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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-06-30

To tie Editor Of the Eaqts:
The rains for the last few days have started
our river on regular boom. The dam at
Hays, Eager & Co.'S mill was entirely wash
ed out on last Saturday. Mr.. J. p. Dawson
on the same day drowned valuable horse in
crossing Spring Greek.
L. +. Jones has put an addition to his
store, which gives him twice the room he
had before He now has the largest store
loom in the county outside of Wichita.
We intend having a grand old celebration
ON the Fourth of July az our city. L. F.
Jones and Hiram Witfcr have taken the mat
ter in hand and viii be the end men of The
occasion. The programme will consist OF
speaking. singing and dancing and fireworks
in the evening. Bill Richey, of Wichita.
will he the orator Of the day, but il lie can't
be present We vii! telegraph for Susan L.
Anthony or some other man. Emmit Joslyn
and Frank Brown win sing '.Thc Star Spang-
led Banner" Fred Kuhl will sing ..Watch
ZEN en- dem Rhine John Gader viii sing
the "Marseillcais,' and Prof. Holloway and
John Bows will close the exercises by sing
ing ..The Wearing Of the Green Council
man Eager, OF the First Ward, will be pres
ent with his new sombrero; Capt. Ellis has
bought new suit Jeans and his wife is
making them la Continental. Emmit JOS
Ign has loaned him his Dutch pipe, and LATE
Jones has agreed to supply him with tobae-
co. The Captain will not take any active
part in the ceremonies, but VIII only stand
around to give caste to the celebration
Twenty-Five dollars worth OF fireworks have
been purchased, and will be set of in the
evening by the caiei Of the fire department,
Emmit Joslyn, after which all who wish to
enjoy pleasant dance will adjourn TO the
new store-room of l.. +. Jones and have it
with music by Gray's orchestra. OF Wichita.
am requested to extend general invitation
to every body 10 conc.
At this writing only about one fourth of
the wheat has been cut. The late rains are
causing considerable damage to it. 1t is
rumored here that about half the wheat
standing in Garden Plains and northeast Of
here was destroyed on last Friday night by
the hail. don't think much Of the report
as we had but very little hail with Us.
BREvET GRANGER.
y. $. jim Stewart viii be present with his
children without fail. l.. G..
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-06-30
TIE STORM OUT WEST.

| 10 Ms Editor Of Hs Eagle.
| The late storm OF Friday night appears TO
have done great damage over a tract ofcoun-
try west and south of this place. Twas in
formed this morning that the country all
rs spcar,ille. which Is the first station east
OF Dodge, was visited by the hail storm to
the utter loss Of the growing crop.
The hail did not reach this place, but the
storm center appeared TO leave the lire Of
the road at sterling. nine miles west of this
place. and veered 20 the southeast about six
miles below, and destroyed everything in its
progress. have understood that little be-
low Hu,chison the storm had still continued.
A, Sterling the hail did great damage TO the
glass. One the churches and a school house
were struck by lightning. and the storm OF
next DAY struck aud sc; on fire dwelling.
severely shocking the lady Of the house
The lightniag passed down the stosepipe
and through the sseve.
This is very ,liscourlging time 20 many
of the farmers Of this State. and particularly
parts of it. and likely 10 be so for some time
to come. But all must keep ''stiG upper
lip and do the best they can under the cir
eums,anees- s.Figh, /; out on this line If
IL takes the next six years TO DO it.
This is sn extraordinary time We are get
ting into. Troubles o. one and another Kind
are likely 10 visit the whole world. and the
minds OF men must be prepared for it.
But sufficient for Que day is its own evil.
The farmer mus; learn to repair the present
damage. 30 far n it can be done. aud now
Mos; OF tbcm have rai.ei good crop OF
wheat. and can bread their families. For
their stock, ,,sere isyet plenty OF time TO
raise miliei and even cora fodder; sow t.sick
and IN broad drills, an! cultivate 4 little TO
help.ii &c; good start Even huckwhest
can still be grown, il the season is at sll "a |
,oral,.e. Those Who have had fhei. dwell /.
irss blown away or destroyed BY the storms,
il Enal,ie to build better houses, can pat Up /
very warm and comfortable dwellings OF .
turf. roofing them over with The sane mate
nal il need DC. Indeed this j. a catching
ilnc, aad it is not wise for anyone to build
Cyclones are utterly impartial in their per-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-06-30
LIBERAL.

