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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

~ ~ 80 ~ ~
WANTED, employment by an expert &C
w cOuntant and experienced man of business;
young AMI married; would accept moderate
salary; no objection to country; references I'M
exceptonable. Address EXCELSIOR, Morning
News.
WANTED, place as nurse by middle-agged
w cOlored woman; can give best OF refer
ence. Address A. u, III Hall street.
WANTED, position as porter; have had ten
w years experience porter in railroad
Office can furnish reference. L. H., care this
office.
WANTED, situation as nurse or housegirl;
w references given. Address |. j., News
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
WANTED a partner in a well established
w dairy, stock and hay farm adjoining the
city. Apply to D., care Of the Morning News
WANTED to rent, furnished house or suite
" of four rooms from Feb. Is till fall. Ad-
dress HEYWARD, this office
WANTED 500 customers to call at the
w SAVANNAH TRUNK FACTORY and
anime the handsome line of Trunks, Travelling
Bags, Pock JbOOks, Hand Sachels, etc, at llS12
Broughton street. EDWARD MOVE, Propr
DYsPEPTICS, try Tate Spring Water, a spe-
- cific, only ACC. gallon. Agency, HElDTS.
ROOMS TO RENT.
L'OR RENT, two south rooms, furnished or
Il unfinished. 1872 Hull street, near Whit
aker.
HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.
nor RENT. a desirable small dwelling CON
Il ssting of parlOr dining room, two bed
rooms. front and back kitchen, bath
room, with hot and cold water, gas; good
neighborhood; good repair; terms reasonable.
Apply at l73 and l75 Bay street
LOR RENT, small cottage house on New
Il Houston street, three doors east of Draw
ton street; can be occupied Immediately. NJ. +.
JOYCE, Abercorn and New Houston street.
EOR RENT, store No. III Congress street. r.
Il ID. MUNFORD. Southern Bank.
EOR RENT. a nice two-story brick dwelling
j 43 York street. contains six rooms. kitchen,
bath room and all modern improvements. Ap-
ply opposite.
EOR RENT, house No. 49, corner Abercorn
L and President streets Apply 10 c. {.
TALlAFERRO, Trustee, 65 AbercOrn street.
HOUSE TO RENT, 70 Bay street; steam
4 power, or without. j. II. RUWE
TOR RENT three-story brick house, No. 6j
L jefferson. corner of Perry; newly painted
and repaired; contains nine rooms on basement
and two-Story outbulding. Apply to J. w.
McALPIN Executor.
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nVEBCoATS, OVERCOATS. TO be sold re.
" gardless OF cost. Call early. GAZAN's,
Bull, corner BrOughton street.
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TOR SALE. splendid Saddle Horse; drives
i well IN buggy. Buggy, la less, Saddle
Aud Horse $50. 4;16 Liberty street.
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ID UIST'S, Henderson's and other reliable
ID growers fresh Garden Seeds, Of all kinds,
at reasonable prices. HElDT'S.
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LOST AND FOUND.
EDUCATIONAL.

OGLETHORPESEMI AIRY. The second halt
~ terms begins 9th february, ends 2lst June
Pupils received for remainder of term
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EOR RENT, house No 38, corner Abercorn
i and President streets. Apply 10 c. c.
TALIAFERRO, Trustee, 65 Abercorn street.
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Tor SALE. ten acres land near city limits.
L Apply 10 JOS H. BAKER, Market.
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nor RENT, store No III Congress street. r.
Il d. MUNFORD. Southern Bank
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Brother in Elack.

T"dsnotes trace Of rainfall
NJ. J. WRIGHT, JR.. Observer Signal Corps.
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LNOR RENT, small cottage house on New
i Houston street. three doors east of Draw
ton street; can be occupied Immediately. NJ f.
JOYCE, Abercorn and New Houston street.
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GOLD by w. A. Pigmsn, o. r. SHAFT r,
- HElDTs Fine Connections, handsJne.Y
put up.
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SILKS FOR EVENING WEAR.

25 pieces An-Sillz Surah, % inches WIDE at
49c.; positively cheap for 15c.
Black and Colored Gros Grain and Faille
Silks reduced to actual cost
so pieces 36-incn Wool Dress Goods, in new
spring styles, at 23c worth BIC.
Table Linen, Napkins and Towels at reduced
prices
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EOR RENT, two south rooms, furnished or
L unfinished 1872 Hull street, near Whit
aker.
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.

