The Wichita Tribune from Wichita, Kansas • 2

WAGON SHOPS. W. CLARK. GKO. W.

AaTTILLBCRGII. CBI8 T. FIARCE. STATE NEWS he Wichita Subline. I UP 'JVYi I TTI TK.T i rri a a rj i a i oar im inre are wu auu carnage, -1 nvt f-ilf 0:1 as-a jmM There are two wagoaw and, -ll kaciniac fsiaase.

OslV- Va -W carriage diops here, conducted by I.B. Albaugh md -Anderson. We have been OUU1DC1 EVVUbJ 15 IU1IJ Vi A. W. YAftE, LfUr iiai PnblUlrcr.

the count) seat Ideated at Meridian Sumner county is tuny urswnwu, With the first issue of our paper, we consider it exocdient for us to inve Harch tt, 1871. i The Emporia Tribune has changed 1 1 suable to get an accrunt of Mr. Ander-on's business, but Mr. Albaugh has a Wtdnetdaj A RIO hanus again, ana tram wuas we description or the business carried on hop on Main street, and is prepared' new firm Messrs. tjttaniagnam here.

By observation and inouries we TO THE PUBLIC- i Rowlaud-we VeKet-c to be under bet I-ivery, Peed and Sale Stable. COBNER OF THIRD AND MAIN STREETS, (OITOSITE TDE WJCIIITA HOUSE.) have obtained the following DRY GOODS. erueut thsw ever Deiore. ter man a -j i4 PIANO it The. annual oi me a.

i r'uiiy aware of the intelligence aad lore of improvement which pervade the the Dcoole of Sedewick county, wf Church of Kansas begins at Faola to- Sol. II. Cohn wholesale and A 1 .1 1 rri i wichit, Kisrss. tins' liave vestured nnon-the exnerimeat efiUB-r- io" uic ury gouaa. xaey am keeD a lartre nonnrtnnr' of irrnMrini publishing a second paper in Wichita Our object is to make it a vehicle of gcifcral and useful intelligence, adapted to the wants, aid devoted to the inter Good Stabling, Plenty of Feed, Good Turnouts, Charges Moderate.

Large Wagon Yard Connected with Stable, COMBIKES MAKXKK-a FOCB Symplifying Patents. T1IB l40ST VALl ABLE PAfL ENTS EVER L'cKD IN PIANO-FORTEi. PATENT ARION, A co'qny of about four hundred boots and shoes, and are rerj Germans hare decided to loaatcia Allen courteous in tbeir dealings, county, west Ilumbldt. Geo. Smith Co have a large stock 1.

of dry goods, but deal principally in The A.T.&S.F R. i pleted to Cottonwood Falls and a'nd genJtley d-lioja, w. are running regularly to that place. can gafeJj recommend to pubHo Neosho county has over seventy miles hlTe of railroads, more than any other iSrJ! ests of the people of Kaasas in general, un ait i.iuue u. uuu carriage work.

BAKERIES. O. Martison keep a first elass bakery, where anything in that line can be bad. he also makes eakes to order. 0.

U. Nugent also keeps a bakery, where the staff of life can be obtained at all time. REFRESHMENT SALOONS. t- -S We have five refreshment saloons, two of which have a billiard hall con nected with them, and owned by the following persons Thompson Sharp, Bupy Jones, Emil Werner, II. Mar tin and Cohee D'Atnour.

LUMBER DEALERS. We have two lumber yards, kept Mr. Smith Euglish, and Wicks where all kinds of lumber is kept in sufficient quantities to supply the demand. CITY LAUNDRY. and of Sedgwick counntj in particular.

Oar selections will bo of the beat and purest character aad our editorials on the freshest topics -he day, and out local department will be filled with the 11. B. Particular Attention Paid to Buying and Selling Horses. DRY GOODS! REVFRSKD county in the state, and all built B- The apportionment bill passed the them a liberal patronage. WOODEN current events of our town and count DEALER IK AGRAFFE, no nlace to relieioas on Icislature just before it adjourned liaas Bro are preparing for aheavy political r.voltiag questions; Dia-' good stock of dry Boot.

Shoes, F. COTTON, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, No. G2, Water Street, "Wichita. Kansas- Graining, glating and paper hanging promptly JUpatfaed. eto.

