The Wichita Republican du lieu suivant : Wichita, Kansas • 3

The Wichita Republican Silver-Ware, (Diamonds, GOLD SILVER WATCHES MULL KOI Insurance Agency. Sod. Kouu, M.KoBjr,'" M.W. Lxvr WICHIT; A' BANK. OF KOHN, BROS.

CO. ORGANIZED IN 1872. CLOCKS, SPECTACLES, Come and price them at CUIMtYS next toTremont. Watches of every description repaired, and first-class work guaranteed at Currys Douglas Avenue, next Tremont House. A COAL I McCabe Keep All Grades of From Wednesday's Dally.

An Enterprising Jeweler. Yesterday going in the direction of the depot we happened into a store west of the Tremont house, known us Curiys Jewelry House. Here we were bewildered and almost blinded with dazzling, sun-lit jewels ot the first water, and in such numbers and shapes that it would take the pens of a thousand ready writers to do anything like justice to this rnarvel-ous display. We might denominate them electric lights iu minature. Then there were lesser lights or jewels not claiming to be of the fir-t water, although to a novice looking almost as brilliant as those in proximity to them.

The latter, Mr. Curry informed us, were but about one fourth the value of the jewels already referred to. We were certainly no little taken aback to find in this city such an extensive and valuable selection ol jewels ot intrinsic and undoubted merit, specially imported in the iuterest oi the upper ten thousand. We were show one invoice lor $981 and another lor $500 was now on its way to Mr. Curry.

As tor watches, wab. li chains, some ot them m.i-sive gold and elegant beyond description, clocks, ad libitum to tiie march ot never ceasing time, bracelets fit to adorn all the Queens ot the world, scari-pins glitieiing "I'll well-set rubies, emeralds and diamonds ot no mean order, sleeve biittou- to he displayed by tiie pedantic at lei-tire, massive old rings lor gent-, wedding and diamond rings tor ladies, table silverware ot ail designs. dare not proceed further. Tiie earth is a marvelous depo-itory of such lare, invaluable, precious good, and Ibis side-view or ii -sure, or hatever on may please to call it, ot course mu-t be seen to lie appreciated. Cull at urrys and for one good hour you can least jour ejes to an extent hitherto unprecedented, and ou will leave the reluctantly, earnestly i-liing sueees- to Currys et-torts to cuter lor the etijoj ment ot the citizens ol Wichita, in jewelry of every hue, gold and precious stone.

A tiling of beauty is a joy tor ever. Would be pleased to have yon callat office, corner of First and Railroad streets, or leave orders at Butlers Hardware Store. YOIJI FA.TROITAGE SOEIOITEP. Mayorality of Wiohita Bam Lowman, the renowned clothier of the S. W.

104 Douglas Avenue, having tailed to be nominated for Mf.yor of this city, have determined to run my own affairs as clothier irrespective of party or politics. All of you, my lcllovv-eitizens, willingly admit that I have served you faithfully and well ai.d that during the very severe and unheard ot inclemenc of the weather this inter, my clothing has kept you more titan warm and unspeakably happy. S. L. congratulates his fellow-citizens that the past cannot hold a candle to the dazzling brilliancy of his preseut display and come weal, come woe, Sim Lowman will sell for cash lower than the lowest- Bed rock pi ices dont begin to convey an idea ns to what lie will sell at.

We would sojie-m irk. say a thousand toned and harri-toned voices. L. do now caution all respectable citizens not to venture to tiie polls to vote for any man as Mayor until you have visited my store. Such a vjit vv ill at once satisfy you that to vote without having first been adorned by a complete outfit Iroiii tne is simply tiie height of folly cent wise and dollar looli-li.

Pietty leathers make pretty birds. Appeaiances go for much more than we sometimes imagine. A-k tiie ol jour choice if such is not a fact. Anil tin eiy is still they come. John send a ill-patch to my N.

Y. house to torvvard me at once three car loads of the finest goods they have in their mammoth wholesale house, as we are sure to sell them before the day of election. William oil tiie hinges of those doors so that ingress and egress may he made without any inconvenience to my gallant customers. In haste, ever yours in the business. Kam Lowman, Cincinnati Clothing Store, 101 Douglas Avenue.

A Sad Case of Need. 7 We are requested by two ot our most reliable citizens, Mes-rs. Tim Lane and F-W. Grten, to make our readers acquainted witli tiie sad fact that one of our oldest settlers, SamlW. Fitzgerald, ho lives one mile south ot tow Is and lias been lor quite a while confined to ti is bed by a most enervating, not to -ay slow death, disease.

He is almost entirely paialyz on one side and lias become as helple-s as a child. Poor Fitzgerald is well know to all of us as an hone-t. sober, industrious tanner, and (or a number of years was elected to serve as ol 'the Peace for his town-hip ich-ita.) To-day lie and his ile ate in absolute want of tiie necesiarics ol life and wekuow that our good, symt utilizing people require simply to be told ol tiie eireiim-tance to bring them to the Iron with pecuniar relief. Col. Iewis.

of tiie Farmers anil Merchants Bank, will hand ovfcr to tiie iamily any money en-tru-ted to liiseare. A cup of cold water given in tiie name oi a disciple shall in no case its teward. Scene in a Saloon in West Wichita. Hearing rumors of sad occurrences in a west iehita saloon we deemed it our duty as journalists to wait upon the proprietor with a view of ascertaining the actual facts. As is generally the case in sncli matters the fl ing reports as retailed from one to another lose by nothing repitition.

This case has been no exception to the rule, It appears that the combatants met at the Farmer's Saloon on Thursday night lat just as persons do meet in such places, having no uer-sonal animosity or standing grudge the one against the other, in tact they appeared to be on the most friendly terms. There was the usual routine of beer treating for, it is thought, three or four times round; although Mr. C. Miles, who was in charge oi the bar, is of opinion that they might have indulged some little prior to their making an appearance in Farmers Saloon. Becoming somewhat exhilerated through an injudicious mixing of drinks one ol the parties, Ed.

