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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01
kINoMAN KERNELS.
KrsoxAy, April q, 1885.

| @.@~S@-.~@t ~
To the Editor Of the Eagle.
There has been too general inquiries since
the food, and that d what has become o.
the EAGLE Of Friday and Saturday and the
correspondent here. l viii tell you all
shout it: Both have been found. The cor
respondent has BY day been hog hunting
and by night in bed while his clothes dried
ready for him for the next day. Should II
ever become necessary TO written the quick
sand holes in the bottom he has his notes
for Eve miles east of here, and knows just
where every mans hog is except his own.
and how many dead ones, and the names Of
few thieves who have not only stolen hogs
but lumber and furniture that was carried
down. nm going to say most Of them are
supposed but mis-nsmed honest farmers.
sheriff Baker has some of their names also.
The two days EAoLE's we're found by your
correspondent late this (Sunda.) evening in
the cAboose car ths: cxmo up last night
ahead of the passenger. They will be DIS
tribut.d in the morning. It seems too bad,
NJ there has been considerable complaint
about the non-arrivsl Of the EAGLE before
the 6ood; generally once and sometimes
twics week il will miss. All hops that it
will not occur again very soon.
The passenger train came in last night
and departed on time this morning for the
hrst time since last Thursday.
South Main street Is in . passable condi-
ton only for tho race bridge being gone,and
teams are forced to ford and when loaded
double up At thst point A new bridge will
be put in this week.
In the telegraph dispatch the amount Of
damages Was stated nearly double what was
written, although it will exceed $4,000. A
to the loss of life there is some doubt, yet
your correspondent believes one woman
was drowned from house going down
stream. He was looking at her in an open
window with powerful Geld glass, and saw
the house smash to pieces and she SO down
with it. Mrs. A. G. Bowen and lady friend
looked through the same glass and saw the
woman in the window and she could also be
seen with the naked eye, and they are ofthe
same opinion, but another strange part seems
to be there are no one missing. but that Is
easily accounted for as she might be strsn-
ger. Time may decide.
Judge Sluss had rather an interesting
week in court. He attended to whisky cases
in the daytime and granted divorces by
lamp light. The judge will bold court here
all OF this week.
Dr.. C. W. Myers has resigned as post
master to take effect a. soon a. his successor
is appointed. 1t 10 generally understo cd
that Ephren Waite will be the man, and that
he intends to move the Office around on av-
enue A, in the Stout building. The old
building that has 90 long occupied avenue
A on the west side of Main street has been
moved, and that part Of the stree. now looks
like new addition.
Tho day has been bright and clear and
many people from the surrounding country
have been in to view the ruins. In few
d.r. - a trs 20 vill he ian LEpr.
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CHENEY MAscNs.
CHrsEr, ks... April 2e

CHENEf, hee., April &c.
To the Editor Of the EAGLE
Monday afternoon at o'clock, April q
Special Deputy Grand Master VIM. Green
Of Kingman. assisted by VIM. Cowgirl, Gus
todisn, organized Morton lodge. Q. ID
F and, AN, delivering the dispensation Il
the following Ar. Offices: Nelson Rogers
wor hipful master; H. r. Lillybridge, senioI
warden; Chas. Hsrdenbeek, Junior wsriea
David NJ. Lazarus, treasurer; A. A. Dews,
secretary; V. B. Campbell, senior descoe'
II. F. Good, junior deacon; d. G. Dol
senior steward; J. w. johnson, junior ste~-
rri; Utrly, Tyl-r.
The l,d.e bids fair 10 become a brigb',
shining light in Masonry. Work IN the de-
grces VII Qe plentiful during the sprin.
The W. NJ, 5. and j. wardens ARE old and
we'll -xper encsd members IF the rnft.
Yours, ONE OF THE LODGE.
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SuppEN-sAD.

