The Wichita Republican from Wichita, Kansas • 3

-1 -t The latest attraction is the new sign of Hobbs anil Weaver. Extraordinary Wheat. The Wichita Republican L1BIRD MORTGAGE COMPANY. idiita, Kla-nsaiS- C. H.

Ketchum is Agent for the AMERICAN ERUIT DRYER! OUA, IE3 AT IE UMATIO EYAPORATOR. Capacitylfrom 8lto 250 Bushelsper Day. jT5TTlie most perfect and rapid process ever invented for drying fruit vegetables. Fruit diiod by this process is free from all dirt, dust or Jr Pni'lent; L. L).

MUNNER, Treasurer. JAS. L. LOMBARD, Vice-pres. GEO.

E. SPALTON, Secretary. in the markets. Its manipulation is done. Call at Ketchums Hardware Hies and commands the highest prices simple, easily understood ami quickly Store and get a catalogue and read tlie United States and Canada.

FARM LOAN NEGOTIATORS Mrs. King, wile of S. S. King deputy sheriff of Sedgwick county, spent a few days in Caldwell, this week, visiting Mrs. Birchfield and Mrs.

Frank Blackburn. Caldwell Commercial. About the 1st of January a rabid dog got among the stock of Charles 11. tilaw-son, near Edwin. Since then he has lost, about $150 wortli of cattle anil hogs from hydrophobia.

He thinks the whole race of dogs should beVx term miffed. Could there possibly be such a thing as a Fourth ot July celebration without tirc-craekers anil the small boy getting an eye put out, or a miscellaneous conflagration lit several points throughout the Union There will le a total eclipse of the moon on the 11th and 12tli of this month. The moon will then bo toll, the eclipse occurring just as totality ends. But those who wish to see the eclipse will have to remain up until past midnight. Wichita is now shaken over tbe arrest of Fritz Snitzler.

the champion Amendment breaker of that city. liis trid is set lor next Monday, and the opera house hired for the occasion, but their greatest giiel is, where will wc get a jury. Winfield Telegram. NO DELAY WHEN TITLE AND SECURITY GOOD. CALL AND SEE US BEFORE GOING ELSEWHERE.

4l 5 ....911 i 4a pE, Age CO, Ky. 3 8:00 A 6:30 A I I 6:451 EE S' GEO. E. SPALTON, Secretary. GEEvOAL FRUITIER! Main opposite Temple Block, Wichita, Keeps on liand Fruits ami JieriTcs of all kinds, Plants, Confectionery, Cigars, and incidentals.

sng fru dust J. A. MILLER AIMS TO KEEP THE FRONT WALK IN HIS PARTICULAR LINK. GIVE IIIS STORE A CALL. Ilation lardwa' 5-ts of tl RATLIFF (Successors to OUT IMI.A.'fe.IKIIET EJEITsT ES IN a The BeaatM and Large THE FRITZ SNITZLER GREAT uve Mrs.

T. E. Carey and little son, Fred, and Miss Nettie Coleman are visiting relatives and friends in Topeka this week. Mr. Ivassell has lately hail his advertisement painted on all the city bill boards.

He is enterprising, and ol course prospers. L. Bunnell lias bought the two lots adjoining his own on tlie south, situated on Market street known as tlie Decker property. No matter how hard it is to find a rocking chair during the day, a man is sure to fall over one when lie is in search of a match box alter dark. When a woman sighs for fame she should let her husband cook his own meals while she makes a bed quilt with 10,100 or more blocks in it.

Irving Lyman, of East Hampton, Mass, an old friend of Geo. Strong, and who lias been in this city a few days, started for tlie mountains Tuesday evening. Tlie revised edition of the new Testament i just as severe on Ananias as its predecessors. This should be suflieent warning to all who testily in onr amendment liquor cases. Conductor J.

li. Jolmson is now in charge ol the Santa Fc passenger run (mm Newton to Caldwell, Mr. Weller having a month off, which he improves by a jaunt to tlie mountains. Messrs. Kellar anil Young have taken off their bus, and now Root Bros.

4 horse omnibus calls at the Occidental and Tre-moiff, as well as calls for or delivers passengers in any part of the city. The morning train going north fills up somewhat largely just at present, leading one to believe that many are going out to Newton to board the western bound trains from that point. Dr. Owens and wife started for Colorado Tuesday evening to lie absent most of tlie summer. They will vi-it Pueblo, Central City and Denver.

The Doctor is going up into the north-western part ot tlie State to look after some mining claims. Tlie number ot ice cream and cider saloons in our city is becoming quite a pugilistic element either in tlie interest of the temperance or tlie liquor dealers cune. Our readers must form their own opinions as to tlie bias. The world wasnt made in a day, neither can a newspaper reacb perfection at the start. Tbe successful journals are those wliii-lt have toiled hard and long gaining little by little until they stand foremost in the ranks ot journalism.

