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In this initio we attempt to site a pretty full report of the great fair last week, not only of the entries and exhibits made from day to day, but of the Incidents transpiring ou the grounds, the soldiers encampment, the drill, the rates, and finally the list of an-irds. Kothiug was intentionally over looked or slighted and every thing was no ticed as extendi)' as our limited space would permit. This iisuc w ill be a good number to end back to friends cast from which they may gain a pretty accurate idea of what a fair in a ten-) ear old western county is like. The editor, as also his readers, are under ob ligations to Col. Hilton blew art, one of the d'rectors, who very materially assisted us in all the reports, making socral out entire, and who made ui and furnished the list of awards as published. This he did at night after dincharging arduous throughout the day in the capacity ot director. The w ondcrful and popular Spraguu troupe of genuine colored minstrels, the original Georgia, are billed for this city at the Opera House to-morrow night. The Iroupo hac been creating a furore wherever appearing. Tlieirmusic surpasses many operatic perform ances in science while in popularity there is no comparison. The Opcia Houkc will be filled no doubt and the laughter and applauec will be great. lion. James h. Dyer, U. S. Kecehcr, re ports the arrival of a boj son and joint heir of his household all for varieties sake as he is now the proud sire of five boys. a hdkxxs conrnoiRcz. Upon the reception of the first new from Maine the Hunkers, as one man, rallied to the pole surmounted by the sheet iron roos ter and clamorous was the pow-wow. They lilted up thiir din and so lathrvinosc was their joy that there was no use for the street sprinkler at Kohn's conitr for nigh unto the hour of noon. The gutter was filled with Hunker brine, aud Dick Walker, who is a lute riser, remarked that there must have been a thon er. Untie Harris, Capt. Carcj and Commodore Smvlliu had gone out to Kinan to nominate a man for Slues to beat, or there w ould hav been a flood. The old Hunker flag went up and w ith it a broom a Republican aflair bought at Johnny Al len for lift cents and made by that old orig inal (l.irfleld man on Chlsholm cretk, after which the benediction was pronounced by Dale and the crow d tut sticks for the fair grounds. Two elajs later came flashes of a different character from Maine; the titj btiinmcrs had only 1k.ch heard from at first but the lojal jcomanrv of the interior wcic dcmamling a count. It was about the hour of 9 o'clock when tluigood news was rcceit cd aud as the shout u cut up from Ucpubli can throats, a breeze of the he iv ns sent that old bent and distorted Mictt-iron cock a whirling into space. In lighting it struck John Stewart of the poor bouse, who de clared it was no cock at all but a cron,and he saj she knows trow, liy this time the delegation from Kingman had returned, a meeting of the Hunkers was called, and at the dead hour of night, while with clear con sciences and the Meailfast hope of victor. ill ltcpubllcins weie snoozing on thclrliiick jnattrecscSf those Hickories stoic out and pulled down that broom. JlOlMIc Make miiu your ruonlir'n tight btfore jou hoist jour sweeper. Mrs. IS. I. Murdockuud bahv aecouipautcd bj Jier-istcr, 3IUs Caldwell, n tinned home from Emporl.1 on inonday whcio tliLj had been vlb'liu fr'enUs and rtlalhcs. Mr. II. C. Maun of this city, w lio o ns o.iu of the tincst herds of Derk'lilre hogs in the State, a fact well known also ous or did ow n a particularly large mid ferocious bull dog. His wife and child lcin0' absent on a visit lit Illinois and Mr. Mann being down town attending to business the aforesaid dog finding time hanging hravv and home some what lonesome went out on Friday ltttand slew lhelhoioughbrcd Berkshire?, quarter grown shoals, and wounded two others, one a full grown son. He killed them bj sink ing his teeth into the spine. For a single one of tbcsu pigs Mr. Mann had refused ?i". but the day befoic. In an hour or so aficr the discover of the mUhip vc found him by moonlight shoclling dirt and whistling lor dear life. To our enquir as to what he was doing he said that arter digging a hole for his defunct porkers, he had called outMr. bull-dog, put a pihtol ball through him and tumbled him In with the shoats and was cov ering up the da' losses. Mr. S. W. Foster, the general AVcstern agent oftho M. K. & T. ltailroad, was W town on Tuesdaj on business connected with the road. We congratulate the con pany that can retain the services of a pleas ant, affable and intelligent gentleman as Jlr. F. Elder Shclton, of the Christian church, preached to a full house last Sauday. His subject for next .Sundaj morning is "Paul and Woman's Krlglits" in the evening he w 111 continue his scriiison"HcH Iu Wichita" in wlch he w ill answer the question, "Can a Camel go tlirough the eye of a needle, or a rich man go toheacn? "Beinember the place. Occidental Hold. C0UNTT PKOHIBinOH If AM WESTIKS. The Prohibitionists of each voting precinct in Sedgwick County are rcqecsteil to meet at Shuman's Park, M'ltchita, on Septcnbcr 30th, 1870, at the close of Gov. St John's ad dress for the purpose of effecting a County Prohibition Organization, b order of ex ecutive committee W. T. U. Mr. J. A. Miller leaves wlthus a piper bag of October peaches with are enormous in size. The arc the "Heath free itoue" and do not ripen until other peaches have about all disappeared. The specimens left with us measured from eight to nine inches iu cir cumference and w hat might be termed mam moth peaches. Some party or parties are mutilating U. S, currency iu this vicinity. Four bills receiv ed at Woodman's bank in one day tor a flag it looked like a cross between a green back and democrat emblem, made with a pen across the face of the notes. It is an unlawful act punishable by hcav fine and somebody w ill have a cac. Picrpoint is propoatin a seedling peach which is the exact shape and almost colar and sire of a lemon. It will be know u as Pierpolnls Lemon Peach. ATTEKTIOX, T0UXS SEPtrBUClXI. There will be a meeting of the Young MensOarfield and Arthcr Club, at Eagle nail on Saturday evening, September the 25th. H. E. Asp, president or the State club and O. H. Bently, ft al. will deliver addresses. A general attendance Is desired, and a cordial invitation is extended