The owners aud managers of the A., I. q
r. Railroad have always proceeded upon
the principle that the prosperity Of Kansas
meant the prosperity of the Santa fe and
wee versa. When the State is enjoying sea-
son, of large crops and big profits the Santa
Fe tends strictly 20 gathering in earnings 10
pay her annual dividends and is never heard
Of except as some grumb!cr vents his opin-
ion on high rates and determinations. But
let q calamity befall the people Of Kansas, Ell
ther local or general, and the good offices of
the Santa lie people always conc to the front.
The day after the cyclone in Usage county
President Coolidge noticing the matter in
eastern dispatches telegraphcd TO General
Strong as follows:
1.-THE directors of the Atchson Company
will certainly assist the people in Usage coun-
" who have suffered so severely in person
and property through the late cyclone. You
are authorized to place 81 900 in the hands OF
the proper committee
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that COMET.

A brilliant comet Of magnificent lustcr aud
immense tail can now Lc seen in the northern
hcavens. 1t reached its maximum bright
ness last Thursday night. the astronomers
say, but they don't seem to know any thing
more about il than anybo " else. II il de-
clared by some of these star gazcrs TO be the
comet Of 1872, by others TO be Of 1897. and
others of 1sl3. When it was first discovered
By instrument il was announced that il would
mot be seen by the naked eye, but so brilliant
IL it thst il can be seen before dark. Its tail
IL 400, 900 of miles In length and may be con-
spicuous for two or three months, and then
may disappear quickly as II came. II moves
about 5000 miles every twenty-four hours,
and its motion northward is at the rate OF
nearly three and half degrees day. A
second comet is reported in sight in the same
locality, but as there has been one visible 10
strong telescopes for some time, we guess the
two have become mixed. But take a look at
the stranger for he is the>most brilliant and
wonderful seen in forty years.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-06-30
Proposals foe Beef.

IMPAIRMENT oE TIE INTERIOR, Office of
l. Iadian Affairs. Washington June Is. issl.-
>es'ed proposals, indor-ed s'Pro,osai. for
Beef and directed TO the Commits sioner or In
dian Affairs, Washington. u. e., will be re-
ceived unit! II O'Clock 4. NJ. on Fedsesday, Jsis
2mh, iss. for furnishing Tor the Indian sery ice
II, 2,0, 90 pounds Beef on the hoDf.
BIDS NEST BE MAZE or on GovsEH NEST
BLANKS.
Schedules showing the Quantities t, be tleliy-
cred nj each Agency, together with blank proi,o-
sails and form of ontracts aud bond, conditions
to be observed by bidders, time aud PLACE of de-
livery, and all other necessary instructions, will
be furnished upon application to the Indian Of
lice at Washington, u. C., or Ssos. Is and s..
Wooster Street. New York; W H. LYON, Is:
Broadway, New York, aud to tho Cominissares
of Subsistence. U. ;. A., a. Saint louis chi
cago, Saint Paul. Lcayenworth, Omaha Chey-
enne, and iaakton, and tee Post master ut
sioux City.
Bids will be opened ut the hour and day above
stated, and bidders are invited 70 he present at
the opening.
CERTIFIED CHECKs
All bids must be accompanied by crii.ies
checks upon some United siates Depository or
Assistant Treasurer, for at least fire rer cent OF
The amount OF the proposal
II PRICE
I'D C0gmissioasT
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ANOTHER REVOLUTION.

The local Land Office has just received in.
struetions requiring return 10 the old prac'
tice, under the presumption laws, in the dis
posal OF the Usage Trust ana Diminished Re
serve lands. The change is probably ocoa-
stoned by the numerous fraudulent entries
recently made and attempted. Hereafter,
parties who have not already done 50 mist
file declaratory statements within three
months from date OF settlement. and proof
and payment must be made within six
months from date Of filing. A residence of
not less than six months viii be required.
Parties must advertise notice OF intention 10
make proofs rs in other redemption cases.
The privilege OF paying in instruments has
not been changed.
1t il suggested that the newspapers pub
lishcd on the Usage Lands will confer u
marked favor upon their readers 10y publish
Ing the foregoing facts.
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WHO IN B.AzEs.

The inquiry is still going UP from all parts
OF the State, "Who the blazcs Is L. W. Wilt
t.ker, of Kansas who, it was recently stat
ed, was 10 be appointed custodian Of the
Treasury Department. The truth is Kansas
has never had any thing like her proportion
Of bona hdc public appointments in the de-
psrtments. Kansas is, and has been for years,
represented in important positions in WASH
ington by fellows who never lived in the
State, and that's what's the matter with +.
W. Whitaker
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-06-30
GERMANS AND BEER.