Piper, it is thought, either in iuu or not knowing what he was doing, emptied the contents of his glass into the face ot Geo. Sexton. This was of course too much for flesh and blood, already overheated with whiskey and beer, and without a momenta hesitation. Piper struck Sexton a severe blow witli his glass inflicting what was conceived to be at the time a dangeroas wound a little in the rear of the lett temple, breaking glass and embedding a portion ot the same about halt an inch square in Che wound, which was subsequently extracted by Mrs. Farmer.

Sexton bled profusely. and becoming faint Mrs. Farmer washed and dressed the wound, put him to bed, and next morning alter breakfast sent him home to lit- friend-. We had an oportunity of inspecting the piece ot glass which was taken out of Sextous liead and could not resist the conclusion that had it been lodged hall an inch lower in the temple it would have resulted in apoplexy and perhaps death. Piper, weare told, made movements as though he meant further business by putting li is hand into his pocket which, however was fortunately prevented by the timely interferes ot other parties in the saloon.

The report that Geo. Sexton was dead is untrue. The last heard irorn him giving the as-uranee that he was doing ell. Piper has been arrested and will stand his trial in the usual way. Chris Miles who lias been personally know to us tor many tears was keeping bar at the time tins disturbance happened and assures us that the whole thing has been much exagerated by the public.

The laet, as disclosed to us. would certainly go to exonerate trom all blame both Mr. Farmer and Mr. Miles. A thousand and one such cases are happening in such like places throughout the country every week, and will continue so to do so long as that which steals away the senses and maddens the man is vended, under and with the express sanction of the laws of this so-called civilized, Christian, church-going country.

STAR CLOTHING HOUSE R. JACKS Proprietors, Second Door South of Postoffice, Wichita. Kan. We have the laigest and bast selected stock of Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, In the south w.Ht, at prices li-ry ins all compi tition. We have in the rear of our store, on exhibition, FKEE, tue laiest collection ot wild animals in the state.

tttt! SF.LLS GUODGOODSflTFlOCKPRIGES Personal. (From Saturday's Datly.J 11. Dagncr, who has been In business at Kansas City tor the past two mouths, arrived home yesterday. Si Cunningham lelt on the morning train lorSednlia, Mo, Ills old home. Tins simple announcement will he received with sorrow by a huge circle of and acquaintances.

He has lived in this city over four years and nearly all this time has been with Jocelyn Kellogg in the giocery business. We hope that Si will return to Wichita agaiu In a few mouths, to stay with us. From Tuesday's Dally Mr. Win. Bernard went out on the early Santa Fe train last evening.

Mr. C. McNeal who has been visiting relatives this city for some time lelt this morning ior his old home in Ohio. Mrs. McNeal is so much pleased witli the chin ite and 's enjoying such good health that she will remain until fall.

Mr. Martin Hellar, a prominent member ot tiie Anthony town company re-uling at Wichita, "as in town several days tins week. He gie.it confidence in tiie future of Anthony, and says that his property Here is not tor sale. Anthony Republican. I From Wednesdays Dally Miss Florence Penn is visiting triends In the eiiy and vicinity.

Olive Elliott, living out in tiie country, stinted to tdiver Ci ill', Colorado, last evening, pro-peeling. Mrs, W. Ii. It in-on and family left jt-terday on an extended visit to relatives and friends in Jacksonville, 111. Mr.

J. P. Edwaids went to Newton last evening in the inteiest of his county mu ps. The follow ing were among the arrivals ht tiie Dail- House: C. C.

Phillips, Good River; Geo. Kroah. Wjandott; C. W. Carpenter, 11.11.

Becker. Horace C'arpcntr, James Manunu. G. IV. Stein -rod, F.

11 de. C. C. Murphy. H.

M. Rice, Eldiittge; Dave Dtivey, Kingman; I). 11 inter-, oimcil Bluff, Iowa; John Mnn, Germ mi. i Casper -holn'on, Wueo; Janes 11. Hull uni and wife.

Loudon. Kan; John Gould, Aurora, Ohio; ii. 11 men, Marshal. From Thursdays Daily. M.

Allen went eabt this morning ovi i- the Fri-co. Capt. Payne came in ia-t night looking none tiie ror-e lor his indd handling by lie U. S. Courts.

Col. I unci and bride are expected Iioine to-day or this evening ure. and on Fiiduv evening will he tendered a grand reception a' the Lotus Club rooms, of which society tie is Pre-ident. A Wall returmd from Wichita la-t Saturday. He left his Iamily in good heal Mr.

Wall contemplates building in Medicine Lodge and teeitre tiie advantages of a good school. Medicine Lodge Cresset. Mr. C. M.

Kenton, ot tiie Marysville (Ohio) Journal, who lias been out in I olorado, stopped off here returning hntneward. and in company with Frank ol the BchcoIT? an old Ohio friend, gave this office a pleasant call to-day. r. K. is holding lorlh at the Tremont mid ill remain In this vicinity until Monday, From Fridays Dally H.

Brooks is hai from Pierce Citv. and reports the hotel business as flourishing. Mr. Keller, of tin- Tremont. has been spending most of the week in Kaunas City.

Mr E. F. Hardin, intcre-tcd in tiie reshipping of material here for the Atlantic Pari tic t.tilroad, and who lias been in the eastern patt ot the state sick for the iast month, has returned to the loltlsof tiie Tremont. II. Lynch, Indian Territory; Mis-es Su-ie and Maggie Day.

Bedgw ick City CasperScliolidon. wile and latlier-in-law, 'Vaco, Texas; Alexanuer anil Mary Pierce. Hudson, Michigan; D. Seuvy and wile, leabody; James Farrah, Kansas City are among the Tremont a -ri sis. We had a pleasant can trom Capt.

Payne tins morning. Had we had the selecting ot a leader for so formidable an undertaking as (lie opening up of Oak-lalioma de uro the lot would in our hand. Ircm our personal knowledge of the ial-wart, most undoubtedly have fallen upon Jonah that's too surred upon apt. Pa ne. the irrepressible, vvliois not to be confined either in a whales belly, in a prl-on.

in a court, nor even in ex-pausive, broad acred Oaklajioina. CZ2 YX IR T-H hf) HKU31ATIS3f. COUGHS (7ft OLDS IfKUMATISM, COUCHS OLDS LIEU31ATJLM. COUGHS JJOLDS Hbl Croup. Sold by all Dnisrsjsls.