Mr.. Samuel Winch, VI this city, received
a telegram Saturday from Ashton, Kingman
county, announcing the death Of his mother
at her home the night before. The first train
carried him and Mr. Husey out to the house
Of mourning. The death was singular and
touching one. Mrs. Winch, who has been a
true Christian mother. had been in her usual
health, and on Friday in particular, bright
and happy. At nightfall, after kneeling ut
her bedside and offering up her evening de-
votion-, -he lay down. Spending time in
,.leasant conversation with her husband in n
Few moments he heard her gasp once or
twice. g..n,rking t. her, "are You ssle p
aud dreaming alr,ady," and reeciving no an
swer, he became alarmed and in moment
discovered that she had Ceased to breathe.
For hong tim. they worked with her, MT
,onvincr.d that she could be dead, but alas,
he soul of the gentle wifi. aud fond mother
had taken It's everlasting fight from the pure
breast t. which - many head IL loving
children had been pressed. Fmderikn
Winch, in the ifty-two years OF her life, had
raised eight children, all but one Of whom
hsve reached the estate Of manhood and We
manhood. and all Of whom she had gently
uurtured in that warm. unfsltering love
which onlya tender mother bears. Earth
holds no symbol of that changeless fame,
but the shadow of deaths chill wing fell
across her earthly path, her work was fin
ished and in that last prayer in the
quiet peace of an expiring zephyr her oure
spirit was released for its heavenly fight.
That her children loved, almost worshiped,
their now sainted mother We have evidence
sufficient. but there is left TO them only the
lender memory of life and face which
shall grow brighter and fresher until at the
end of long and weary years they mayhap
near again that voice which WAS the assur-
ance of their childhoods' innocent hours
calling TO them from an unseen world
welcome home.
sad death closed eyes, which Oft have told
Ad-ctiol pure as heart can hold.
Which still have smiled when death seemed
dresr.
And given dispair fresh heart OF cheer,
Tonight We i,Iiss each loving glance
Which hid d fla zee to mischaace.
Md. missing, still we doubly kcow
To thee sh all death new glories show,
And lows reveal -
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Do You Aant to Make Money?

Ii est in town lots al bctton
prices 10 the new oity Of Eng,e-
wood, Just started In section 80.
township SO, range Is weet,
Clark county, Kshsss. 1T WILL
GROWFASr. WHY? Because
it is handsomely located in one
of the richest regions in wonder
full Kansas, among ga Intelligent
and enterprising class of set
tiers. 1t is on the proposed OK
tension oftbe Ransas, Lawrence
g. Southern railroad. 1t will be
the county seat Of Clark county.
NO FANCY PRICES.
Ordinary business lots s 90 90
Corner business lots. 40 90
Ordinary residencelots. 10 90
Corner residence lots 30 90
i discount of 10 per cent. will
be allowed on cash purchases.
Time purchases-on third 10 ad-
vance. balance in g months and
one yssr, with interest. These
liberal terms will be continued
for few weeks.
BUY BEFORE THE AD-
VANCE IN PRICES. In 1878
Wichita business lots sold for
$500; now they sell for IS 900.
The history Of Topeka, Law
renee. Emporia. and other Kan
sag towns, is the same.
BUY AT ONCE Or YOU
WILL REGRET THE LOST OP.
PORTUNITY. FIRST CONE
FIRST SERVED. Every day
you hear come one regrettins
that he did not buy lots in such
and such towns, when they could
have been purchased at a frac
ton Of their present value. DE-
LAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
Address M. l.. Mum, P. NJ. En-
giewood. Kansas, or b. F. Friend
| McBee & Co., Wichita Kansas.
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ANTHONY ANTICS.
ANTHONY, April %.

