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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01
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SOMEBODY MUST BE SORE.

az the kingmsn Courier has any de-
sire 10 stand fairly with this paper in
The future, II must confine itself 10
truth and ordinary fairness when set
ting forth what the EAGLE has or has
not done: and, in any event. when il
desires 10 criticise us its editor would
do well 10 draw his inspiration from
other sources than an opposition pa
per and his information from the
EAGLE itself rather than from some
personal enemy. The editor of the
EAGLE has not in twenty years bolted
nominated by the Republican party,
while at the same time he has never in
that time tried TO influence BY word
the action OF convention on local
candidates. So far as John Kelly is
concerned. who sought and encom.
passed his own nomination without a
word for or against him from the
EAGLE, his name was put up in the
first issue OF the EAGLE after his nom-
ination. AZ 10 the ticket in the Daily
il wac put up Immediately upon our
return from Topeka, and rot onl,
kelly's name but the name of every
other nominee appeared within twen-
ty-four hours after the adjournment
of the convention. While we thought
kinsman entitled Ia the seuatorship
and said so without hesitancy, and
while We didni care snap who King
man might choose SO he was a good
man, that fact had nothing TO do with
kellv's maine, inadvertently or other
wise. The EAGLE is seeking no excuse
for its course nor wants any. neither
can it be bulldozed.
Kelly made canvass for the nomi-
nation and received il. Aside from
that fact and the fact that he is known
to every voter in the county not only
personally, but his political record as
well, there is no opposition to him in
the Republican ranks and it don't
look like there would be, unless il
comes from Kingman county. If the
Courier is afraid of Kingman and
wants something TO quote, or an
editorial to brace up its own back. let
il saw so. and not indulge in the silly
clap-irap that has been twaddled all
over this county for heaven only
knows what purpose or who by.
If the EAGLE had thought il for the
best interests of the Republican party
to have bottled John Kelly il would
have done so openly and above board,
without regard to whether Kelly
could have retaliated or not.
John Kelly received the unanimous
OF the Republican conven-
ton, which fact promptly appeared in
the columns of the EAGLE, and his
name was put up with the balance of
the ticket, and there it will stay unless
Tor some proper reason it should be
laken down but whether kept up or
aiken down, the EAGLE has no favors
10 ask or apologies 10 make touching
fs poIifiral course
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