to the regular Garfield and Arthcr club, and to the public gcnerall. T. B. Wall President T. L. Nixon, Secretary. T. T. Allsman an old subscriber, now in Cincinnati visited the fair. Mr. A. E. Saxcy, editor or the Kingman UJ, in company with Geo. E. Filley Esq., andP M. Made us a pleasant call. On Monday or this week, these gentlemen inform us that Congressman Ilyan made a splcnded campaign speech at Kingman last week and that Kingman city and countv, are solid and sound. Sheriff Watt nabbed a horse their Tuesday morning on the Big Bl vcr about a mile above town with the equine in his possession. A telegram from the Sheriff or Woodson county Identified the man. Watt sleeps with one eye opes. A week ago we alluded to the death of ear fcUow-towaoaaa, J. C. JCilhV aged fatter, who died la ZaaeaviHe, Ohio. TVie Zeaet viQe daily Courier devotes nearly coIdbb in viewing the Ufe or Janet HiUis, the deceased which was full or incidents and stirring events. lie left twenty-five grand children, and eight great-grand children. Ills last ill ness was the only sickness of his life. He was the oldest citizen of ZanestI Iks, aad wss first married in 1810. He died at the age of ninety-five, and bis last words were : "Come Lord Jesus, come quickly." That paper fur ther says : "James Willis served the full term in the war of 1813, and in 1819 emigrated from Jicw York to Zanesv ille, of the then far west where he has ever since resided. He was a man of great- pb) steal and mental vigor. Though the early day in which he lived af forded him but limited means of education, his intellectual attainments were far above the average, and his judgment, in matters of which he had any knowledge, always relia ble. His chief characteristic was unswerv ing integrity. In its broadest meaning he was an honest man. "For many years Hr. Hlllis was an active businessman, identified wlthUhc early build ing interests of this city, and at all times master of his art. The thirty years past he he had lived in retirement enjoying the re sults of his toil, having amassed a compe tencji n his younger days. The deceased represented the First Ward In the City Council for a number ol years, and w as ettecmed a careful, prudent man, who managed the business of tac city as he would his ou n private affairs. "For a great many years Mr. H was con nected with the MethoHstEpiscopal Church, serving at different rimes in all Its official re lations and till bis death was a faithful and honored member. His Christianity was of the undemonstrativ e type, but steady and consistent." There will be an examination of candidates for teacher certificates in Wichita, on Satur day the 2Mb dav ot September 1880, com mencing at 9 o clock a. in. M. II. IlitucE, Count; Superintendent. TucSunda School society or Xiuncscah township will bold its second annual meeting at the Liberty school house on Friday Sep tember the 24lh. Let all interested in Sab bath school work attend. C. W. Wood, secretary. auatZV) AKD ABTHUE CLUB. A meeting of the Wichita Gai field and Ar thur Club w ill be held at Eagle Hall on Sat urday night September 23 lbSO. Popular speakers will be present ; songs of the nation will be rendered; the ladies are invited. The officers of the several marchiug clubs arc especially invited to be present. It Is propscd, also, to make arraiigmcnt for the grand demonstration on the night of Oc tober 2d. Ilepuulicins men and women turn sut.let us have a genuine local love feast. By order of the club. J. M. Steelk, President. D. B Emmcrt, Secretary. H. G. Buggies Eq ,of Wichita, was dow n Tuesday on business and left eeral legal notices for publication WtUington Preti F&ESBTnmX STOOD. The Presb tcrianSynod of Kansas will hold its annual intctln,; at Atchison, on Thurs day October "til , at":30p. m. The opening hcnqin willbo preached by Bev. Win. C. Porter, oi Fort Stott. The following railioads will return dih gates at reduced fare, viz: Atchison, Topc- ka & .Santa Fc, Atchkon & Nebraske, Cen tral Branch Union l'aiillc, Missouri Pacific, Kansas Cilv, L.nwclco & Southern, St. Joseph & Western. I S. MjCabe, State Clerk. WlCIIITV.'fKl'TEMBEn 22, 18j0 To the Editor of tU Jiglt: A repiihlicin nice) ill; was held at the Ad vance Schoolhousc ii Union township, on the evening of the!'!. Said meeting was addressed I) the Kn.Paji.e Mr. Pa tic spoke for mi hour and a bill, and his speech to si the leat was brciab'c logical, and well received. The npublic ins of Utinion lounsli'p will rcudcra strict account of the Uut imposed iu thenr by glung a rousing niajoritj for the republican lieket in Xovcnr bcr next. F. M. D. To thr Editor of the Jiglc A report has ben circulated during my tunporci ab-uic from home, to the effect thit I had withdraw! my name from the Re publican lickeL 'lhe animus of such rcpot is of course wet understood, and I inertly wish to s-i Uinugh the columns of our pa per, that the rport is untrue. I shall nu.ii taiu my positm upon the ticket aud heartilv work for its uccess entire. I J. I). C.U DWELL. Wm. Koenleil thrahed four thousaud and fort-ight bushels of wheat last week machine neaure, a good pile of wheat we thank vol for ona fanner in a mule season. MrsCol. M. Stewart and Mrs J. T. Mc Millerwill, accept our thanks for cuts of the rrtmiuni cakes mide by themselves. The; were evcecdlngly line and good. A large number of the tows belonging to thcity herd hate tiled ot c iti with sonie tlAns like 1 looih murian. .We cuess the i - rouble arrizes from the w ant of proper w ater And fit driving. The Farmers and Mcrchint's Mill, owned by Good ear and Hawn, on Douglas Avenue has been completed remedied and much ma ehinry added. 