
know that railroad arrangements
change, and | do not think it wise to
stake all your money as well as faith
on the future action of such corpora
tions.
All kinds of business is dull, and
we can see nothing yet in which TO
invest with promise ofimmediatc pro-
titabIe returns. The continuation of
present stagnation will necessarily
bring about lowering of prices, and
if the depression reaches what we
consider bedrock we may invest in
something, otherwise we will shoulder
our blanket and strike the trail for the
sNile of America"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-05
CoWLEY'S PROSPECTS.

Winfield, Kan, May 81 The
assessors returns for COwley county
are about completed, and show an in
crease in population for the year OF
over 1000, raising the total to 1900.
The increase in value of real and Der-
sonal property is about 20 per cent.
The returns from the city of Winfield
show an increase in population of
nearly thousand. The splendid and
timely rains Of this spring insures to
Cowley county even better crops than
last year. Wheat is headed out and
filling nicely, and the immense acreage
of corn promises most abundant
Yield.
Senator Hackney, delegate to the
Chicago convention, left for the east
this morning, accompanied by a num-
Der of visiting statesmen from this
place. lie is enthusiastic for Blaine.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-05
SUCCESSORS TO J. NJ. STEELE0
''The Old Reliable Real Estate Agency.
Revised List of Our Lands.

- . . 49,
s@ri---.o acres, All fenced Win wire. 5,o
1@-soacres. nal IN cultivation, house, stable
miles southWest, toWskih ,ahu. i,Sp;
SSi--iso acres, I'D improved, mouse. stable,
srsnary, . mites south, on flver t,aW.
S'6--i5o scres, All improved, W. iruit trees,
- miles southwest ehoiee bottom cheap
i,SD
sf--Ieo ae,es, nan improved 10 haiier S"u'h-
west. I,'~
's'-.ioVa cres Nihheseah pott"h'' . mi'es s"h,h
OF 1henfy- Nv. ,...,
SOD 100 acres, al nnie. euitisahon' near stS-
ton, mouse, grove, bo,toh' Ianu, z'"'
KS, -i1 acrs-: y" asres III suiti'a'ioh' quo"
mouse i'"1
Nj ip acre-, 0acrrs III eHiuNhti"n' src"n"
bottom. l,0p.
~ w a'tess - a''e7 IN '"tiNat""s s"'""'i
oottom ifn1.
III -hH acres, - acres IN rhit'sti"n' MOUSE
hedge l,tDo
ss--iD acres ibacres IN eutuNatioh, HOUSE,
good lanh l.tW-
ut 10 acres, loo acres IN enitiFsti"n, part IN
Wheui i,1~
Sh.rso are. iniies soiih' =" acres IN e'''tINs-
unn, b"ttoh. ~.
J"--l"1 acres, hai in cuiti'auon, mousse
stream 300
''s--Ioo acres, good house. he''grs' goo" I'M
: PrnNeheht,. -;e ,,,
81 -l'o aeres ~ iuIIes southwest eh"'ee iahHi'
- hftr7 IN VhitiNhtioh. -f-'
3lo-- l1 acres, raw spring. miles southeast.
l'~i
''r--h., acres. biaek I'ain. house. ~ miles OF
"Oddafh. -,"W
P'i--id" acres /; miles from Derby :" seres I'M
proved, hedged 2"o
's.--'i.D acres w miles southwest, i.9 acre- ~
Cultivation, F-acre pasture, large mouse
anu barn, wfnd-mili, CRIBS, enrtsl-' me
orchard AMI grove me place o,eS
~ -lto acres. good Rouse, hedged. y" acres
IN CULTIVATION, living spring, :" miles west
, miles south oil oarden fiains s,"".
SJi--lb0 acres bottom lana, grove, house.
graDary, all fenced, - acre, In pasture, u"
acrts ~ CULTIVATION, miles south. z,ap.
'-,1Sl acres, 80 acres IN CULTIVATION, best
river bottom, y puihdihss, miles 81 fence
- miles south, 9 acres orchard, D,~s Tor
est trees, wells, wlnd-mili, etc nothing
hetter IN the valley !, 800.
~ -it0 acres miles south OF t'ar'ien rains,
hving water, ~ acres In CULTIVATION. L. D'-
s-,i-l6J acres adjoining above, - aerSs i"-
proved, house stsoie, granary' hog lot. or
chord. s,JD
ssi--lSD acres - miles southwest, 6miies south
OF Got'iart- ,9p.
sIA--''-0 acres miles southeast OF theney 10
acres IN CULTIVATION. mousse Stable. hNins
wafer, bottom 2-dp.
3'9--l6t acres, improved, = miles sw- z-..
:fi--s9 acres, all un1er cultivation, small
house and grove, III miles southeast 3D-
i1i--So acres southeast u miles, acres UNI
Der, ITO acres under cultivation, house OF
rooms, stone cellar, wells AMI living Wa
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-05
TOWNSHIP e..