HOUSES AND STORES FOX KENT.
EOR RENT. a desirable small dwelling con-
l. sisting of parlor, dining room, two bed
rooms, front and back kitchen, bath
room, with hot and cold water, gas; good
neghborhood; good repair; terms reasonable.
Apply at 173 and 175 Bay street.
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TOR RENT. three-story brick house. No. 6j
4 Jefferson, corner of Perry; newly painted
and repaired; contains nine rooms on basement
and two-Story outbuding. Apply to J. w.
McALPIN. Executor.
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WANTED, situation as nurse or housegirl;
w references given. Address l. j., News
Office
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
ROOMS TO RENT.

DYSPEPTICS, try Tate Spring Water, spe
~ cific, only ACC. gallon. Agency, HEIDTS
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE.

30 dozen Ladies Cambria Corset Covers at
only,l5c. eaCn: worth 2jc.
SO dozen Ladies' Muslin Drawers, tucked, at
&c; worth 35..
80 dozen LADIES' Muslin Drawers, tucked and
embroidered az 3oc worth SOC
lqO dozen LADIES' Chemise, Good Musliu and
elaOorately trimmed, at s9c. and 49c.; worth
ACC. and Zoe.
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
THE NEXT GREAT CENTER.

W. II. Wilson, of Arcade, n. Y, who
has been in the city for several days re-
turned home yesterday. He has visited
this valley number of times during the
last five years, and he says he can see
more evidences of solid prosperity today
in Wichita than at any other time in her
history. She is as solid as the foundation
of Solomon's temple There is nothing
that can stop her progress. The solidity
and cosloiliness of the business houses that
are now being erected, the immense pro-
portions of the packing house that is al
ready in operation and of the one that is
being erected, are in themselves enough
TO establish beyond any doubt where the
next great commercial city of the west is
to be.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

Interest in the district court yesterday
centered in the result of the Thornton
trial and during the morning the public
generally were full of inquisitiveness. 1t
was not, however, till nearly O'Clock that
the jury brought in a verdict of man.
slaughter in the second decree, the pun
ishment for which is Imprisonment with
hard labor for not less than three nor
more than five years. 1t is understood
that motion for a new trial will be made.
During the afternoon Judge Reed heard
the motion to get possession IN the case OF
Elliott Us. Cole, the property IN dispute
being the house adjoining the fremont on
Fourth avenue The motion was taken
under advisement.
Papers were filed case of John H. Col
burn VS.. Clate l.. Slower and 5. 6. Moore,
to set aside conveyance.
COMMON PLEAS
The new court opened permanently yes
terday morning and the early hours were
spent in improving the existing acqGain-
lance between judge and bar Judge Bal
derston made a short and characteristic
speech, in which he gave the bar to I'M
derstand that he would know neither
yers, he gave all to understand, would be
as welcome as the older ones, and each
and all would be in his sight on footing
of perfect equality.
S. D. Pallett VS.. D. S. Erskine ct al. /;
judgment for plaintiff for si39.04, with in
terest at per cent from April l.
PROBATE COURT.
Settlement by H. D. Heiserman. admin
istrator of the estate of Christ Hook. Res
ignation of Heiserman and appointment
luent of J. Z. Hume as administrator
Elmer Wichey and Sarah Dill, both of
Wichita. were united by Judge Buckner in
in the parlors of the probate court during
the afternoon.
JUSTICE COURT.
Before Justice Walker che State vs.
Bowman and Schambeck, charged with
assault, went by default.
IiEmma Clyde, a married woman OF about
SO, brought suit against John Diltou.for
bastardy. 1t is not the first scrape of the
kind the gentle creature has been in, hut
on the previous occasion the man married
her, and she hopes for the same outcome
now.
Justice Barrett heard seventeen civil
suits during the day.
The State VS.. Arnit, for disturbing the
peace, was continued till Monday.
POLICE COURT.
Pierce Doth. for being drunk, got IS
worth of rock pile
Lizzie Fields disturbed the peace while
drunk and was fined s. She went out to
get it and has probably left town.
George Barton was found where he
should not have been and paid IS.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
LOTS FOR RESIDENCES.

The last few days have witnessed the
sale of over sixty lots near the Garfield
University for building purposes The
parties making the purchases intend unit
ing to spend a certain amount in erecting
residences on the same.
Col English yesterday sold a number Of
lots in his ninth addition. which Will also
very soon be occupied with buildings.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
ST. PATRICK's DAY CELEBRATION.