ANTHONY, April %.
To the Editor OF the Eagle
This handsome and enterprsing little city
is at present one Of the most attractive
points in all of northern Kansas. Harper
county of which this place has been the
temporary seat for nearly FIVE years. is one
Of the very best in the state. both as to its
soil and abundance of good water which can
be obtained at a moderate depth in all parts
of the country. Anthony has had very
varied railroad experience, four years ago
the Santa Fe graded road from Yelling
ton to this point and laid it with iron almost
into town, when for reasons never made
public, one regretful Sunday morning the
Anthony folks awoke to see their dearest
hopes lin the railroad line) turned to blank
dspair The automatic Santa Fe had in al
most the twinkling of the stare taken up
every rail and tie and removed them to Well
ing.on. Since then the good people Of thi'
city have watched and waited until the OPP
portunity offered to pull the Sunaower down
this way, and now they have
road even better than the
Santa Fee could have given them
In honor of this event on the 18th or 18th
# Nav monster excursion from
It. Scott, Wichita and all the towns along
the road will roll into Anthony. Prominent
peakers. bands Of music and cannon will
I'D in the OBLIGATION. In addition to this
there is t. be big barbecue and a free din
ner for everybody.
For a town that has been without railroad
communication, Anthony Is ahead in tn
way OF handsome buildings Of any place WI
nave ever seen. Her two new hotels, tn,
Bennett and the Montezuma, are especial,
inc buildings, and would grace city Ut tel
unes the szs of slthony. The last named
Rouse has Just been completed, and will b.
.p..ned about the first OF May. 1t will &C
s,tn,nodate $50 gue-,., and has every po"s'
lie convenience ard improvement including
pneumatic bells m every room. The room
arc large. we'll lighted and well ventilated
the pr,pr,etors, Me>srs. Seven. and Hud
IN, are both agreeable and social gentle
nen, and will ain ~ make the house nrst
class in every respect. Al present the ~.
iett house is fuller than any tell has evrl
known 10 be before, with from eight TO tei
guests in some of the Rooms. A glance n
The register reveals the fact that Wichit
,lrummers have q liking for this place an
very often the arrival from the metropoiI
Of the valley, outnumber all the rest from
every part OF the world.
The Daily EAGLE is the paper here Il
preference to any other, and almost = hun
bred copies are taken every day. 1t Is con
sidered by far the best paper in the state
and one that is thoroughly alive to the in
terests of the great southwest. s. w.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01

Capt. Powell, who il of for the purcha-'
of the necessary rails for the extensions u
the North Main street and South Mail
street railways, is expected home soon, whri
active work will be commenced on thes'
valuable additions to the system. These ex
tensions, we believe, will add between tw,
and three miles to the present system, wher
Wichita will have more street railway thar
any town or city in Kansas. As for the ex
tensions on East Douglas avenue and t.
College Hill We have heard nothing for SOM
weeks. That enterprise no doubt depend
somewhat upon the result Of the meeting il
this city on May IL Of the N. E. conference
hoard Of locating commissioners.
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WICHITA BOOMS.

A very important jobbing interest will b'
located in Wichita at an early day, the mat
ter having been definitely settled. For som'
reason, We know not what, the matter is moi
TO be made public yet but We can cay thu
il is line unrepresented by any jobbins
house in the state and Wichita was choser
solely with reference to her location ant
railway facilities. In connection with tbs
business line of manufacture is alec neces
sary which will employ from fifty to six,,
men. Colorado, New Mexico and all thu
territory in Kansas south and west Of the
Kansas river lie to be supplied from th
point. Look out for the Daily EAGLE mex
uaok
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WICHITA BooMs.