1 he proprietors and mill seem very busy Fruit tices, crabs and pears, on D. A. Mitchells place aro blossoming for the second time. F. M. Anderson, of Greeley township is manufacturing lnotase. which he markets in the city rcceiv iug from 35 to 40 cents per gallon bv the barrel. Nine hundred and ninet eight tickets were taken at the Opera House door for the Union Sp last Thursday night. At least eleven hundred people witnessed the per formance. J. C. MeCaddon and wife returned from Iowa and Mc. is again at his place. Young Mens Republican club meets Satur day night. There w ill be a big time. C. U. Eager, an old Wichitaniin, but now a owner or the big mills at Jfcodcshea. was ov er during the fair aud bad his Eagle re newed. There will boa free social at the 31. E. church this Wednesday evening. The 31. E. Church is now preparing to give the people or Wichita, this fall and winter, the very best course of lectures ever delivered in Kansas, so tlielr pastor the Itev. 31r. Sparks informs us. CintCI DEDICATIOX IX BOTOX. To tie Editor of tie Eagle : Please announce that the edifice, of the Coujrregational Church ot Union will be ded icated Sunday September 2iJ. Dedicatory sc-monvvillbe preached ot 1 o'clock b Ilcv. W. D. Willivms D. 1). or Sterling Kansas, on the same day at 3 o'clock v ill be held the public service appropriate to the recognition of the church into fellowship with others Congregctional Churhes. Also the South western Congregation Association will con vene at this place Tuesday evening Sept. 28 and continue until Thursday evening, every body iscordialy invited to attend and not on! invited but evpected to attend. H. F. Biiodes, Committee OT.IT. JOIX W WICHTA. To the Editor of tie Eagle : Wc sec through the Eagle that Gov. St John is billed to deliver an address at the Arkansas val'cy fair at Sbumans Park Sep tember 30, being personally acquainted with St. John wc congratulate the managers of the fair at being so successful in sccurelag such a good speaker to deliver an address to the farmers o! this great Arkansas valley on that occasion. The Gov. combines both eloquence and logic and fanners will get a fare treat, Wc hope all will av ail themselves of this opportunity to hear the Gov. of our noble young state bring your wives sons and daughters and make the occasion one long to be remembered. Respectfully, W. W. Tckxkk. To accomodate others the .ltev. Dr. De Eew has posponod the delivery of his lecture far the benefit of Wichita College tffljfoa 4ay evataag ! BtptmtHt. ThefeHowiag an, wriea fceJbeBat toaTraMbr byH. D. Uaderweod, beesa ntemorative of ameeem achieved by aTsdsmf Campanari, ism Penis Belle. A d rxHtaad iiausftd alrl : Wr hate Vobonad. aad Boating roaadhsr Ilk a eload Tipped with the glow of mum. As she poked Her viol lovingly on her breast, And swept Its magie, strings, hash stole o'er The vast assembly as at ereattde. All sonads are stilled except the night-bird's song. Again she drew her silver bow aad trilled with her light taper sogers, and then ran A mingled mnrmor of earpriM and joy Through the excited throng, as o'er the trees. In Summer time, the pals of the wlad Now bending half the mighty forest low, And now subsiding la sort aauaer airs. There Is a power both wonderfej aad strange Hid la the mut'ry lf thy owning hand, fair daughter of the art dlrlae, to qaell The rising storm of paseioa, or to fee The deep emotions or the human breast; To sing the old, o'd song of love, or weep And wail with spirits nneoasoled and lost, fain wonld we have thy magic spell once more Thrown round our hearts, and rest awhile secure From e nthly sorrows, tolls and cares, to gain Fresh strength and fortitude to wage the Bght On life'sarena of the busy world. WiifieU Mon itor. The veterans of Grant will meet on next Saturday at the Park to make further ar rangements about the reunion in October. Every veteran Union soldier is expected to be present. IraJacksox. See notice of postponment of Kev, Dr. De Lews' lecture, it will be given at the Opera house Monday cv ening September 27. Letters of enquiring in regard to Lorena adddressed to J. H. Steele or W. B. Mead at Wichita, or S. H. Cbaec D. J. Beber at Lorena, or Chas. 11. Kurtz or W. A. Shan non at Augusta Kansas, will receive prompt attention. Lorena. 0. V.O. WlchiU. September, 21, 1880. To the Veteran Soldiert of iitdgtticl cointy: Comrades You are again reminded of the preliminary meeting to be held at Eagle Hall in this city at 1 o'clock Saturday Octobers. The interest you manifest in the success of the reunion w ill be demonstrated by your at- tendence upon this occasion. ir you antici pating a big time at thereuaVon, begin to work now, talk it up amongst your neigh bors, hold a meeting without delay in each township and appoint a live man to solicit cash donations, it ought to be paid to him without any urgent solicitation It is sheer tolly to think or running this reunion with an empty treasury, cash receipts must be forth coming without delay. Responsibili ties of a pecuniary nature must be assumed which we ought to meet unitedly. Com ladcs. it all rests with you now whether this reunion shall be extensively advertized, the v eterans from abroad induced to participate and a progrmme with attractive features pre pared and carried out, or w nether the whole business as originally designed shall go by de fault. I for one do not propose to waste any more energy upon a project equally as ben eficial to you as in self, unless I recteve your heart suppoit from this time forth. lam willing to devote da aud weeks of labor in this cause but I don't propose to be left hold ing the bag nor to have my demands for the funds ueccssar in a case of this kind met with calm indidcrence or refusal. There re mains but one or two things to be done ; citli-cric-spond iu a manner that means business or select another man for secretary who is competent to engineer a reunion without money or assistance. 31. Stewart. Secretary Union Veteran Corps. From the Da'ly lUoLc : The infant child of John Braitsch died and was buried )cstcrda. II. E. Boot, was rejoicing estcrday even ing over the arrival of a little stranger of the gentler sex at his home The Occidental Hotel is to be opened soou. Mr Williams, one of the proprietors, is now iu Chicago purchasing the necessary furni ture, carpets queensvvare etc., which will be shipped immediately and the house will be opened as soon as it Is all put in. This house received a general ov erbauling last spring when a new mctalic roof replaced the old one, outside shutters were put on all the windows and tho whole building thorough! repared, rcp-iintcd and calso- mlned. E. S. Torrance, Esq., the next judge of the thirteenth judicial district has been at tending the fair and getting acquainted with our people. 