Lots IS 4. 40 81 e. 80 Il 70 10 IL 10 Is 40 "a -
Fourth av-nue--s1. Of lot % and lots - 50 81 s.
80 II is 10 81 "a. Fifth avenue--Lots 25 y 30
% "a % 81 70 ~ =! - Douglas svenue--Lot-
8 I u 10 n OF side IL 10 q q.
English's I'd Addition--Fifth avsnue--l Lots y
| IL, beginning at point la II ne. cor OF swh
OF sec sl-2.-1e thence 2ssi IT " ~ It ls u
! III n n laS n thence % 1t TO beginning. The
Wi Of the following description; Beginning NJ
q point ia II and 13l 5-l2 q W ofne cor OF sw
Of sec 2l--i-le "a n q n n 2st n " - n.
Engiisb's 81 Addition--Lawrence avenue
| Lot 81 Emporis avenuc--Iots loi 10, los los
/ Fourth avenue--Lot ~
J Engiish's It'll Addition--Block Lot ..
English's 9Th Addition--ropeka avenue--sts
| of Iot 5 and lots and o. Emporis avenue--Lets
2 : 10 12 IA Ii Is ~ - % &c Il 10 a q y.
Fourth ayenue--Lots B Z II - 10 II 10 q
g -
Lees Addition W alter street--f,ots % 100 l1s
lss Main street--Lot rs. Market street--Iot-
% loo log lot. Lawrence ayenue--Iots 81 ~
lol 1903 lo5 l0s I73 ~ 10 ISL
| Orme 4 Phillips Addition Topeka avenue
Lots - 81 ~. Eemporia auenue--Lot 20.
| Waterman's Addition--Wichita street.-the
ginning ut point 800 IT n OF sw cor Of large lot
| no 3. on Wichita street, in Waterman,s add to
| the city of wichita thence 20 n lis n 20 n
| W lis IT to beginning. Beginning AZ point so
| IT n of sw cor of large lot no on wichita ST In
wsterman's add to the city Of wichiia. thence
e IFS n n $50 IT W ll3 IT s 80 n to beginning.
| Commencing rs II n of sw cor OF large lot no !.
on wichiia street. in WATERWAYS add 70 the
city of Wichita. thence n 80 II 10 NV cor OF
Il
| thence = 3S3 n thence W ll3 n 20 beginning Lot
. q - q 65 The n - II Of the following de
| scription. Commencing IS IL OF Sc cor OF
/ large lot no 9, on WIchita street, In Water
| mans add TO the city Of wichita. thence n Is n
thence W liz n thence . Is II thence i42 n to
beginning. Waco street--CommenciDg ~ II "
| OF sw cor Of large lot no in WATERWAYS add
| to the city of Wichita thence n on " line Of
Waco street to the Sc cor of lot no IL, in Water
| mans I'd add to the city of wichits thence to
| Arkansas river, thence 5 following the mean
behring's Of said Arkansas river to point where
| the n line Of Douglas ave In Wiehita City eN-
| tended " would intersect said Arkansas river
| thence 10 beginning.
| wster.nan's Addition tn Waterman addition
Waco street--I1ot u is il 20 y Is % 70 &c.
| River strset--fots 10 - % 62 ~ 6i- sherman
| street.-I.ots ca Is
Shuman's Addition--Chicago avenne--Ict "a
/ Lakeside Addition--River street--IOtss 10 "a
as ~ . 3 10 n SQUARE OF W end Of reserve.
HYDE & Ferrilf's Market street.
Lots lSs IL. lsa lal 2ls I'D %. "a 226 22s -
| s.f2 gla 235. Lawrence avenue--I.0t- 2l1 2l9 al
ssS 22s 81 I'D Isl 2s, 81.
[ smiths Additon--wif OF the following de-
| scription Beginning st point llf II OF ne
cor and ~ 70 W Of same cor Of swl4 OF sec 2l-2s
Ie thence PSI fte - II ~ # W y # to begin
I ming.
| Abbott's Addition Moseley aveuue--IOt 1.
English's 5th Additi0n--Fourth auenue--Lot-
\ ~ : 10 I2 IA Is Is 20
/ l.. y. WOODCOCk
Treasurer of Sedgwick COUNTY
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

For six weeks the Democratic papers
of this county turned themselves loose
in abusing Blaine. We told some Of
the Democrats of Wichita to just hold
on until the Democratic party had
made its quadrennial blunder. Now
those same Democratic organs are
saying its great pity if the Republic
cans can't conduct campaign on the
merits OF their candidate instead
of upon the dement's of the Democrat
ic candidate. Why didn't they think
Of that when they were lying shout
the Mulligan letters, and hundred
other things. Its too late now for the
Democrats to complain of mud throw
ing. II was their own game began at
their own time and in their own way.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01
NEVER A GOOD REPUBLICAN ANYHOW
II am Internationally for third rarity.

II am Internationally for q third rarity"
These were the words of ex-Gov.
ST. Holm. We suppose be knew whar
he was writing when he pl ccd them
on record. but we are no, certain OF
it, by any means. The writer remem-
bers hearing the ex-governor say. only
two years ago, that he was "a Republi-
can, not the representative Of a fac
ton. and that. successful or unsHccess-
ful, he would vote tie Republican
ticket. We believed he real zed what
he was saving then, but present indi-
cations seem 10 say he did not
IL seems TO say that 81. John works
for whats in q thing. aud concluding
that he had sucked all the milk out of
the Republican cocoanut. is now wait
ing for another to ne placed before
him. Blu, this second cocoaaut is dry.
and will more than likely remain SO,
TO The bitter disappointment of all
men who are working for whats IN
il. "-Leavenworth Times.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