Pit ICE, 50 cents and $1.00. 15- Go to YOUlt DRUGGIST tor Jhs. Tree, nan's Sew Sutional Dyes. For brightr.t-i. and tint ability ot color ate ur.cq.ihd.

Color Horn 2 to 3 pound-. Price. 1 cnt-c Selling- Out at Cost! FOR THE mEKT DAYS. SATURDAY. MARCH 26.

ISS1. TIME TABLE. ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE RIALROAD Taking effect March 20th, 1881. Going North. Passenger; 40 Leaves.

.....5 45 Accommodation leaves. ..5 15 a Freight ..9 10 leaves 9 40 a Going Booth. Passenger; 9 10 Leaves 9 am Accommodation arrives ...10 10 pm Freight arrives. ..405 .....4 2o pm No trains on feunday. 11.

L. PXKRCE, Agent. ST. LOUIS SAN FRANCISCO, Ry. IA8T BOUND KZFRKS8, Lkavks Wichita SHA.

at St. Louis 6 A. M. WKST BOUND. hGAvxs St.

Louis, 9 :22 P. Arrives at Wichita. 6:45 P. Markets. Hogs heat Corn Oats May.

per ton to 4 25 60 to 75 25 to 28 5.00 to 6.00 Candidates Announcements. We have fixed a uniform rate of $2.50. payable In advance, for each candidate's announcement In this column. In no case can we be Induced to deviate from it. The announce ments will appear in the Daily and Weekly Republican up to the day of election.

'Candidates will please construe this ns the law of the Medes and Persians: unalterable. JDf.IUS JUNKbRM ANN Isa candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace at the eu suing spring election. "fTTE are authorised to announce M- C. Me Yf Lain as a candidate for Justice of the Peace. EW.

BOWMAN offers himself as a can- for re-eleetlon to the office of Constable at the ensuing election. WE are authorized to announce Ed. Grady as a candidate for Coustable at the ensuing spring election. A. MITCHELL is a candidate for re- election to the office of Justice of the Peace, at the eusuing election.

I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Police June at the ensuing election. F. M. HANNUM. Please announce my name as a candidate for re-election to the office of Constable for this city, at the ensuing election.

J. L. COOPER. At the request of nnraerons citizens and property owners I have consented to offer my-eif as a candidate for re-election to the officeof Mayor at the ensuing election. WILLIAM GRIFFINSTEIN.

Please announce my name as a candidate for re-election to the office of Justice of the Peace, at the ensuing election. W. G. HOBBS. Please announce T.

X. WILLIAMS as a -candidate for Constable, at the ensuing election, CHAS. HATTON will be a candidate for re-election to the oifice of City Attorney, at the ensuing election. I am a candidate for Justice of the Peace at the ensuing election W. W.

THOMAS. First Ward. We are requested by the many friends of Gov. GLENN to announce him as a candidate for Police Judge at the coming city election. At the reque.st of many citizens of second Ward I have consented to be a candidate for re-election for Councilman at the coming city election.

p. GE1TO. candidate for W. F. hALKER City Attorney.

JOHN EXTON begs to announce himself as a candidate for tue office oi Councilman for the first waid. From Saturday's Daily. Recent Vedding in Ois City. Der vos yu-t peen a vedilin tlaKen Tjlaee mid dig city, und so quiet does de whole dintr po oil" dot every fcarty dont know apout it almost. The barties bres-ent so much as ve reinemper vas Misses i range.

Din-tlebender, ljumblestein, Mr. Bumple and mine friend Fritz Dergross. and oders not too numerous do mention. Miss Grause had her hair manibulated mlt serampled eggs und she vore a blain bed dick corded dress. Mr.

(that is mine friend) could not find bis masure here in dot Vichita city, so den be yen to New York nnd got himself a vine pran new second band swallor-head overgoat, und he vore a vatch ghain dot vas made ond off de dail of dose cow vat kicked de lamp vat purned all dot city of Chicago np et already. Veil ve have some nice doing. The dabie vas loaded up mid all de indeligaeies or dot time ot de year. ler vas beanuts, red herrings, pretzells, pottles of green seal soda vater, and dings like dot lager ieer doo numerous to speak about. Und den ve have some nice dances.

Dere vas boiRa. and valzc, end schotteshes. und squadrells, und Oder danzes; und den ve Clayed some nice games like plind mans sue 11', pools und shoes, und bostoffices nnd Oder dings. Veil you vood got dired if I dold you every dings, so I vill yust say ve had lots ol fun at dot vedding. 1 do vUh to go sum more.

A Spirit from De Vasty Debt. Last Nights Rowdyism. We think It must have been about 12 o'clock last night when we were startled from our slumbers by human, but bruit-ish cat calls, dog barkings, neighing of horses, bellowing of cows, bleating oi sheep, and noises which no man can lather, inasmuch as the like had never before been heard by denizens' this side of the infernal regions. Had we not many years ago fallen into the practice or burning a lamp in our bed room at night, by the light of which we could at once satisfy ourselves that we were domiciled at home, we- should certainly hat come to the conclusion that we had crossed the chasm and were with the devil and his imps. It is to be hoped that if such insane, unearthly conduct is again indulged in at so untimely an hour our city police will not fail to seize the ring leaders, so that next morning we may have an opportunity of inspecting the leaders either through iron bars or shackled in chains, and expressing our opinions as to the species these nocturnal prowlers are of.

and thus adding some little to our Darwinean lore. From Monday's Daily. The Oxford Weekly handed in its checks last week, and is now numbered among other similar institutions in the newspaper graveyard at Oxford. We offer our usual condolence. Mr.

Jay Goulds special train, on which is now flying from point to point throughout the Southwest, is described as being as magnificent as. money can make it. There are two gorgeously upholtered drawing room cars, the convoy palace, a hotel car and sleeping cars for the party. Cooks and porters in great numbers have-places on board the train. Roushs restaurant is certainly growing in the estimation of the public, as is demonstiated by the large crowds visiting it every day.