The celebration of Ireland's patron Saint
day will take place at ST. Aloysius hall,
corner Second street and Fourth avenue,
March IS, at S p. N. 1t will pay aEy one
to listen to the rendering of the program.
The best talent has been employed. This
and the object for which it is gotten up
should attract large crowd. The follow
ing is part of the program:
The Harp" by Mrs. Leen, Mrs. Tangney
Mrs Hess and Joe Baker
Home Rule for Ireland" .......S Solo
Mrs. c. f. Mingenback, of Greensburg
Lecture, Rev. J. f. Kelley, of Hutchinson
Solo. Mrs J. ID. Leen
Duet. ....... Mrs. Hess and Miss MySinger
shamrock" Observation-Disclosures. Solo
Miss c. II. Ames, of Greensburg, Kan.
Defamation. Observation-Disclosures Miss l.. Leen
Solo. .........M Miss Josie Stafford
Miss Green, accompanist.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
Good News
IN OUR
Millinery Departm'n mt
Just arrived direct from Fashions
Headquarters,
The IempIetOn Shape.

To be worn by Lady Templeton at the
Royal Horticultural society's garden
party, kensington, London.
Commencing Monday morning we will
trim this shape exact as fashion plate
shows, for one week only at
29S Cents, worth 800 Cents.
See display in our windows of new
spring shapes.
a few extra snaps we picked up last
week which we will give to you at a
tremendous low price. We are after
your dollars.
1000 yards 35 inch extra fine India
Linens. worth IS 2-3 cents, at 10 cents
per yard, 80 inches wide.
1900 yards of Beige Suitings, spring
styles light plaid stripes) at 1-3 cents
per yard.
200pairs 3 button, fey back Kid Gloves.
worth 100 cents at 50 cents per pair.
goo dozen more gents 4-ply Linen
Collars, worth 20 cents at scents each.
\ ~ uOLCh "Lllc kOlllGlS lIdun-
| dried all sizes TO 10 12, worth $50 cents,
al IS cents.
Choice of 500 Breast Pins, worth %
cents, at cents each.
! Choice of 500 Breast Pins. worth sc
cents, at 10 cents each.
Choice of 500 Breast Pins. worth IS to
| 100 cents. al p cents each.
Choice of 500 assorted strings of beads,
worth 10 TO 20 cents, at Z cents a string.
Choice of 800 fey hair ornaments worth
| 20 10 % cents, at 10 cents each.
% dozen extra length Hose. fancy and
solid colors, full regular made 40 guage
sold everywhere 40 cents, this week %
cents pair.
500 yards all silk Yelling, spring shades
at 10 cents yard.
Choice of 500 dozen fey Shell Buttons.
very popular buttons. at cents Der doz.
100 pieces 40 inch Henriettas. late
shades, worth 90 cents, at SO cents Ter
yard.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
MOZART CONSERVATORY OF Nrs1c

The next regular pupils recital will be
given at Garfield University on tomorrow
(Monday) evening, March Is, beginning at
$50 clock, upon which occasion an inter
esting program will be presented Street
cars will leave the corner OF Main and
Douglas at the regular hour and will be
held as usual until after the recital.
Plenty OF room for all who may come and
the music loving public are most cordially
invited
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
Places upon its Counters 5000 Yards of Fine
EMBROIDERIES and LACES
EmbrOiderieS
Swiss & Hamburgs.

10 different lots. Commences next
Monday.
Lot to be sold at l cent per yard.
L" - ~ - Z" 3 - +" ward.
Lot to be sold at 1-2 cents per yard.
&" 4" " " . 1-2 cents per yard.
Lot to be sold at cents per yard
e & " " - - 9 cents per ward.
Lot to be sold at Il cents per yard.
& :. :" - - Is cents per ward
Lot 9 10 be sold at 20 cents per yard.
10 " Il" " % cents per yard.
We guarantee every piece to be worth
from 33 Is to 100 per cent. more than we
nsk for them. Each item will speak for
itself. We assert no house in Wichita
will ever compare with them.
All over Embroideries at SO cents, so
cents, SO cents and 50 cents per yard,
within many concerns twice the price.
Swiss Flouncings for dresses at 40. 80.
- and 50 cents per yard. We are posi-
tive the same goods are worth just dou-
bic the money.
q inch Skirhngs at 43. 5, and 60 cents
per yard, patterns are beautiful.
Oriental Lace trimmings at AZ, IS and
SO cents per yard. Dirt cheap.
Nalenciennes Lace Trimmings at 50
cents, worth 100 cents per yard.
Nalenciennes Lace Trimmings at 80
cents, worth l25 cents per yard.
Black Lace Trimmings at 90 cents.
worth 100 cents per yard.
Pure Silk Black Lace Trimmings at 179
cents, worth 250 cents per yard.
1000 yards Oriental Laces. worth as
much as - cents at cents per yard.
inch Cream Spanish Laces. worth as
much as 90 cents at p cents per yard.
Yak Laces at ,, and cents a yard
Swiss Embroidery LaceS at 3. ). and
cents per yard.
Pillow Case LaceS at ? TO 10 cents per
yard.
Fine ValencinneS Laces. pretty designs
at 10 20 cents per yard.
Genuine Hand Made Torchon Linen
Laces TO 90 cents per yard. Patterns
are simply handsome, quality finest in
the land.
u yard pieces Torchon Laces : to IS
cents, piece II yards. Think, II yards
of lace for cents, or higher according
10 widths.
Commences Next Monday March
Is. For One Week.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17