Oflate the Kansas Legislature and the ma
jority Of the people of the State have been
denounced for their narrownoss and pro-
scription. We have been told that no other
people, outside of the biae-beliies in the
dsys of WITHDRAWING, were ever so in;oler-
ant rs the people of Kansas. Some people
seem TO forget that this is an age of pro-
erosion, in which MI peoples Of all nations
are taking a part in the march. Nihilism is
but the commotion that preccdes forward
step. Now of al, people in the world the
Germans are said 10 be the most liberal, but
the new spirit OF German legislation is IL
strict as that of Kansas. The dispatches say
that in Germany law has recently been
passed prohibiting the Use Of tobacco by all
youth under sixteen years, and a bill is now
before the Prussian Legislature which pro-
poses the prohibition o; lager beer III the
same way.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-06-30
Greatest Bargains of the Age |,

l, wishing 10 leave this part OF TIE county.
do offer and viii sell or trade for live stock.
icalvcs and young cattle preferred all OF my
shares Of stock in the Fl P:.so Town Gonna
ny, a. such great reductions that you can't
resist trade. or buy. also have about 800
Of the very finest baded peacl, trees. and
5000 Of the llcfbauef variety. viii sell the
latter variety at $500 per 100. delivered al,
Fl faso. Please ca, and see me and leave or
send yoar order at once. Also one ]. J.
Case ten horse power and separator ia good
repair; also other farm implements. etc. etc.
JNc. HuTBAuEs. FL Paso, Kan.
FEB. Il, 1881 4.-tf
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Jersey STOCK.

Tire lamen.cd Samuel J. Tiiden bought a
COW and bull at late stock sale. The SEQ
pcnhagen'' price paid was 81 $50. Attic sale
in Hartford, Conn. las: Thursday. the sale Of
Jerseys from the Echo Farm realized large
prices. A bull, john L., brought $500. and
the COW Locust, S3O5 Other bulls and COWS
brought similar prices. The sale attracted
attention tar ughout New England.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-06-30

Senator Malone, OF Virginia, who WAS
one OF General Lees mot trusted officers.
says that immediately after the surrender at
Appomalox he had conference, with Gen.
cral Lee. who told him that sometime during
the winter he u.ee) had urged upon JEFF.
Dawes the desilability, If not necessity, OF
making terms with General Grant, stating
that when Grant came down on him in the
spring surrender would be inevitable. Gen
eral Lee then saw that further fighting
would be useless sacrifice of life, and
wanfc d to end the WAR
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-06-30

Mary-yile has also had "test Case. The
Neas SAYS that l.. II. Brown was arrested
for violation Of the prohibitory law, and the
case was set for eight o'clock Monday MORN
ing. After tryin. all day TO get a jury to
try the ease, the county attorney entered a
nolic pros On the ground that they could not
get a jury that would bring in a verdict Of
guilty even if the evidence showed Il plain
violation OF the Law. The defense only OBJ
jocted TO one man out Of scores Of men that
were called on as jurors.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-06-30

JUCTIoS CITY, June 2J.--in the second
trial Of George l.. Miller, a saloon keeper Of
this place, charged with selling liquor, the
jury brought in u verdict OF acquittal. AT
the frs: tria! the jury stood ten for conyic-
ton and two tor acquttai. \ third trial has
been ordered in the Fort Riley liquor ease.
The juries disagreed at the two other trials.
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Administrators Notice.
CSt"hSaeie , Oot%Ss
ALE OF R.tSs.As,t

>EAIE OF kASSAS,t
>e-igwick County.
In the Probate Court IN sad for asG sss.nr-
IN the matter Of the eslapr u Isaac Ssinae-z
.iecea-ef.
Naiee Is hereby given TIA. iester- Of ss;s1si .is.
the estate 81 asc Ssssje-s, late ef sid eczsrsr
deceased. By tie Eoaorssic, the Probate sosx.
Of sA- rssnusr s1t STATE afreSsii tsses; the S>sh
day 81 Jase. II. lcoi. SsS AL re -scns having
eiaffns a<nszsf The ssid sstste. ARE ksr<ts rsti-
Red thai they nsrss psesrst the sa5se Ia IA. an
densixasi fo9 allowance within one year fnnEa
the G.te ~ said letters. or ti~y HAAS - trscsfre
Sre.n any benezs nj sarh esfxt-, Ard that 4 ~ L
Gains BE- rot exhshstesi within ss-ee Sezrs s..ss
date Of ss<a letters, ther shall sr forever tAryi
RoEEtsy ROGERS
Adnidisszsssr Of the e-sate Al tsasr satsa<rs.
dsrsased- A-s
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-06-30

The Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Company
now have track in the following States aad
Territories: Missouri, Kansas. Colorado.
New Mexico. Cid Mexico, Arizona and Tex
As. The Company has contracted for 2,.00
freight ears, 30 engines and 80 passenger
coaches, the last Of which are to be deliver
ed next month";
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-06-30
IMPORTANT 10 SETTLERS ON TIE Usage
LANDS.