20 l50 acres, raw, miles OF station I, $50
I'D $40 acres, raw, well watered } miles Of
station. 9, go
30 ~ acres, all under cultivation, > miles
from Wichita. 2,C0J.
ll0 100 acres, raw. 10 miles east. ,700-
~. l60 acres miles from station, lsn under
cultivation, small house. $50
II loo acres miles from Wichita, I'D acres
under cultivation, house llx2s, good barn,
line apple and peach orchard, all he.lged
and cross-hedged. $500.
- lGD acres, raw, - miles west. Leo.
- 80 acres > miles from station, : acres
timber Is9 acres under cuItivstion. good
house l6Na6 with basement, stable. corn
cribs, etc, 20 acres hoarl fence, living
stock water, orchard, fine black land.
g. 40
Is leo acres, raw. living stock water, )
miles southeast OF Wichita $50.
% 2l0 acres 10 miles east. 10 under cativa-
ton, house, HISTORY, I3y2t, barn 3ON32.
mile hedge, living water, loco peach, apple
and cherry trees. $500.
~ 100 acres miles from Cheney. no under
cultivation, house l2Nl. with kitchen, out
houses, good spring ami running stock wa
ter, l00 peach snd ~ apple trees, | mile to
school. 100 cash. balance in aud !; years
Mt per cent price, $40.
= 320 acres 20 under cultivation, ~ acres
timber, houses, barns. granary, corn
cribs, peach and = apple orchards AMI
other fruit, acres board hOg-tight fence
with Cowskin running through-a never
falling stock water miles from wichita,
splendid hog or stock farm raised rs
bushels OF corn to the acre in lSs3 1850.
Az leo acres. all bottom, miles southwest,
house of rooms, barn, s2N33. 10 acres tim
Der. acres orchard bearing, - acres pas
tire, !. miles hedge, loo acres In cultiva-
tion. 800.
$3.50 acres, 10 acres under cultivation,
miles west !, 100
tiI--i6O acres, ~ acres in cultivation, . miles
west 1900
tii--l60 acres, 40 seres in cultivation 6 miles
southwest 300
t20- Ito acres . miles northwest, good buihl-
ings, highly improved. $3.50
ii5--l6J acres raw land ~ miles west, between
Cheney and Garden Plains L. 20
:ss.t-l6n acres. 5D-acre orchard in bearing
house. stable, granary, hedged, 5 miles
west. Loco.
StSi--l ~ acres, half in cultivation, honSe or
chsrd, grove, 10 miles west, cheap Zoe.
Sa--leD acres part in cultivation, = miles
north Of Cheney $40.
sij-2s0 acres, house of rooms, granary. crib,
stable, grove, orchard, hedge, etc. +: miles
east ot Cheney. $3.50.
is6--l6o acres, raw. watered, miles east.
$50
i:sI--ll3 acres -. miles west, fenced, good
buildings, 30 acres in cultivation. J,eo.
ts9-- lG0 acres, watered, : miles east 800.
40 " acres mile north OF town, good house,
sll In high cultivation. j.009
also acres, good house, fruit, on Little riv-
err. 5000.
los 30 acres miles east. s,6o0.
ioi--s0 acres miles north Of town t0o1
's3--.sa0 acres miles west, good house and
cellar, good barn, stable. orchard, s,aeres
wire fenced s,OD
ifi5--ID ne ~ between the rivers. adjoining
Park. 800.
iio-- l6o acres miles east, smooth second bot Z
tom : 900.
10l-,60 scres house of rooms. barn. gran
AIRY, sheds, eorrsls, l mile hr'ise, rs acres
In cultivation, cheap, i,JO0
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-05

