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Wichita eagle., 1888-02-26

"ANTED-Lades and gentlemen TO take advan-
w tage Of the night school at the Southw ssteru
Business College. Students receive personal in
s,ructons their desks thus all embarrassment IS
avoided. Book keeping. penmanship and the Eng
lish branches Thoroughly taught. lift
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-26

L,oR sALE-old papers for sale at this ONO for &c
IT per hundred.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-26

NOR THADE-A fine quarter section OF land In
II southwest Minnesota, Lyon county, for wichita
lots also Wichita lots for good gentle driving horse
and buggy. Enquire at go Z. Douglas avenue. Of III
Miller. bR
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-26

I-oR EXCHAsGE-i1Dufo worth Of The b~s.
i paying stock !a stock Co. non sss~ss.bir -
tuds{fstness will have cAsb divide 1d ~ ttFae -
Ave months OF sIg1G O. Want IAnd " " n hita city
property basibSss property Ia other sD1d to~ a.
must u free from ercuusbrsJcs VIII "fchangs Ia
srpospts 70 suit For particulars cal % Writ 20
q " Allen Co. liz h. DooziAs avenue. Wlrh!tz.
kAa. anu
proved fsrTns IA Howard county, fovs sr1
god res sderre Ia " Dorado. EAa- Aacrsss 9 n.
snalIsr, Canadian. TsrAs. dfs-lG.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-26
FOR SALE

LNOR SALE-EGG>, EG6S- EGGSs, Pure bred
L White Leghorn eggs for sale. one dollar for sit
ting of l. eggs now ana through the season. Eddy
G. McMohan. 10, y. Hydraulic s. 80
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-26

L,OR TRADE-si5.tH1 worth business lots, 500
i worth residence lots, ~ acres near the cry.
Want good farms this Co. large stock ranch Pre-
fer southeast. Lloyd Is. terrcil, room 4. Ecrrel
building. stf
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-26

WANTED-I have 1000 cottonwood trees from !
w to inches in diameter. all selected with
special care which will plant at special prices for
parties desiring them on North Topeka, Market, En-
poria. Lawrence or Main streets. Have large ey-
perience in setting trees and can guarantee salts
factory work and stock. W. T. Longacre, Eth
street Ferrells 4th addition. Leave orders with L.
H. Kenagy, l26 North Main street. SIC.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-26

'Htf''F
i acres In cultivation four mile. from good town
house barn. orchard and never failinE water. ny
equity ia ihGd j. SEQ wish 20 trade Tor Wichlis
residence property, will assume email iocumbsT-
anc~ Address for one week, with Description Il
property. 81. J. stewart. Occidental hotel. ds2-s'
TOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vacant property on
i North Lawrence. near Tsnth e. g. on Hillside
and Highland avenues. lins HievstiOnE on hoT~-
tons. all clear. Want productive inside gropsftT
IN wichita. or good mortgage paper, Might take
No, property ia hansas city. Chicago or othrr
good eastern city. H. II. Roys. ~ EAss DoUsa> ave.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-26

"ANTED-To buy chest OF good tools; stair
w builders cabinet makers preferred. Must
be cheap for cash Address W. S. c., Eagle Office,
stating where1 can them. dS5-6t
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-26

WTANTED-An Office boy not under IL years OF
w age. Must be quick and accurate at figures
and good penman. Address No. ~. Eagle office.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-26

"ANTED-Agents ladies or gentlemenl 10 handle
w EUREKA. the best selling article on the mar
ket. Ii sells at sight with handsome profit. Sam
piles sent free. Enclose 10 for postage. Eureka
Manufacturing Co, Wichita, Kan, 5l2 Z. Douglas
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-26
FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT-A front room. well furnished aud
i with bath room. near Doug las ave. TO gentleman
and wife. Reference required. Address b, Eagle
ONCE. S.bt
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-26

I>OR SALE-Second hand goods bought and .oIt
II at SIS East Douglas avenue, also money To loan
furniture. $50
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-26

L>OR SALE-A great sacrifice The very aeSr-
IT able property on n-c.ccr.isth and Lawrence inpx
t2 H. must be sold regardless OF cost. Call al 81 V
Main. ROOM - %
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-26

"ANTED-A good girl to do general homework.
W None but good cook need apply. II. c. Suss,
9S5 y. Topeka Ave, dSJ-et
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-26

"ANTED-Position by thorough bookkeeper
w or will accept a clerkship. Can give tn. best
of references, Address j. 342 New York av. 81 u
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-26

LNOR RENT Nicely furnished front rooms near to
L business and best locality one room suitable
for two persons and for single gent Terms
very reasonable. With or without board. Inquire
a. 80 n. Emporia ave. 500
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-26
WANTED.