Mr. Flemming, of Brpdrn Bros, and Flemming, who has been stopping in tlie city several weeks, lias written to his home paper some very flattering comments about Wichita ami thi3 part o' Kansas. This county always phases tlie eye anil tunes tlie cake every time when viewed aright. Was there ever a lawyer in this city who recieveil the small sum of twenty-five dollars to compromise with a saloonkeeper in a threatened lawsuit instituted by the wife of an inebriate, and then went back on tlie woman, pocketed the money, and advised that there was no cause of action. We were almost moved to tears when we heard that one ot Wichitas gallant young men, while out boating with some young ladies, got stuck on a sand-bar, and had to pull oft' his shoes and roll tip liis breeches and get out of tlie boat and pull it off, and soil liis white vest and drop his lint in tbe water, and then lie had to call a granger witli a team of mules to come and help him.

In consequence of unavoidable circumstances, this boom has been postponed. The date will be announced in a few days. JOHN FISHER, Pres. C. A.E.FICKEISSEN, Secy.

Religious. The Christian Church of Wichita has made arrangements with tlie Baptist Church to occupy their house while that church Is without a pastor, and tn accordion with that arrangement Elder Joseph E. Cain, pastor of the Christian church, will preach at the Baptist church on next Sunday, morning and evening, at tiie usual hours. Musical Jubilee at Lawrence. A state musical jubilee will he held at BGmark Grove on the IStli and ifithof August, under Urn charge of Irof.

C. E. Leslie of Chicago. He lias now with him in tbe State, twenty-eight profes-sion musicians as teachers. and witli them proposes to organize, suul train all tlie bet mii-ieai talent in tiie state.

Every town ol a lion-anil inhabitant, anil over, will be visited, and choru-es organized. Already nearly half of tlie state has been organized, anil about -1000 voices secured to join in tiie elioru. Uro-visions are being made to seat 25.040 people in the tabernacle, ami they will he prej ared to accommodate 100 000. IN KF. GENERAL PL'BMC.

10 cents versus Indigestion and Dyspepsia Why linger in tlie of Indigestion and Dyspepsia when there is an almost iiffailiable cure to lie found in Spring S1n-som. Trial sie 10 cents; regular size 50 cents. 2ND EDITION OF JOB. Mrs. Ogden.

N. Division Stm t. Buffalo, says: I cannot bo loo thankful that I was induced to try your Spring Blossom I was at one time afraid that I should never be aide to get i lit again. I seemed to lie a second edition ol Job without his patience; my face and body were one vast collection of boils and pimple, since taking one bot'le of your Spring Bio soin 1 inn quite cured, all eruptions have disappeared, and I feel liettcr Ilian I have in a long time. Price.

50 cents, trial bottles 10 cents. CLIPPED. One trial bottle of Spring Blo-om can be procured from your druggi for 10 cents. To those troubled with Indigestion and Dyspepsia we K-eoinmend an immediate ti ial. Price, 50 cents, tiial bottles 10 cents.

WELL FIXED. Pcneil writing may he fixed almost indelibly by the moi-tened tongue over it. Invalids enii be cured of I)y-a'p-ia and its at tend -off. honor by u-ing Spi ing Blossom. Pi ice, 50 trial bottle.

10 eit.ls. SlIE PARSED IT ALONG. I send you my teaiiuioui.il in reference toSpiing taken it for Dyspepsia, and receiving almost immediate re'iel I pn cd it to my neighbor who Is using it witli one Him. J. W.

I.kviiit Elmira. N. Y. Price, 50 lents trial bottles 10 cents. A GOOD STUDY.

Tlie proper study ol mankind is man, and tlie pro er cure for sit Headache and Biilionsne-s is Spimg Bli ssoin. 1riee 50 ei nls. tii.d bottle lo cent. With characteristic energy Kissel is leading the front with a larger display of solid and plated silverware than ever. It is his intention to hold ills growing trade with his well understood plan of dealing honestly and fairly with all his patrons.

JSomeolthc FINEST SILVER (live piece) ever seen in flic west aro now being displayed in his storeroom at Lawrence's drug store. Ail kinds of fiat ware, in silver, which includes knives, forks, napkin ring, water pitchers, in all the beautiful designs, solid and plated, kept at Kassel in elegant display. II has built up a business that is a credit to himself and ichita, and tbe envy of all rivals in tiffs city and surrounding towns. It is evident that the sale of silverware is more general, and to meet the growing demand lie- has largely increased liis fuciliihs, and can now sell sets'Of-1 parts of sets at greatly reduced pi "IIar.ii-- City pi ices on all gccils, express added. Dont lorgat that Ka.i-1 lias everything in the line of silverware.

All the best grades of watches and chains a specialty V. 3Sl.S3E5EjiS.' Lawrence's Drug DougUis Avenue. BRAVES ICE. CSEAEI Paste, Opposite Star livery Stable, Mi Braves Popular Restaurant, We had shown to ns to day some wheat now growing on the farm of John Knlin who lives 5h miles H. which certainly eclipses anything of the kind we have yet seen in far tamed Kansas.

It is known as Bulgarian wheat, and but a bandtui of it was sown by Mr. K. as ail experiment. We shall hope to hear of the actual eild at the harvest, hut present indications place it at not less than onr hundred bushels to the ace. We hope there is a bonanza in this discovery.