Doctor Lewsllea keens a efineral aun tnct. The Topeka Daily Commonwealth i py store, such as dry goods, groceries, PATENT ARION- Groceries Provisions comes out with a new heading, which boots and shoes, hardware, ate. C. MABSOLF, is a good iud.catbn that it is prospering. Information from our exchanges cast indicate that the immigration to Kan- COMPOUNDS The city laundry is kept by Mrs.

MV MILLINERY GOODS. Mrs. Drew has a good supply of laiies' faifcv dress goods, and in fact WREST PLANK. Green and Dried Fruit of all Kinds sas tho coming season will far exceed a complete stock of millinery goods. GUOCKRIKS.

previous year. Common- that of any wealth. Carty, to whom we recommend tuose who wish to have their linen made clean FERRY. A goad ferry is kept running during high waters, owned and managed by A J. Green way.

TONSORIAL. ut private partnau cnaractcr. The Tsibufb will worship no men, and be devoted to no parties bat on questions of national or state politics, will adhere to the principles of the Republican party. The common good is our object, and in seeking this, we will have especial regard to the moral and intellectual improvement of the la boring classts the great sinew of all civilised communities. While this paper shell worship no man, it shall vitu psrate none, except when the public welfare demands it.

It will be fearless and independent, reproving vice where-ever found, unawed by wealth. We are fully aware that to start a pa per here is, apparently, a wild venture on our part, but we have confidence in the people here, and believe they will Canned Fruit GOO EUWSI' PATEMT ARION GENERAL NEWS. Geo. Johnson have the largest stock of groceries in town. They also keep on hand a large stock of glassware, queensware, and notions.

K. Diokey, has a moderato supply of groceries. He also keeps a news depot. Chas. Meech Co have a large supply of groceries, common and fancy Contractor FULL The Prussians hare evacuated Paris.

The second German army corps has OOMMON AND FJLNCY CANDI IRON FRAME. Chas. E. Cast has a very neat shop on Main and is preparing to put iu bath fixtures so as to accomodate the public at suoh times as this, when the air is full of dust, and the river is in cenieetionery, apples ana garden seeds, PATENT ARION. RAISINS, NUTS, PICKLES, ETC.

accessible. J. Thompson holds forth in his easy commenced its homeward march. The Emperor and Moltke will remove their headquarters from Versailles today. A strong effort will be made in congress this week to pass a bill abolishing the duty on coal.

From the preparation making at Chis elhuast, it is believed that Napoleon sustain us in our if we but enterprise, enterprise, ohair at the Arbor Restaurant, reedy to "lather and shave 'em" at any time. SUSTAINING IN TUB LINE OP MERCHANDISE. IRON de our part toward furnishing a good paper. We therefore present this the initial number of our paper, to the public, with this opology that having to AND BAR. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

F. C. Martsolf is prepared to fill contracts for buildings of any size -or DRUG STOKES. J. P.

Allen has drugs enough to sure all the diseases human flesh is heir to, and is doing a good business. Aldrieh St Simmons hare a general supply of drugs and medicines. HARDWARE. Geo. Schlichter, wholesale and retail dealer in all kinds of hardware, such as farming utensils, pumps stoves, eto.

C. A Bailey Co. have a large stock of hardwure. M. Zimmerly, dealer in stoves and tinware.

Abie tinware made to order, stvle. He employs a large number of We bare in stock a large -assortment or GARDEN SEEDS, which we will sell at the lowest figures for cash make our selections from old papers, we may have put in somethings that some of our readers have seen before, but A FEW REASONS workmen, and complete his work with neatness and dispatch. James Lies, contractor, is doing a good iir ohjeet in this issue is to show the style aad character of our paper. VT1IT THE While laboring for the interest of our Arion Piano and rspanng done with neatness and young aad prosperous county, we ask sufficient patronage of the people here to enable us to keep our paper up to the Builder, will join the Empress and there remain some time. The state fair buildings in New Orleans were burned on the 5th inst.

Powers statue of Washington, belonging to tho state was destroyed in this fire. Berlin was brilliantly illuminated on the night of the 4th. The Empress and Princess drove through the streets and were received with great enthusiasm. Theirs declines to make a treaty of commerce with Germany on the ground that it is necessary for France to imitate the United States and restore equilibrium by high tariffs. The so-called revenue reformers claim that a revenue reform republican will be appointed chairman of the house Erervthing and anything that is wanted or Md will fouad at my iUr, corner of BROAD A PINE STREETS, present standard CUAS.