I>OR SALE-6<5 acres in one section all we'll i'm
Il proved IN Sedgwick county. Price 30 per acre
or will trade for Wichita inside real estate: have
also some rare bargains in all parts of the city
many where can guarantee 10 per cent in ninety
days. D. W. McCana, ia n Main St, room =
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-26

LNOR SAIE-A good house with seven rooms. good
L cellar and stable 10, LOO II, yard fun of nice
shade trees enclosed with picket fence right
down 10 bed rock prices Address y. No. Luz. cor.
Lawrence and oasy. d'6-lS:
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-26
FOR TRADE.

EOR TRhDE.-An ~ OF good land in Butler Co..
II near ri Dorado for vacant bots tn WtUh4tt.
VIII assume a small inCumbrance. Geo. Gay. 10 y.
Main street. Room z sta
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-26
A. MTNNICK. M. D

Calls attended promptly day night: office "a
Douglas ave.. telephone residence 3, Office 34O. Wich
tia, Kansas. lu9-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-26

homeopathic. ONCE 80 North Main street. Resi-
dence 10l1 North Fourth street, near Union depot.
Wichita, Kansas. ONCE telephone No. 30 Resi-
dence telephone No. al
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Our NaIghhOrS.

At about one o'clock Wednesday morn
Ing the barn belongir & to George G. Tay.
Tor three miles south. east Of Pontiac was
burned to the ground including Its contents
The loss is In the neighborhood of $1,000,
fully covered with insurance The fire is
supposed to have been incendiary.
Some men will not profit by experience
Last fall John Rose, of Somonauk, attempt.
ed 10 cross the railroad track ahead of al
approaching train, and In consequence was
badly injured while daug liter was killed
Last week he tried the same thing on the
same crossing and barely escaped another
serious accident
In an old hovel at Rockford, lives Eben
ezer PEBBLE, eighty four years of age, wht
claims 70 have preached at Paw Paw
Aurora, Elgn, Joliet aud elsewhere In this
vicinity some forty years ago. He Is cred.
tied with having been the first adventist
preacher In the State. He now ekes out q
miserable existence by rag picking and
occasional charitable donations,
Rain In Central Illinois has damaged the
oat crop so that II will scarcely pay for cut
ting. In Douglass county 10000 acres OF
corn are submerged.
While boring recently for well In Man
teuo, Kankakee county, AT the depth of 23S
feet continuous flow of gas was struck
The gas comes from "A six inch hole, burns
freely and rises to the height of seventy
feet, making noise resem bling the rumb
ling of train OF cars.
The supervisors of Livingston Co. unite
in the opinion that the crops of the county
this year will be an average at least, even
though the oats are In bad shape for har,
vesting Corn, as rule, looks good Oc-
casionally there is field, or a portion of
one, drowned out, but In the main the corn
crop gives promise of being good. Pastures
never were better, and there will be much
larger hay crop than there was last year.
Col. N. G. Kenyon, formerly postmaster
of Chatsworth, was killed at Geuds Springs
Kansas, on the 4th of July. Col. Kenyon
was mayor Of the village, and In attempt
Ing 10 arrest three negroes for selling liquor
one of them shot him dead.
The two grown daughters of Jacob Nye,
well.to-do farmer, living eight miles
south of Princeton, were adjudged insane
this week and will be sent 10 Jacksonville
for treatment The father and mother and
another daughter are also insane. The
family of five were all stricken with this
strange malsdy ON the same day, and ply
sicians are unable 10 account for the cause,
as all were as well as usual few days ago
and there has been no unusual excitement
In the neighborhood. They spend their
time singing and praying and seem to fear
being poisoned.
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DUNCAN, o'CoNOR & GILBERT,


