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CI i Y AND COUNTY NEWS.
WICHITA. THUItSDAY. A1T.IJ, 8, 1875.
The trees alon,j Ibo river arc lassllng out.
The prairies are warming with curlew.
J 'rait tree planting is an epidemic hero
now.
The grass is up e crai inches and grow ing
finely.
Nest hiding, anion;
order.
the birds, is now in
Gardens have been planted fur eoeral
weeks, in this pirtoi the state.
Nineteen members were received into the
l'rcsbytcriaa church bit Sunday morning.
I'arasoli and linen coat made their flrt ap
pcarcnto on our streets last week.
The buds arc bursting and a full chorus of
sweet Inglng birds are v ociferou)y cheering.
The face of nature has liecu washed by late
raln, ot her withered brown, and is primp
nowin green and flowers.
The time for holding- serried at the liaptist
Church has bem clnngcd from 11 o'clock A.
51. to 10J o'clock A. 11.
A good girl capable ol doing genera 1 lioti'O
work ! wanted. Apply at W. A Thomas
& CoV, Occident! I'.lock.
W. V. Cox kolicillng sgent for Wichita
township lias returned from the ca-t alter ar
duous labors rpcntln btha'.f or the needy.
1 he pulpits of the MethodUt and Kaptist
churche were occupied last Sabbath by mem
bers of thdVrcfcbytery of Emporia.
Otcarltccd. the uurocryman, i mailing bis
sjirlndclhcry. He and IiU tree can be
found cst of the depot, and a f.no stock he
Iia.
Last Saturday w as tlio warmest of tha v cry
w arm daj s-'thU (.pring. Tlio tjcrmomctar
fctood at 75 degri'cs In the sliado at 1 o'clock
p. tn.
Henry chwoterpropocs to ride on a wag
on filled Willi the relic of our polar wac if
it takes all summer, l'ricfly ho will peddle
Ice. Ste special.
llarcfoot boytt arc around knocking the f-cn-t'racnt
out of Wlnttlcr's poem, by mcaklng on
tarnplc stand In front of grociry houses and
begging apples and "tlch".
Several car load ol brick were brought
here from Scdgw ick city, to keep things run
ning on the new brick blocks. The demand
cscccdi the supply at present.
JlifsKmmallus'cll, of the firm of Mcllll
lanA Co., who has bi-en abnnt in Leaven
worth during the whiter, rctu-ned homo to
Wichita this week.
Hr. Hornerinforms us thnt h Iia made ar
riingmLnts with me-'-rs Harlelc .t I.ngbot
lom to handle his stone -lights point and that
hercjilcr It will be sold a! liaidpan prices.
Improvements are i ife In cv (yry pait of tow n
new dwellings, additions to oH one, added
porches grapy nrbor, palntln?, etc., and
' mw alreadj wo begin to glisten in the i-pring
sun.
Of the several hundred cvtra eopies pub
lished of last week's KtULi:, containing a re
view of the eltv'i, business but twentv-fho
cople remained on Innd the 1'ridiy morning
following.
Teams have been crossing the new bridgo
o cr the hit tic rit cr at tlio west line of Central
Ave., forsevcral weeks. The structure ocr
tl.e Ilig river Is already completed. All
done, even the approaches.
Mr. Matheis,ottliu well known linn of
llatheus, Kiiigsburry .V co. Ifansas City, was
In eTur city lait week looking alter the inter
ests of hi firm. He thinks this will be the
great calt.c point lor 1S7S.
Kwtj thing in the economy of inturp seems
to be well regulated, thoroughly systcmatl7ed
harmon.ou! blended, except burk beer tea
ton and cttj elections. Iljck beer wont come
till May, then srrc-ts will be in order again.
Townhip trustees have an Important work
to perforin this spring in connection with tho
listing of property, and that is tho taking ol
thuccmus. lllanksinttiuaions and so forth,
will bo furnished thern, and, wu believe, the
law cuu off ibo pay lor the fonrr- Ii;thcUtter
worivisucglcctod.
Jim Anderson gets away with tills conimu
nlty In the poultry line. He has several lien
I hat are lav Ing close tip to tlio golden egg,
goose billing". One brought to our ofllco by
bun, last week, matured 0 inchci around
oi:o wjj, and 7j inches tho other.
The sjiriug crop of dogs Is already littered,
the) can be teen at anj minute of the day and
In mi) direction, staggering woak kneed over
pralrH shc!... gohnf down on their jowls over
clodsord-.ublingupllkoajack knlfo in at
tempts to -;2t off foot high ldcwalk.
Joi c Ij n ha edaiBttiin ol importance jin
our am ei Using columns to Tarmers, rrcla-ht-ers
and all who lino to buy corn. Partus' in
wantot grain should go to the Depot at oner
w hero it Is h-uidlcd cheapest, and .Jocclyu
keep It in quvntilics lor all comers at car
prices.
Look out below, for what do you call it"?
S.ic, he puscd through hero la,t Saturday
wearing a linen coat and trouer. white lace
veil, pirama hat and silk parasol. It was
supposed to !c the apparition ol sprin, but
lid not materialize sum clently on account of
the Inrlrmrnrv of the weather.
'i ho 11. i:
Sabbath whoo! concert ktt '. U
da) night, under the supirvlslonofiha supei
Jntcndcnt W. J:. Stanlcj, was well attended.
Tho young folks were assisted by tho church
choir 1'nc proceeds ol tho concert are for
purtha-ingga'ibj-th school books. The sn
pcrintciident announced that the vhoa! was
preparing to givo another In a lew weeks.
Wc tco a statement In some of our exchange
to tho effect that Kcv. J. C. l'ost Is laboting to
secure the pvrdon of oc Holmes, fonncrpoI
inaslir of this city Holmes was a member
of llr. IVs chunli, and Hie I ttlcr gentleman,
wUbraam olhcis In this vicinily, novcr be
lieved Doe guilt) of the crlmo of whleh he
vs convicted
Jlr. I.ascin, who live twelve miles north
of Wichita, in Crant tow n.hip. tells us that
ho can t.o tho entire city quite ollcu In a mir
age, generally iu tho early morning when the
atmospheric conditions arc such at time that
he can even count tho house- with distinct
nc.s and certain!). Tho scene appears at au
elevation or twcho or thirteen degrees anj
is quite eiiehsnting.
1 he district court adjourned until the nine
teenth of the proseut month, when It will heir
the Injunction .ae ol Sol. H Kohuvs. the
County fomniissloners, and the cac of S. A.
Knghsh vs. The Cltv of Wichita. Iholift-t
Is with reference to the removal of the countv
olllccrs to the Occidental l!!tck, aud the latter
is a question of sidewalk tares.
IT wc have au) subscribers who arc Iu ar
rears aud who have more voting elm tree
than mousy, we say to them that we would
like a half down trees or that variety, say
about tweut) feet hli-b, from twelve to twen
t) inUics in circumference at the butt, with
nice top and good root. Tor such ticcs
e,iheringl,b) twos' or a uiaiiv a a halt
doxm we will allow a good cvsh price It deliv
ered nt our homo w ithln tho nct ten da) .
John Kent the grevt seed man of St. l,ouI
sent evcraldoMii package or t-eeds to the
Count) Commissioner for dMribution. ln-ca-
.lohn Carjientcr and John Tinker div ided
them equally among the (liflerout townhlps
The agricultural departmsnt at Washington
sent tho fomiulsIoiiers a!o, through the
State Heard ol Igricullurca lioso! oats and
bmora corn K;d which was distributed in
th same m.nner.