3Ir Torrance will have a walkaway this fill. The agricultural socitct invested up wards of fourteen hundrid dollars in I'nibcr this fall, which has all gone into tie ad ditional pcnu-inent building. All the build ings will be whitewashed next season, which will add much to the appearance of the grounds. Floral Hall will have to be doubl ed in size by another season. The following letter drawn up and signed b the railroid officials visiting the fair cstcrlay explains Itself. Hon. W. T. Jeicttt Pretident Hiclitto fair Attociation. DE ir Sir : Wc desire to thank you and the oflicere of jour association lor the very hospitable manner In which wc have been entertained during our visit to our fair ami to congratulate you upon the success of jour eighth aunua lexhibition. Wishing vou the most abundant prosperity in the future w e remain ours trulj . T. J. An person, 31. BovvswoRTn, Oliver II, Hay, Edwin- Scott, T. J. Seely, A. S. Jon'son, , D. J. Chase, J. 3(. Steele got in from Medicine Lodge last evening. He drove tho entire distance out and back with his own team, taking his wife and son along. There is one thing the directors of the Op era House will have to look after and, that soon, if the hope to keep up tho character or the place to the uotch thit it deserves to be kept, and that is the manners or some or the frequenters. When it comes to smoking and throwing up rtt on the back of chairs many will mlthcr like their wives, daugh ters or go themselves-. 3Ir. Amos Houek and wife leave for Xew 3Iexico next Slomlay. The have already broken up house-keeping and arc stopping at the Douglas Avenue House. 3ir. II. has sold his home, wc understand, to Captain Fred. Smyth, ajitl we suspect he leaves Wich ita for good. After he has spent a couple of years In Mexico he expects to remove to St. Loais where ho has: already purchased a site Tor a suburban home. Mr. Al. Thomas' fun il will accompany Sir. nouck and wift. An accident occurred Iu the pacing race, 2:20 class, yesterday afternoon that frighten ed many aud came near costing the life of a driver, Mr. Bobcrtson, of Sedalia, Missouri was driving his mare, Mountain Maid, when on the cast side of the track he was "fouled" by one of the other drivers accidentally. In a moment his sulky went over and he under. His legs becoming entangled in the lines and the Slaid getting her leg through one of the Wheels. She dashed for the fence dragging Mr. 11., a hundred feet or such a matter, when she brought up and her driver released. The sulky wa badly splintered and the mare's legs terribly cut and lacerated, but she went back on the track winning the neat. For a moment all thought Mr. Kob- e-iisuu mini oe kiueu ouingni, and liis es cape na miraculous. Sammy Plank carried off the silver cup in the trap shooting mvtch on Thursday. He did tome fine shooting. George i. Byers earned off the second prize and all the toys were happy over the result. The grand military and political club pa rade advertised tor Iivst night did not come off to the chagrin and disappointment of a large numberol both country aad city people who had assembled upon the streets aad side walks to witness the display. We desire to say that blame can be attached to no one in particular. The oScers of the fair took the precaution to obtain the signatures of the officers of the Garfield and Hancock clubs consenting to the arrangement; bat the members, who had been attending the fair all day for the most part, failed to put ta an appearance. Sot over two dozen" mea re ported at the hour set. Of course a parade without men was as impossibility, so the whole thing was incontinently dropped. It was afterwards areertalasd that the lamps had not beealUedtselfagood three hoars job far several men. The President aad direc tors of the Society felt Tery attach -pa anont mc matter but we take plea-are ia mtatlm tk.. .IU -U v t- 1 IfcTr" ' j ewsweaaac WftBMaaat. ---- .J...,.iaaaaaaaanneSBBaaaBnBsjBaBnmM the SaHy Kaoui BVPaahin ofHaysv-fcnehasgoaetolamsas lo tea that then to a lair eoaat made. H.C. Maw's herd" of hogs, of this. city,. earried of the sevea premiums at the Empo risulr. OidSwinetown Chief just led on everything. Last Saturday Hoosier Johasoa'syoaageat daughter had a Birthday plc-nlc at her home an which occasion about forty of her school mates participated. A rimr for the exhiblUoaof cattle was bultt ear the judges stand bg Hatthewsoa yester day. The show will be very fine In taor oagfabrede. Lank Moores' Ada Paul carried off the big prizes at Emporia. She cleaned out Wild Oats and Kentucky Maid aad the Outfit that beat her at the Wichita fair last fall. She it ia splendid condition and will make tome fine races on the last two days of the fair. Capt. Murrey My ers' fiveyear Berkshire hoar, valued at f 100, fell out of the wagon in which he was beaing token to the fair from the elects of which he died. He was conceded to be one oi the finest animals in the country and cost when a mere pig 930. , Mrs. S. S. King his returned from hervlsit to Michigan. Ed Dorsey showed ns a sample of corn raised an his farm in Union. Ed called it the Eagle's hot wind and dry weather corn. The ears are large and well filled, white, and will average a little more than thirty bush els to the acre. JUss Hilton, one ot the .Wichita girls, a graduate of Bethany college at Topeka, has gone to Cheyenne agency to teach the little Injuns. Henry Bichards has gone to Breckenridge, Colorado, what for we don't know unless it is to dig gold, as be and Rogers own some mines in that vicinity which they have rea sons to believe are valuable, L. Fossdick living in Grant township, brought into the city yesterday four bund red and fifty five pounds of butter which he made from nine cows. Since June first he got twenty cents a pound for it. Last year from the milk or seven cows he made and sold seventeen hundred and seventy pounds of butter for which he got twenty-two cents a pounds. .Mr. Fcame to this county ten years ago with hut seven dollars in money and no property what all and to-day he is worth that many thousand dollars. W. T. SicCrelght, of the Faducah (Ky.) Enterpriee, and a relation of Mrs J.T.Holmes, is in the city. He is en route for ew Mexi co where he will take charge or the Golden Gate. Mr. J. A. Miller is home again from the mountains. The Lotus club rooms are being fitted up in handsome style, being repainted, calci mined and lurnisbed with fine carpets, chairs, and an elcsant billiard table. When the work of furnishing and finishing is com pleted, it will certainly be a very pleasant and attractive place for the members of the club to spend an occasional evening during the long winter months which will soon be upon us. Pro!. L. G. A. Copley, Superintendent of our city schools, who has been absent in dif ferent portions of the State conducting teachers' institutes, returned with his wife yesterday, and is now ready to set our schools in motion as soon as the new buildings are in readiness, which will be in a week or two more. Jf r. C. H. Donclly and sister of Wichita are visiting their cousins, thcDonelly's of this city. Mr. D. is one of the leading lawyers of Sedgwick county, and is up here for a recrea tion from his laborious duties. Miss D. is a lady of rare accomplishments, and beauty and is sure to leave the city at the end or the visit with the regrets or many. The fourth ward school house has a bell in its steeple the tones or which can be heard most all over the ward on a still day. Mrs. Barnard has returned from bcr trip to CIcav eland. Dr. Tucker of EI Paso called, the Dotter is just recovering from a sever spell ofsicknes.