OF all the Republican papers in the
state, prohibition. anti-prohi5ition
re-submission and new constitution
but one refuses to put up the Republi-
can ticket. Between two and three
hundred are enthusiastic. George
Martin, OF the Junction City Union
10 be consistent, he says, refuses to
Mace the ticket at the head of his pa
ner. All. well we would have rejoiced
10 see the thing unanimous but haven't
mach faith that George viii see the
error of his ways. lie does not object
10 the men composing the ticket but
says il was the duty Of the convention
81 resolve ia favor Of re-submissiou.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

In his speech at the Democratic
national convention General Butler
said IF you do not say 10 the
working men OF New York, New
Jersey, New Hampshire, Connecticut
and Massachusetts, that you mean to
foster and cherish their interests
wherever You can, and say that with
no uncertain sound, God help you, for
1 can't The convention said moth
ing Of the kind 10 workingmen, and
the thinking class of laborers are
everywhere giving out no uncertain
sound of disapproyal. The leaders
of Democracy can not hide their nery-
business over the situation.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

The Beacon this week makes q
strong fight for Republican boilers,
ipoligizing for them at every turn.
and declaring that after all they were
the cream of the party. All right,
any dear captain, but don't you forget
that in every victory your party NAV
happen TO win, these same disinter-
ested patriots will claim everything.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01
Where did this party get its wealth,

Where did this party get its wealth,
Colonel ?-Beacon
By Joye, IL made il, old boy. You
can wager yonr Democratic cow
hides that the Republican party didn't
party or get il from the depleted
treasury left by old Jim Buchanan,
nor get from the sweat of the poor
black man. We simply, n n party,
levied u tax on foreign goods for reve-
nue., and for protection, and then
boarded up the money 10 pay LOYAL
soldiers with. The big balance on
hand is what the Democrats are now
Worrying about-they want il.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

The Buffalo Times says: The time
has gone by when the public should be
called upon TO pass Judgment upon Mr.
Cleyeland's fitness for election 10 the
presidency on the ground ofthe alleged
immoraliiies of his past life." But a
good many people who have not had
opportunity 90 pass Judgment upon
the alleged immoralities, men who
love purity in the home, are consider
ing the matter.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

Is il possible, Mr.. Postmaster, that
your salary is paid by the Republican
party.-Beacon.
Guess il is. Haven't heard of the
Democratic party paying anything or
wanting to pay anything, if we except
pensions to rebel soldiers.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

The Beacon calls The national Re.
publican platform false pretense
We wonder what lac considers the
Democratic platform 10 be--that hotch-
potch trimmings and straddles over
which even the Democrats are quar-
rolling
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

Three of the big counties-Sedg-
wick. Usage and Bourbon-have fire.
quently had candidates Cor Office, but
until this year got none. They are
happy now over their success.-Com-
modwealth.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

Some Democrat too full for sound
utterance said AT the Chicago conven-
ton that Blaine's nomination was an
insult TO American manhood. II was
called drunken speech. But who
Will deny that Grover Cleveland's
nomination is not an insul, 10 Ameri-
can womanhood.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

The editor of the EAGLE tells his
readers that the Prohibitants conceded
everything, and platform is not Pro-
hibition platform.-Beacon.
OF course we did. Why don't you
read il and see for yourself: il won't
bite Won.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

The Prohibitionists are ever de-
handing the Republican party to do
away with whisky. Why don't they
go 10 the Democratic party. where
the whisky is drank There would
be no trouble in enforcing the prchi-
bition law if you could persuade the
Democrats TO stop drinking
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01
Delinquent Tax List Of Sedgwiek
County, Kansas.
COUNTY TREAsURER,s OFFICE,

In compliance with section los, chapter "a.
Kansas session laws OF ISIS, public notice IL
hereby given that the taxes and charges for the
year lss3 against the following-ds scrfbed tracts
Of land and town lots, situated In the county
Of Sedgwick, state OF Kansas, are cue and re-
main unpaid, and that will, on Tuesday, the
I'd day of september, 1854, and the next succeet-
the city of Wichita, much Of each tract OF
land or town lot in the following list as may be
necessary tn meet the taxes and charges
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

The Eeavenworth Times remarks
that Marsh Murdoch is getting ready
for some more corn stories. Well, yes.
The campaign may get never so warm
we viii see to il that the crops of the
Arkansas valley do not go unheralded
Ga a starving world.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01
NOTICE.