Coles Circus. Sail Francisco, June 5, 1881, The following special dispatch to the Republican was iveieved this morning Publish once uiy show recently arrived from Australia, Has just closed a brilliant season here and will proceed east rapidly, reaching Wichita about July 15th. I have nthleil many novelties while abroad, namely a troupe of Hindoo jugglers, snake charmers anil devil-dancers, a band ot Arabian athletes, a tribe ol South Sea savages in Pacific Island past-times, a company of whirling dervishes, East India acrobats, an entire Australian circus company, a troupe ot aerial bicycle riders, a number of Chinese and Japanese wonders and a large collection of rare animals. 1 promise a more novel anil stueiidioiis exhibition than ever before witnessed in America. W.

W. Cole Proprietor Cole's Circus, Menagerie etc. Slioot the Victim. It is not true a3 stated Unit all roguis have reformed, or that all people lead the papers. An occurrence, jesterday, furnishes complete evidence ot lKitli facts.

Mr. J. R. Shoot, an elderly gentleman of Wichita, in whose heart there is no guile, came in ou tbe Santa Fc train. cn route for Joliit, yesterday.

At the depot Mr. Slioot met William Newton who gets acquainted very readily, and the two had a very interesting conversation, during which it transpired that they had mutual acquaintances. Newton proposed a walk toward the Ft Scott yards and Mr. Slioot agreed thereto. On the way the traditional freight agent appeared with the conventional bill for Newton.

As usual Newton applied for a $100 loan until he could cash a check, and as is generally the case, Mr. Shoot gave up. Shortly afterward the freight agent and Mr. Newton disappeared, and the gentleman from Wichita mourns his departed wealth. Billy Arlington, A large and appreciative audience greeted the appearance of Billy Arlington at the Opera House last evening, and the wide reputation of the company was well sustained.

The music anil singing was of more than ordinary merit, and the dancing and high-kicking was the best that we have seen for many a day. The songs Jar Down by Mr. C. A. Mason, and Morning by the Bright Light by Geo Nunn are worthy of special mention.

Cradle's Empty by Banksr Winter was one of the sweetest and best rendered selections that we have ever heard from the stage and it was received by a hearty round of applause. And what shall we say ol Billy Arlington? He is a whole show by li ini-elf, and his song Poultry' Dealer anil liis oration Labor vs. Capital brought down the house. A new and comical feature of the programme was A Nautical Flirtation, a kind of salt water love sketch that reminded ns of Pinafore. The specialties were novel and good, and the whole performance, while entirely free from the objectionable features of other troups was mirth-provoking and sidesplitting all the way through, just the thing to drive away dull care in this water-logged land.

A new programme will lye presented to night and you ill never put your money where it will ilo more good than by going to see Billy Arlington The Arlingtons gave their second performance Saturday evening and we do not think there was a dissatisfied spectator in the house. While we have but little to add to what was said of the performance of Friday evening, there are some points that it would be injustice not to notice. Prominent among the features of the company are Messrs. Howard and Alton, Burlesque Sketch Artists. Tin ir very neat act on Saturday evening drew forth rounds of applause, and gave Mr.

Howaid an opportunity of displaying- his magnificent voice wliile rendering selections from Madame Angot. Fra L'ivola and Girofle-Girofla. Mr. Alton in his Female Char acter Impersonations, was truly wonderful, and fur surpasses the Only Leon. The song Take me back, Kathleen, by Mr.

Pavev was recieveil with enthusiasm. We are glad that we have seen the Arlington Minstrels, and they have our recommendation whereever they go. New Fair Association. June 4th 1881. Board met at Esq.

Juiikerraaus office. Officers present, Eichottz, Ransom, McCracken, Lawrence. Kincaid and Hyde. Officers absent, Furman, Boyle, Caru-thers. Blood and Mitchell.

Committee on grounds reported and was given ten days more time. Committee on printing reported and on motion the printing of the catalogue was awarded to the Wicnita Eagle. Committee on advertising reported good success and on motion the committee was continued. Voted that the Socy. be instructed to inquire fuitherin regard medals.

Committee on statistics cont inued. Adjourned to 1 p. m. Board met at 1 p. ui.

President Eieli-oltz in the chair. Secretary' Asst. Secretary were instructed to prepare ail introductory lor Premium lists. By consent of hoard all sweepstake premiums shall be paid iu cups. Voted that the As-ociation pay the board during fair week of an Expert to judge poultry'.

On motion adjourned to 2 p. m. Saturday June 11th 1881. C. S.

Eicholtz Pres. W. H. Kanson Socy. Cross and Crown, Or the Suffering and Triumphs of tlie Heroic Men and Women who were Persecuted for tlie Religion ot Jesus Christ, by James D.

McCabe, with illustrations on st cl, by Sartain and Illman. The agent lor this valuable work will remain in town lor a lew day, and we commend him to the courtesy and patronage of our citizens, anil trust that be will meet with that success commensurate with the rare merits of tlie work. It is a valvable work. It is opportune. It records tlie sufferings of men and nnen of whom the world was not worthy.

Tlie narratives arc well told. The principles of the Protestant caue are developed, and the sufferings of flic martyrs are described with thrilling effect. No volume lias been which in typography, paM-r illustrations and binding will surpass this in beauty and durability. Christian Advocate, Nashville. I have been greatly interested in its contents and am sme no Christian can read it without being quickened and strengthened in his faith.