The public will take notice that ", l.
Iuckenb.u - not authorized % sell or
mortgage any Of the furniture or fixtures
in the barber shop a. - North Main
street. Wichita. Kansas: ssid fixtures and
furniture beinz the joint property o. tue
firm Of ". p. Hayden and II l. Lncksn-
bill. w. p. Hayden. l9i-sL
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
Kings Daughters.

The Kings Daughters will give an en-
tertainment at the First Baptist church,
Wednesday, March 90 at 7:45 p. m The
program given below promises that the
affair will be well worth the 10 cents
charged for admission.
PROGRAM.
/ Overture ... Piano and Cornet
Mrs Furlong and Mr. James Hobbs.
2 Greeting song. .... Mrs. Dyer and
Kings Daughters.
8 Recitation. What allied the Pudding
Rosa Barth.
4 Music ~ Cornet. Violin and Piano
Mrs. Furlong and johnson Brothers
5 Character song 4 Bird in the Hand
Mrs. Finlay Ross and Maids.
6 Recitation "Pansy Face"
Cora Latham.
Vocal solo. Mrs. l. r. Stiles
S Recitation "Auctioning off the Baby
Carrie WInauts.
Vocal sola Mrs. Finlay Ross
10 Music Plane and Comet
Mrs. J. Furlong and Mr.. J. Hobbs
II Pantomime. =. "Old Bachelor aud Rats"
104 l.
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Notice 10 stockholders
GENERAL OFFICES OF
TIE DENVER. MEMPHIS &
ATLANTIC RAILWAY Co.

ATLANTIC RAILWAY Co.
WINFIELD, Kan, March Il. l..9
The annual meeting Of the stakeholder:
Of the Denver. Memphis & Atlantic Rail.
way company for the election Of officers
for the ensuing year and for the transac-
ton OF such other business as may come
before the meeting, will De held q. ths
Office Ct said comp Any II the city & Win
isld. Kan. on "Wednesday, tie Bird day o.
April next. A D. i.sa. al 10 o'clock a N,
or AZ any hour thereafter that quorum
may be present. he stock looks Of said
com ozny were closed March !, is.a
GEo J. GOULD, President
GO. G. SMITH, 1scre.agy. c.ee l9t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17

Having decided 70 change ny business
first Of APRIL, will, beginning Monday
18th inst. offer n1J entire stock q sssslx
machines AZ re;ucsd prices. Come early
aad secure a bargain Il ". MAxyISG.
fO4 3: 80 y EasE
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
Notice

All persons are hereby notified that
check no 1875, dated March 70, drawn by
the Equitable Trust and Investment com
pany to order Of j. II. Lynch. was either
lost or stolen, and you are warned from
receiving IT, J. II. Lynch
March "A. 1889 dos.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17

All connection o.: Mrs. ". r. Lease with
the Wichita Independent j. this day sew
cred, March 10. ls9g. II. ". Sawyer, pub
Usher lU4 =
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Rev. \. E. Harmon Will fill the pull
pit of the First NJ L. church today owing
to the fact that the Rev. Anna Shaw is
very i'll and consequently can not fill her
engagement
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
MASONIC.

Regular communication of Wichita
Lodge. No 80. A. F. q A. Nj. Monday.
March Is, at 80 p. m. Work in the third
degree. j. II. MCCALL, ". VI.
A. j. APPRECIATE Sec.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17

Ny entire stock q sewing machines
must be sold By April frat Tbs = M sd-
verf!sin- scheme, but s;raight blsi ness.
II. w Manning. 10 -
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17

Oak street Now jist ez / wer a sittin
down to my tea Saturday mornin, the dis
patch boy cum runin in an handed me
this ere dispatch. Betty Bobbitt, come
right home, en- save your reputation an
mine your constant frien, w. 5. Living
ston. On my rival home | wuz list all
broke up TO see my fac similee in this ere
paper an me talkin fur-whO-and what
Shoes an the Teller es went fishin.
Now | jist rise up in all the dignity NV my
woomanhood en- want it distinctly under
stood thet | talk fur ". S. Livingston the
Grocer, en- when | make my pearance at
all in this ere city it'll be in the interest nv
a man es is bildin up bizness out on Oak
stree thet II sum day be proud ov When
eny NV my numerous friens want the very
choicest Dainties gethered from evry Ian
the sun shines on, go to the Gem an
you'll Dever regret it. Trooly yoors,
lOi-It Betty BOBBITT
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
n. F. kIEOERlAhOER.
Hard TIDea