MEECH CO. dispatch. FLOUR AND FEED. S. C.

Johnson keeps a good supply of flour and feed on band, which he sells at very low rates. IS SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS. THE SEASON busiuess. 1. W.

Snyder St Co. are engsged in the carpenter business, and from what we have sc of tbeir work we believe them to be good workmen. Lndlum Lindsley are prepared to take contracts for building, and do general carpenter work. Henry Sehweitcr, contractor and builder, will also furnish lumber if desired. WHOLESALE LIQUORS.

Jas. II. Dagner, and Shatner Si Short, have wholesale liquor establishments, where everything in their line can be obtained. REAL ESTATE AGENCIES. We have three real estate The A Ii I AON PIANO-FO 1-TE La saunter Hamilton have a large stock of flcur and feed which they are Greater Dower than any other Piano COTTONWOOD FALLS, KANSAS.

Wichita, Kansas selling very low, as will be seen by our market reports, reported by them. HARNESS DEALERS. Chas. P. Garrison, and J.

Peyton SOL. v. zona. Porte manufactured. It will stand in Tune longer.

and in its mechanical construction it is more perfect, and therefore, more durable, than any instrument construct in the usual modern st via. a. SSsfceg. JPQts committee of Wavs and means, and if Special Attention Ii called to ray ex ten sire flock of manufacture all kinds of harness and saddles, aad also do repairing. STATIONERY.

TT EW YORK STORE. If our paper is not as good this week na some of our readers think it onght to be, we simply give these reasons why it is not better than it is. In the first place wc started from Cottonwood Falls with too big a foad for our teams, and had to leave some of our material among the articles left was our -composing sticks, head rules, dash rules, leads aird slugs so that printers wilt know the difficulties wc nave had to acootend with. We Would not have been able to get out as soon as this had it not been for tho favors we have re ceived at the hands of Mr. Hutceisoa.

of the Vi Jette, for which he has our ainoere thanks. While we are trying to famish our readers with a gocd local paper, wc hope they will come up and give ok their patronage, as it is impossible" for us fo run a paper without money. Baldwin Smith, Steele, Roc XTBrifRt there is a session of Congress, the question of repealing the duty en coal and salt will be pressed. It is new ssid that a rfclt in the re publican nominating caucus was only 1 CKA.Ln. 1l.tna vtTwrtmiaii.

cr The arrangement of the Agraffe, the manner of stringing, the peculiar i'uriu and arrangement of the Iron Frame, and U. Yau trees; with whom parties at a distance desiring information nenry rteamers Keeps a large as Kansas. Wichita, sortment of stationary, school books Furniture blank books, etc. He also keeps the latest newspapers, magasines. FURNITURE.

in regard to southwern Kansas will do well to correspond. DOCTORS. From what we oau leara we do not hesitate to rcoomniend to the public, Doe- Supercedes All Others. prcvumcu uy oeu.ci uwim the chairmanship of the committee on ways and means to the revenue reformers" and representative Garfield is most prominently mentioned as the man. Collector Ford of St.

Louis has been H. Bolte keeps furniture of all kinds SOL, H. KOHN si CO. Just Recoived! tors E. D.

Hilliard. P. Allen, W. H. Oatly, all of whom, wo arc happy to say such as is needed in this western country.

BOOTS AND SHOES to Washington te obtain the sanction of The use of a bar (which is a part of the Iron Frame) on a line with the heavy steel stringing, gtrcs OSAGE LANDS. are net doing a very nourishing business, owing to the health fulness of the country. MINISTERS. John Rouse keeps a large stock of Boots and Shoes on hand, and J. Brace Consisting of CHAIRS! and Geo.

Spieser make boots and shocb Building Material furnished if) We have a few denominotions here Great Strength represented by W. K. Boggs, Wr. A aesirea. Zellcrs.

Mr. Waters and J. P. Hilton. where most needed, aud in this respect all other Pianos fail.

LAWYMRS. The legal profession is represented FLORAL GUIDE KOSTON, BRACE The construction of the WREST by William Baldwin. II. 0. Uuss, P.