It is a book needed in these times when indifference to tlie nnh and weak faith so largely prevail. Its tacinating stories will interest and charm many readers. Rev. Saml J. D.

D. The base ball season has begun in earnest, and the papers of various cities are tilled with glowing accounts of how nine brutal ruffians Irotn some other place, assisted by a depraved and perjured umpire, succeeded in robbing the home club of the game. When tiie home club wins the umpire is a cultivated gentleman and the opposing nine a combination of gifted young men who were temporally unfortunate. Kansas can very well get along with the prohibitory amendment if water is snbstited in quantities like what we have been getting for the past week. The abundance of rain shows another thing: President Garfield is a (Jampbel lite, and water is a part of fits creed the amount of rain-fail is Indicative of an important fact that Heaven is sustain ing him and going back on Conkling.

Le Roy Reporter. This ice cream pallor and rcstnuraDt was recently rcll-tcrt dzxI refurnished throughout and greatly enlarged. They are un lonbtily tho best and most commodious roms for the testimonials from all parts of the A. F. STANLEY, Room 7, Commercial Block, LOANS MONEY ON CITY AND FARM PROPERTY At 7 per cent.

Interest Money Always on Hand HOBBS WEAVER, REAL ESTATE, LOAN AND INSURANCE AGENTS First door west of Kansas State Bank, on south side of jjoughis Avenue, WICHITA, KANSAS MLIIX WILHITE, -HEAL ESTATE- Loan, and Collecting Agents. Huy, 8'cll nml Exi-bange Kent Estate, Collect Claims, Pay 'faxes. c. Se. Oilicc, east Douglas av.

W'ichita, Kans HARRIS HARRIS. LA ANT) LOAN OFFICE, WICHITA, KANSAS. Ihve SOMK money to loun on 5 years at 8 per annual interest. Ottice near U. laud office.

A. A. GLEflH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR FOR PENSION BOUNTY AND BACK PAY CLAIMS. AVicliita, Kansas. S.

S. BAUGHMAN, M. D. PHYSICIAN SURGEON. WICHITA, KANSAS.

Office, 26 Main Street, up stairs. Will be found in my office at all hours, day or night, when Dot professionally engaged elsewhere. Harry Croskey, M. (Till 9 a.m.; trns. ZFrom 1 to 3 p.

(After 7 p. m. Makes a Specialty of EYE. FAR AND SURGERT, Office and Topeka avenue, south ol Ceutral avenue. D.

S. Pollock, Attorney find Councellor at Law, Practices in County, State and Federal Courts. WICIIITA, KANSAS. CHESTERtsENTON, CITY MEAT MARKET FIRST MARKET EAST OF TREMONT HOUSE, ON DOUGLAS AVENUE. With my new Stevens Patent Kefrigera-tor I am prepared to lurtffsh the citizens of iciilta the choicest quality of Meats, Saus- TFi age.

Ham anjFisli once a week during hot weather. New Billiard Ball! Opposite the County Offices, Main street, Wichita, Kansas. Keeps all the Best brands of Cigars; also Refreshments. C. GARDNER, Prop.

CITY DlltlM SHOP. J. T. HOOKER, PBOPR Where you will find everything first-class pertaining to the TONSORIAL ART, Two Doors East of the Tremont House WICIIITA, KANSAS. One field of wheat cut anil now in the shock two miles north of town.

John P. Coffin, of the Kansas City Times, was registered at tin) Occidental yesterday. Some of our enterprising cirizens are offering large special premiums to be awarded at the Arkansas Valley Fair. Geo. Dadisntan of Kochi townsiiip was violently thrown to tha ground by a Texas pony one day last week, and liis left shoulder dislocated.

Wa-Keeny Leader: If (he wheat in this county keeps on growing much longer at the present rate the headers will have to go into the fields on stilts. They willhave to do the same in Southern Kansas. Sir Thomas Lawson and John Duncan, of Scotland, who were in the city a few days looking at our glorious country, started north on the Santa Fe Wednesday evening. While here tlicv were guests at the Occidental. There will be a meeting of the Board of Trade, Thursday the tlth of June at city council chambers, at 7 :30 o'clock for tbe purpose ot changing or amending Sqe.

2, Art. 1st. of constitution relating to time of election. G. N.

Byers Secy Troubles never come singly. Rust and chinch bugs seems in some fields this year, to have formed a copartnership for tiie destruction of wheat. There seems to lie a mutual understanding for tlie bugs to take tlie thin spots and leave the ranker to Mr. A number of nten who evidently did not cherish any great love for St. John were sit' ing in a harbor shop In town a few evenings since, when the conversation turned on tiie whiskey prosecutions.

Alter it hail progressed a few minutes, a titan in tbe barbers chair begun It, p-sli. ltut they did not heed hint, and again lie comttieneed p-sli. Still they did not catch on, and then lie raised himself up and said: You tain fools, tv Iiy you don't stop dot talking 1 Maybe you been called on dot sliury, und den you don't want to form or express no opinions or talked sotnedings about it Dont it? New Fair Association. We are informed that tbe canvassers are already at work on this association, and (hat the purpose ol tbe officers is to make this years fair the most successful of any fair yet held in thin county. We need not say that in the interest of agriculture, horticulture and general commerce, we ish tlie association ever possible success.