The members Of the new central committee Of
the thirty-thiri senatorial district arr requested
to meet in the city of Wichita on August I'd,
1854, for the purpose OF pcrfecting an organizs-
lion, and transactipg such other business rs
rnay proparly come before the meeting
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

There will be a meeting of the Republi-
can county central committee of Sedgwick
county held in the court house IN the City
of Wichita. on Saturday. August 2. 1884, at
: o'clock p. M. for the purpose of consider
ing the time and place Of holding the coun-
" convention, and other important bust
ness. All members OF said committee are
expected to be present. and all friends are
invited. JNo. KELLY,
A. q. WRIGHT. Chairman.
Secretary
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

George William Curtis has come out
for Cleveland like little man.-Cour-
Ter Journal.
Yes, and 10 men who have not lost
their sense of honor the way he did il
makes him mighty little man..
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

There is general holt against
Cleveland among the workingmen Of
the New Jersey manufacturing towns.
An Independent paper published at
Trenton says. "the Democrats have
lost their grip on the state"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

Avenue B-Lots ~ ~ ~ n.
Avenue C-Lots - 50 IS 81 80 81.
Meridian ayenue-J.Ots - 81.
DERBY.
Georgia svenue-Lots 80 IS "a 20 81 81 liz lis
III llg.
Baltimore ayenue-Lots 10 IL "a Ii Il rs
HuGbauer's Reserve and Public Square and 50
81 80 81 50 81 is 80 - a los.
Buckner strset-Lots "a : 10 IL Ia III i 20
% - 26 q so SO "a - - 10 - ~ " ~ 70 ~ IS
60 s2 "a q; ~ 30 81 IS.
Water street-Lots Is - SO 81 81 81.
Market street-Lot ..
Main street-Lots - IL Is 81 NJ , 10 Q 10
II u Is feet side public square
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

The pension rolls a. Washington
show that Abraham Lincoln, Franklin
Pierce, General Grsnt, General w. T.
sherman and JEFF Davis received PEN
sions for services in the Mexican war.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

Beginning slt 9-l0 of and so n W of ne
cor of - q lie thence 5 1871 4-t0 II,
1876 It, n l3l i-lo #, l35 II, TO begin
ming all in. ........-...........a9 g lie
Lots . 10 % and %, Water ST. -
Lots | aud es me-. and swlt nei4
and ELS SEA ~ q ID
nwi4 .......... 81 q lie sci, nets 9. lv
Beginning at sw cor of lot on Douglas
ave in Waterman's add to the city OF
Wichita thence n 2s5 RI, thence 10
W line of Waco st thence N to the Sc
cor of lot No. IL on Waco st, In Water
mans add to Waterman's add thence
W to the Arkansas river; thence fol-
lowing the meanderings of said river
in Il southeasteriy direction to n point
on the N line OF Douglas ave /; themes
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

Bsrnum is again at the head of
things, and mules in Indiana may
consider themselves cornered. lie
will want more than "seven" this
time.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

From partisan standpoint the Col
onel is a good deal of hog. If the
Murdoch saints bad had control OF the
city, Wichita wonld have had 100000
people.-Beacon.
Won het
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

The Democracy has started in the
"tattoo" business. They are CRYING
enough" on the first round al Buff
soio
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

The orange crop of California is the
best ever raised in the stale.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

Maud :. recently trotted mile in
::ll 1-2. Jsy-E, c-See had better
wake up.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice il hereby given that final settle
ment having been made on the first Monday in
January ISIS in the probate court Of Sedgwiek
county. Kansas, of the estate of samuel NJ Har-
per, deceased, creditors and other parties inter
ested are notified that the undersigned will
make n final settlement of said estate on the
first Mondsy in October, 1sSi, at the sfice OF
said court In the city of Wichita, Kansas.
SARAH A. HARPER,
Ia AdrninistrxtrfN
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

The Courier-Jonrnal thinks Cleve-
land sud Hendricks will carry Ken
fnchN
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STATE TICKET.