T. FOR 1871- We are receiving frequent inquiries from parties interested as to whether settlers upon the ''Osage Indian Lands" will be required to pay for the same during the month of April next. For the benofit of those interested, wc will ctate, that a joint resolution of both of the Kansas legislature was passed, recommending the Kansas delagation af Washington, to use their influence to have the time extended. It will be seen from the following letter addressed by Senator Pomeroy, to I. Z.

Sexton, of Fredonia, that the time for the payment of these lands has not yet been extended. Washington, D. C.t January 30, 1871. PLANK, into which the Tuning Pins tho president to the contemplated unification of both factions of the republi cans in Missouri, snd more especially in the interests of the Democrat which hereafter promises to be a straight out administration organ. Among the house bills of the last congress that failed to pass the senate, was the following An act to enable honorable discharged soldiers and sails ors, and their widow and orphans to acquire homesteads on the public lands also, an act in relation to additional bounties, and an act iocresing all pensions 29 per cent.

It will be seen by this that the so-called soldiers homestead bill fiild to become a law. The senate met on the evening of the 4th to organize its committees and consider the house resolution to adjourn on Wednesday. It seems to be the general impression that an adjournment will take place this week as the president A KM and CALIFORNIA ROCKERS! CHILD'S DO. rtOB BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED arc inserted, is such tbat it is impossible for the pins to become loosened, or the to order, by doing good work they have all they can do. LIVERY STABLE.

There are four livery stables in sown owned by W. II. Smith, Clarke, Van-lillburg V. S. Packer, and S.

H. Aldrieh. All of the above firms keep plenty of horses, buggies and wagons, of the best style and quality to hire. Some of thom buy and sell horses, furnish feed and stable room, for tran-sien customers. HOTELS.

The Harris House is the largest hotel in town, and is kept by Mrs. J. E. Led-ford, who caters to the wants of her "FLORAL GUIDE AND GARDEN-ER'8 MANUAL" for 1871 etc Wrest 1 lank itself to cplit, as is too of zo varieties rulox Urummondii, packet 10c ten the ease in other PiaBOFortes. Wicks, F.

Parsons, H. Rosrke At-wood, Little, Chas. E. Smith and D. Uackott.

NSWSFAPBRS. The Wichita Vidette, by W. B. Hutchinson, is a spicy twenty-eight column sheet published on Thursday's ifoable rortulaca, like miniature roaes 30c Double Petunia jOc Double Sweet William I0e DKAsVEitf IN 20 Choice Annuals 00 THE EXTRAORDIARY EVENNESS at two dollars per annum. Child's.

Table Chairs, Dear Sir Your letter of the 7th Seat post paid. Address, Phelps Reynolds Rochester, H-Y O.p, Phelps. M. G. Reynolds.

m3 tbc excellent The Wichita Tribune by Albert Yale, is a thirity-two column republican throughout tho scale' Singing Quality, the inst. is before me, and its eontents have been duly examined. The bill to which paper, published on Wednesday at guests in as good style as any other has no messazc to send id, 1 he south you alluded that passed the Senate, extends tbc time one year to all unoffer- house in Southwestern Kansas. The Cottage and Badger edsteads ern senators aad members are making Express office is kept here, and stages cd public lands in the state of Kansas strong appeals for legislation regarding two dollars a year. As we are not very well acquainted here yet we may have missed some, and if so we would like them te imform us, DRY GOODS, arrive and depart daily, from and to all nninfa aitf Ku-klux outrages, it is evident tne lying west or tne uta principle meriaian But it does not effect the law for the all gq to prove what we claim, that president is not anxious to prolong the jviuw uev.

The Monger House is kept by Mr the disDOsal of any lands within the as we wish to give a correct account of session on account of the bt. Dimingo v. 8. Munger, and may truly be LOUNGES, CHILD'S. CRIBS, Breakfast aQd Extension CHARLES A.

DANA, Editor. our town with the first nsmber of each volume. affairs, as he will negotiate a new treaty and nresent it far ratification to the called the travelers home. The Southwestern Hotel will soon be senate next winter. open to the traveling public, and when ARION Plan o-F oi te completed will be the largest hotel in Site goUw WttMg A Newspaper ot the rrrscnt Times.