I -list. By G. W. Arnient this Friday morning June lllth lssl. in Wichita or vicinity, a call-kin wallet, containing 1 $20 bill.

2 $1.00 bills and 1 paar dime, and two preserptions from Dr.W right of Winfield one having on the back A. B. Armenta name, and other old paers. Tlie finder will be lilierally rewarded by returning tlie same to the owner or leaving it at this office. Oltl Hans Spiggleliosts Lament for liis lieer.

Tone. Wearing of the Green.) Frilzy dear and did you hear, the news that's going round, That lager is forbid by law to llow on Kansas ground. And buck-beer day no more to keep. its praie you cannot hear. For there's a bloody law against tlie drinking lager beer.

I met with sier Ulrich, and lie link ine by the band And lie says, how's poor old Kansas and hew does she stand Shes the most distrc-slul country that ever you did hear. For they punish men, and women too, for drinking lager beer Now since tlie stuff that we must drink is water from the brook, A stuff no German ere will use, except to wash and cook. You may take away min" bolognas, mine swat. iino and trout. Mine garlic, and mine pretzels and throw them all about.

You may take my frou. Katrina, what I brought from Germane. You mnv take my little children that I dandle on my knee, You may ever take iny liutberger cheese that to my heart is dear. But do not take away, 1 piny, my darling lager beer. But if at lat our lager from free Kaunas must ilepai t.

Our friends witli and sorrow from tlie dear old State must start. I have beard tell of a country that lies not far from here. Where German, French and Irish can enjoy their lager beer. Oh Kansas, must we have you driven by a tyrant hand Must we seek our dear loved lager in a strange but freer land Where St. John and bis crusaders never more can dare to come here, And here, by damn, we'll live and die still drinking lager beer.

MORAL. Anil now St. John, my honest friend. Just listen bat you hear, If you exjiect the German vote, Dont stop our lager beer. And politicians, one ami all, Of tbis here make a note.

That those who favor unjust laws, Can't get a Germans vote. Arkansas City Democrat. Tlie Dog Scare. Although this subject has been pretty thoroughly ventilated of lute, and the Republican has taken a firm and dcciilud stand on this question, there arc still a few points that demand our lien and your candid attention. Something over one hundred years ago our fore-lathers fatal Itve mothers) got up on the rim of tiieir ear.

ami said that they would not pay old Mother England any more tax, not dog tax, as many would fain make you believe. A lively row was kicked up in tlie family, and one Fourth of July morning these disobedient children declared themselves free and independent, and adopted a Declaration of Inedpend-cnce. Ever since that time the Foiq tli of July has been a national holiday, and divers ways anil things have been proposed and invented to celebrate it. A nd of all these gunpowder (witli tbe cxci-p. tion of beer) seems to have tlie most enthusing effect.

Therefore have firecrackers and torpedoes been made for the anui8ement of tlie small hoy. Glass bombs and dynamite have also been invented, but tlie Nihilists have bought up the entire stock to blow up the Czar. Tho aforesaid s. b. enjoys the fire-craekers and torpedoes hugely, and devises various ways to use them, and none gives more pleasure to his heart than to tie a bunch of tire crackers toa dog's narrative and when he does this wc have a novt 1 and interesting exhibition of the Dog Scare.

Messrs. Craver a Steele. Grlnnell, Iowa. Gentlemen: We the undersigned farmers of Sedgwick County, Kansas, bought and used one of your ten foot RANDOLPH HEADERS during the harvest of 1880. Wc cut an average ot (27) twenty-seven and one-fourth acres per day.

Our ex pense for repairs for tlie harvest was only one dollar and a half ($1,50) and the amount cut was about six hundred (600) acres. Our machine is now in good order. We think the RANDOLPH the best header made and would advise those who intend to buy harvesting machinery, to buy the RANDOLPH HEADER. (Signed.) A. J.

Gaud, W. W. Dorman, Andrew Smith. A Wood sale, cheap. Harvester, nearly new, for T.

U. Lynch, Wichita. Hills have another held of 50 ponies for sale, that it will do you well to examine. SUBSCRIPTION, $2 P.EiJ YEA.B SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 18S1 New potatoes are in the market. There is an abundant crop of cherries this year.

Mr. Pollock has laid the foundation for a large addition to his house, with kitchen, bay window'and all the conveniences of a good home. The corn is growing luxuriously, and visions of roasting-ears and cholera-morbus rise up in the imagination like ghosts in grave yard. The brick work on the Baltimore Block is completed. Work on the Koys building is going rapidly on.

It will be one of the most handsome blocks in the city. Anybody can soil the reputation of an individual, however pure and chaste, by uttering a suspitiou that his enemies will believe and his friends will never hear of. By request W. Pfaflenberger will deliver a lecture in the English language next Sunday night. Subject Christianity and infidelity, with a ten minutes prelude on Christian unity.

Mother Shi pton has strapped on her liver pad, bought a set of $10 teeth, a row of bangs, a bottle of bloom of youth" and a box of that Indian blood -earcher. and has concluded to live down her prophecies. Frank Russell who has carried our papers to the residences so faithful for several months has taken a position in the grocery house of Magill Blis. For thorough integrity and good honest work we commend him to his new employers. A very distressing accident oecured on Friday night at the residence of Mr.