for Chief Justice,
\. n. HORTON, of Atchison
For Associate Justice,
"A JOHN ToS, Of ottawa
For Governor,
JOHN A. MARTIN. oil Atchison.
For Lieutenlnt -Governor.
\. p. RIDDLE. of Crawford
For Secretary OF State.
4. u. ALLEN, OF sedgsick
For Auditor.
r.. y. MoCABE, Of srahs,n.
For Treasurer,
s. r. HOWE, of Marion.
For Attorney General.
3. b. BRADFORD, of Usage.
for Superintendent Public Instruction.
J. N. I.AwHEAD. If Bourbon
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01
MULvANE.
af= % N II


Seneca street-I.ots 81 "a s. 10 GO ~ 6j IS 70
~ "a - * - 81 81 s5 - 10 90 ~ 66 81 100 10,
lOt lee los li0 liz ia 1l6 lis 10 l22 lst l26 ls
100 lss l34 lbs i5s l40 l4s Ia lt6 las
Walnut street-Lots IL IA Is Is - 20 ~ SO "A
IS 81 81 So 80 60 81 81 10 81 Is "a; 81 Is 81 10 II
II IS u IS 70 II ~ 20 80 81 50 - - - ~ ~ ~
80 80 ~ ~ 80 "a IS NJ 81 ~ ~ 100 l0l l0s In,
l0t los los lO1 los 100 ITO Ill liz lis ia lis lls
II. lis 1l9 leo l2l l2s rs III 12 l3 1T l2s l29
100 l3l lys IL; 1884 us 1875 Il. us lS 10 lti liz
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEES MEET
ING.

for State senator, 3srd District,
John KELLY. Of Sedgwick.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01
THE
HOUSEHOLD
Sewing Machine

Is the very bes; Sewing Machine that
ever was built. and viii prove its
Superior Qualities to any one who will
be convinced by the truth and actual
merit
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01
liz It TO beginning
MARSHALL

Block b, except rs n and W BY 20 II n
and 8. LIS # by 80 IL OF block b.
Block C-Lots 5 4 & IL. IS II On Main st by
100 It ON River ST.
Wsmmerski's Additiou-Block Lots 1 2 2
$3.50 10. Block Lots Is ID II Il 10 20 q -
g ~ p %. Block 3-Lots . ) 4567s TO-
Block 4-Lots rs i5s-7 50 10.
Cooks Additlon-Biock Diets s :
: q u
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01
EAST WICHITA.

Mead avenue--n IL feet OF lot y, lot %.
Mosley avenue-L.ots.
Back Mosley avenue fronting east-sit lot IL
Douglas avenue--Lots ~ and 81.
Hilton's Addition-Texas avenue-iots 10 81
80 IS 81 It ON $ side -. Walnut street IS II
wide-Lots 81 50 I0i y n on side Of los. To-
peka avenue-Lots ii ~ - ~ % ii - 81 51
50 81 G3 65 81 s. CO. Emporia avepue-Lots ld
81 So Al 50 Is 81 80 81 50 81 81 Is 81. Fourth
avenue-Lots . 2J q 81 ~ 2s. Fifth avenue
Lots ~ "a - -.
Hilton's I'd Addition Dover street--Lot 3
Cannon strset--Lots and 4. st. Johns street
LOT 10.
Greinenstein's LIST Addition--wa alter street,
Lots 40 ~ ~ "a 50 So. Main street Lots 80 60
II ~ rs rs IS 90 ~ 65 6. Market street--j.ots
Ia 10 Is % - "a D. - 90 81 "a % y 81 ~ Is -
Lawrence avenue--Lots 4 "A Is.
Greifenstein's id Addition--Waler street,
Lots 81 81 100 iO2 Main street--Lots ~ 81 lilo
lie ia ll6 lis. Market street--Lots ~ Ill ll3
lis III l19.
Greinenstein's eth Addition Water street.
Lott.
Greinensteih's sth Addition Water street,
az Of lot a and lots 50 81 81 70 ~ 90 % % nj
OF 80
Grsinenstein sih Addition--water street,
Lots 50 IS 81.
EngIish's Let Adaition--Lswrsnce avenues
Lots . 3. Topeka avenue--Iots q 81 80 II 70
75 80 ~ 90 So "a O. 20 ~. Emporis avenue
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01
A. J. ARNOLD.