The general committee appointed to look
after the state reformatory matter, reported
to a mixed committee of the board of trade
and city council last evening, that they had
fully carried out all instructions heretofore
given, and that the locating commission
had been duly notified Of the city's desire
for the location Of TINT state Institution.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01

Fairy-f,oted spring here with garland,
and with her tears April fr"1ns and smile
by sudden turns liz her waning day., hn
lovely May is bat day away with all her aor
ri tributes, scented gales and emerald gl"rl =
Yesterday had more clouds than sunliyt
and her dropping tears outnuinbrred tn'
THREADS of the green carpet npon which they
fell. but the ambient clouds will resolv.
themselves into imperium blue meath the
ardent gaze of the coming sun of blooming
MAY and then viii our world be all resonant
with the music of birds and animated with
the glory Of the seasons imperial green.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01
PREMIUM LIST

The Arkansas Valley Agricultural Societ
viii open October 9Th and close an the 9th
The annual premium lit will be put in TIA
hands Of the printer about the ilih If Ms,
All who wish to avail them-elvrs Of mn nd
vertisement or desire to offer special PREM
ium in the forthcoming premium list vii
pleas, hand copy to the undersigned. 81
or before the above date. The directors hav
decided l., not call on our merchants an
business men as heretofore. but reqne-
those who wish tn put in AN ''ai" or of'-r
special, 10 i..form the secretary as abov
stated. ID. A MITCHELL, Sec'y.
Wichita, Airil IS, IS.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01

Two hda, about ten ysars old. With dirty
faccs and abbreviated pants. sat at the sid.
Of the New York store yesterday, each will
an old tobacco-soaked pipe in his mouth
and just then nicely dressed stranger wal
passing, and one of the kids said: "Mr
have you q MATCH
Prof. Black will preach tonight at the
ChTis AN church. subject: "The Covene.;s.
The s mon will begin promptly at 1870, In
order that all may have ~ opportunity to
attend the lecture of Res cook at the ope-a
houss.
Blsckmore, the wounded colored barber
.till clings to life. Many man white as
well ss black has lived long time after BE-
ing shot in the neck, but not that kind Of =
shot
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01

GEO W. WALTER,
Treasurer of sedgwick County, Kansas.
Sworn to sad subscr, bed before me this 27th
day Of April. lss5.
e. A VAN Ngss.
tlerk Dist Court.
I. Murray Myers. County Auditor, here by
certify th,t have examined the books in the
office Of the County Treasurer, and find the
above statement OF Geo. W Walter to be true
aud correct in every detail.
MURRAY MYrRs,
Auditor Sedgwick county. Kansas.
April 9th, ls55.
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st. Louis Drain snd Produce.

N LOUIS 0foln ana KtouuCc-
ar. LorIs. April 70, ISIS.
Flour-IoaIsc higher.
wheat-Higher and active on war news
shorts covered freely and theie was brisk ont
.idr dc msnd; prices closed stn sc aboy yes
terdsy; y" :. red. cnsh 81 "sH May. 81 ,csl
ass closing At ontside; June. 81 excl or
closingat 81 v*; July, 81 o5s@l OK. CLOSING
st Slush.
Corn-FIigher and firm. but siow. closing a
iAGIAe a",ve yesterday; No. :. mixed, cash
io5.Gf1%; May, AK 146S, closing at outside
une, 46S AK. closing al Az; July. EA@
49,. closing 1T -sS.
Oats-IIigher but irregular; car. 20; May
s7saisk, closing at 80; June, J. a,ked' year
1e121x.
Kye-HIgher: s28G5
Ba Iey-No ma kot
Eggs-Easier; 81.
Provisions-Dull and weak
Pork-Sl: On
I.srd-SZ.
EVENING BoAsr.
Wheat and corn easier and siow but Dot quo
tably lower
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01

One OF the directors ofthe Wichita acade
my, which organization lately purchased
the Judge Sluss property for site, inform
ed u representative Of the EAGLE last even
ing that the sticking point had been sue
cessfully overcome and that a fine institu
ton of learning, located in the heart of th,
city, was an assured foot,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01
Kansas City i've Stock.