- Wc had a call from Dr. F. W. Whitlock who has recently become a citizen of this place and is practicing in his profession. The Doctcr Is a Ilomteputhlst, and an old practitioner. Jlr. Ed. G. Wright or Anthoany and family aro visiting friends in the city. Mr. Geo. A. Foy and wire or Leaven worth, relatives of our fellow townsman N. A. English arc in the cit and Attending the fair. Mrs. Alice and Carrie Stites, who have been visiting friends in 3Iissour!e arrived home Saturday, bringing with them a sister. According to the Lawrence Tribune the late "Liberal" encampment at Bismarck Grove, while it may have clone much for "free thought," did precious little good for man ners. Col. Coffin took the floor against the field In behalf ot orthodoxy, and a monkey and parrot time ensued. The Chairman called him a pup and a fanatic, and the Colo nel, not to be outdone, calmly told tbeChair man that he was a fistc aud knock-kneed monkey. The hunkers had a great hurrah over th news from Maine. Smythe, Dale, and a dozen others or the corset brigade did nothing all forenoon but to meet us b turns and get off the impertinent and their connuandrum : "Uavcou heard from Maine? just as though we didn't read the papers. Maine! where aud what is she! with her woods and rocks and unhospitablc climate she is a hair ccntuary behind her sister northcran states and that one fourth or her votes should prove crazy greenbackcrs and join the democcracy against the great Nationtl party is not to be wondered at. The hunkers hoisted a broom to the top or thalr old decrcpl pole and veiled and roar ed as II they didnt care whose funeral It was so they got a free ride. Gen. Garfield, in answer to an invitation from Col. Jlilton Stewart writes tinder date of the 12th that he wonld like to meet the veterans of Kansas at the rc-unlon in Wich ita but fears it will not be possible for him to come west at that time. 3Iiss 31ay Hilton passed througii Cald well last baturdav . on her way to Daillng ton, I. T., to take a situation as teacher in the Cheyenne and Arapahoe agency school at that place. Miss Hilton received a thoro ugh education at Bethany College, Topeka, nnderthe supervision of Bishop Vail, and in securing her services wc believe Agent Miles has added a most valuable aid in the work or educating , the Indian children or his agency. Miss Hilton enters upon her duties with an enthusiasm and interest which shows her heart is in the work, and we are confident she will win success. Culd vell Commercial. There were actually acres or farmer's wag ons the" west side of the grounds on Thursday. Not to exceed ten per cent or the vast crowd were strangers or people from abroad. Three thousand one hundred and seventy single tickets were sold yesterday at the gates or the Fair Grounds not counting sea son tickets, ramlly tickets, complimentaries, deadheads nor soldiers. Several gentlemen estimated the crowd at eight thousand. Sam. Samuels, a merchant or Caldwell, was in the city last week buying good. The champion croquet players are said to be brothers II. O. Raich and A. X. Drming. The Juvenile band have very handsome suits, dark blue trimmed with gold, with the word "Juveniles'' in gold letters on the front. Three brass bands made the air musical oa Thursday, the great day of the Fair. The old Wichita Band was oa regular duty, the colored band occupied a position in the am phitheatre, and the Olathe or Regimental Band figured ia the competitive drill aad grand dress, parade in the afternoon. Be fore the Utter band took up Its line of March for home it discoursed some excellent selec tions ia splendid style. Peter B. Lee, known in every first-class printing oflke west of the Mississippi, it with us. D. 3, Chase assistant Sopperinteadaat of theA.T. eVS. F- Railroad accompanied by. Major Tom Anderson, general agent, Col. A. s. Johnson, head or the Land Depart- at, and M. Boswortb merchaat, Edwin Seott hanker aad T. J. Seeier auditor all down from Topeka to tee what a eoaaty fair looked . like.. 'TheT U exaraas in !. mm mnufMa ua a-n-kti .&. . Z . ? . T """ '-"' t nho W at ait WHh eh leaTfaaaaa. hema Bally Bash: i? PK, i- eeanrtdhtanw a whtaer alkaiaV woridagaadiadattriowt meet wm harried late eternity without a taetaeat'i waraiag. Mr. John Powers, a hnkemta the noath- boaad cattle teste wMeh waa taakJavan Ma cart at the eatUe-yards, ia tltamptlas, to ima oa the hack end of the toader, whUe the eagiae waa u mouoa, was tarowa asaer the wheels whkh shoved him.AJoaf a the ngriaJtagaacrathlBchfatiti fnvejawat cruel maaaer aad finally patriae entirely OTer his hJ, severing km left Mpaaarty from the body. Themasrtwsatemaawatearried totlMTsJleyHotmaadhkyMtagwifs whe lives at Xewtoa, aad to whom he had beea atarriedbtttashort time, telegraphed , far. She was put a aa eagiae which was roa to thU dry ia forty minutes, bnt before aha arrivedherhapleat hothead had' breathed his last. Kot being aware or hit death, her conductors immediately led her into the room where she confronted the maagied and bloody aad lifeless body of him who aa hour before was fall of life, aad who wat mora to her than all the worid beside. The teeat that followed her heartrendlag aad terrible grief "will not toon be forgotten by those who witnessed that poor woman's suffering. The Stough brothers, whose woneerful display of vegetables hat called out to many exclamations of surprise ia Floral Hall, and which display embraces almost every vegetable grown in the valley each speci men of which is amammoia oi iucias. came to this country a couple of yean since and rented two acres ia Delano township for gardening purposes from which they have cleared enough money to buy fifteen choice acres adjoining their garden, besides making a deposit of five hundred dollars la bank. Hard work, aad experience and not good luck is at the bottom of such success. Go and look at their magaificeat display. apjcciAJU jroTicxs. Feed Mill and Hone Poiver For tale cheap. f 100 complete. Can be run by one to four horses aad grind 5 to 25 bushels per hour. The cheapest aad best outfit for the money. Also a first class farm horse for tale, or trade-for cows or young stock. J. C. Deait. 