Three Doors North of Iyoodmaa's Beak.
Wichita. Kansas.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01
IVY
MRs, L. A. CARRIER.

have sewed in families where have use.l
the following machines, viz: Wheeler & VIII
son. Howe, Victor, Davis. New Home, st
Johns, Wheeler wilson new No. 5, Wilson
Weed, White, Domestic and RsmmIsgtOu and
have worn out two singers OF my own Have
been using Household" since last February
have sewesi from mems heavy wear 70 thinest
lawn and have never changed either needle or
tension. eoneider il the best and most speedg OF
all the above mentioned machines. The same
needle that was in the machine when I pnr-
chased Ii Is still there, anil As good a. ever
Mrs JULIA H. RICHARDS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

cor Of nv y Of sec 6-28-2w.
WICHITA.
Waco street-Lots - rs ~.
Wichita street-Lots 5 q ~ 81
Wafer street-Lots Is 70 IS l3 49, l:1 Isl l26
rs 40 III ia lGJ.
Church street-Iots - l2s 10 ~ - I'd iSi.
Main street--Lots 81 LIS l3l Ia, l30 unsii i,ed
=, OF i2i I6si f.s ls1 ls2 Isl,
Court street-Lots a 81 10 III "a IL 10 ~
Market street-lots II 10 81 ~ a5 lg, Loo Isl
Isl ls9-l9l l6s 20 "a 81.
Chisholm street-Lots ~ ~ u 81 l0i
Texas Avenue--L0ts 100 -. 100.
Mead's Addition-LawrenceA venue-Lots ~
D 30 20 J2 liz ia liz lis i20. Topeka avenue
Lots 81 So. Emporis svenue-I0ts II q - p
Is slf - M. 81 Fourth svenue-I0ts 3 II Is
80 p -. fifsh avenue-Lots ~ "a IS 81 40 ~ 50
81 "a - Is 60 ~ "a IS ~ ~. Central avenue-
i hois ~. Dougi.s ssshusEL.s : less ~
lot Fifth avenue, Mead's add TO city Of wich-
iis, thence W 81 n to beginning, thence n 1864
n. thence " . It l3sssft 3 II to beginning.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-01

Residence and shop. Main 81. bet lst and al
l am using Household Machine and am much
pleased with IL, and believe that the represen-
tatsons made concerning its superior qualities
are based upon the real merit Of the machine
and truthful. MKs MARTIN HELLER
The Household is the best machine have ever
used am well acquainted with the Singer and
Wilson machines, and the Household IL FAR
superior 70 either for any kind of work.
MRs John BERRY
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" u n n ftItIflf HDN-
Dre>snaker. Res. south Main

DERBY, kASs July Is. lssf
can recommend the Household Machine To
any one wanting a good machine e isthe best
ever used. and gives me the least trouble
MIS-. SADIE CARPENTER
am dressmaker and have from four 10 six
girls helping me. have Davis ard DOmes-
tic machine, and supposed they were the best
for my business. have used Household
for two months and find that it does my WORK
better aud with less bother than either of the
others All of my girls prefer to sew on the
Household. because they can do the work IA -ter
and better aud easier than on the Others The
Household i the best Sewing Machine ever
used for all kinds of sewing.
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ALTON TOWNSHIP

Commencing 80 rods and ii rods of
sw cor of the NV = of sec 5-21-le thence
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y. W. CURRsN
III. NICKEL,

JOuTnef ma1 IhIIOTs.
like the Household the best of any sewing
Machine | ever used. IL is very easy To operate
and never gives any trouble. used one
two years IN Pennsy lvanis before coming To-
Kansas and womb have no other
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Will say for the :" Household. - I've used IL
for eight months psst and ind il TO be In every
tcoy the most perfect machine I've ever used
Have used number Of machines, but the
Household has given ms less f0bfe in sewing
Sgiss, LGicss, etc, than any other. snd con-
slider is tension perfect. Can eheerfuliy, recon
mend j. to any lady.