At great length. ar.d often In the past vcars
have wctllscuscd the blue gra qucstiou.
If any one doubuit growing In this valley
wc a-k tlicm to look Inidc the enclos
ure ol Win. Rrlefientecii. J. n. Mead, J. C.
I'rakcr and othrrs of our citizens. Tlic gns
from tho seed sown a year ago looks splendid
aud In she Instance nvcicd solid sods arc
formed. What a grand country this valley
w 111 l.e when once eovcrcJ with blue or other
tame grass. Oreca gras thsn until after
Christmas and by the Cr-t or middle or March
In tho spring. Trie standard or average
laowuri or the atmo-tphrrc too, would b
much greater. Wo long to sea the day when
our prairies will be it leat dotted with green
pastures or blue grass.
City Election.
Tho city clc.etion passed tiff pleasantly
enough so far a good feeling was concerned;
the usual amount fliudlum was gone throng It
with ;micU as processions of carriages, bear
ing placards, like: "Do wn with the tyrants.'
"Otir city In sack cloth," also, "Vote for pu
rity and business." The omnibus w& coi er
cd with painted cloth, which through the -efforts
ofeight horses and a driver was flaunt
ed at the various voting precincts, while a
brass band tooted up and down the streets,
the whole resembling a harlequin attempt at
the metropolitan. All this probably had
something to do with bringing about the fol
lowing IlESULT.
CANDIDATES.
Mayor:
Georce E. firms
G. W. Ilobb
J&mvs O. Hope
Police Judge:
J. M.Atwood
K. 1!. Jcnitt
City Trecturer:
R. G. -Wright
It. Cotell
City Manhal:
M. 3Ieai;lier ., ,
D. r. Parks
. bmilh ,
City Attorney:
B. II Ficbcr.
Vm. Baldwin
I. M Italderston
Trraturer School Hoard:
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Jmttcei cf the Peace:
D. A-Mitchell
K. If. MlMier
8. W. McCoy
Cha. Itatton
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C A. Stafford
Conttallet:
.1 TV. McCottmy .
J-K. Iliimplircr.
Wiu. Kinij.
John Karris
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Councllmcn elected: M. Zlmmcrly, Ut ward;
John Forn y, 2d ward ; J. Kimiilneky, Si waiil;
J C l'raker, 3d veard and J. L. D)cr to fill a
eaacy School Hoard: G. P. Ilargis, Ut ward;
K. I.. .Tdcksoq, 2d wanl; A. A. Hjdc. 3d wanl;
II. J, Hills, Uh ward.
The county commissioners met on Monday.
A canvass or the vote on the bond election
discovered the bonds to have becu debated
by a deafening majority.
Last 1 hursdvy was "all fool day," a fact
not only announced but experienced by us.
I.Ike the cirly bird we were around betimes
when wc met sbcrlffMisscy who with much
fuss and leathers proceeded to show an article
ofsugar which he declared ho had made from
sorghum molasses at the same time desiring
our opinion, and hoping tint wc would not
fall to notice It, which we now proceed to do.
It was nicely granulated. With an c)o of a
connoisseur wo stired It, praising him for his
enterprise and dilating at large upon the pos
sibilities ol the future sorghum crop. Just
there we should have thought of April 1st and
stopped, but w c didn't. We tasted it. Of all
the vilhinous compounds that over went Into
a poor editors mouth, that mixture of salt,
uugaran.1 pepper was me vuet. l.clOrc wc
got through sputtering, spitting etc., the
meek eyed shcrifl was two blocks away Inno
icnlly reading a sulipecna to a witness In a di
vorce caso. Hut docs ho suppo'o that wo will
cver.'orgct the Indignity, never. Wo have
heard of birds being caught by sprinkling 6alt
upon their tails hut a mixture orsalt and su
gar Is too thin for an Kaoi.i:.
Alter all, AVIchllVs lato t're cm only be
viewed in the light of a "blessing .n di-guW'
even if the diguic wis a hot flame that con-
sumeun good m-iny hard earned dollars.
Tho unsightly gap mide right In the business
center ol the town is already being filled up
by two substantial and permanent business
houses whleh aro being built by Geo. Sals-
bur)- cq, and Hope &, Itiehard. Tnreo
more oftlic loU made vacant by the firo will
bo supplied right away with permanent brick
buildings. J. II. Herington will erect a line
two story business house upon the cite of the
old Southern hotel. Jlr. Tcwsberry ol New
Hampshire has Instructed mes5rs. Steele &
Levy to replace his lo-trrame with a pcrnn
ncntbilck, and Will Woodman tells u that
the linn ol W. C. Woodman .t Son hav e de
termined upon electing a brick business
house in place of the ono detro)od for them.
v hen all tlieso builuings aro creeled and
with tho First National Kink and Todd A,
Uo)al's building on tho north, tint block ol
our city may be called pretty sale.
Champion walkits oarsmen, and fightlsts,
have all received through the press, the full
meed or praic. vet has nothing, or vcrylittlo
lirci tnlil until now, on Ilia mlyut r iiamj..
on bridge builders. Wo have this individual
at Wichita, In tho person of W. J. Iiobon,
who has just completed the illth bridgo built
by him, oyer the Arkan-is river. 'Tho con
tract for this last bridge, spanning both river
wa3 taken on the 1st day or March, and com
pleted, accepted and paid for on last Tuesday.
Tho structure is substantial, M hundred feet
long, anil built oNnrd wood, well braced,
with abutments on piles driven twenty feet.
Mr. Hobson goes hence this week to Peace,
Kinsas, on tho Atchison, Topeka & Sant-i Fc
Kvilroad, where ho has taken a contaact to
build a bridge ov cr the P.lg Arkansas, JCO feet
long, at a iot of S'l.CCO. Tins, when com
pleted, will mako tho sixth structure ol the
kind he ha placed over tho same river, and
within a radius or a hundred mllc.
Loon Touquet has returned from a winter
spent in tho vicinity or his childhood's home,
noir Paris France. His father and mother
came with him and they will all work togeth
er on Leon's fine farm, northwest of here
twelve miles. They brought n any seeds and
culling from Franco that if got to giovv Ing
here will add a new feature to the produc
tions of this soil and climate. Mr. Foqtiet the
elder, is an experienced grape grower and or
clnrdcst and wo expect, not many )ears
hence, to cc Fieneh wine, homo made, added
to the attraction of our hotel bills of rrc.
Wc welcome them to this laud bo It o or not
and tnit they will all livelong and bo con
tented and happy.
Several of our fanners huvc told us tint in
sonic localities the chinch bugs arcquilu thick
In the pralile gras. and Inve a'ked us our
opinion of burning the grass to destroy them.
Aarutowe are opposed to burning off the
prairies, either In tho fail or spring. No doubt
ihcanmivl destruction of old grasses cflccts the
moisture ol the almosphcro to a lirgo degree
b) destroying its natural humidity. Hut ihe
the suggestion of burning up these pels by
liring tho prairies, seems a wise one. and wc
should like the views ot experienced pralrlo
f irmers upon this subject.