2G-tf Six miles north ot Wichita. Heating stoves at all prices at Byers'. It J. M. Steele has a lew hundred dollars to loan on approved real estate security atlO per cent on five years time. 86-5 MnefiTCTBrVBaBt. All township and ward oflcert of the Union Veteran Corps are hereby requested to at once solict cash contributions from the members or their respected" organizations and turn the proceeds over forthwith to the treasurer. Thomas O. Host, or to the secre tary, M. Stewart. By order of Murbay Mykbs, M. Stewart, Col. Commanding. Adjutant. 24-3 Fine stove boards at Byers'. It STRAY SHEEP. Taken un byW. H. Justus four miles Northwest or Wichita on Hutchinson road two stray sheep. (Marino Bucks.) The own er is requested toproveproperty'pay charges and take them away. 26-3t "Xewport" at Byers'. It Millinery and Ladies Fornishina: Goods. I wish to say to the ladies or Wichita and neighboring cities that I have my stock or goods opened in part and am prepared to sell. In styles, quality and display my establish ment is second to none in the State. In Prices, I defy competition, feeling assured that we can satisfy both In price and kind. In Furnishing Goods, My stock is elegant and fills a long felt want in this city. Thanking the ladles for their liberal pat ronage in the past, I invite them to come and see me in my new room in Temple Building. Chicago Millinery Store. 2i-tf A. WATSON". Largest stock or heating stoves at Byers'. It Go and sec Kassel's stock or fine rings. 24-tr To Bent Cheap. A pleasant house with two rooms on south Main street. Inquire or Drs. Furley & Bus sell. ' 24-ti "Xewport" at Byers'. It Kas9cl has just received a fine lot or gents cameo rings. Call and see them. 24-ti To Kassel's for jewelry. 24-tr Fail Is coming and with it an immense- stock of new goods at Herrington's book store To Kassel's for a good watch. 24-tr In wall paper Herrington has always led in style and prices and he still proposes to do it. For any diseases or the kidneys, bladder and urinary organs, you can get immediate relict and a permanent cure by the use er Day's Kiducy Fad, for sale by 4-tr J. P. Allxk. For a good clock go to Kassel's. 24-tl 100 dozen Fruit Jars at Caldwell's Hall. China 12t4 Fruit Jars and Jelly Tumblers well'r. at Cald 12t4 Wanted. A girl to do general house work in family or four. Dk. McCot. Fifty Dozen Bogers Flaled Knives, 5. Bogers Plated Forks, f 7 to f 12, Bogers Plated Table Spoons. 97 to 912. Bogers Plated Tea Spoons, $4 to 6. At Caldwell's China Hall. Bepairing of watches and engraving a spe cialty at Kassel's. 24-tf Call on Prof. Fickelsscn for Fire and Life Insurance. SOtf Any Book, magazine, paper or periodical of any publisher that you want, call on UerringtonJ Ifhe has not got it he will order it for yon. Mrs. Mary Klentc Two doors south or the Occidental Hotel, 94 Main street, wishes to call attention to ber complete stock of HUMAX HAIR GOODS AMD ORNAMEN TAL HAIR BRAIDING. Also to her well selected stock of Fancy and Ladies Furnishing Goods. Hair combings worked up in any style at reasonable prices. Any shade of hair will'de matched from sam ple. Orders will rcceiv e prompt and careful attention. 8-tf Havilanda China In setts or pieces at Caldwell's. Card. Mrs. James Grant It Eastwood hate pos ed dress saakiag business ia thesalHiaery rooms of Mrs. Gnat, where they wilt be pleated to meet their lady IrleaaVi who are desirous of having a first-data dress made. A perfect fit gaartaleed aad tagthetion ghr ea. Price to salt the times. First doer south of Woodcock Bear's, Mala street. . M-tf Kattel hat the Saett Mae of watches aad clocks ever brought teSJae eMy. , - Kattel to seUiag cheaper than ever. 24-tf Goblets, SO cents a tett. l GehifLatateti. Gebteta wittlaitiar, , per attt. OoMett with Maaegram, per sett. Choice Vases, -Al f -" TfiLl 'it'., .ettr Hr iisasiaas tHinttf nAoMdOoroftUttfU. etatnaaaef yiarmwui that there wa he a ktM I lav Grove, Si anile taerth of Sedg wick oa the wet side ef taevLMtJe river, eetnateaeiagoatheaKh ef September, MH. Byertmefeosamittee. , 1 : j 71- & wr?5eMfriL'r,-2 anPSBGWicxv September 14, lgea.; . All Oi the popular magasiaet aad aB the leading daily papers la the West oa oar aewtttbic Herriagttk't. ' For parts to the geaaiae Sieger Sewing Machine, needles and best oU go to the oatee ofthe SaenXn't Coetrajnr, S-tf ttMalaStreet. Scad yoar address aa a Battel ta Bros., 108 Douglas Aveaae aad receive, per mora aMU a Garfield MHaacoekUe. f , Bitting Bros., of the Keyttoee Clothing Heate have taken the agency fer.the celebra- 'Wettera Star" shirts aad have them ia stock laundried and nnlaundried. Try them. Notice to Schools. We wish to give notice that we carry a full hae of all the school books ia ate ia the schools or this County. False reports to the contrary notwithstanding. That we also have all kinds oi' school supplies Including, Thomases celebrated inks, the only first class school ink ia this market further that we sell them cheaper than the cheapest wilt guarantee our prices. Harding & Gowdcy. New styles in wall papers goods at Harding Gowdey. anil curtains J. C. DEAN, MANUFACTUBER'S AGBNT, i WICHITA, KANSAS. - " Centennial Wind Mill for pumping or Power Purposes for running Feed Mills or Custom Grist Milts. Centennial Feed Mills will grind with thirteen foot wind and pump at the same time. , A Large Power Wind Mill can be examined In complete runnlnjr order driving-a barr stone Mill and othermachlneryalmy (arm, six roles north of town Parties thinking of turtina- feed Milts or Custom rioar Mills bad bettsr see me without mil. Also Agent for Harrison's Portable Burr Stone Mills and Combined Portable Mill and Bolt com plete in one portable frame and Chicago Scraper and Ditcher Company's Screw Pulverizers and Tongue Scrapers. PTACTICAL GUN SMITH, 119 Douglas Avenue. Guns and Pistols Fixed, Amunition and all kinds of Sportsmen' and Riflemen' Sundrie. Repairs of every description done iu an honest manner and at reasonable prices. Guns to be repaired received and sent back C. O. D., to any part of the country. t3T Choke Boring a Specialty. 