A staff correspondent of London
paper, who visited this country not
long ago, gives the following infor-
nation concerning one of the south
western states: Arkansas is situat-
ed between Memphis and San Fran
cisco. Its climate is mild in winter,
but in summer, am told by an old
inhabitant, IL is extremely cold. The
governor of this State receives $780,
600 year, which be spends mainly
for the entertainment of his friends
am much concerned In American
politics, and never tire of studying
the situation. At the present writing
The country is much stirred mp about
Dorsey. He went out on
his sheep ranch somewhere in Cieve-
land and has not been heard OF since.
Should he never be found Vice-Presi-
dent Sam Tilden will be knightcd in
his place.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-05

II is recommended that delegates be selected
IA county conventions on SATURDAY, JULY 18th
and that the primaries for the same be held
saturday, July 5ih. in such manner as the sew
tral Republican County Central Committees
may provide
County Central Committees should give at
least two weeks notice OF the tine of holding
conventions, by publication in the county pa
p.rs
II Is or 'sr-d that delegates forward copy of
iheiT CREDENTIALS 10 the Secretary of the Repub-
lican STATE Central Committee at Topeka. i'm
nediately following their election
BY order of the Republican state Central
Committee
A T. RrpnfS, Chairman
Attest
MRr W WALTON, Secretary
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-05
the EAGLE AND WICHITA.

The Wichita EAGLE now comes TO
hand as handsome daily. II is per-
feet in style and shape, and truly me-
tropo!itsn in MI its departments. The
first thing we heard Of in connection
with Wichita was the EAGLE. In
promptly meeting the necessities,
(Which we hope is real) for daily, the
old bird does it in style indicating
some business as well as glory. We
hope the returns will be commensurate
10 the work City Union.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-05
Mrs. Dr.. Walton's Periodical Tes.

Mother Walton has prescribed this valu-
able medicine for great many years in her
private practice. II has proved an unfailing
specific In the treatment Of the many dis
orders to which the female constitution is
subject. 10 is a sure cure for the monthly
troubles that so many women suffer. 5Oc.
Frazier Medicine Co. props, Cleveland, o.
Sold by Aldrich Il Brown. 1859
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-05

In the Current of june . (No. 25),
viii appear paper of national interest
entitled 1.-The Anti-Presidential Lin
CON-" in which the writer, an ex-
Journalist of repute, ably argues that
all existing biographies of Abraham
Lincoln do him injustice, in that he is
made TO appear rs great chiefly
through political accident rather than
inherently great, and, at last the pos
sessor of a just fame that he :. had for
q generation'been slowly, deliberately,
studiouslv, earnestly building
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-05

Hereafter. every SATURDAY EVEN.
a series OF SPECIAL SALES, and want the
people TO know that our store will be the
HEADQUARTERS in all kinds of DRY.
GOODS in this city. An those who car
not come during the day, come SATUR
DAY EVENING. II yon don't want /,
buy, look through our store, get our prices
aud let us get acquainted.
Robson BROTHERS.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-05
AN GRAFTON.

Among the many fine orations de-
iirered last Friday in This State and
published. we have noticed none, in
beautiful sentiment and soul stirring
patriotism, surprising that delivered
by Hon. Wm. Thompson at Bur-
ling anne, under the auspices of Z. p.
Sheldon Post No. So, G. A. II. Mr..
Thompson will be heard from out in
Kansas.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-05
$500 Reward.

A reward of five hundred dollars will be
paid by the trustees Of the NJ. +. Church.
Of Wichita, Kansas, for the arrest aud con.
viction OF the person, or persons, who set
fire to and burned the Methodist Church
OF Wichita. on the morning of May Sd, 1884
BY order of board of trustees.
w. b. SMITH, President.
X. T. MURDOCH, Secretary.
WICHITA, Nav 9Th, 1884. itf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-05
If IT DON'T.