Tho In-coining coach from Wellington, last
Saturday afternoon, was met this side of E'
Pao by a party In pursuit or a hor-o thief,
w ho had at "pcepodn " that morning, rodo otl
a dapple grey, tho property of ono or tho pur
suing u.ty. The thief had left one or his
ganntleli In the -table, a ncat-looklng glo e,
showing tha wearer to bo small handed as
w til as liglit-tingered. Tho party swung away
oi cr the prairie on the trail, w aiing the gaunt
let high ia air. while each anxiously clutched
the lariat rope hung to hN (.addle pummel. A
determined look was in each face, indicating
that ifcaught. thcthicr would lore hMdcntity
in tills world, speedily enough.
The new and elegant ock ot poods just un
boxed. at the store or AY. J. Hobson, Main
street, two door north or Woodman's bank,
includes an cudle-s aariety of new. styles and
the bct brands of ladles' shoes and slipper-,
alo gentlemen's wcarot cicrydc-crlption, in
the way of hoots and summer shoe. Call and
examine this -lock. The entire outfit, includ
ing fUrul-liing goods print, itc, wa- select
ed with reference to the well known taste or
Mr. II. 11. Lilt, in charge. The fhcapest cah
-tore in town, remember. . '
' T. C Hull-ton and Milo 11. Kellogg swap
ped property ta-t week. Hull-ton gao his
farm twclie miles north of town ia exchange
for Kcllogg's hou-end lot on Emporia Ave
Mr. UuUston ha demonstrated the fact, after
a thorough tct, that he I not a farmer.
He i a t iccbinic and a good one. A regular
old time, five years to learn the trade, black--mith,
williugto engage in the buslnc-s pro
vided he cu get employment. He was pop
ular In his neighborhood, a thickly settled
one, and could influence a con-idcrable trade
to his employer.
Marion Centre, March 31, 1ST5.
Mis. Editor : In your paper, dated March
1Kb, 1 notice reference made totho watch pre
sentation at the 31. E. Conference, held at In
dependence. In that notice you say that '-Col.
Iluckner, ihe gallant commander of one orthc
best regiments Ohio sent to the war,"!snow
the preiidlnr clderot thU district. Icallaour
attention to tho tjet that he was colonel or the '
glorlou- old Seventy-Ninth Illinois regiment, j
in-tead (fan Ohio regiment. Pleisc mako'
the correction, and say that hc.tnakcs a good f
prc-ldlng elder. "
Your rjre tfu ly i
C.A.SlX,
An interesting and instructive article on ed
ucation will be found on our editorial page.
The proceedings of the presbytery, which
met here last week, will be found on our sec
ond page.
The annual .Meeting of the Sedgwick Coun
ty Agricultural Society, for the election4 of of
ficers, was held in Eaglo Hall last Monday af
ternoon. A report of the proceedings will be
found elsewhere.
Jones Bros, have secured the valuable ser
vices of Col. 11. Stewart as salesman, to assist
n disposing of their Immense stock of groce
ries and queensware.
Without further notice, parties who have
engaged hedge plants of Mury Schweiter
are requested to call for them as the demand
is growing so fast that it will be" impossible to
hold tbcm longer than this week.
Our county treasurer's quarterly report was
received one day too late, but will appear next
week. The report is very full and shows Mr.
Woodcock to be an accurate and prompt offi
cer, which everybody concedes be is.
Dr. C. C. Furlcy was summoned by tele
graph to Nashville, Tuesday evening.' His
wife, who is on a visit to her mother at thvt
point, is dangerously ill.
As proof against the report that there was
any citizen here willing to sacrifice himself, or
to spend money for a petty city "poslsh," wc
offer the fact that at this office alone, seventy
live different combinations were made, the
number of tickets exactly aggregating 21,300.
Hon. Jolm J. Ingalls paid this commu.
nlty a visit last Wednesday. He expressed
surprise and gratification at our growth and
apparent pro-pcrlty. Senator Ingalls left on
Thursday morning's train for Atchison, lie
looked unusually well and was In the best of
spirits.
The Wichita L.efiLi: is out with a big histo
ry ot Wichiti, its business and prospects. Wc
hopo they are as good as the Eaglk repre
sents them. Leaztnicerth Timet.
A "doubting Thomas.'' As good as repre
sented, or course they arc! Como down and
see us, Colonel, and wo will warrant that you
win ne constrained to exclaim, like the hltor
fcal queen, aud like thousands who have vis
ited our)oung city, "hi, the half has not been
told inol" A stroll along the principal thor
oughfares ot Wichita would remind jou ol
Leavenworth in the da)s of 'C1-C5.
To all subordinate granges in Sedgwick
county: You are requested to send your mas
ters, past masters, their wives, (who arc ma
tron) one delegate for every thirty members.
and ono lor every fraction of thirty equal to
liltccu, to a meeting to be held at Kaglo Hall,
Wichita, 'Ihursday, April IS, for the purpose
ol organizing a eeimty grange. It is earnest
ly hoped that every grange be fully rcpre
ctcd. L. A. DoksY,
Scerctary County Council.
Sl'KCIAIi NOX1CLS.
Bridgo Notice
Wichita April C, 1873.
L'r. Kvclk: Ily order of tho board of di
rectors of the Wichiti lJridgo Company, we
wish to Inform the people of Sedgwick coun
ty, and others that on and alter Monda;
April 12, 187S, wo will lose the bridge for re
pairs for a few da)s, alter which it will be
opened as a toll bridge, with a marked reduc
tion in the toll. This action is altogether ow
ing to an iiisutlielcncyof runds for its pur
chase at the present time.
J(cpcctfully,
C. 1 Gilbeict, I'rcsidcnt.
N. McCliies, Sec. W. D. Co. l-2t
To UUILDLKS -MJ COXIHACTOKS. Being
largely interested in tho prosperity ol AVichi
ta, I have made iirrangcmcuts with Hurtle &
Longbottom to furnish stone and lime at great
ly reduced prices.
Tho best lime will be sold at thirl) -liv c cents
per bushel at their lime houo near the depot,
and orders rccclv cd for stone at from four to
five dollars per cir, according to quality, par
ties pa) Ing their own freight.
This arrangement docs away with jour men
who hcretoloro have inade.btiildiiig material
so expensive that none but the rich man could
have a foundation or cellar under his house.
Now It will come within the reach or all to
enjoy the luvury of a good cellar.
I will promise )ou good, full car loads of
stone, snd the very best of lime.
A. T. llOUNER,
Florence Quarry.
llcnrr csiiinetiur win run an Ice wagon
regularly during the entire scaion, to all parts
of tlio city. im
Allen is handlm: corn and oats by tlio qusn
tlty and will sell a low as any one dare sell.
4IMf
Tie peaches only 20cts a can, at Allen's 49-t
Wc are prepared to compete and will, with
Within, in goods aud pritc, .1. G. Duns
comb, West t ichita. 4S-2t.
Take j our hides to C. 31. Garrison, the old
est hide buyer in "Wichita. 27-tf
Wanted to trade, ten shares of Occidental
Hotel flock for country or city property. For
further information inquire at this oflic. 4S-ti
Knowing that vrc can buy, at Alien's, cider,
pips lect, California honey, buckwheat flour,
Mijjar.loaf sj rup, saucr-'-nut, etc., shouldn't
ttc be happy? 4(t-tf
Ono marble soda lountsin and generator,
ucd one season, for sale cheap.
JlKYtr. iCo.,
Utl Hutchinson, Kansas.