We have tested his table, and had it not been for the excellent workmanship of the carpenter who put the lumber together ve should have doubted whether Roush's liberat supplies would not have causes us to have a break down. Mike Zimmcrly. weare informed, does not intend to run for councilman for the first ward at the coming election. He is ol the opinion that he can make it in an easy walk without any OLeary training. Anyone daring to oppose Mike will be butchered at the polls of course.

Our friend is grittier than the grittiest sandpaper; yea, than a thousand sand-papers rolled into one. Time proves all things and Mike will get there all the same. Mr. Wendlings lecture at the M. E.

Church on Saturday night was a grand tieat. His subject. The problem of the Ages. being embodied in query, If a man die shall he Jive again? was handled in a gifted, masterly, manner. Tho a litrle lengthly, it was so closely listened to that ueing tired was forgotten, and the speaker wa- watciied and every word drank in with an eagerness seldom seen.

It was a grand thought grandly presented. mingled wi a vast fund of information that will not soon be forgotten by those who ben-' bm. Coal I Coal Orders for coal from tl upwards will receive prompt attention if they are left with L. N. Woodcock at the Poetofflce Book store.

Will Sell my Entire Stock of LIQUORS, Gome and Buy Your Medicine. FRITZ SIHTZLER. COMPANIES. A88KT8. $7,424,074 Ihn.

Co. of North Home, Underwriter Liverpool and London and 4, Hartford 3,761,379 German-Ainerioan 3 094, (MO Phoenix, (Hartford) 3,072,1 Phenix (Brooklyn) 2,538,259 The coat of insurance is the same in ail companies represented in thiaeiiy. Asaenia lor toe above named, well known and re-Hponmble compameH we respectfully bolicit a share of the public patronage, BUNNKLL A HO Roushs Restaurant. NEXT DOOR WEST OF HEAD-LIGHT SALOON, Dougins Avenue. No better square meals can he had in this city than I set up, and at all hours.

I meat) business. Call and see vvliut I can do. I). ItOUSlI, Proprietor. rjMlE CHEAPEST PLACE TO HUY HARDWARE, Stoves and Tinware, West of Kansas City.

Is of JACOB BISSAUTZ No. 1U7 I MACULA'S WIC1HTA KANSAS. Come and see me when you want anything in my ilne. I am a practical tinner, and am prepared to do all kinds of Copper and Sheet Iron work In tirst-class atyle, and guarantee MvtiMacllnn. JACOB BI8ANIZ.

Notice to the lublic ALL outstanding accounts due this office are to b-paid to the ntw ftim of Whitworth Id lack who aKo assume th-out-gtaudiug Indebtedness ol the late firm of Sowers BUllack a WHITWORTH tt IilDLACK. Harry Croskey, M. (Till 9 a. m. Office hours.

From 1 to 3 p. 7 p. in. Makes a Specialty of EYE, EAR AS It SURGERY, Office and residence Topeka avenue, south of Central nVt nue. HARRIS HARRIS.

LAW A sit J.OAS or EWE, WICHITA, KANSAS. Have HOME money to loan oi iaraatf pur cent annual interest. Office near U. H. land office.

w.m7pattee, Professional Pinno Tuner and REPAIB-EB. word at Mead's Music Stor Wichita, Kansas. LAUNDBY Mrs. Jennie Wlietnall Wm do all kinds of Laundry wik at reasonable prie ANo mllrg ol clothes done loonier. Laundr on Jougbs A nue, first door Last of John-'uu'b Irocei v.

CITV MI1IIEI1 Mini'. T. HOOKER, PKOPII Where will find ever thing lii-t-cla-s pertaining to thu TONSORIAL ART, Two Door- Ea-t of the Tremont IIoiie WICIII1A. KANSAS. Q.

B. STOCKER, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL Plastering Calcimining Cli i in n' v-m ltnilt mid I-jiiii--i. in Lhiie JL.it til mill WICHITA. KANSAS. Election Proclamation.

I. Wm (ir IT tiMteln, Mnjorofthe city ot ichttn, Mrdgtt count. Kaunas- by authority cted In me la' do hen ly ma procI mat ton to he juu! tth dec turn of t'd tit ol iehita. hat ht re will be K1 on TUlOA, APKILiiH, A.Ji. JsM, an hction for the put poe of electing tiie loilow hut officers, to wit A Mnv or, Police Judge tltyTreasuri r.

I lt toi my. 1 reasurer of h- Pour i ot Kdocu-t loll, two Justice of be It hh, twotoiista-bles, on Councilman trom the fir-d ward, vice unmet 1 to xpircs: one ouncti-timti from the coin! watd, Ice let lel lo 1 i expires; one Councilman iroiii he third wurd, vhe deii lim expired; one i 'iiiiiiflliiiHn from fourtii rd, vucM I. Ki lines term expited. And the lollowuw iiieitibeiH the hoard ot hdu-aiun of said il 4 Wichita Fir-t ward, one inemhtr Ire Mil er term expires, secoua waul, one iRyiiilici viie I. Jackson term expiie, Uiinl ward, one i miir v.ce A.

A iitde, term exptu lourt aul, one mher oe 1 Smith, term plies Also vo up -n tie follow inn proportion, town he Board oi ducat ton of the citv of Vi tutu and cimol lhsttiel Inmio I nmN ot said -I rid in the sum of y-fi ve 1 1 und cd I ol lars SJ, ami) io be applied to meet delleieucu as follow Building Sid walk 5 l.Coo I finish pa ment for furnaces 1 emove ooden pc ho house and repar same New seats tor one room in huihc tor ntw bell (lurgt) 2M) IV. Total Those voting in favor of the School Bonds ah al bn vv i it ten punted on 1 1 it I a) lot hor the Bunds Those voting agmesL tin School BotulH shall have written i innud on their ballot giuiisl tiie Bonds I hereby ihs gnnle the following named places in the se ral wuuH for holding, und I he foil wing named persons in their several wards as judges and clef ka of elec' Ion Kiist ward (at the office of Milla A Stem) JinLeis: Mhj. Whitman, J. Holmes, 1, C. K.