KANN -. April . l"6.I
CattIe-Rscsipts. 2 sss: the market strong
ns.iyr ste, re- averaging IlsS to les pounds. 81 d
al 3 /; butchers. averaging 70 to ii's pounds
81 ssat4 81; feeders. 81 sSep4 IS; cows, Is ts9
%.
Hogs- Receipts s.Ss6: market We K: io6l5s
lower. "a ge, - 91at 90; buls, StUs4t -
sheep-Rereipts. 2.AI; the market stead,
arm aud urchs ged
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Notice. to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given TO all pers rs having
claims sg,inst II. j. Harding sni Frsak ti-h-
e. lately doing busiBsss in the city OF ichifa
>sdgwick county, kansss, under the i!rln nams
# Hsriing 4 ftshe-. to present. for sdjus meni
sud allowance all cisims against the e-tsie
the said RsrGi!ng & Fisher to I /. Huni,ie
assignee OF said Harding & Fisher, at he Office
pf the clerk Of the distrrc, CUrrt Of ~edEwtc.
county, Ssnsas in the city OF wichita, ,edz-
s.ck county, KInSss, on Monnay, she Ism ~
Il June, 4. u. 1875, where the undersigned.
T. ] iIumhls. assignee of the estate OF said
Harding 4 Fisher. win proceed nrsl.ciy 20 All
| lIs. aud siiVw d. rnAnis sgsiurt the estate OF
| the sssignors. Harding & Fisher, commencing
at the hour Of O'Clock A. u. OF sait day. aud
continue 70 y clock Of said day, and be-
| ia cen the sa7Sr hours tho two days PILLOW IDS
| .sid Mondsy the 18Th day Of juno. \ u. iSsS
And all creditors vii! further take notice,
| thst II they 10 not attend and present tneil
claims scainst the said estate OF the said fard
,ng & Fisher. st the time and place ST .Fesaid
for allowance. they VIII be preclu'led frofn fn,
benefit of said estate
! t7-3m T. w MILF,
/ Assignee OF tina cstaso o! Harding Il Usher.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01

d.. Krchn, of Topeka, viii address th'
people Of Wichita and Srdgwiek county. on
the subject Of prohibition. Thursday. Ms,
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Noti0a.

Notice 10 hereby given that petition will be
preseni ed 10 the Board Of County Conmissio.,-
ers OF Sedgwick County kAnsas a. their fsgu-
July. iss5 a-k4Bg for the vacation OF the whole
of Bear avenue . d ~ fee: % o. the eAst sds Of
nHiiroad ave.. xiso. Eagle street, nom Need ave
OF Joa es' addition to Wichiss, NV On Ale Ia
the os.sce OF Rexister Of Dseds of oedgWteh
county, Ksasas. J. c JOSB5. and Oshsfe.
Wfchits. April IitA, issd w<-tss
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01

The green grocers of Wichita have upon
his market ripe Tomatoes from southern
California, rsd=hes, osions. lettuce and green
p-as from Texas. Besides pieplant and ~.
paragus in great abundance from severn
plac-s. Our local gsrdners have their vegr'
tables und,.r way and soon We shall be chip,
ping them north to the cherries regions o.
Nebraska and Dxkota.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01

For SALE.-A chance for good BUSH
ness. The best machinery for making pick
ct and wire fence at reduced cost. Inquire
IN Mrs Klentz' millinery store. witt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01
Chicago Dram and Produce.
CHICAGO. April -, Is
VA gva;n m ayt eta hsra TO-DAY

Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. April y. ISIS.
Cattie-R~ceip.s. 5,crn; shipments. 400
ma, ket active and higher shipping g1adrs
81 6s1s6,; butchers stockers and frederr
8. SOL ~; T-AR, @, GERS, 81 Vt15 IS.
H0gs-Rrceipts, n. 900; shipments. 7.on
market weaker; rou,h and mixed, 81 J.
a. Is; parking and shipping, - 5o,e4 t5
light. 81 Sds4 so; skips. - 5 q. 20.
sheep-Receipts, ZOO; shipments, con
market frmer: shorn sheep, 81 to94 Is; woolet
~ OCT IS, Texans, o. 6S6S3 rs
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Probably but small per cent. of Wiehi