Wanti:i. FI c hundred mulberiy posts,
Inquire of A. T. I.ouusbury or C. C. Allis-
ton. 40tf
Fine farm for sale on the While water. One
hundred and sixty aerc ol rich land, part of
which Is culthated; houc, stable and corn
crib on tlio place. ANo, 3 stock ranch of six
hundred and ninety-four acres. All tllablc
land with li lug water. Both places for .ale
cheap. Apply to Win. L. Pratt, Augusta,
or at Cha. K. Deanc's lumber yard, near de
pot Wichita. 48-tf.
Two hundred sets of w. g. teas,
Fifty sets of w. g. codecs.
Six dozen of w. g. ewer and basins,
Fifty dozen ot goblet,
Six do7en of glass sets,
Phted ware, iory and rubber handled
kiiic, and best a-ortment of cutlery in
Southwestern Kaiisii, at Caldell A Tils
wortbV. i-tf
Sweet potatoes, sweet potatoes At Cald
well & Tits worth. 00-tf
Emllio Bu.cr will open an cmbroidcrv
school for ladles and children for teaching all
kinds of fancy work, as silk embroidery, can
a's broidery, crochet, tatting, netting, knlt-
Itlng. Ilcideuce on Main street. oproite Oc
cidental. .Makes taquct, children's saquc.
hood, mat"., men's c.arf, ail kinds of silk
embroidery and canas broidery. SStf
The large, (9hiouab!e and well assorted
stock ot goods jU't received from the eastern
cities bj W. J. Hobson, Is in charge of that
elUcicnt and popular salesman Henry. B. Lltt,
who isin'tructed to sell at the lowest marg
in, while hu natural charactcmlic, to repre
sent ood Jut as they arc, make this ono of
the dry goods house ot Wichita grewing in
trade and firor among the people 45-tf
Now Heady tor Orders. Alter consid
erable delay, the Kansas City Lithographing
Company are now ready to receive orders for
their map of the .tati of Kansas. Every bus
sincss man should have one. It is the only
reliable map of the state that has been pub
lished Tor a number of years back, and it i
guaranteed thoroujhly correct In every re
spect. A year's labor has been expcudd in
the compilation and engraving of the map.
The vast number of changes that have occur
red in the stat In the last live years render
almost urele ihe maps cow iu use. As this
new wall map embraces M the surveys up to
the present year, location of every town and
pot office, it becomes a necessity to ev6ry
bnsiccs man. It is four by -even fret In size.
Price $10. Address Kacia City Lithog-iph-ing
Company, Ksnas City, Missouri. 42-3
A new lot ol. pumps and pipe recleved by
Shiichteri Ruell. SStf"
The Franklin Cook stove, best in the mark
et at shlichter Russell's Svtf
Tho lightest manny breaker, Isthe"KceK"
which you And st SbSeater BosseU'c. COtf
The best tinner it to be lound at Shlichtcr
and UusselTs sstf
English -piced rolls at East and West Gro
cery, Terr nice, try a slice. 41-St
Spiced pigs feet st J, 3J. AUea's Grocery.
Patents on all land entered prlorto April
1st, 1874, are now ready at the land office. It
would be well Tor tie parties to whom the
patents belong to get them and hare them duly
recorded, which may tare a long and tedious
litigation at tome future time. 44-tf
TO MV CC8T0MKBS JJXD TH PUBLIC:
Having purchased the Interest of H.
Schweiter in the old lumber firm of Schweiter
Davidson, I will be pleased to tee my old
customers and any new ones that may see it
to their advantage to call and see me, before
purchasing anywhere else. I intend to keep
good grades of lumber, and won't be under
told by any firm in "Wichita- X purpose to
deal on the square with all persons doing bus
iness with me. Call and tee me at the old
stand on market street, between Douglas ave
nue and First street. Very respectfully
Jobtit Davidson;
Lost. A brown tetter pup four moatha
old. Any information leading to the recovery
of the tame will be paid for liberally at Dieter
Si Kiscrs barber shop. S0-1L
Judd Herrington has a large assortment ot
diaries for 18K, which he is offering at cost.
00-tf
All varieties ot garden
AllsnV
and held
tectfi, at
W-tf
William Tucker is prepared to plow town
lots on short notice and in the best ma- er,
guarantees not to injure fruit trees or shrub-
cry. Leave orders at Caldwell tTittswortu.
The old patrons of the Diamond Front gro
cery, will find W S Corbett at Miller's brick
store, ote door South of the old stand. 02-2t
No oetter place to get a square deal and
good groceries, than at W S Corbett's in Mil
ler's block. 5e-2t
W S Corbett's business has more than
doubled the last two month?.. Ills motto Is
good goods and squire dealing. 52-2t
Miller's room at No. 23 Main street, is now
occupied by W S Corbett, who has added
largely to his stock of choice groceries, and
now can ofler superior Inducements to custo
mers and others. 52-2t
Sirs. Buscr just received stamping patterns
lor silk embroidery and braiding: also em
broidery and saddler silk in all shades. Will
teach school girls Saturday morning and after
noon. SlT
Faiui FOR S ale. Northeast quarter of sec
tion 11. township 29, range 1, east. A good
house with two rooms, 40 acres or land bro
ken, hedged on three sides, well improved and
for side cheap. Ad'"lniag El Paso.bridgc. In
quire on the premises.
50-2t Gro. Rirriin.
An eighteen hundred and sev enty-Ove pocket
diary, can be had at the pest office book store,
at first cost. W-M
Ludlam & Crawford have a large supply ot
millet seed in store. 51-tf
A large stock ot;wall jiaper just received at
the I'ostofllce bookstore ol-tl
A Cholco variety ol wall paper at the!'. O.
book store new st) les and shades. 01-tf
Wallpaper, wall.paper, wall paper in every
variety, at the 1. O, book store. 51-tf
Ludlam & Crawford have just received
thirty bushels or Osage orange seed, which
they will sell at low down fl'itres. 51-tf
Ludlum & Crawford are prepared to furnish
Early ltose, potatoes In any quantity desired.
50-tf
Seed potatoes Early Rose at Luulum &
Crawford's, next door to the nost offlee.
SO-tf
Farmers and feed men ill find a large sup
ply of corn for fectl and seed, at I.udlini .V
Criwfords, next door to the potoilicc. Ghc
them a call. 01-tf
Itenovate and dean up jour homes and
then o to Hcrrington's and buy some nice
wall piper, and ghc them tha CnUhing touch
by putting on nice paper. &l-tf
lluy good hedge seed vr lieu you buy. Allen
warrants c cry pound he sells. 49-tf
Coal Oil, Flour, SaltI At wholeale or
ttall, by Caldwell A Titswortu. 4-tf
New Goods. W. J. Hobson, has just re
"eeh ed a splcnded new stock d! dry goed, fur
nishing goods, etc., such as black alpaccas,
1 full line of (lrcss goods, caslmerei, jean,
calicos and a general and well selected
stock of dry goods at prices to suit the times.
Call and examine our 'lock. 4s-tl
3Iincc meat in five pound pails, at Allen's,
Eist aud Wct grocery. SO-'it
National Steamship Line.
General Emigration and Foreign Exchange
OiUce, 'o. 2S0 Vet street, near Canal street
New York city. Tho above splendid line of
-learners, leave New York and the principle
ports ot Europe, every week. Ta-sage at
-really reduced rates. Persons wishing to
nd lor their friends, can now purchase from
t.c undersigned, through tickets to Wichita,
by steamer from Liverpool, Qucecstowu or
London, all needful care taken of passenger
oiiarrhalat XewYork. It. riTKlw, agent
Empire Houc. P. O. Box 19!.