WalkeiamlW PUlilK, tleiss Second ward (at Asas, on vest aide ot Main stieet) xlheits, TC Higgs, Hanea, Jessie Ask and (denn, clerks. third ward (at II Schwerdiegera tailor shop, on eas side of Main street) Jude-: ens, Kl he, It Slime; KYI ord and Nixon, eleiks. i out th ward (at the Ocfidental Hotel tmildingi Judges. A hbickeiwm int-llng, I stem, 1 Green, Krank tidier, cl i ks. It sldeUs of school l)ist i let No I residing outside the city limits snail lie entitle i to vote on Ihe prop 'sunm oi issulug school Bonds, but lor no ot lu put pos 1'ne polls shall he opened at 9 oclock a.

and cloKed at 6 oVIot p. tn Done at Wichita this 2lst das of March, A J). 1 V1. (dtRll-FFNSIHN, Mn oi Attest: KkI S. HA 1 r.NKK, Clt Clerk.

OKA YSSCKCIFK; MEDiCINH i race r.Art re ii ItSfADE HIAtlK Kind sh llrm I iv. All mg cure Seminal a Soerma -Ii a a lies, vV St nb a be BEFORE TAKirSG. AFTER TAKIK8. Sell AbttHe; hh Lioe. of Mi-mot Umvnsftl Iair-Hiute, lHlii ill (lie tl 1) III Hess ol IN-ton, Ilenmt oi.l uii.t many other iltM'H-e-t hat lead tnlo-miiy or LV.qmiioo--til'll Hint a premature Orae.

-I 'iff InilieulaiK iu our fanihlet. whieli we lit sue to semi free by limit to tun one ttrtie SieeiUe i- liy Mt -1 per tim-knge, or six paekiigi loi El, or will be hent ftee by mull oil receipt ol the uione by uddres-itiK THE GRAY MEDICINE No, 11 it Main Buttalo, N. Y. Sold in Wtcliltanl Law rencea Ding stoie. To Nervous Sufferers--Tho Great European RemedyDr.

J. Simpsons Specific Medicine. It is a positive cute for Hpetmalorrhea, Seminal VeaknsH, Impotenev, nnd all di senses reuniting from sf imwr- km Mental Anxhty, Los of ory Pains in tin Ha or ldc a disc ne Hint lead to Omsumpiio i In-'irntv and an i Iv grave The tipeolflc tfedloln is being used with wonJeiml sue ces8. PampaietH sunt free to all vv ite tor them and get full particularH. Pi Ice; specific, $UK) per package, or six package for 6.00.

Add all orders to i Lewis, The Best Constantly Jhlla JtrS. LOMBARD, Picshlent: L. LOMB KD, ice-pies L. D. SKINNER, Treasurer; GEO.

E. SPA ETON, Secretary. LOMBARD SUDorfgagE nunT.t, FARM LOAN NEGOTIATORS. No Delay When Title Security is good. Call and see ns before goinu: elsewhere.

GEO. E. SPALTON, SECRETARY FE MM! Established 1872, EAST SIDE OF MAIN SI. -40 Home-Made, Graham and Bye Bread. Best Piour Used, And precaution taken that eocn thing 1b clean and pine.

ROILS, PIES AND CAKES, Alwajs on hand. preshYeast, Made every day. Charles Eckardt. GUIDE TO SUCCESS WITH FOR FORMS is lt I- .1 I Ilusine niui t-ncia'Quide anil Hainl-ltook eer Published. Aim'll the lute-1.

It toils eveivboiiy completely HOW xo i INU in lie lit sL y. How lo be our ou lawyir. how do business units oes-fully. Ibm to act in so- iu i in evcrc part ol life mu. i ontnius a eold mine or varied Information lndtspensa-blP to nil elssst tor nmsiaut reterenoe.

unPNTS i NTED i11 or spate time. To know liv lids book ot KIsAL. A ALUG and nt tractions sells belter than any other, apply iort'rms to B. SC AM ELL 810 N. ht street, Ht.

I.f'VlB MO. MONEY TO LOAN Oil Real Estate Security, for threejor flv years. 00 A GENERAL BANKING Collecting and Brokerage Business NO INTEREST ALLOWED Eastern and Foreign Exchange and sold. U. Bonds of all denominations bought and sold.

County, Township and Municipal Bands of all kinds bought. Steamship tickets to and from all parts of Europe lor sale. Farmers Merchants BANK (INCORPORATED.) CAPITAL, $100,000. DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINES ZMZOUNTIErxr impiioyed farms At Lowest Kate- of Interc-t. ISSUES SiSI-ST DRAFTS tN ALL TUG Principal Cities of Europe XLand Wart for Sae-jf ovuei.us II.

W. Lewis. a. A. Hyde, President.

Cushlor G. C. Sxnoxu. A i-ifint Cashier. IokKeadach POSITIVELY CURED Dv We Mean Cured, Net Mereli Relieved And Can Prove What we Claim.

KT There are no failure and to Jimp, polntmehty. If you are troubled with SICK HEADACHE you can be efmlly and qwlfhiy c'urfd, honilredg have beat fthfody. 4Ve whan" he pleased to pialla ftliert of testimonials to any Interested. CARTERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS Aibo cure all one of Biliousness, prevent Constitution and Dyspepsia, promote Digestion, relieve distress from too hearty correot Disorders of the Stomach, Stimulate the Liver, and Bogulato tie Bowels They do all this by taking just one little pilletadoso. They are purely vegetatle-da not gripe or purge, and are as nearly perfect as is Js uo3slble for a pill to be.

Prlco2o cents, 5 forfl. r-old bv druggists everywhere or sent by mall. CARTER MEDICINE NEW YORK. For sale by Clias. Law rence Dofigla avenue, Wichita, FRISCOJLINE ST.LOl'IS SAN FRANCISCO BAILYTA IT.