STATE OF ILLINOIS. La SALE CouNTY-ss
- In the circuit court, To October Term, A. u: 1883.
Patrick A. ODonneli u.s. Winefred J. Byrne. William
Francis Byrne Michael Byrae. The La sale Priests OF
the Congregation Of the Mission OF La sale, The I'm
known Heirs of Francis HARRISON deceased, and The
Unknown Heirs of Mary Ann Harrison deceased.-IR
Chdnce1Y
Affidavit of 2on-residence of The Unknown Heirs OF
Francis Harrison, deceased. and The Unknown Heirs
OF Msru Auu Harrison deceased. impieaded with the
above defendants having been Med in the clerks office
OF the Circuit Court of said county, notice Is therefore
hereby gwen to the said nonresident defendants that
the complainant ed his bin of complaint in said court,
the chancery side thereof on the Goth day of July,
1888. and that thereupon summons Issued out of sad
court, wherein said suit Is now pending. returnabe on
the second Monday in tie month of October, A. d.
1883. as is BY law required.
Now. unless you, the said nonresident defendants
above named, Shall personally be and appear before
said Circuit Court on the first day of the next term
thereof TO be holden at ottawa. I'm and for the said
county the second Monday in October 1885, and
plead, answer demur TO the said compartments bill
of Ompaint the and matters and things therein
charged and stated will be taken confessed and u
decree entered against you according to the prayer of
said bill WILLIAM W. TAYLOR, Clerk
Ottawa. Illinois. July 10Th 1883.
DUNCAN, O'CoSoR GILBERT, Complts Solrs wv
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Making hay Is the order of the day
b. BergersOn Is building a large barn.
NJ Devine has invested In new steeI
Mccormick binder Do you think you
will get all of the oats, Mike?
Frank Coughlin says he will hustle oats
with his new threshing machine this sea
son. That Is right, Frank; hurry the
boys up.
N. O'Loughlin is building new cattle
shed.
Crops look fine, excep, oats, which are ir
bad condition
John Merriman is good hand at trim
ming hedge fences
Miss Coughlin closed her school In Dist
No 5 with a very pleasant picnic at kuhns
grove on last Thursday afternoon, July ~
The programme was good and we'll carried
ont. After the exercises the pupils sur
prised their teacher by presenting her with
a handsome plush album, Supper was
served at ) o'clock on the grounds, which
with other refreshments made every one
merry. Every one had good time, and
expressed a desire 10 have an opportunity
to have another picnic In the future.
The dance at Geo Nagles on July II h
was grand success When will you give
US another dance, GeorgeY
Will Kuhn and family were visiting In
Grand RAPIDS Sunday.
We hear that Ella Welsh Is going 10
teach the fall term In Dist No z; also that
Maggie Coughlin will teach in Dist. Nos
LITE DETECTIVE.
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Probate Court.

Orders For Saie-Real estate, in the guar
dianship of Anne Carroll ct A. David
Lachman, Anna and Bertha Hebel, and
Harry $ Whittlesey.
Peutons-To sell real estate, in conservs,
iorship of Harry A Carlton, estates Of John
b Hoffman, Patrick Daily, Chas A Ansler,
Joshua Hubbard and Daniel + Schneider.
Finai Senlements--ln estates of John Mar
tin, Joseph Bane, Noah Fowler, James W
Hyde Isaac Gage and Thos Collins.
Adustments-ln estates Of Arthur B Low
man, Gerhard Roetzel, Margaretha Vondran.
Archibald Morrison, Edward b O'Donnell,
Rossnns Cullen. Eli Robinson, Samuel 7
Stilson, Sarah Meyer Thomas Schwiertz,
Patrick O'Rouke, John Mcguire, James
Murphy and Robt Hunter.
Miscellaneous - Letters Of guardianship
were issued TO Able 5 Ames as guardian Of
Martha NJ Ames.
william Callaghan was appointed conser
vator over the estate Of Patrick W Page, a
well to do citizen Of La Sale, who has been
been adjudged insane in the County Court,
filing bond of $4,000.
Henry Farmer, the old and wealthy farmer
living north Of Utica, who attempted suicide
some time ago, was declared to be distract
ed person on Monday. His son, John
Farmer, was appointed conservstOr Of his
estate.
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Rye AMI wheat cutting Is over with
Hay making Is lively. Oats will be ripe
in ten days
Fred Woodward started up his threshel
on Tuesday AT Crafts His help this yeal
are Mclaughlin and Fogel.
There are "a variety of harvesters In the
field this season. Silss Cartright has new
Esterly, Samuel Patterson Wood, James
Lock Deering, G.. w. Alberts and VIM
Myers run the Minneapolis, j. W. Fetzel
the Osborne, Jno Lock the Mccormick
and A Elliott the Champion. Elmer Elliot,
bought l., Cartright's old one and is doing
good work with IT, Which Is the best?
Z. w Hoffman purchased a new Buck
eye hay rake last week.
Galloway has had some lively Saturday
night daLces lately.
Ben Shafer called on C. l.. Hoffman or
Sunday.
5. G. Guenther is home for the summer
Byron SkidmOre, of Morris, and Robert
Munsel, of Chicago, are spending theiI
vacation at Galloway.
Mrs. o. V. Woodward, of Streator, visit
ed friends iaxhis vicinity last week
Elmir Hahbson and wife passed through
Galloway on Sunday.
Mrs. +. PITT Is WASTING f. Argelrs.
Quite an attendance at Sunday school.
The young folks In This neighborhood
are all having the whooping cough,
A great deal of credit is due the parties
who fixed the road from McLaughlin's
north through the timber. Y,
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COUNTY NEWS .
RansOin.
r. s. Smalley Is on the sick list