Wlehlta Ks March 17th 18T3. t3-3t
VJLT-jXi'B'Y- HOUSE.
'iri'OSITK WICHITA RAILROAD DRl'OT.
Most convenient locality In the city. S1.J0 per
day. House thoroughly rt no atrd.
Stages to allpolnum the southwest call every
morning at S o'clock. Munmotb stables con
nected with the house,
tf A. RAY, Proprietor.
DR,Y" OOOIDS,
FURNISHING
GOODS,
BOOTS & SUOES, HATS & CAPS,
TIIUNKS & VALISES.
"W. J. HOBSON.
Wc hare on band, ami wili keen a
large assortment of
JDJEirSZ: O-OOHDS
To he soldchcxp for cash.
Mv Store is uudcr the direct super
vi'iouofil. B. LITT.
BANK STOCK FOR SALE.
IbTeS5,l-17ttiir
STOCK IX THE FIUST XATIOXAL BAXK
of Eltlaradn, Kaaut, srhlei I wtlj eetl oa surso
tieom tersu, as I delre t nix and oe max
moiwy, AKCIUBALO ElJJtS
2m-il Chtlica, IsaUtreo., Kan
a-o to
MURPHY & REILEY!
to boy year
GROOEBIES!
At Wholesale and fetail.
Highest Cash Price Paid for Hides!
JDOTTO-XjAS -A.-a7S.,
4th Door F.at oj DouglesAve, Routt.
NoticCi
Wichita. lhirJi27th. 1RT3
TherewUlbeameetinx of tbe Stack-holders of
ine svicmta !STin uanK, at tne banking boose,
for the election of Directors tr tbe ensuinc Tear,
ruesday, April 13th, at 4 p. A.
SOL. KOILV. TIee Presd't.
NOTICE.
U. S. Internal. Sevenae Special Tanc
MAY 1, 1875 TO APBIL 80 1876.
rpHE REVISED STATUTES of the United
X States, Sections 3232, J837, 3238 and 3239, re
nuireeverrDersoneiunuredliianv lnuineu. .
cation or employment wbieb readers him liable J
to a sr r.ui al i aa, to fkocuke AXD PLACE
CONSPICUOUSLY IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT
OK PLACE OF BUSINESS m STAMP denntmr
tar payment or sal Special Tax for tbe peclai
Tax Year beginning May 11875, before commenc
ing or conunmny susinesa aiier April 30, 17S.
The Taxes Ciibracetl within the Pro
visions of the Lavy above Quoted
aro the following, viz :
Rectifiers aaoa oa
Dealers, reUil?iqnr.. ..,,, ...25 00
Dealeis, wholesale liquor . .100 00
Dealers in malt liquors, wfeilesale ..50 00
Dealers in malt liquors, retail,..., ,....) 00
Dealers in leaf tobseco ... I... 2500
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco JOO 00
And on sales of over 1 1,000 Oily cents for
every dollar in excess of SI, 000.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco 5 00
.Manufacturers of stilts .................50 00
And for each still manufactured 20 00
And fur each worm manaDtcturcU 20 00
Manufacturer of tobacco., 10 00
Manufacturers of cigars ..nl 10 00
Peddlers uf tobacco , first class (more than
two horses or other animals) 50 00
Teddlers of tobacco second class (two horses
or other auimMs) 25 00
Peddlers of totfceeo, third class (one horse
or ether animal) 15,00
Peddlers of tobacco, foanh'class (on foot
or public conveyance) 10 00
Brewers of less than 500 barrels 50 00
Brewers of 500 parrels or more 100 00
Any person, so liable, who shall fail to coroply
with the foregoing requirements will be subject to
ectcru leucines.
Persons or Arms liable to pay acjr of the Special
Taxes named above must
nppiy 10 samuei rr.
ueput 1 xlIector of Internal Revenue at Junction
city, Kan, and pay for and procure the Special
T Stamp or'Xamps thev Deed, prior to 'May 1.
l!!75, und WITHOUT IURTUErSoTICE.
J. W. DOUGLASS.
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
OFricaopIvTinxat. Revenue
Washington, D. E. , Feb. 1, 1875. .
FRANLIN COUNTY NURSERIES
10 THE PEOPLE OF BERWICK COUNTY
I am prepared to furnish
Fruit, Shade or Ornamental Trees!
Snail Frill and Osage Hed.
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
Also to Contract for setting Orchards or Hedge
and insure. For further Particulars
Call ob or Addren
OSCAR REED. Wichita, Zas., or Iniuiro at the
Eagle Office.-
Jt-tm
OSCAR REED.
Wagon and Blacksmith Shop,
Main St., old Albaush itaml,
C. BEALLEY, Proprietor.
I stand tendy to do all kinds of work
in tho blacksmith lino on short uo-
tico aud in first-class order,
and especially do I inritc
the farmers' to call on
inc and try my
work.
A TRIAL IS ALL I ASK.
Wagons and Carriages Made and Repaired,'
GIVE
IMS. -.A. C.AJE.I..'
' aBRADLEY
Mtf
ifcCAXLESS-' & JON'ES,
west vCIIITA,
- - KANSAS.
DRT GOODS, 6R0CERIES, TDTW1RI.
namtdFood,whleh he's 111 ell at WlrblU prieee
au Kintl l Country rnrtuce un In exehante,
1'Joor at irtolrle. 5re bri.Ije toll nd rt jfuod
1. A JiCt.Vl3.
SO-tf
Weft Wichita. Kim.j
Treasarer's Notics sf Sale of School Laatis.
Omci or Coftt Iiuran, I
SJrwKk county, Ka, March II, isa
XoaeeHhprtbyeiTeBtlistlwin on satertlsy.
lb inn day ! Anl, A I l'CS. I my ofbce
offer fr eale sod kII ! rbe fclstest UWrr ia le
rl BbdlTtiM, the fUowic; tfe-enlW school
land ia jedjwlek eOBtr tt of Kjof. la-wit
ctioa as, TosrciWp , naeje ;ut.
Xe V, of ne , srprsl""! at S3 M per sere
Nw-Sof) 5SO.
of eh , " 2 SO "
v Stofae s M
Vof nr " S SO
NS,ofiiw4 " 2 JO
S Vof nw li " S
SwSofmrS, . 110 "
eVof:: " IS)
.Swofi. iw
-'of u. .. " it "
sws. of . tea
. ofssrv " in
ej of .
Bids assy V au4e karwees). t stars f Us
nu a4 S p. st
i Jrwooncocs.
OisMlirtioB Nfttjce.
Tbe firm of Hacm A CkLiaIl &u ?h Ar.
liissolved by Jnctml eoaist. J i llr4. reoir
iar. II. II. fCebifdi wilt eoattaae ttx. bai&eM,
eoUect all bills ssd jay all cUtsu f is I te Sna.
II H.KiaiAJnP-'.
Wittft San, X J , IS?. 0-t
MEW ADVERTISEMENTS.'
FLOUR & FEED STORE
0.B.IiTT3DXiTnM: St CO,
Commission Merchants.
Wholesale and Retail
DEALERS IN FLOUR AND GRAIN.
ffigtat Xtrket Priw ptU ia Guh fcr Oni.
Come and see us. First door East of
Eagle Block. IB-IT
Kaw Valley Nursery!
100,000 Apple Trees, 2 & 3 years, fiat.
130,000 UEDGE-Two years old.
50,000 APPLE CEAFTS-16.00 per thoasaad.