Through south-west Missouti, southern Kansa, northern Arkansas and Indian Tot i itorv, embracing under one maiiflgenK nt. over 700 MILES OF COMPLETE HAIL WY sajsteni, firming diiect through connection for all points East, North-east, and South-east, via UT Through Express trains run daily. Pulhuan Palace Sleeping Cars on all night trains. Remember, this is the Fnly toute So the Famous 11SKKI SPRINGS, MKANS. The St, Louis sun Francisco Hallway Co own about l.GUO.u'K) acres oi rich arming and mineral JhuiIh, located alog iis completed line ot railway in Sou11i-veit Mouri, which.

ie bciiik sold at low pi ices and upon easy terms lor payment Flee trm.s, oi tat ion is lur. isliet land explorers who purrhRve lands from I lie eompa-iiy, in with the land t-rartraenfc lesuUtioiiB. 'Ihe Louis and Nm Frau-ctsco railroad eotnoany invite, through ita passenger, Irtight and hind depait ment, the attention of the tiavelmg public, lreight shipper and bind and home seekers, to exj amine into the gemtul advantages olfeed. tiie patrons ot their lino. For ludandphTr tieuf.ir inioimation, ith maps, rates, time mbits, etc coil upon or address any of our local age or cither of the above heads of departments, II.

Coffin I-runl CoiuinUcdoner T. K. Cassidy, Ocmi'I Freight Agent. I). Wi'iiunr.

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34 MAIN STREET, WICHITA, KANSAS. Nina.a little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kendle, died very suddenly on Monday and was buried to-duy. Over $200 worth of tickets were sold at the Santa Fe depot yesterday atternoon for the 5 :45 train.

Judge W. F. Walker announces himself in to-days issue as a candidate for city Attorney. It must in no case he understood that we endorse the sentiments and opinions ot our correspondents unless specially so stated. Uncle Horace Carpenter came to town yesterday ith two small loads of hogs, twenty-eight head, and received three hundred dollars casit for the bunch.

No, it dont pay to raise hogs. An easy way of distributing a large quantity of hand -bills leave a handful at eaelt house. We saw this trick practiced yesterday with the greatest po-sl-hle success. Printers ink is reruarkatdy cheap, as advertisers may ascertain by referring to these columns. We have no hesitation in recommending to the attention of our citizens the new firm of Rogers Lauck.

They are gentlemanly and obliging and well up in their profession as photographers ami portiait painters in oil. When you are looking for good accommodations, ith low fare and first-class attention in every particular, you are hereby directed to call at the Daily Houe, just we-t of the county building. Your every want ill there tie supplied, and when you pay your bill ytu will have money lelt, so to Little George Ku-sell suffered a painful accident yesterday. Dr. Owens has a cow' and call which attracted his attention and he went out to Interview them.

The cow attacked him and tossed hint several feet in the air; the tall hurt hi-face hut he is lat recovering. It is almost surprising that the injuries were not more severe. It ecm3 tr have been no ill wind tii.it brought the opposition Express company to this city, for the business has so increased that under their present facilities the Adams Expres- couipauy could not have attended to the demands of trade. However, they are reliable and accommodating, and if you have express matter to send away it i a safe in their hands as ii you would do the job yourself. Whs Shall be Mayor or Wich Ita? Pursuant to a all said to be of no political party in patticul ira large anil influential mcetingol thecitizensof Wichita convened last evening in Eagle Hall.

Col. Lew is called the meeting to order at o'clock, nnd Major Nciderlamler was called to the chair and Mr. F. W. Gr.en appointed Secretary.

On motion ac nimitte ot five, one from each ward nnd one from tiie city at large, was appointed by tiie chair to select a man lor Major sutiject to the ratification ot the mass meeting. This committee at once retired, and had selected their man and returned with their report to the tin cting when they were informed that raotliei notion had been carried to the effect that ina-much as tiie committee nominated by the chair was composed wholly ot Republicans, It he an instruction to the chair to sugge-t lour additional names being Democrats one from each ward. Hus being done the enlarged conimitle. at once retired to consider the whole matter, de novo. After an absence ot some flltepn minutes during which lime t'itv Attorney Hatton suggested that the tedium be relieved by a tong, and suggested Horace Carpenter as tiie voealii-t.

At this juncture, however, as Providence foi innately ordained, the committee returned with ther verdict no, report. Ibis was read by Mr. A. A. lfjde and was said to have been adopted unanimously by his committee, B.

Smith being tiie fortunate nominee. On motion tiie ma-s meeting adopted the report ol the advisory committee without a dissenting voice. This concluding the business for which the meeting had been called, a motion for adjournment was voted to be in order anil the meeting adjourned accordinly. The whole proceedings did not extend over thirty minutes. Who keeps the correct time, now-a-days in Wichita, vide the following variations for March 16th and 23d.

MARCH 15- MARCH 23 Railroad time 12:00 m. 12:00 in. Kassels 12:06 12:05 Mathews 12:04 12:03 Currys 12:06 12:04 Summers 11:57 School 11:45 11:55 Our Jewellers never thought we had an eye to such a business. Little tilings please little minds, and we may have no more than our share. During a heavy wind storm Monday, fire caught in the prairie, west of town and did considerable damage to Seth Bonn'.

The tire originated trom sparks blown from Montel's cliimnev.and rapidly spread, in all direel ions, burning over a large territory. Bonny in trj ing to save his property came near losing Ins life and only alter the greatest efforts on his part succeeded in saving his house. His stable, together with hay, grain, harness, and (aiming implements were burned. Kingtnan Citizen. Senator Beck, ot Kentucky, is not din posed retard the organization of the senate by holding on to a lew privileges.

In view ot the fact that the situation comprehends a Republican president, hacked bj a Republican house, he inclines to the plan of throwing the opposition upon its metal, and by giving them the control of the senate also, bold theta responsible for the evil as well as the good results which may grow tit of the exercise of full power. Such stalwart hilosophy gives evidence of its blue grass nourishment, and is sufilcient-ly unique to merit tiie radiant encouragement ot a wooden Indian. The following and similar items la 1 e-ing pubii-hed in nearly all the easti-in papers, and is even tound in some of the New York Illustrated journals: The flocks ana herds ol Kan-as covir a thousand hi'ls, anil are now numhi-ied by tiie millions. The statistics show that there is one head of stock for every man. woman and child, a proportion which can not be shown by any other stwte.

Shakespeare Keviveil. To ache, or not aeim. that's I lie question. This cheerful conuiudrum, i hemnatic sufferer-, is by no mean as difficult as a propo-iiion in Eueiid. Try-Dr.