Probably but small per cent. of Wiehi-
ta's present population are aware that hole
was put down near the city to the depth oil
eleven hundred feet. at one time. Yet such
is the fact, and Q record OF the formations
encountered BY the drill is yet in existence
It was an attempt to find coal. At the depth
Of three or four hundred feet slate bed was
struck, which was so saturated with Senecs
oil as to burn readily. A hundred or Sc
feet below salt water was struck. Still
lower down the strongest and purest kind o.
brine was reached, which rose one hundred
and fifty feet. Gypsum, or plaster OF Par'i
beds of fifty to hundred feet each in thick
ness were passed through. In fact, undel
the country lying east of the Chisholm, sn'
for twenty miles beyond, there is little els
but vast beds ofgypsum. Some time in tn
future, no doubt both the salt water AM
gypsum will be largely utilized.
Cabbage, tomato and swest potato plant
prevail pretty pnAsaily around town jua
now.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01
Notice.

No;ice Ia hereby given that petition will b
presented 10 the honorable board Of county
commissioners OF Se1zwick county. Kansas, ol
The frat day Of JDne, 49, asking for division
of Cnion township on y line commencing NJ III,
-ouIhwe-t corner Of section d, township 70
rage west, and thence north on said line Il
the Arkansas river.
JAMES +. BARNETT,
ut--zn1 snd Others
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01

Mr. Bergman, Of Cheney, was in the city
yesterday, and, being a reader Of the DAILY
EAGLE, called up TO get acquainted.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01

-. Louis Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS. April %. lss5.
Gait 'a-kecsipts. 100; shipments, 30
mark irmer and active: expo Is. S. GOES 20
iair 60 d sh'pping steers OF Lex
to ,4,n pounds. 81 T5as ia: good butcher steer'
~ 5l6s. IS: cows aud heit.rs sSoadt ~; stock
.rs and feeders. IS So,as - corn-fsd Texans
81 N'er4 -.
Hogs-Receipts I.o.c shipments, c1nH
market active: yorkers. 45es& %; packers
- o at 10. butcners. - 5oe.t 20
Sheer Receipts. ltoo; shipments. ., leo
steady: z oil drmand for theared sheep At 81 :
al .: unshoru slow st - 2sat So.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01

The Democratic central committee did 5
very commendable &C. yesterday. The,
had surplus Of $50 campaign fund on
hand, and Chairman Derby sent it to tn
widow of the late engineer, Mcdaniel,
drowned in the Ninnescah.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01

ID. Kenworthy travelling auditor OF
the Santa Fe and Wichita and Western sys
tens and J. ID. MeMurray travelling auditor
Of the Frisco were in the city yesterday look
ing over the accounts Of their respective
roads which they found AL o. X.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01
Stolen.

Stolen,
from tho stable, 4! miles southeast Of Bur
ION, on February q, 1885, a light gray mare
years old. l5i hands high, weighs l.OOO
pound-, supposed to have been stolen by a
man answering the following description:
Light complexion, light hair and little
curley, wni.kers ono weeks growth, hazel
yes, about 81 feet high, dressed in brown
h-ckered clothes, black hat, no overcoat,
md. in all. rather common looking
mar.
He Was followed from the stable to Mt.
Hope, 81. Joe, Cheney, Kingman, southw-s'
Il Cleveland to Harper City and At,ica
thence to Arkansas City, where he crossed
the river south, and where no further posi-
tive trace could be found, but reports leat
10 believe that the mare was afterwards seer
IN Wichita. and then in Iuks. Pratt county
i reward Of $50 will be given for informa
ion leading to recovery of the mare.
q. b GOLDSMITH,
welt Burton, Kansas.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-05-01

A farmer in this county, not far from the
city, did some big planting one day last
week. With . Browns planter and one
team be planted III rows, each one-half .
mile long. assxing = little over twenty-four
acres, which. We take it, is not bad days
work for one team