SO.COO VAPLE-3 to 5 ft., 13, J to 3 ft., f 10 per M.
39,000 BCDDXD Teach Trees,
also
50,000 STrE!DTiTN'Q-S
For Groves and Fruit 1 to 4 feet, $2.00 per
hundred, SKI. 00 per thousand.
Pear, Cherry, Plum, Apricots, Neetariass,
Ornamental Trees.
Small Fruits, Shades, Evergreens &c.
O Send for Catalogue and Price last. -3
E. R. STONE,-
Topeka, Kansas.
40-ly
ALE AND BEER.
WTOJd-L'J.'. BBEE?,
AND
ALE BREWERY!
A. "TTIZGAND & CO., Proprietors.
nTinz opened a Hrenery ia Wichita yt are
prepared to supply th- city and country trad,
with the best Ale and liter, on short notics. Also
Bottled Beer and Ale for family use.
BEJSR DEPOT, DOUGLAS AVE.,
Between JJain and Water Street, ,
WTCHITA, 3CA.IT.
BL. J. R"E3I-M:-E!ES
MA1X STREET, WICHITA,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
Ceepi coaitantly on hand a full line of
STATIONERY,
TV ALL PATER, '
TOCKET CUTLERY,
and NOTIONS.
A fall line of
CouiUctly on hand.
ily
A Bare Bargzin !
I will exebisj
100,000 OTGrRS
Tor Dented
Lima in. smcrER or sedswici ars.
Will waat part Or all HoUom Ia i. Th Oftrt
arc aallahle forth ttui. Addna
W. A.TILTO,TolJa Okie, T
S-la QUI, TltJCKM. Qril
WICHITA 22ZWIS7.
EMIL WEKXER Jt CO, Props.
BEST LAGER BEER & ALE
alsrsr oe saa4
Orlersfraa aJiroad Soiieited aadfrsaBj'Sr'
tendriSa.
OFFICE KO. IT 5IATX STBEET,
WICHITA,
Tf 4 VT
tf-5-'
LAND! - LAND! ;LAND!
s . A "
'ste'ble ac 'xjimVirV
Real Estate Brokers and Insurance Agents
Near Northeast Corner of Main, Street ami Dock Avowe,
(OfpMete tka Iak Blee)
WTCiU.'.L'.A,- SBIX3- W J.J3st OOUJMIL'Z. IKLAJNCSAS.
TKC OLDEST
Agents for the RED STAB and AMERICAN Line of StetUMaiM. Tkksto aM at towwt k(m t m4 tnmM mmV
la EUROPE t awl fre all poiHtaUKAKSAS. -
Below will be fouBd aiwrtial lkt of lutda tkat we kart for sale, aad wkkk ia waaa id aaek weak. ParUaa wlaalaa
to ezaatiae or pnrckaae laada will iad a coareyaace oa haad to aay of tkeat, frca afeaarge. AMwapaitj aarrtaii?
for parties at a distance ia careful! j- (elected aad penoaall v exaauaed. Ia coaaeetiaa with tka real eatate aaaiaeaa, wa
bare aa Abstract of Title o&ce, showing all transfer. by deed or aaortcage, lieaa, Jadgawata. er delects ia tMe te aay
laada or lots ia Sadgwick coaaty, aad therefore caaraaty .the title t8 aay property aarcaaaed thraagk tkia asltf.
tjoiieetiBf rests aaa payiaa; taxes aneaaea to promptly.
. OOSREJSEOITDESrOB SOLIOITBD.
iTTA faithful adherence to duty in the interest of oar patroaa iaTolTes caatiaaal'aCc work aad Mee)aaa aar
"caBBaiagatthe jrate" of erery sew baildiBg to solicit. If yoa waat iararaaea that willaet fail yea ia the "trrlac
hoar'' faror us with a caU. Werepreseat the following coBBpaaics:
Continental, of New York, Capital $2,500,000
Phoenix, of Hartford 'Conn.,
American Central, St. Louis, Mo.,
Brewer's Fire, Milwaukee, Wis.,.
Globe, Chicago, Illinois,.
Kansas, of Leavenworth,
la connection with the following list
we haTe for sale several tracts of land,
ranging from 1 to 20 acres, adjacent to
the city, suitable for suburban resi
dences, and choice residence lots in all
parts of the city. "Wo also have the ex
clusive agency of several of tho best
business lots in the business center of
the city. Call at our otBce for infor
mation as to price and location.
SPECIAL FOB. X FEW DATfS.
NO. J7J 160 acres, northeaat quarter aection
19, towwhip 28, 1 treat. lMce COO.
NO. 37 160 acrei, loutheait quarter ot aec
tion 29. townhlp 28, t weit, tome Im
proTeraenU. 1'rico BOO
NO.S77 IOOacrea,10mUea east of Wichita,
w.t.nl hr Vaar Mile creek. 15 acres
of hard-wood timber, 10 acres In culti
vation, 35 acres enclosed by god board
and post fence and good frame dwel
iinir, situated ina good neighborhood
and within half a mile ot Midland pott
office. Price 1400.
SO. 3$3 Southeast quarter of aection 18,
township 27, range 1 cast, 13U acres :
halt mile north of Wichita; has 30
acres of timber, 60 acres in cultivation,
14x24 11 story frame house tnfcood
condition, watered by the Little Ar
kansas river. Price .t,500.
N'O. SSI 160 acres, northwest quarter of sec
tion 14, township 27, range 1 west, -J
miles west of Wichita: 160 acres In
cultivation. 12x14 pine bouse, in pood
condition, three-quarters of a mile In
hedge. Price $2500, part cash and
balance on time.
NO. 340160 acres, 3 miles northwest of town,
30 acres in cultivation. Price t per
acre.
NO. 349160 aeres, 41 miles southwest of this
city, bottom land. Price f.50.
NO. AO Northeastquartcrof section II, town
ship 28, range 1 west, 160 acres, good
bottomland. Price sou.
A GOOD BARGAIN.
NO. 314180 acres. 7 miles northeast of town ;
15 acres in cultivation, and hedgo
rows broke. Price S550.
NO. 316 160 acres good land, 5 miles north
west of Wichita ; some improvements.
Price $800.
NO. 31T A good stock or agricultural : firm
1120 acres, with 300 acres of timber;
entire tract watered by the Little Ar
kansas and enclosed with wire fence ;
100 acres in cultivation ; 5 miles north
of Wichita. Price 19 per acre, part
cash and balance on time, secure on
land.
NO. SSA 160 acres, nertheast quarter ofsec.
Uon9, tewnsuip ai, range wc-.i,
acres inculthatlon,12xl4framehouo,
five miles northwest of town. Price
800.
NO. 273168 56-100 acres llrst bottom ; GO acres
broke ; 2 miles rroni mis city , """
east quarter of section B, ti?wn 27, 1
east. PrlcotOO.
NO. 517160 acres, 10 miles north of Wichita,
1 mile or valley centre suuiun, uiuS
the northwest quarter section 32, town
ship 25, range 1 east, part bottom and
part upland; has 10 acres In cultiva
tion, irame nuuw iim !'- . ft
w ell or water, 15 apple and 250 peach
tree, crape aud utlier small tmiia
planted. Price for next SO days $1000.
NO. 282 Northwenquartcrorctuontf,ioii-
shlli 27, range I wen, an uoii "
7 miles from this city. Price BOO.
0RE7V.X) THIS.