Intended for People Now on Earth, Including Farmers. Mechanics. Merchant. Profes CLOTHING southwestern Kansas, Ream Cromley are the proprietors. EUROPE.

Tables A containing numerous full-seized paterni of useful article! accompaiea the paper evaty fbrtnigh. Harper's Baiaar contains 18 folio pagei of the file of Harper's Weekly printed on superfine calendered paper, and is puhlished weekly. sional Men, Workers, Thinkers, aad all Manner or Honest Folks, aad the Wives. Boos, aad Daughters If TBI BUT IjfSTKCSIKVT MANt VACTUKBD. RESTAURANTS.

O. M. Bromwell keeps a first class boundaries of any Indian, reservation. I judge from the place where your letter is directed, that you are on the Osage lands. The government has taken those lands in trust te sell for the Indians.

They are not public lands, tnd the condition of their sale will be governed by existing laws. Upon the diminished reserve, however, the settlers will have more time, as the year provided for them to make paynieuts will not begin to run until the surveys re completed and the report duly filed in the local land office whisk will ex tend their payments into 1872 or 1873. But upon the Osage ceded and trust lands, payment must bo made according to existing law. If, however, any considerable number of settlers desire more time, and send a petition to Congress stating all the facts, I think there is oi au such. ONLT ONE DOLLAR A YEAR ONE HUNDRED COPIES FOR S30, Or less than One Cent a Copy, Let there be a 830 Club at every PostOfllcc.

Boots iV Shoes HOTRB OT TUE PBSS8. Harper's Basaar contains, besides pictures restaurant and cigar store. H. Martin keeps a very good restaurant and can feed the hungry at all hours. patterns, eto a variety of matter of e.pecia The latest dispatches we have before us from Europe indicates that Franco-Prussian offairs arc at last settled, and the German troops have left Paris.

This war, though of short duration has ended differently than was at fires expected, and the French army, the most thorougly disciplined of modern times, has been thoroughly defeated by raw recruits. There has been considerable trouble in the National Assembly. Favre and nse ana interest to the family articles on health, dress, and house-keeping in all its branebes its editorial matter is specially Hall Marblo Top HISSES Lardaro St Richards, are prepared to THE SUN, 83 A TEAK. neneral character a "THE MEKB3.T. hat uu a greater varlejy of mlseelia neons readme, aad fprnt-hnuc Ut vn to Its sno give warm meal at ail houra.

adapted to the oirele it is intended to interest ana untrue and has besides, good stories wna irmcr iiwiacss. oecsnse It twice a week Instead of once only. aad literary matter of merit. It is not surp ril ing tbat the jeunual, with snch ha MEAT MARKETS. Antee Kneedler, and Wiederman.

THE DAILY SUN, 86 A YEAS. aoniered a snort time an immense sacces. for something of the kind was desired in thou Simon have tendered their resignations' "Wanted. First claas and responsible Agents wanted in every City and Town where we have not already appointed them Write for Circular, which we mail free, or enclose two three eeat stamps for die ARION PAMPHLFT, which contains a full account of the famous blind-fold trials, and other valuable information to those contemplating purchasing l'laxo-Fossw'i. 5 N.

B. -We caution the public from purchasing a cheap Piano, which laaa recently been put in the market, bearing the. name "Arion." All gennino Arion Pianos bear the name' Patent Arion," aad ean only be purchased from our New York Ware rooms, or A rjJfmmenBv readiblo nesri paper, with the larjr- clrralaltaa each have a meat market nearly opdo- sands of families, aad the publishers hare filled but Thiers will not except them. tai la On- world, fr-. fMrlesa in politics.

Ail the news little doubt but that an cxtention of tne demand. The youar lady who bars a sin evi i rineie. smooth, or 80 cenacopy by maO. cents a rear No. 1 Bureaus! gle numbex of Harper's Basaar is made a subscriber fer life.

New Tork Even In Pot another year could be obtained. At cny rate I always try to render every The Harper's Baiaar is excellent. Take all facility for poor men who are strugg the periodicals which tho Harpers publish, it is liug to secure a home upon the public aite each other, on Main street, where fresh meat can be had at nearly nil times. CIGAR STORE. Cris T.