Necesitates careful expenditures Save
your hard earned dollars by buying one Of
those bargain sewing machines AZ l49 North
Main. lOl =
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17

Dry goods are cheap and yon caa bay
goad amount with the money you can save
Ia buyinz frat class sewing machine q
II. ". Manning I49 North Main Ios %
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
hfifilreu
A Change

Ffrst-class millinery, z A Kiayon
Fletcher block, opposite Occidental ho;el
lDs-Sts
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17

Wedding End Party invita;so1s. en-
grased or printed, az TIE W.cksta EsgLk
ctce. cE3tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17

Well, my friens, l 'spose
you hev be thinkin eZ how
\ tibet | he'd moved out Nv
! town. But la! sakes 'livel!
| haint no SIGH idee. / jjst
) got so weared out in the
whirl an jessie ov our
biZZie Wichetaw tibet |
wer 'bliged to retire to the
quiet ov gooc old slow
kanses City, Missoury, an
git rested a bit. Well you
all remember my stedfast
frlen and well wisher, W.
. S. Livingston keeps the
Gem Grocery at 100 East
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17
An Interesting Index
Beaded Wraps Offering
At
.THE ENTERPRISE.
1872 North Main Street.

Received 100 Beaded Wraps,
fine samples sent 10 me from he
mandatory, beautiful patterns,
bought them with ready MOI ey
and got the best for the price.
This is true statement and |
would like all the ladies in
Wichita to get a glimpse Of
them. | viii run them this
week Special Bargains at $3.50,
these values cannot be duplieat-
ed anywhere on earth.
Another Inducement 10 the Ladies.
This week will be the greatest
Corset sale ever attempted in
Wichita. 300 beautiful Sum
mer Corsets, price 10 cents, this
week ~ cents.
80 DR.. Balls Corsets, price
81 90, this week so cents.
- Cashmere shawls, price
81. -. this week 1925.
See the Corsets in show win
dow.
Hading Wells, the newest veil
material this season.
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Orr stock "a devoted s1ciZsi ys'T 20 re.l-
une1y goods snd oar Gag za9 sci kreEa
sxrsssesee . tkis line - saEfe.sr. s1Ar-
anti q satisfaction 70 al
R<s1~etfuIlys kACfzAs & koEEA-
dT-It - -. &z.4
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17

Buys pair ont of job lot of fancy hose
all full regular made and French toe;
twenty-five elegant imported styles to Sc
lect from IN this lot of twenty-five dozen
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-17

We offer an all linen DamaSk
worth Is cents for IL 1-2 cents.
Fast color turkey red DamaSk,
guaranteed worth 40 cents, for
% 1-2 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-24

zie' scn-ia-law and the CiybOurus. There
were some French and n good many IN
dians and half breeds. but TO Americans.
Attracted By tho runaored fertility #
the soil. old Mr. Scott and his family
commenced farming near Naperville
Young Wills, however. as was then the
custom. was apprenticed till he should
become Of age. and spent several years
in d0ing chores" f0r DR. DinieY Of The
army. who vas stationed 10 Fort Dear
born. Mr. Scott remembered when tho
village was frst surveyed. srd no saw
lots about where the Sherman house
now stands sell for 80 each. lie failed
% sec hov city vas % oe built in the
swamp that then surrounded the piece
II ground on which the trading post and
fort stood. and consequently never
bought any land He enlisted in the
frss company = militia which defended
the town from the Indians. and ~ the
close Il tho var was given a land war
rant for f60 acres. This be located A.
Napervil.s and lived 1nere for some
time
At that time all legal business had 70
- trausactef At Peoria which wss the
big town II the territory. Mr. Scott
once vent 90 Peoria on horseback - get
marriage licenses for two couples by
The time he Eot hacx. one = tee o0up A.
had cusrreisd and the iicsuse he bad FOR
il was never used
Through AZ Is lC-g lie Mr scott en-
.cyed siranst perfect hsa'th Es is.
lrhtsd n recalling the early scenes z
hls ToUng mAEhood. aEd never ceased 90
wonder az tts -Tovrl wh.ch Be So
about hi-a. Es l.isd withou. = 1z.g's -
zess.