2i-tf JOHN WEISENFLUE, Wholesale and Retail LIQUOR HOUSE! WICHITA, KANSAS. Best of Wines Liquors & Cigars. Will sell as cheap for cash as mjImhIj in the city Give me a call. 4A-3m NEW YORK SHOPPING- Ererrbwlv delighted with the tasteful and beautiful selection made by MRS. LAMAR, who has never filled to please ber customers -ew fall circular Juttlssned. send fur It. Address MRS. ELLEN LAMAR. 877 Broadway. Township Notice. To He votert of Attica Toientkip. Notice Is hereby given that the ilaee of all elec tions here arter to lie held In Attl-a township In Sedirwiek County, lanas, hae been chanced and all elections will be hrM hereafter at Attica Hall In said township of Attica A. 11. McCONAHlK, Trustee. J. W DRESSER, J r. XVJ Lgal Notice. J. B. Watkins, ruintln. ) TS Geo. I). Mounts, James I. Monnts, Samnel Mounts, Nannie Mounts and Belle Mounts. Defendants. Hamnei u. nonet ana ueue Jiounu, or we SUte of Illinois, will take notice that J. B. Wat kins did on the 3rd day of September, A.I. 140, die his petition In lhe District Court in and for the County or Pedgwick. in the State of Kansas, against Geo. D. Mounts. James L Mounts, sam nel G Mounts, Nannie Mounts and llelle MounU, defendants, setting; forth, that the said Geo D. MounU, James L Mounts, Samuel G. Mount', Nannie Monuts and Belle Mounts tare a mort gage tetbesaidJ. B. Watkins on the west half of section number four (4) town number twentj nlne (20, range number two (J), west of the sixth Principal Meridian, containing 129 acres more or less, to eeenre the payment of SIM 40, according to certain notes referred to In said rnortcace, and praying that said defendant may nay said sum now claimed to be due, with Inter est thereon, or that said premises may be sold to pay the tvtie. The said .Samuel G. Monuts ami Belle MoonU are therefore notified that taer are reeulred to appear and answer said petition oa or before the &th day of October. A. I. lv, tit said petition will be taken a true and confeaeed against them, and judgment wilt be rendered against them (together with the other defendants herein named) for the sum of ails 40, and In terest thereon, according to the prayer or said petition and a decree rendered foreeer barring and foreclosing them and each of them, and alt persons claiming nnder them, or either of them, of all right, title interest or claim In and to said lands herein before dewrlbed. ami for tho costs of this action J B. WATKINS, rialntlft By Johnson ft Bertram, hit Attorneys. Attest . C A. Vaa New, Clerk District Court of Sedgwick county, Kansas, S-3 Hedge! Hedge 1 Hedge! Hedge Six Dcwoaaa Taocs. TOST -CLASS EUttX PLUTO Raised oa his tana aa CaisaouB creek tor sal by 0,1 HENRY SCHWEITEB Notice for Publication. land orncE f at Wichita, kanuu, fteptembtr 13 IM0. I Notice Is here by pleen that the following-named settler ha Did notice that he wilt appear with his wlteewei to make final proof In rapport of M claim, before this cmce oa Monday Octo ber Igts, 10 ; William E. Walker. D S. No. UTS), frttiejreta!forsonth west quarter aad southeast quarter or sooth wet quarter of section twenty-fire township tweatr-elifet eoatfe of range Sweet and naarse the fol!aLg aa his wltoeseae to prove his eoatlnnos renideaee imassd calaraUea of eaid tract. l t 1. 1 Foe, Jofca rerry, Joseph Rboads aod A. J. Wright each of Dla&s PostoSVe, jsedgwlck Cow ry Kaoaa R. L. WALKER, asajslsrv L W. Cronch, Attorney. aV urmtxaoianm. Maaataetarers aad Dealers la Harness & Saddles, SADDLERY UAKDWAKE, We hare jest received a. large 1st ef Leather from California, direct frost the Tannery, which we are ataaafct taring ia Haraew, Saddles, Bridles, ftc We hare the largest sad Went CoatpIHe Stock erer, offered ia-Use city- We aafce a specialty of good work Mi her-" Bet aad saddles, a aoae hat saeiata aechaaks are employed. Byse defcag welesreertabtrMtedaanteaeiTe trasse. Ererrthiag gMraateed as rtpriaeatea. Aar'desJnag anything ia oarliae please gireavs can. Smith k, McCoas THElRHILAtfElSr? fm? -nmiiQmM i EATiTi BlffajSOSsT We hare already received ear satire Sleek ef FaM aad Witter Gee r tkecoaUag seaioa,aad csa assure oar Stock that erer eotae to Seataweatora gr Oar Steel 'of Dry Good is complete ia aM Deaartateattvaad aB the Latest Noveltietia Draw Goods. jy We have aa immense line of Table Liaeat, Madias, SWrtiagt, Haed kerchieft, Hosiery-, Etc., ia which we can show yoa some Decided Bargaiae. 7 Oar stock of Flannels aad Blankets were boaght at the dote ef Wat year before the great advance ia Woo!, aad are fully 33 per ceat. cheaper thaa they caa be bought for to-day! CsT Ia our Clothias- Department we full suits (Coat, Pasta aad Vest) from 3 would request you to examine before BOYS', YOUTHS' AND CHILDREN? CLOTHING, A SPECIALTY. .v Our Boots 'and Shoes have all the Pennsylvania State Penitentiary, and If they doa't give satisfaction briBg them (J3T Wc buy our entire Stock in Large Quantities direct from the Manufac turers and doing business on very light expenses, wc caa afford to sell our goods lower thaa any house in the City. JA Call Ia Respectfully Requested.,, ." Terrible Slaughter! q" 2 rjn GEO. INNES & CO. COMMENCE TO-DAY, AUGUST 9, A SPECIAL, CLEARING AND REDUCTION SALE. In order to reduce our Stock, which is too large for this time of year, we shall make Sweeping Reductions in every department of our house. Remnants. We at this time make it a boldness to clear our stock of all remnant and odd Iota of good and many lot or cbolre good will be closed out much below their ealne. nujsinerSllks.StolS. Black Cashmere. 3 to 7 j aid. Colored Alpacas, t to 11 janU rail Drew (.nod. 2 to 12 janls Cotton Dress Goods 4 to 10 jard. Mlks and .Satins, all kinds rine CaMlmeres, 2 to 3 yard. Cheap Caolmere, 1 1-1 to 6 yard. Waterproof. 