The Wichita EAGLE has just com
menced the publication of morning
daily. The first number came out on
Tuesday last. II contains the full as
sociated press dispatches, is well filed
with healthy looking advertising, and
is as handsome as handsome can be.
Wichita ought TO be able TO support a
90 ID daily, and IL ii don't stand by
the EAGLE il will deserve TO lose IFS
Press.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-05

When the Bennett-Mackey cable is
laid there will be nine cables connect
ing the United States with Europe.
If The proprietors of the new cable
are true TO their word, submarine
messages viii be very much reduced
in price. Competition is needed. and
the company putting rates down TO
six or seven cents word. would get
all the business they want.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-05
Fer Sale.

| offer for sale my north half of sec
tion 1G, township %, west, 4 IL miles
north of Cheney. House and living
water; good for stock or grain. Buy
ers will do well TO examine this prop
erty. For prices and terms enquire of
w. ID. Smith or II. Imboden, Wichita.
Kansas.
9-3mos a. i. GRANGER.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-05
TOWNSHIP 90.

49, - acres - mi southwest, raw land $40
lS;--IG0 acres raw choice bottom, q miles
southwest. 500
i3l-ls's aeres, l0o acres well improved. good
buildings. 2,U1
~ isl acres 10 miles south, raw. 1850.
81 ls0 acres 20 miles southwest, % acres
unter plough, good land. .30e.
4s'- I'D acres. choice bottom, well improved.
900
4r--ss acres miles OF Clearwater .so
ilt--lG1 acres II; miles southwest good house
harn, crib, granary, sll hedged, 20 acres In
forest trees. fine place. $500.
B3--si1 acres II miles southwest, cheap. ]. IfD
5000 acres aad store 10 miles sw. 1900.
3-S- l6B acres, well improved house, orchard
hedged, pasture and hog lot, Is miles south
west. tgg1.
s''--leo acres, half improved, house. y miles
southwest. so.
S7-2tD acres n miles southwest near Clear-
water, miles good hedge, "A, miles boar,i
and wire, well improved. a ehoi place
i,ey1
s7i--iDB acres Ninnescsh bottom. house, cor
raj, b miles sw. 200.
So leo acres, loo acres in cultivation, grove
bottom land ,69o.
SE--i60 acres, co acres in cultivation, first
bottom, house 500.
Sis--l6a aeres. ~ acres in cultivation, bottom
40.
- 100 acres river bottsm. raw. mo
sa.-lt1 acres, good grazing and farm land.
l., I0J-
llS--ei0 acres ) houses, barns, Stables. etc =.
2O-acre grove. miles % station north and
soutn. a choice, highly improved farm.
sl Ip'..,, .,,.r.. s,..;..., -. -.
-. 49,, P,'nS .Is"N po.to"s All hr-t-
"gus1, o..na', eotrais, pastures.
a. ,eaa o",
~, "'o' i""' 'ies eas' "i pefDy
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At eveNrlDe.
ny EVA GALLON rAr,.o,,

Low burns the sun; soil evening zephyrs stir
The silent copse; while DER the yielding turf
fnil starred with yellow diadems, and bloom
Or myriad rose -tints, warm, sweet odors steal
wave Of peace, deep. ind-iinable,
O'erspresds the waiting earth; low, mystic
tones,
More psipable 10 soul than sense, steal through
The dreamy hush, when the iute's soft
strings
Nibrste 10 responsive touch, and waken
Tones thst linger round Its throbbing wires,
And speak TO Us when other ears list not.
. Death Lilies truest Friend-come hither
when
The sun thrills earth with Its sweet. parting
kiss;
And in the golden glow, touch lips, and brow,
And mould them into perfect grace; that when
Love comes with It's old. passionate cares,
IL may behold the wondrous hush Of peae-.
And learn its higher, nobler destiny.
And wake to sweeter bliss. Ger marble calm
Imprint the Souls great. glad surprise. that
Love-
May whisper softly: "'Tis not Death, but
Life,
And she hath learned ifs hleased mysferv -
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-06-05

The democratic organs seem TO at
tribute the late SPECTATORS panic in
New York to republican financial
management" There NAV be some
remote connection, but the majority
of observers trace il 10 human rascali-
" and greed.