Thomas Kclectric Oil, and you will find it ju-t as easy not to ache as to aelie. Making a Itaise. John Hoys, Credit P. O-, sajs: His shoulder a so lame tor nine mouths that lie could not rnhehis hind to Ins held, hut by theu-e ot Dr Ihoma- Kc-leetiic Oil the pain and lameness disappeared, and although three months have eiapsed, lie lias not had an attack of it slr.ee. Blessings in Disguise.

Joseph Busan. Percy. Ontario, writes: I was in Juced to try 1 humas Eelectrie Oil lor a lameness which troubled me for three or lour year, and found it the best article I ever tiled. It has been a great bles-ing to me. New Arrival Of nice freh Orange-, ut bottom prices, at J.

A. Millers, oppo-ite the post office. New Ih'iiporiition. There is id Evaporation or Deterion-tlon in strength about Dr. Thorn i- Ec-lectric Od.

The ingredients of this incomparable anti-i iii-umatie and throat nnd lung remedy are not volatile, but fixed, pma and impt-ri-huble. Pam, lameness and stifl'ne-s are relieved by it. and it may be ued witli equal benefit externally and internally. Itcd.s of Down Feel Hard. All beds seem bard to the rhi lunatic.

Then he irken pcev i-li suerer-! Apply Dr. Thomass Kilectrie 1 to your Hitting joints ami muscles. Ki-ly upon it that you will eXM-ru lieu 8ieedv rebel. f-urli at iea-t, is tiie te-tiniouy ol ihot-e ho have used it. Tint remedy i-Iikcwi-e sucies-fuily rrnited to for throat and lung di-cu-e, sprain-.

In loses, etc, Flowers Must Fade. The brightest flowirs mu-t fade, hut joung endangeicd at-vere cougli-and cold-, iy be pre-erved bv Dr. Thomas' Eclcetric Oil. (roup, wlioop- ing to.igli, bronchitis, in -liori Dictions of the throat ami I rogs are iclicv-ed by this sterling prepaiation. whieli also refnedies rheumatic pains, -ores, bruise-, pike, kidney difficulty, and is most economic.

i Notice. Cn Clerks Or kick, ictiirA. Iv in Ii 5, sl.jj Notice is hereby given that the liegi tratJoi) books, for Ihe April election will close the 2Uh day ot ircli. Fred s-cha rixm, it Cloik. House Cleaning.

Carpets cleaned and put down, stove-blacked, furniture cleaned nnd variii-hed. painting, repaii Ing, fur any kind ot job work. Leave oixfer at Gates grocery. 71 north Main St. Come and see the nice Silver Tea -et Services and other articles at Ka els.

Silverware! Silverware! Just arrived tiie large-t and flne-l stock of Silverware in tiie c.tv, at Win. Ka el's Jewelry btore. The Cheapest. Coal for three dollars and upwards at McCabe Lewis. Orders left at tiie jard.

corner of Firt and Railroad streets, or at Butlers hardware store, will receive prompt attention. How to Become Wealthy. Buy the Brown Rotary Drop Corn Plainer, ith tiie only practical device lor ndju-ting the shoe to drop any desired depth. For sale only by Smith it Keating, Jmplimcnt Co. We have just received tiie largest stock ol wall paper and curtain goods ever brought to the city, ol cverv style and quality.

K. D. Mines it Son. lingers it Lauck not only gn uantee the most perfect photographs but al-o undertake ilio enlargement ot small pho-graplis to almost any -iz-. and tin painting ot same in oil on eanva-s.

W. A. RICHKY. J. RICH ET RIGHEY iSUSEj AT DEPOT WICHITA KANSAS.

75 Cents for Lodging and Breakfast, Katahlisbed 1872. RICHEY Proprs A. CHADWICK. CITY DYER AND RBNEYATOB, Moil, Street 2 mocks North of Oc (Mil Hollies neatly cleaned, grease, paint tar nnd dirt removed. All kinds ol ladles ai A gentlemens woolen goods colored to order HaUstnetlon guaranteed.

JOHN F. AHII, Attorncy-At- Law Rev. Ilewett exchanged pulpits witli the Presbyterian minister ol Newton es teru ay. the la tter preach i ng the su b-ject of taith in the morning and upon the immortality of the soul in the even-iug. Mr.

T. W. Fuller informs us that the plans and specifications tor his two-story brick and stone building on Douglas Avenue are now ready, and that work will be commenced right away. Mr. F.

is an enterprising citizen and he has our beat wishes. We would specially direct the attention of our readers to the Temple Block advertisement in another column. This is a new idea in advertising but we have made no application to Washington for the usual six months protection for a patent. The name of Mr. Pete Trimmer is being nsed by many of his friends as a suitable candidate for Mayor.

Mr. Trimmer was formerly propiietor of the Daily House, and if he runs as good race as he did a hotel, his election is afore-gone conclusion. We regret to have to record the death of Mr. P. H.

Kroah, which occurred yesterday somewhat unexpectedly. Mr. Kroah was the proprietor of the Soap Factory wet ol the bridge and we fear his deatii will interfere lor a time with this branch of our industry. We regret to have to announce the death, at the age of 69. of Su-an A Toler, of Topeka Avenue, this city, which occurred yesterday at 3 oclock, bhe died of dropsy.

Mrs. Toler was the mother of H. G. Toler, who is a traveller for a Kansas grocery house and is well known to many ot our citizens. The iamily hail from Richmond, Virginia.

It is reported that an epidemic of some kind has attacked several horses in the city, three ol which have succumbed and died. The disgusting part of the affair is that these dead horses are said to have been hauled to a certain cot ral near lie city and there led to the hogs. We gladly ho; that such was not the tact yet the intormotion comes to us through a reliable channel. From Tuesday 'a Daily Mr. J.

C. Redfield is out in the we-t-ern part of the State working up the apple trade. A couple of Chicago men are in the city buying up hides, and exp ct by tne end of the week to ship off five car loads. Pietty good sandwich weather thi; one day fine, another not; some cloudy and windy; others fair and warm, and another muddy and disagreeable. Temperance, as taught by St.John of Kansas and St.