Pearce 00., keep all kinds of smoking articles. PAINTERS. almost ideally well edited, and tne class of readers for whom it is intended the mothe and the daughters in average families cannot Gen. De A ur relics de Palled iaes in his first order invokes the co operation of the men in work and in maintaing order, and declares that tranquility alono will restore prosperity to France. Meanwhile all disturbances will be promptly suppressed, aad their promoters sternly dealt with.

The press approves of the General's orders, and cays affairs already show improvement Advices from Home state the Pope has held a aoerott consistory, in which TERMS TO CLTjpa THE DOLL A it WEEKLY FITS copies, one year, sceuriiieiy ssMresasw, Four Dollars. Tea copies, one Tear. nUtf- aflrlrrssed (ansaa xixa copy to the setter us ofclaoi. Elorht Dollars. Twenty copies, one Tear.

esMuratetv addressed la-d an extra copy the setter ap of club) Fifteen Dollars. FUt one year, to one address snd the berni. ees-jj one year to setter tip of clubi. bat profit by its good sense and good taste, which we hare no doubt, are to-day making very many nomes napiier man tnev mar have And aval iety ofotasr rooJs in taa asi. been before the women began taking lessons in tars lias.

dor Msmoriscd Agents throughout bo WT aasa personal and hoase-Qold and social manage L. F. Cotton, Carriage, house and 'meat from this good-patured mentor. (The united "States. sign painter.

Mr. C. doing a good Tnirt i-thrro Doll domain With sincere regard, I am very truly vours. S. 0.

POMKBOY. Klilorado Tint's. There has been several petition eot in already, and others will be sen in soon. Petitions have been circulated in this county, and we believe they have bcett signed by nearly every per sou on the twenty mile strip in this portion of the country. Ed.

Fiflr business, aad intends to engage in it Semi more extensively this summer. be delivered an allocation of considerable length. The holy father, in his ad W. H. Thomas, House and sigu THE MUSICAL INDEPENDENT For February, contains a sketch sfKilssoa's career, by JEvertt Chamberlain the Organist's dress to the eardinate, attacks tho recent painter, executes some ot the neatest Thirty-tlv-c Dollar.

One, hundred copies, ewe row. owe ad tress taaS the Uailr for one year to'tne getteru of club) Fifty Dollars. one rrmT Parstclyaaswtissil (and the Dally lor uae year to lac getter ap or club xrr Dollars. Italian events, and particularly the oc work done in our town. Give a call.

Kitchen Safes, cupation of Home, aad rejects guaraa tecs to his spiritual power proposed br oiory asoaoeuiatioa Dcauol, Editorials om Kamorixiag Music, Reviews of New Music, a very eopioas News Summary, An ewers to Correspondents, and the follow-iasr nieces af Mum nanesnbraaea at i C. Shaw also swings the paint All Kinds of Musical Instrument Suppied. ADDRESS Y1ETE JOHES, Sole State Agents of MISSOURI AND KANSAS. No North Sixth Street, St. Louis.

Mo. THE FrfS copies, oi the bill which recently passed the to a good eftoek, and has done a a m-sr a I I sh SESH-WEEKLY SUN. Tear, separately addi SH ed. Ekrht Dalian elberg," March, by Alb. Parlow Dnrdott's March," by J.

L. fiattminn Liang up the 5 rear, separate) addrcascd (and as Italian parliatfteut. lie also laments tne toward beautifying oar town, occurence of she Franco Prussian war, and expresses hie gratitude for the de BREWERY. Tho United States Senate is ssid to be divided upon the question of adjournment. If both houses do not agree bj he cud oi Ai wsek upon a day of ad extra copy to teuer apof etabt.

Biatcea Dollars, Kaays Stocking," by II. M. Higglns; "My 8oag," by Ford Gambert; "Am I Only a Friend," by William Beibert. Published by LYOK A 1IEALY, Chicago, at $2,00 year, 2 cents for single numbers, YOTJH. mnvRv rotioo to himself and the church bj the jt.uruuu.nt, congress will probabl sit Wtole Catholic world- i i 1 1 "L'? caecas, or crafts caJfew Torn.

Emil Wernet is fitting up a first-cljs brewery which will be in operation so Vof. 1 sasf a. Highest sAariet j.r ice pais ter WoeL T. S. DwvLi ITTI-E.

TsrK fYaRTjnalM asasrsnsss- butil the middle April..