r. S. Smalley Is on the sick list,
DR.. Harding, Of Blackstone, attended
sick call at Alex Mogels
John Dempsy, of Kinsman. had narrow
escape from death, having his head badly
cut ard three fingers jamed bya passen
ger train.
C. M. O'Neil h I'd his horse stolen from
a barn on the night of the 4 h. He ut.
rested two young men on suspicion OF
stealing the animal, but failed 10 prove
charges against them and had to pay $lC
costs.
Owing 70 the rain on the night Of July
Fourth, the fire works were exhibited on
Friday night, July 18th, The band boys
gave grand platform dance at the same
time Many from Seneca, klnsman AMI
Grand Rapids were In attendance and re-
port good time In general.
A foot race came of between George
Barber. of Kinsman, and A. Barker. OF
Seneca, for purse of $40, Barber winning
the race by one foot The Seneca duds
not being satisfied, several challenges
were given by the Kinsman lads, Seneca
boy would run In his own town but not
outside of that place. We were not quite
so much edited with the honorable coun-
Gil CaCkle as our brother perhaps, however
for reasons, We have not one word OF fault
% find Let them cackle and crow IL they
feel like II, we have fixed things all right
and all their cackling and Growing, sim.
pering and blowing will come TO naught.
But II is all In harmony with the boys, for
boys as well as men have their sphere OF
action well defined. Let them fill 1t. We
were much pleased with the tone of our
neighbor, Kinsman. We most heartily
endorse the tone and spirit 1t contained
But where the surprise comes In Is to flnd
the contract drawn and signed by our
worthy James Harvey, Of Seneca, and Dan
Kane, of Kinsman, for foot race between
Barber and Barker, TO come off at Seneca,
Friday, August 3, 1885, at the hour of 3
o'clock, p. m, for a purse of 500 to the
winner, each putting up $50 as forfeit
money Our townsman, j. w. Devine,
holds the casa until the race is decided.
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advanced salary. They who have had
years Of experience In the school room are
entitled TO fair compensation.
Our new minister az the NJ. Il. church
has gone d., we'll, you will notice
she Is fair TO look upon, and so considered
Rev. Christensen, for they have settled
the question for life, and will reside for
some time al this place.
Parties engaged In putting Down tile In
some parts Of this section have failed IN
make IL profitable this season, We are told,
owing 20 the wet weather and quick sand.
George BDrchsenius was In the city a
few days since, Chicago can't keep him
long Al time, however.
A gentleman from Wisconsin Is visiting
at w. G.. Rosenquist's,
We hear there will soon be new firm
started in this line of business here. Hope
IL may he true our burg Is In need OF more
competition Ia the dry goods line, Ha! ha!
Aud now comes the word that a hew
railroad Is 20 be put through this part OF
the country, as party of surveyors are
enroute from Chicano There Is report,
with good authority, that new Company
Is purchasing coal lands on both sides Of
the Illinois river. This line Is supposed to
be In the interest of the Milwaukee rail
road. We are hopeful that the above Is a
fact NEwsDEALER.
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Deer Park.