John of Jerusalem, is the subject of Rev Shelton's lecture next Sunday evening at the opera The English language is inadequate to express the forlorn leelings of the boy who thinks he lias stolen a dime novel and finds it to he a cook-book. We learn from parties recently from Indiana and Illinois that a large number of lamilies from each of those states will emigrate to Kansas in the early spring time. A beautiful example of force of habit is to see a disciple of Murphy fill his glass with water, and dreamily blow troth off the innocent water before drinking. One of the largest dogs ever seen in these parts passed through here the other day via Adams Express, from Boston to some party in Caldwell. The charges on which were about $25.00.

He was a bouncer, and terribly cross and vicious. The committee in charge of the entertainment at Itu-sell hall last evening, in the interest of the Wichita Temperance Union, furnished a fine programme an 1 a good evenings amusement. The singing was good, the readings and recitations very acceptable, and Mr. Kramer, as a magician, was a success to the end. A very fair audience was present, not as many as should have been there, and some revenue was derived for the desired object.

New York Store. Casit Henderson, the popular successor of Morris Kohn of the New York Store, is just the right man in the right place His many years of managership we might say proprietorship of this store, have matriculated Ca-h lor a great future and we trust a wealthy one, too. No one dry goods store since Wichita was known has ever made so large a purchase or had so many goods on the road at one time a3 has Cash at this writing. He informed us this morning that his clerks were unloading three car loads to-day, and that he had seven more cars on the way. Our idea Is that Cash ought to make application to the authorities to divert p'-destrianism on the east side of Main street lor one week at least, the time it will take to unload his enormous stock.

Cash is not only a good shot at glass hails, but be can shoot above the head and Shoulders of any of his competitors in the dry goods business. In fact he is a second A. T. Stewart, or the A. Stewart of the far west.

Hurrah for Cash! and tliis is what he wants for his goods (Cash) and he will give you value received. His reputation is firmly established. Birth. On the 21st Mrs. John G.

Duncan, daughter of the editor of this paper, ot a Bon still bora. From Thursday's Daily. Squire Mitchell's Court. march 23, ISS1. The State s.

Ed. Piper: Tills was a case of assault and battery with a deadly weapon witli intent to kill. Wc gave lull particulars of tiie oci iirrt-nce in our is-tie of Monday lat. County Attorney Dale tailed to substantiate hi cn-e to the satisfaction of tiie court, when it wa-tlisini-sed. Piper, however, was immediately altervvaids arrested for tiie minor offence ol assmlt and battery merely, and it is more titan likely that this charge will he made to hold.

Tiie foundation work was commenced this morning on the Kuller-Snitzler block, on Douglas Avenue. The lecture of S. V. Jones at Hti.sc-ll hall last evening like that of D. B.

Eui-nierls tiie Wednesday night previous was pronounced very good, and highly appreciated by the many preseht. We should have more Of the-e home talent enertainnier ts. That little telegraphic wedding, to hich we referred last week, lias at last transpired. Ihe groom. Jefleison A.

Denning, lit ing in Lexington. Ill, was married to Miss Francis M.Crow. ol Winfield, on the evening of the 22nd i list. From Friday's Dally. Give us the Cue.

Editor Republican As a self-appointed committee ot one, I ask, on be-huil of an indignant and outraged community. what is tint matter with tiie heretofore coitsei vative, peace-loving and policy-following Eagle and your able, hut olten aggre-sive contemporary, the Beacon? 1 reler to the attacks on the lion. Geo. R. Wendling in both ol these home-printed teachers of the public morals in this city, the great county of Sedgwick, and, if you please, the magnificent commonwealth (Kansas) in their issues this week.

Tiie Eagle, as jou know, is the only Republican ncwpi-per worthy ot tiie name in Kansas, anil Ihe Beacon the only weekly teacher of pore Democracy and public morality in the great southwest. I alFO refer to these laets because any inquiry touching tlie-e join nals would not be complete itliimt a statement of this kind, and btcain-e some people have the tunerity and audacity to dispute it, I desired, too. in tiie beginning to state that I did not belong to the latter clas. Now, it seen.s to me pertinent to ask why these two writers are especially endowed at this time witli such profound learning that they may see farther, dig deeper, and more thoroughly digest a lecture delivered by Hie Hon. Geo.

than the brilliant, delighted, and intelligent audiences who have gone to hear him on four different occasions and would be glad to go again? Elocutionary dandy reads well, but tiie lye still hangs to the minion with tenacity. What is the me to tiie attacks and why were they made? arc the questions anxiously propounded ior the people by a Dkliohtkb Listener. Dont You tell Sarah that Elliott has a full line ot Pot and Bedding PLANTS! Money to Loan On city property securities, at eight per cent, interest, by W. Crouch. $100000 to Loan on Farms or good city property, at bottom rates.

Call on Whitworth, Temple Bloi Drug Store, Western Union Telegraph office Main 8t. 1 A ryp I. OLAi TUill), te fey a a Esieeilsi i Shot Guns, Shells, Amunition, GAME ALWAYS IN SEASON. duns to KENT for Fixed; AMUMTION. Dor.

A l-'ir-t t-treet-, WICHITA E. H. MATHEWS, DOUG I. AS AVENUE. Cloth Piece Goods, Trmmings HiKlsrmipUH rom which to select.

FINE WORK A SPECIALTY. WM. DUNCANS COAL YARD At t'lIAH. MAUsirs ohl stand, fiist door! Knst of lUqn t. Leave orders at RATLSFF a GOMES, Suscessois to J.

Sheet Comer of DOUGLAS AVE. MARKET ST. 1 (food Hides of GOAL ConstimU ou linnd prues ranging liom $3,00 Upward. Tremont House, (F0RMER1Y EMPIRE.) Cor. Douclasand Emporia Avenues, (Two blocks west of Depot.) WICHITA, KANSAS.

KELLElt YOUNG, PUO'S. This house having been thoroughly tepa'rcJ unit refitted, is now fir-t-ela in all Its appointments. A fre-h clean bed, and a palatable meal onii lie had at any time, (iuest- will receive every attention C. C. FdrLkt f.

t. H- KUsari.L M. i Drs. Furley Russell, Office over the fanner's und Moreliauts Bank. 1.