Hayford River street. There little twelve year old daughter fell from a second story window and broke her arm. She was injured so severely that she remained entirely unconscious until yesterday. There will be in the neighborhood of 3,000 acres of sugar raised in Ellsworth county this year. Ellsworth Reporter.

That is to say, they were not both mare mule colts, and this probably couldnt happen in any other state but Kansas. Whether it is a fish story or not we cannot say, but the Emporia Bulletin is informed by reliable parties that in the Neosho and Cottonwood rivers the large buffalo fis come to the edge of the stream to grass, and the farmers spear them k. wagon load. In the thirteenth chapter of First Corinthians, the revised edition of the new Testament it substitutes the word love for the word charity. This however will not do away with the conventional icantily clad beggar woman, who always has seven small children at home.

-In the State of Kansas there are twenty more newspapers published than in the States of Deleware, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont and New Jersey combined, and she is not i et of age. in the number of newpapers published in the thirty-nine different States, she stands No. 10. At a Sunday School In Granville county. North Carolina, they have what they call the Sunday School hens nest It is a hat with straw inside, placed near the pnlpit.

The little children who cannot raise pennies bring eggs instead and pat them in this novel contribution box. This is primitive, perhaps, but quite illy lie, and a person ot poetic turn of mind might find in it a subject of agreeable contemplation. We are pleased to learn tbe greivance we complained of some few days ago as to the running of wild ponies on our public streets is being handled in a very practical manner by our citizens. A memorial is iu course of signature to the city fathers asking them to pass an ordi- nance to prohibit the business. We are in thorough sympathy with the movement.

'The' prospective bliss referred to In these columns a few days ago wa3 eon-sn mated yesterday (Sunday.) The contracting parties were Mr. Charles Plank, well known in this city and an employe of the A. T. S. F.

R. R. and Miss Alice Weaver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

Weaver, also of this city. The ceremony was performed by Rev. B. Kelly, at tha M. E.

church. We wish the young con pie every happiness. If you would have the nuptial union last, Let virtue be the bond that ties it fast. One of those unforeseen mishaps that strike a person with the uncertainty ot lightning befell little Earnest Abbott iu tbis office Friday night last. He was engaged in Tolling the type for the Weekly Republican, when by some misplacement of his left hand.

it was caught between the track and the flange of tbe heavy iron cylinder of the press, which crushed his little finger, and tore and bruised the others in a terrible, painful manner. He wa3 takea home in a buggy kindly tendered by Mr. Role Murdock. Dr. Crosky was called and his wounds dressed in the best possible manner.

All onr sympathies are extended to Earny- as lie is a willing, good boy and was filling the place of one of our regular hands who, on acconnt of a late sickness, was unable to do all the ardn- ons work of rolling for the entire paper. He is one of our carriers, but this hurt will give him a rest from such labor for a time, of which we are also sorry. To the Memory of Sister Gleuu. At a meeting of the Ladies Christian Aid Society, held in this city on Saturday June 1th 1881, Mrs. D.

B. Emmert having been appointed a committee of one to draft resolutions expressive of the sense of the society on the loss of Mrs. N. A. Glenn, whose death oecured on May 28th 1881, introduced the lollowing, which were unanimously adopted: Whereas, It has been the will of our Divine Master to remove from our circle, by deaths immutable fiat, our dear friend and sister, Mrs.

Lovina Glenn, and. Whereas, We deem it fitting that we should offer, with an expression of our grief, a tribute to the many virtues of so. kind a friend, loving sister and valuable member of our society therefore, adls Be it Resolved by theXadus Christian Aid Society of Wichita, that in the death sister Glenn, her family have lot a loving and devoted wife and mother, the ch'a church 'and this society, a faithful member and prudent counsellor, and her neighbors, and the circle of society in which she moved a kind and lovin that "we tender to the bereaved family and friends our heart-feit sympathy, assuring them, in all sincerity, that we mourn with them, while vr- extend to them tlie ni.ly title and lasting consolation in the -1 as-mrunees of the Holy Script! onr loss she has gained a cron giory, and the reward of unspeakable happiness in that Mansion beyond the Silent River, to which slie has only gone before ns, and where she is waiting to receive to her loving heart, them, and all who endure to the end, in imitation of her bright examples. Resolved, that the Secretary be, and is hereby instructed to present a copv ol these resolutions, properly enrolled, to the bereaved husband and family, and others to the city papers for publication. Mrs.

A. L. Paxson, President. Mrs. M.

A. Phillips, Secy. Snitzlers Arrest. We are informed that the Snitzli-r arrest case for selling liquor contrary to Jaw has been put off for trial until Monday next. From the array of legal talent engaged on both sides, it is anticipated there will be a lively time.