NO. 90 ICO acres flnt bottom: southeatl
quarter section 33, township 27, range
I cast; 60 acres under cultivation;
pine frame houc 12x10, with kitchen;
II miles from Wlihlta. Price .1,000.
NO. 250 ICO acres : 25 acres of timber, and
SO under cultivation ; corral of 5 acre
fenced; watered by Arkansss riser;
8 miles from Wichita. Price S1100;
one-third cash, and balance to suit
purchaser, secured on land.
NO. 229 A first clas Intel for sale, situated
on the corner of Kirst and Water
street, in the city of Wichita, being 2
Stories high, containing twenty rooms.
This bouse was built three years ago,
and Is doing a good buniiieM. This
property can be bought for tCCOO, ou
eaif terms. Kor full particulars please
address us.
CJTSteele & Levy are the excluUre agents
of over H0.0U0 acre of railroad lands, conipri
Ing the lands belonging to the A., T. t H. K.
railroad, In twp No. 25 A 26. ranges No. 1 and
2 eat and 1, 2 and 3 west. Tee are by far
tbe bent railroad land in Ibo Arkannas valley,
convenient to the city of Wfclilta, the large.t
and most enterprising- city wet of Topeka.
The lands adjoining those of the railroad com
pany are well improved. Townships ami
school districts aie organized, school houses
built, and schools snpiorted in nearly all ol
them.
Dt you wnt jooi larj tijtininj lovn, try ti.
NO. 302 40 aeres; northwest quarter of the
northwest quarter 01 scuon , town
ship 27, rauga 1 east; miles east ot
Wlrblta: a splendid residence site.
Price 800.
NO. 804 -240 seres; tbenortheaitquarterand
the north half or tbe southeast quarter
of section 4, township 20, range 1 east;
has 25 acres broke, and hedge rows
bioke ; 8 miles north of Wichita.
Price 1500.
NO.J0J-1C2 64-100 acrea; northeast quarter
of section 1, township 27, rouge 2 east;
10 miles east of Wichita. Price Kfl.
NO. 17 640 acres ; being the wools of section
3, township 26, range 1 west; good
bouse and stable; V acres In eultivs
IIqii. 23 acres In timber and watered
by the Arkansas river; 1 miles from
posteflce and church. Price 10 per
acre, will trade far cattle,
NO. 390 Northeast quarter of section 4. town
ship 2d, range I west, 30 acres In cul
tivation; 4U0 forest ami 40 fruit trees
planted; bouse 12x14. Price flOper
acre.
NO.SSft 10 acres, the southeast quarter of
section 2, township 28, raogi 2 west;
unimproved. Price 700.
NO. 34 160 acres, tbe southwest quarter of
section 12, township 27, rang I west;
splendid land, 31 mile northwest of
town. Price 8 pr acre.
NO. 387 Southwest quarter cf section 31.
township 27, range 1 east; 3 mik
southwest of town. Price KC
NO. 388-163 10-1CK) acre, being. Bortbeast
bouc, gexx! stable and watered by
Wttie Arsasjss. iwtiwiwcjuw
tlays for Uwl with crop 15.W jr tat.
NO. 61 100 acres; nortbJt quarter of -tlon
14, towtshlp 27, ra&je I et; 2
miles cortnea.t , beibptoti
cpland. Price VT
NO. 410 1Q acres, la sertlos 33. ttrsmsiJp V.,
cultivatiB; lSt24 ptc fci; w sirr
ed by the Arkansas river; S jrik
oath cf lows. Price XSA.
fJTIf ysO eaesftt Bad airrtilngSa t4ss c4- J
uasss that suits yn 3 at war nxm, conser i
of Hals street tsi Dv3u avensa. 1
Tbe coautlc of &d?Uk, Saaaser,
J4iif
raller
XenecaJi.
coonlrr
tion
ritBg ft ixrtru to zvelr tmia w.dlb. OJfa-.tyeaw. ,f JeM aisirsUtirl S3b iki tuni f T!i "".
Walnut aad Wiit-ewttcr riycrs .HHU u JWafl ,hprtz . Grant VWbMm fw4 Cintlu m3t7 dVrf r. , '
with fcrtiM raiwy. j ce mjsj o. ae ri?y ana ur.usae js a rtcb aatwlj !. arrrat feet It, iWL A.2i7
of allkiausji tiasarpasseu, ina lirraperaiF, rauimr ci i-sitir Tataus4i ut .. f 1.. ..' . ' :
T . - . . . -s. m ..- - , .. - - " mr-m sriu .mn 5
sextioo of the ewe, anjJ ia s other part a ciie-t horn be arcfcr4 vrJO. all the :!,.; rf ?il "t"hJ?Z
caltar and scty, ara-jaaitoaa pf tk UrcoiB88lt f 6tferatfa. ThumtizmMl taJimiZ9 Al x
qsalet) lsdaweaU for aaoaey iuTetaw in H bai-
STEELE
SEAL ESTATE AGENCY IK THE
it
XO.M8 Lot So 4 In section U, township 2C.
range 1 west, and sw of sw of sectien SB?
ami wS'fnworec Jl in town , Tance 1
east. Containing 1(4 seres, has ten acre
of timber; ten acres in cnltlvallon and
watered by tbe Arkansas river, 11 ice IX.
NO i 6B acres, in Butler county Kansas, belac
sec, town S. KangeS east Agoodslock
farm tfrtc S per acre
NO. 504 160 acres; northwest quarter section
26, township 29, range 3 cast, in But
ler county, within 2 miles of Big Wal
nut, 4 miles of Douglas, 2 miles of Man
ley's saw mill; has 14 acres in cultiva
tion, and a good well or water. Price
450.
NO. 508 southeast quarter section 12, town
ship 21, range 1 west; 1) milerf from
acwion; natgooo uousc with l rooms
and cellar, barn SOxtt), good welt ol
water, 70 acres in cultivation, 15 acres,
300 grapes in good condition. Prim
S3500 : will trade for rattle. Address
NO. 421 160 acres ; northeast quarter of sec
tion 23, township 27. range 1 west ; has
65 acres In cultivation, rood story
irameuoute ncunnisiicu; a splendid
location, 2 miles westof town. Price
4000.
NO. 427 Northeast quarter section 3, town
ship 27. range 1 west; six miles nortli
wcktoftown; unimproved. Price CM.
NO. 433 South west quarter of section 5, town
ship 27. raiiu 1 west; ualiuprovcd.
Price COO.
NO. 437100 acres ; 40 feres in cultivation and
fenced with rails, good IJ story log
houc, good Well and stable ; the south
east quarter section 8. township 29.
range 1 cast, 3 miles south of Wichita. I
mc i.w.
NO. 442-160 acres ; Ijtn between the Big sp.l
Little Arkansrs rivers. 71 miles north
of Wkhita. The nor'hrast quarter ot
section 13, township 26, range 1 writ.
Twenty-lire acres In cultivation,
dwelling house 14x22. good well, hedge
rows broke, 10U0 trult and 1000 laiwt
trees planted, and school house built
on th land. Price 2000 ; one half cash
and the balance on tinio to suit tho
purchaser at 10 per cent.
We have a large number or pieces of Isnds
in tracts of from on to twrntv acres, adjoin
ing the city of Wichita, suitable for suburban
residences.