1 to 1 jard riannel and Jean, all lengths. Lace. Ribbons, VelreU and TrlmmlDg. Napkin. Towel and Embroideries 111 -hop Lawn and Swisses Bleached and Brown Mujllns. Callcoeesand Gingham. Lawn and Linen Lawn. Cretonne and Curtain Good . hterllug of all kind aad length Ezeeptlonably low prices will be made on the following line of govl during thl upetlalsale I Dress Goods. AU Wool Booting reduced from aoe to c A beautiful lot Lawns st ! worth IV Handeome Linen Lawns reduced lo IS and Jflc Choice Worsted Drese bond to doe oat at lie ranch nnder value. Brocaded Trimming silk reduced Tekln Btried Trimmings, silk aod Satins, at one half their raloe Grenadines do-log at let than hair their raloe Towel and Napkin, special offering at rery low price G-EO. I3ST3STES Sc CO. The Leaders of Popular Prides, Next to the Post OSce. SOMETHING NEW. The Improved Monitob Oil Cook Stuvk- Tmr Onlt Aaor.L-nT.y Safr Oil Stove jk the World! CONVENIENT. PRACTICAL. USEFUL. Be am to look at this Celebrated etott, whMt will do all the work of aa etwhaary n4 er seal 'tore faad mora of It better) without besting lb hoeee, mafclsg It a matter of health a well a of emtyvmr. No. 1, Single Store, oaly - - No. 2, Double Stove, only - - -ON EXHIBITION' MRS. NELLIE T. CASTER, e-w CALDWELL'S HAS JUST OPENED A NEW LINE Of DINNER AND TEA fcETS IN THE FINEST PATTERN'S OK Decorated Wedgeirood WaTe. ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CUT GLASSWARE, BOTH EN. GRAVED AND PLAIN, CHOICE MAJOLICA WARE, PLATED BASKETS AND ROQUET HOLDERS. WEDDING PRESENTS JSP AW aetser Crate X tfe Cheap While Graaavai Tea Met at &J23PS. tr ?- r jtffetS tfb- i n & -?'' Mtroaw Irieana, tat R btattlacjul saa SUIT everyone. We caa furnish to $25. We have a nice assortment aad purchasing. been manufactured expressly for ae at every pair that we sell Is warraated, back aad get another pair for nothing. EXjIlS fc KATZ. 97 DOUGLAS AVENUE. J? O XJadw the Hor Sho f Bleached and Brown Muslins. A few cases aod Bale of nch brand a Loms dale. Fruit of the Loom, Androscoggin aod WaiiuwatU. wilt be diitribated at price that will do our customer good Hosiery. We hare Introduced a new detriment during thl sale, being a ri rent Hosiery Table, loaded Jumn with Ijulle' and Mise end beat' Hot. many of which are wurtli 30 rente. Corsets. All grade, tli bentyon e r saw for the money We carry fall Hues of lhe celebrated Bortree and Dr Warner corset. In whit and color. M e hare about 109 ( rt (ndde ami end) thai eoot from floa ci SI. 7 J, will be run og al So and 7Sc. Parasols and Fans A!mot gireu away More bargain on our won derful 1 and 10 cent counter Woolens. Regarding Flsuoel and other Wooleae, We ay thl. We will sell yon theee good edlvwyost caa afford to buy for next winter nee. Ia Boots aad Shoes W offer poeitlr Inducements to bay daring this special sale. t 7.00 la.oo AND KOK SALE BY- I at . 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Tayaw asTAtl o4 1 eaasty saat eieenllan. 9i- JV sastar eaaVs.. wtaans, TTsaiai laaiaaae. - My a. a. aUa; Caw aaeMBV . .; yrKmwomroajtiA'mam:iz - & i-" '-'iiiTiatlMf" emM LAXik owma &cti$t - ft w9 WaHreaVa KBasMMa 94rfpaW Pasawst 1HbVs . .. -..- -- --r r jeOHfssa aa ntiTCT anwara bbbbjk naani Mttlar aaaMeNfaa MrsH aClasaV Ittl OoUfsTraof tJSMpttt fcU t4nUe, (4 1 VMl faHT UMIVUl W tWR MWUI mm and tOetoeet. HW. v.i-eioMr. MU4twltKUM.aswta,Wt-sfM asaHp 17-t.tTllapiWWfMHIaW immbw mimtmm u : tf iw Mltlaka. M1IIC, MaVrtTVeVCWwil MMI ailorwiehuar JseAew -Cwj lek W.W. uutooenca.' ry u w ieua. aiaas. maa. issa. aa XeUc Is hereby tim Meal Mm MdeewW "' ---- "- - - " - her wltaeeeee to (sake seat Meal la eanw ber daln. beSoee ateja trHmy9m as, wsr, ets aasaw aasaswe. 9. a aa. saav low a ana ass. as, waneaipss a.ag went aad name iste Mhrwlnc a a wMs pre arroUae tesliteaea aasavaajlaaHIV TStloa ofaald tract, tls Bnhett Waiehie. talis 8.rrror. Sana A. PtTa.aM41eaaa.av aad Unmet Raraea erattsts t. O , aM tf asayC kkcewaty, Kaaea. -- " - a. l. WAUtaa. mmttm&? a.HrKny,Atloray e- t. Wenwrf Fhaalialaiisl, ' STATK OT K.VSSAi, I - l LaatyorBeda-wlek. , i, &v u tae iToeate Awr, n aasnuraaM yuaatf.f la tte-aatterorthe wtats ef H. MT atlCiy " SlJL. .TC.Hwrs.umait wsr terwa laltasslal Ml. lhe efi.elii iter, am a.itir m - ia -- w.-.- -..-, .w ,w, iwe.,. neil reeralar tstsa a h fmSail UsaHy kft for said loaaty, to be bewm aae) astd at Mi t num. la t-"- " - iiaiiatia" and mart Mate of aforesaid, on the Mth dar af ITiuhar. A.D.IiS.Ihallapletoe4.lwrrTafieMaM neat aieeanoiaia seiais aa lar admtalitrator tl. T, Asnuatetniior or ta Ntateor M. deceaeed - i 'k" cui Admlnkftrator-sNoaree, "'': 8TATOrit?t-Ai, I - Ueaatyortwdgwteft. i- iJ& in U rruhete Umrt. la aadbreaMI a ine matur or lae et late or Jew 5 otlce la hereby gteen that Lettere j iiamxi aaee oeen gran leal so in i th aetata fJohit Mrsaaaaaar. hu tr, deceae&t. by the HoaonUe, Mb tnHi evf laa ue,l. aa.1 Saa a. " loan taetnd aa-w ivuBii aaart ayeaavey aansss-asaaaaai I day ef (September, A. U. tsaav I artaim sjeesil aaassaaeaaaaaat, that theTsamet unalaTSZ' la lhe andemlgned fur eitowaaee sslasai saa laM " tivta the dale of Mid latter, sr they dar ha saas t clnded frnra any benelil of tacli eetaes. aa4 Wm II uchcUlm be soteihtbtted wllhtarawiyjats rtrlbUleofaldIeeter, they shall ha . . er barred. . CATIUKIXK .scHt!MA( eaTJ AimaiirnxoriatniateiirJaai sr, aeceated. Opening ofthe Wichita Coei, The ITInclpal of Wichita Clli hmhesSssa, notice that eald college wilt tHMllliel on Monday. October Ith, al ntlnra edta"a fa' the aeBooi building bt the rirM Ward. Notkflfe Publication. T' ivs orru-K, , j? At WlchiU, Kanaa. ejK. 3. . r Mollce U hereby glrea 't1 tK-filliinlaaaaasal. Settler ast died notice ef hi taUatlsttea Saakl final pronria niirt of his elatm, aadmaisa.1 nal entry thereof and that tald areaf MI ta StBa before thU office on Palbrday, tVtoUsr M. IfBa.. tin; Ihempeon x lid. Kg,. TltfrriSa3Ht' half nortnisesi fractional (iiarler of eav. ataam hip . . range I west and name the fuiaaMf , his wito la ru hi eonllaaneat i uiNin ami calilTalbm of said tract, la i;W h Joue and J A.9llt&aa of Wichita. Kaassa, ad W halti-k aud s M. Ileeiard of )at. wick. Kansas K 1. WALKKS. SealeairT J " Lauck, Alloray tt idicTfcr Fublkatlem. ,S. tsnorin.x,, 4 1 t Wirhlls, Kanta. Kent, , laf. I Nolle. Is berel.r alien thai th fuHewiag aaast ntlltr has flleil aollc ufharlnteaUoa haitoi flnal i.r.if In ii irt tif h.r claim tad aentre nal entry thereof befiire Ibla oMeeaa Mmdtfi UclnUr lllh. Itl, lit Margaret Hewe, "is J I l H So 1TT! or Hi. .jnlh half .otttri west oaae. ler, ee M, torntilt S, rang S weet, aa1 iimue the fullon log a her wltnee lu prere aef rotillau'xi. residence npJiindcnHlrH nCasM tract, tit Jii4j lange, John WsAI, Jaaeaa) t.rlntsler and lleory Mllljr..f IVilore. wLeeaa ' conntr, Kaiuas K I. WAI KEK, RegWUr. - II C M Juliu, Atlurney Jt "ojrTre'lr. 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