Great interest is being manifested in this suit by the ci.y at large, as -upon it hinges much of the further operations of both the saloon and temperance elements in our city. We hope to be able to ive readers lull reports of the trial. 5 Such was conceived to be the interest would be created in the Fritz Snitz-ler case that the Opera House was hired I for tbe trial, the money lor hiring the Jsame being furnished by Fritz himselt. IAs matters now stand there will be no necessity for sik-Ii a I or it, least a week, Iwben, as iqrnji non ban it there will be the greatest" possible difficulty in empan-nelliug a jury to try the case. We ex press no opinion, but Simply recount what usually comes to the knowledge of ournallsts.

i purpose in the city. TuehestJCE CREAM, AND (the Lake Shore 5 cent cigar) in the city. Orders tor cream tv launlie aud par lit promptly lille TIIE REST At A most popular restaurant iu tiie city, i-ioard want a square meal, a large well made dKh ot i 2 i I 5 tu 5 f.i Wl: -( I I-1 A. 5 CONE, Sheets) DOTJG-LAS AVE. IFZROIISrT ALL YflBIETIES! i SES ITS.

Display Silverware. WATEB Onf4 door west on Douglas avenue. i5. the veget- hies and dencat ics ot the season, and is the the day or week at living rates. When you ice creaui.

a lirst-ciass lemouade, go to -E3L CL DEjAVES. A SPECIALTY. an elegant line of Men, Boys, and Children, is larger --3. I I for Nrs. Preenum's New National color are uneqaled.

Color from 2 to 6 I MIDDLESEX AM NAVY BLUE FLANNEL SUITS In Sacks and Frocks warranted Sot to Fade. WEDDING OUTFITS WILSON We have in stock E. H. MATHEWS. HU TIILIE, DOUGLAS A VENUE.

Cloth Piece Goods, Trmmings and Pampleft rora which to select, FINE WORK A SPECIALTY. J. F. STAFFORD, Dealer la hmk 1 Provisions, FOUR, FEUD Shot Guns, Shells, Amunition, GAME ALWAYS IN SEASCN. A FULL LINE OF REVOLVERS AND CARTRIDGES.

Guns to ltcnt witli Fixed Amunition. Cur. Main First Streets, WICHITA W. M. PATTEE, Piano Tuner and REPAIRER.

tt.iFRVP worJ at MetuFfet MurIo Ktor Wk liltii, Katihihs, WH. DUNCANS COAL YARD At CUAS. MAlwSH8 old stand, first door Hast of IVpot. Leave orders at RATLIFF CONES, SuHcessors to Sheets Corner of DOUGLAS AVE. MARKET ST, Good grades of COAL i instantly on hand at prices ranging from $3,00 Upward.

Established 1872, EAST SIDE OF MAIN SI. --40 Home-Made, Graham and ltye Hrcad. Best Flour Usedi And precaution taken that every thing is clean and pure. ROLLS, PIES AND CAKES Always on hand. FRESH YEAST, Made every day.

Charles Eckardt. Tremont Hodse, (FORMERLY EMPIRE.) Cor. Douclas and Emporia Ayenues, (Two blocks west of Depot.) WICHITA, KANSAS. KELLER. YOUNG, PROFS.

Til's house having been thoroughly repaired and refitted, is now first-class in all its appointments. A fresh clean bed. ami a palatable meal can be had at any time. Guests will receive every attention W'. A.

BIC1IKY. RICHEY HOUSE, (IT DEPOT WICHITA KANSAS. 75 Cents for Lodging and Breakfast. Ustabllshed 187 Z. 1UCHEY Pronrs BigMouey in ibis.

For sale 10 acres of vegetable truck, nil iu lull growtli and ready for market, just south ol town also one span ol good work horses, 1 fresh milch cow together witli 50 acres of tlie best stand of corn in tho country. Farming implements will also be sold, for cash, this whole outfit can lie linil at a bargain. Apply to Hobbs Weaver, Martino. Prof. Martino, the eminent magician and ventriloquist, is announced to give a series of his refined and pleasing enter tainments at the Ojiera House, on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, June 13th, 14th and 15th.

ably ass sted by Miss Gertie Floranee. Tlie following is from the Joliet Daily News of tlie 2d. A very large and enthusiastic audience greeted the second appearance of Prof. Martino at the Opera House bust night. All were pleased and many made happy by the lavish distribution of costly present, especially Jessie Doolittle, wlio got tlie $25 lounge.

fc'inee tbe death ol Ilcllar, Martino lias no rival in tins country, and only Kaure Nicolai in Europe. There are magician and illusionists. Sonic depend merely on sleight of band anil ingenious mechanisms, others go lar beyond this and utilize the latest inventions and discoveries in science to perfect or embellish their art. In the latter class is Martino. Probably no man on tbe stage has dqne more work in optics, acoustics and mechanics; certainly none lias made more use of them than be.

By those means he has succeeded in peril ding his manufacture of spectres, decapitations, sphinxes, goblins drums etc. Willi most necromancers, an audience knows, at least, two-thirds of the tricks Jicr-tormed with Martino, seldom is there a single one that is not new anil unknown. Grand matineo Wednesday afternoon, at 2:30 oclock. All over Kansas. Florence has a lady barber.

Burlington now has eight lintels. The CofleyvillcStar is a late addition to Kansas newspapers. Tlie railronl between Ioia and Fort Scott will soon be completed. About 2G0 cows are daily milked for the Amcricus co-operative cheese factory. Many Iowa people are moving into the neighborhood of Barclay, Osage county.