NO. 440 Southwest uuartcr of section 17.
township 28, range 2 east, containing
160 acres; 41 acres in cultivation, plus
house 14x11 with kitchen, one half
mile of hedge planted and hedge rows
broke, good well, and 30 apple ami
peach trees in good growing condi
tion, being 8 miles southeast ot Wichi
ta and S miles northeast of El Paso,
Price 1200. . '
NO. 466100 acres, In section 7, townlilp 23,
range 3 east, home 12x14, 14 miles
southeast of Wichita, aid S miles east
ofKl Paso, watered by il stile creek.
Price 650.
NO. 460 South half of southeast quirter of
section 35, township 2U, range 1 east,
and tbe north balf of tbe northeast
quarter or sectlon2. township 27, range
1 east : containing 160 acres, and wa
tered by a stream of living water; 4)
miles northeastof Wichita. Price 1300.
NO. 461 South half of the northeast quartet
of section S4, towntblp 27 rauge 1 cast.
containing 80 acres; 2 miles soulhrast
of Wichita, bottomland. Price 15uo.
NO. 462 North half of southeast quarter ol
section 27, township 27, range 1 eat,
bO acres, 1 mile southeast of Wlehlta
and alt good bottom land. Prlco 1500.
NO. 4C3Northcat quarter or section 2, toivo-
siiiiizs, range 1 east, I inserts; water
ed by Uyiura creek, 15 acres or tim
ber. 4 miles southeast of Wichita.
Price aw.
NO. 464 East ball ofsoiiltieust quarter of sle
tlon 0, township 27, ratign 1 east; KO
acres, one balfiiille north r W'lrbita.
A splendid Uxation. Price 1.W0.
NO. 4CC omhwrt quarter of section It.
township 27, ranire f weit; 1W) arre.,
3 miles wt.t of WlchlU, bottom land.
Price 650.
NO. 480 160 acre ; southwest quarterof sec
tion 52, townihlu 26. range 2eat;2o
acres and hedge rows broke; 7 miles
nortlisant of W Ichita, Price iw,
NO. 4S2 N'ortbnett quarter of section 10,
township 27, range 2 east; 15 seres In
cultivation ; water most of the scar.
Piico 00.
NO. 456 Northwest quarter seetlon27, tn
shlp2G,rngo2eaH. lt"srr-i : h ml.
iwrtbnst of Wichita. Price JISQ.
N0.4 Northeast quartercf section J, town
ship 2S. range 2 west ; & miles south
west of WIcblta ; bottom land ; 10 acrss
broke. Price 8450.
NO. 4tt-S2rtaerc;; 7m!les,oulhrstol Wich
ita; being west hstfot seetlon ft. town
ship 23, railgr" esut. Pries f IW0.
NO. 4S0 Soulhttett quarter of t"tIon ..
township 27, range I east; ti rod. north
of fair zrounds. llasalmut Sim. nt
timber; watered by the Mule Aikas- j
sasrirer; Macrcs In cultivation. Price
fw yxi aw c.
NO. 491 Nortlieat qusrter of section 27,
towmblp 27, rsnge I est; 1 mijrs
soutbeattof Wichita; a!) botbim land.
Price 83X.
NO. 432 ftouihwest mttsrr of section SS,
township 27, rang 1 eat; seeondUl
tom, commands goxl view of town
and valley 2 miles southeast of lonn;
ritlm usprosements. Price !;.
so. 4SC-Houtheatt quarter or reetlon 21, (
vo-.ii.uij. .,, range j west J 7 mi!-s
west of Wichita. PrUe ajifl.
NO. 407340 aeres fr $1000 j Ulng tbe soslii
east of section M, and tbe south west
of section 25, town.'tIs M, rng I
broke: watered brUn Arksnsas eliee- !
1. o-rs vi utnuer; st ir
-a v ira uuiuri ; jm mm rv-aa
and 6 miles north of WfcWta.
NO 4S9 Nortbeasfpisrterofsertfon3f.ti.wn
shln 27. ran?e 1 w.t. h. .t..i,... .
ble Improveswnts , 5 ir.lir. ajthft '
of Wichita. Pi-fcJ fv;,
isi. ; rawisi quarter of s.etfn 5,
township 2S, rsnge J west ; JO sere. f
cultivation; wstcrd by Onrst:
creek ; piodld bottom Und j 7 laUss
scuthwe.t o town. 2rW ffijO.
NO. 501 Northwest qnr.r of section If.
townsnip zj. race 3 esat; 4j miles
corttea.t of Wkbiu. Prfre(13t t
NO. SI
-320aeres,bIj,Btiw.tcfM.:tiu !
"U and borthw.si ef sciloa 33, tow. ,
.blpW, range 1 west; 25 ar,e M. i
?'?? TV "L". ''" witBwe,t 1
ofnlchiU; sfl .pfcndid land. Pne )
tl 1
SO. 5S9 Kouthwcst quarter etlia 21, towo 1
tiep 27. range I west, 14 snis west !
Af VVkfilu , sj4odJd fa4. p,i j
tvji. y
NO. K1J2V) acres of tvi &r sivi gran j
Und. SO m!U .t of Wirhltt, 12 !
Ue from Wmsrts, waleri fcy .
Utx sprlirc aod elsis cmk. VtU
1Z.i!0 run .
SO. HS-IW acres la secSoas I .. 1 j. towsv i
.Up a. Sge 1 ea.t . kss ,f .
Uu.r. 70 acres tn tolas tti, fe
rHrl br tb ArVsiww tiw. -Hi ,
kW sottta m w iiiits, j. mj swrtl
trat nt ftrfie Plslee -14 i f
igrksHtuvt Una, I'tU tan.
50. JVC 244 acres, tlv ewUiwri qssrtr f
-,rtii 17 n4 sAUth h.sif u! utailfxtt
f ItffsnmitipS, ftar I ,, f,r
lie tC A ljosxim, lo aartrf ey 6
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cash.
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486,000
460,000
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NO. 58oorttset quarter sevtion SI, tmtt
ship SB. rmoge 4 east, la Cowfry county ;
has 0 acres tn rood hardwood tlber"
5 cxt!J" eaWvstloti. goo, fra.
hou 16x38 with celtor, hewed T
barm with corn crib, and plank feaci
arouml Urn lot; wstered by Wateut
P ?' fh,"ai school ; sva
miles south of Douglas. Pric 8Um"
one-fourth cash, and bahwc, WW
ri wSii.1 ai K" or Steel. A
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N0.54-4outawe4 of 5(t. township 55, raw
S w.t. Improved. lrlce . Tii
borhSotj'8' -B,i ,a 6-
NO. 5U-2M iwrej 10 Kile. Bor,b 0f WlcWta.
on the Uttte Arkansas river belac
west one-half of northeast of " aal
southwest of 38. township 59, rairT 7
west, 1 mile of Valley Centrt sYaX,
has trsmy hou.e. .ub'te anU cVrn crib
watereabythrUlUe ArLanwTriver
peach cherrlss sml other fruit tree. l
good condition. Price fVj.
NO. 2-A rw. bargalP Northwest t town-
fLp.,irarT l,wt' 0innt th
town of London. In Biimtftr coSn y 1
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casu, u
u.ai3-ortj,.ast3l. towushrp ). ranges
east, In Sumner county, hsns.ri.vt
acres. 10 acres In Uml.r. acres In
cultlvaUoo hoii, 12x14, watVrI bv
r!o?ice,r,:MuU,or,Juu0-
N0.5I6-16J) acres; the southwest quarter of
""V,0"33' 0W"IP yt, range "east,
tBf of Wlchlu f baf 70 acre.
In culllvatUn, all good bottom land
goJ house and well of ..? Price
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