The oat crop seems 10 he total wreck
Corn is doing remarkably we'll with every
Indication of large turn out, This week
will probably finish having The crop IL
fair, and of a good quality.
Walter Mccullough recently purchased
Of Reed IL Co. a new steel frame Osborne
binder. Our farmers evidently know
where TO obtain the hest machinery. The
Osborn carries off the palm in this locality
Our worthy friend, T. r, Johns, Is en-
thusiastic for Cleveland. Uncle Timothy
Is one Of those stounch democrats who
upholds the honor Of the grand old party
Let the boys profit by his example.
Miss Glaze Aussum Is visiting the family
of Charles Eaton.
James Follett Esq is recovering from a
violent kich administered by horse.
Miss Lucy Hogaboom is spending few
weeks with StreatOr friends.
The Novelties are justly proud OF their
base ball club. But we understand that
Deer Park lays claim to some of the best
players, among whom may be mentioned
Messrs Baird, Frame and Gardner.
Miss Clara Ross has returned from Mer'
iden, and will spend the summer among
her old friends Clara's bright face Is
warmly welcomed by all the young weople.
There are rumors Of another wedding
soon to take place. BUCEPHALUs.
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A Chicagoan, named John Corners, men,
dered into jeremiah Canty's wet goods EN-
porium, in the classic district, facetiously
named Zulu, on Tuesday evening, and while
there was RECALLED with an interesting scutile
between two amateur athletes. 1t proved
much more interesting than he desired, how
ever for when he felt for his gold watch, it
and the major part Of the chain had departed,
leaving only the hook in his button hole, and
a fragment Of a link upon the floor. The
police were notified, but did not succeed in
locating the culprit.
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Many of our citizens deplore the removal
of DR.. o B Stanard II Sandwich. He has
purchased the practice of DIR. Smalley at
that place.
| understand that our base ball nine Is to
play another game with the Paw Paw nine
soon On our own grounds. Boys redeem
your regulations.
Fred Clark writes that he Is having 8
splendid time out west, and proposes Il
bring some mementOes Of his "Trip home
with him. He intends TO spend some time
In Arizona and Lower California.
Mr.. Davis family has not yet entirely
recovered from measels, but will be al
right soon.
Mr. Philip Otaus, OF New York, anC
Mrs. A. Fernberg, of Mendoza, were tn,
guests Of Mrs ID. Goldsmith last week.
Miss Flora jackson, of Chicago, who ha
been the guest of Miss Mabel Tillson, o
Meriden, has returned home.
When man poses as a reformer of soci
ETY., renovator of political parties, al
avenger of public wrong, and then stoop
80 low a. to brow beat boy into doing
dirty trick for him, he is just too much of
hypocrite for Earlville.
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The promise for fine meeting of the
Driving Park was never better than at the
present day. There will not be dearth
of flyers when the word is given. Starting
Judge Smith will let the fast ones go every
day, and his cry of Don't come ahead
Don't come ahead" will be like the sound
of sweet music in the ears of horsemen
For whenever he starts, races are always
fair and points carefully decided. He has
never failed to reprove recklessness and
put down dishonesty, and 1t will be safe to
say that favorites will not be pulled on the
Ottawa track,
Quite number of lovers of horseflesh
from this city attended the Mendoza races
this week. Among them were several
who were almost compelled to borrow
money to get home on.
The La sale races did not pan out as
we'll as their projectors had anticipated.
Indeed 1t is stated that the expenses were
5000 dollars above the receipts, which Is
not little rough on the La Sale sports.
But they are not easily discouraged, and
will, 1t is said, try 1t again next year.
MENDOZA RACES.
The 800 minutes class were the first
called on opening day, Tuesday. 1t was a
spirited race, one of the be of the meet
ing, six heats being required to decide it.
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RECORDKR's OFFICE.

Ninety eight instruments we're filed fol
record during the past week. OF these &C
were deeds and 20 mortgages.
The amount of deeds Of $1,000 or over
was 1923 900, and the amount Of mortgages
Of like amount was $1,000. Per cent OF
deeds .475, and Of mortgages 425.
Among the more important deeds filed are:
Ella Barlow to Morcln A Fairfield, lot in
blk 30, Streator, 81 800.
Deuce Stebbins to G W Rose, lot 20 in L
& W p add to Marselles, ST ,094.
J L Bunel to Fred Richards. $50 NEG
sec H. Eagle, So 1000.
WB Hummer to Thomas Cassidy, lot in
blk 63, La Sale, 81 800.
Edward Fay to W McMullen, Ell lot "a
Ottawa City, $1,000.
Sam } Hayes to Archibald Morrison, lots
|, 2, and 4, in blk 2, Porter's Add to Grand
Ridge, 81 800.
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DUNCAN. o'CoNoR q GILBERT,

GUARDIANS SALE.-STATE OF ILLINOIS, LA
" SALE CouNTY--ss. BY virtue of decretal order
OF the Probate Court of said county, entered at the
July term OF said court A. II. 1885, on the application OF
Benjamin Lachmann. Guardian OF David LachmsDn,
Robert Lachmann, Jennie Iachmann, Rosabel Lach'
mann, Grace Lsehmann and Harry Lachmann, minors,
20 sell the following described real estate, belonging TO
said minors situate In the county of La Sale and state
OF Illinois TO wit: Lots numbered thirteen (lS) and
fourteen Ut), In block numbered ninety -four (( said
real estate being subject TO the dover interest OF Ben
Jamn Lachmann father OF said minors; shall. on the
twenty second day of August A. n. 1883, at the hour
OF NJ, sell all the interest Of said minors In and to
the said real estate at the premises in la Sale. 9.
Terms Of sale follows: Cash.
BENJAMIN LACHNANN,
Guardian for David Iachmsnn, Robert Lachmann,
Jennie LachmaAn, Rosabel Lachmann. Grace
iuly2l+w Lachmann and Harry Lschmsnn.