Ilersliey, of Osage City, took first money jit the late shooting tournament in St. Louis. Peabody Gazette: Four hundred quarts of strawberries were picked from Mr. Merrills patch last Monday. The Kinsley Republican is for sale.

Mr. Ilubbs is going into the milling and mining business in New Mexico. George W. Bailey, or Tank-kee, well knownin Kansas as a lecturer on China has been suspended from the church for immoral conduct. Osage City Free Press: Holt Dawson hail one of liis feet badly crushed recently by the fall of a large stone when in the act ofhatilding it.

Since the first opening of the State University pupils have been en-Eolletl, and ol these more than one-fifth during tiie present college year. Osage City exported, for tlie week ending May JSch, fifty car loads of coal, four cars of hogs, two of castor beans, one of cattle and one of potatoes. The Ford County Globe says that a letter from Fort Grflin, states that up to May 23d, 111,650 head of cattle passed that point lor Kansas this spring. Go to Smith Keating iinotcili-alelj- and order your light running Randolph Header. As improved for 1881 it is by far the best, most easily handled and most desirable machine of its class.

Farmers remember that it was impossible to get more than half enough machines last year to supply the demand. Already the manufacturers say that it is going to be impossible to fill orders unless made very soon. A general agency is maintained at Wichita and a large stock of repairs kept. Don't be fooled into buying a heavy cumbrous header for a wet harvest. essks.

Graver Steele. Griuuell, Iowa. Getlemen: This is to certify that J. B. Carroll, have used one of your RANDOLPH HEADERS for four years and it has not cost me over five dollars ($5.00) in that time.

I have cut in the neighborhood of Bixteen hundred 1600) acres. I can reccommend the RANDOLPH HEADER to the public as the best in the market. (Signed.) J. B. Carroll, SUMMER UNDERWEARl4 Consisting of Linen, Nainsook, Lisle, Balbrigan, Novi Cotton, Jean, Feather-weight Merino, Gossamer, from 25 cents to the best.

BUNNELL ROYS! Real Estate. Farm Loans. ABSTRACTS INSURANCE. Aironls for tho Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Slaii Koiifl Lands. Money to loan at reduced rates for the next 60 days ns we have a large im ou hand, diiee.l from EASTERN PARTIES.

OFFICE OVER TAYLOR, DOW CO'S DRY GOODS STORE, ON MAIN STREET. BUNNELL ROYS. May 12, Ixsi. GUAYS SlEC! FIG MEI1 CINE TRADE U11 1 S-SE MARK I.nuLsIi lUm- tU An ni- tGY. Hi II 1- iiilhijr i i II HI 1 1 ill Wen THE B.

D. V. ELASTIC mm DRAWER A SPECIALTY. All the new and nobby styles of STRAW HATS for Men Boys A nice line of best liand-made, cord brim, manilla Hats, in small and large shapes. Moh.iir, Lustre, Alapaca, Dusters, Ulsters aul sack Coats, ong, black alapaca sack Cuats made up especially for Ministers and- Lon very tall men ASrWIlITE VESTS in Fancy Linen, ASK)ur line of Staple Clothing for th ever, Price, lower tta ever.

J'Y ma I i if rhea. lntpn- i nl '-JX- tl. ,1 fi.l I SP -A- TSI 8EF3SET Dec A ITh.i TAMnS. nilAlui; a I.sx of Mi-morv, Universal ain in tin. nk.

Dimness ot Vis-in, i i ni.it iiio oh anil many othor IKoaficM jm i hiviuiiy or lion mol ui i i ii v. I'ni ii li. i om p-ioinlih-t whn-h I 1 -f- hy b'Ml I fta.Tlie Meilir-in- Is sold hv I. II 111 at 1 I per p-K k1 or -ix knaeii lor ar will lie live hy mail on Mvetpi ol 11,0 money, by ihiilres- THE GRAY MEulGIMH 1 Ihillhlo, N. Y.

boll! in V. HI. 1.HM lnu stole x.1 im umwrn, mic maufTcTc" frua- 31 Michigan Avvnug, Chicago. Illinois liFNRY (TiEMONT, Almonte Ohio, says lie was thorough disabled by chronic Rheum-tiiot be used iwo bottles, and is radio dlv cured. 8 life WITT, Moiffcvy, Michi-inn.

si-j it woil-s like a oharm, sail cant be beat for, rvniffli's Colds Rheumatism ami Neuralgia. Miller) Columbus Ohio, says that a couple of doses cured liis child of Diptheria, after WFANEIi'nVsAludiiisaii street, Buffalo, says lie lias b-eu troubled for years with ol the knee, but F-leeno OU has cured him thnroiuffilv. ol the knee, but R-lecric Oil has cured him nnrouipuv. RhematiKin COMSTOCK ot Caledonia, Michif'im, says whilst. sullerinsr from ii atipnh one app icatiou gave instant relict, and two bottles cured him.

IS IT NOT WORTH A TRIAL? Sold hy all Druggists. PRICE, 50 cents and O. B. STOCKER, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL Plastering Calcimining OhiiniicyH IJuilt itiiilH paireil. Denlev In Lath and llaii' WICIIITA, KANSAS.

Go to YOUR DRUGGIST Dyes. For brightness and durability ol pounds. Price, 15 cents. i V-.