Under instructions OF the Honorable Com
missioner of the General Land Office settlers
on the Usage Indian Trust and Diminished
Reserve Lands will be required 10 comply
with the prc-emtion law in regard TO resi-
dcnce, filing and giving notice of intention
to make proof. Hereafter, no entries will be
allowed until notice 10y publication has been
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-06-30
Administrators Notice,

TIE STATE OF KANSAS,
sedl.wick County,
Ia the Probate Court in and for said county.
la the matter oi the estate of Samuel NJ. liar
per, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters OF admins
traton haze been granted to the undersigned on
the estate of samuel NJ. Harper. late of said
county, deceased, by the honorable, the Pro-
bate court of the county pnd state Aforesaid.
dated the 10Th day of February, \. -. 1850.
SARAH a. HARPER,
Admiai;.ratrix Of The estate OF Samuel NJ
Harper, deceased. 49,.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-06-30
BUNNELL e ROYS.
Real Estate, Farm Loans, Insurance and Abstracts.
REAL. ESTATE.

promises prosperous
Valley Of
Wichita and throughout adjacent excellent
being built through
chase OF real estate that no1 the time 10 buy We have books large
list city and which choice bargains. IL the
Of
Al
n
Of limited
and balance
MORTGAGE DEPARTMENT.
10
country Money hand h choice
delay sending
aud mortgage We also make that the
the which o u
anng business and borrowers win do well making
INSURANCE
Responsible
would have picv
nj
yond question
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
acaon enable furnish
In
uabic satisfaction Special attention
u on-rcsd
BUNNEIL d ROY1.
November ~
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-06-30
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT,

City OF Mexico, June 21.-A NEST terrible
Morilis Railway, in Mexico, whereby over
two hundred persons were crushed and burE-
cd 20 death. The scene OF the catastrophe
was near the village of Mail Pois. For
some time past This section of the country
has been swept by floods, the iccre storms
swelling the creeks iato torrents and aging
waste many fertile fields. The bridge span-
ming the river at the point mentioned, al
though known to be unsafe, was still in use
when the fated train, bearing battalion Of
soldier, attempted its passage. The result
was a crash, rs the undermined supports
gave way, and the engine and cars were
hurled headlong down the chasm.
Scarcely had the magnitude of tae tragedy
become apparent, when new horror was
aldel. In the freight's van, comprising a
portion Of the train, was consignment Of
alcohol. This took fire, and subsequent cX-
piosions contributed much to the loss of life.
A few who escaped at once applied thcmsel-
YES to the rescue CT their less fortunate COM
rades, but it was some hours before the exact
extent of the tragedy grew apparent. 1t is
now known, however. that 10 officers and 1872
priyates were killed outright By the tail OF
roasted to death, while 80 Others sustained
hurts Of 4 more or less serious character.
The train was entirely consumed VIXEN in
formation Of the sad event reached this city.
Tic excitmen. was unbouaded and crowds
thrcnsed all the news centers. anxiously
awaiting particulars. Never in the history
of the Republic has SC frighttul casualty
been chroniced, and its occurrence, II IS fear
ed, may still further prejudice the popular
mind against railway enterprise. However,
.'Los Gringos,' as the natives term all
outside barbarians, can come in for no share
OF blame in this connection. The MOriios
road is Il narrow-guage line built by govern
ment sub-yeltion, and IS entirely the work
of Mexican engineers. Ii was first opened
to the public on the 18th inst, and in adii-
ton TO the loss Of life already presentedit ap-
pears the engineer and fireman of the ill.,
omed train were scalded TO death.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

1iL s saaas o so 1assAs' IS.
In the Probate CONT in and for sail county
In the matter Of tie estate ei John sehuniach-
er, deceased.
Creditors and all other persons interested IL
the Aforesaid estate. are hereby notified that ht
the next regular term OF the Probate oart, in
.nd for said county, held at the Probate Couri
room in Wichita, county OF seigwick, state Of
aforesaid, on saturday, July I'D. a. y. ISL,
shall apply to said Court for full and firai set
Element OF said estate, and for my commissions
n aslnIinistgatiiX.
KATRINA SCHUMACHER,
AdiniBis;ratrix of John Schumacher, de-
ceased. HI
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-06-30

Tie foiioriag rules coceSa Ee rates OF d1eerfls no
ia The Wichf1 City Edyie:
Al transient adrrf'scnenfs trsnfy. nee cents rs
has for the FIRST ."ss'siea; fifteen cenis per liHe id'
each Subsequent iaseriios,
Every dsscriPfios Of local, iacfi,aiag toBtmerciG
adrertis,neais are subject 10 special coafracf de
peadigg u,0a space dad length Of lime IL, tcAiel
they reR.
Al isgai advertisements, including those u state
eoaafy, Guy o. forRshtp, also sheriff saies aad pub
LEGATION NOTICES The RAILS prescribed ty the statutes
al dGreriiseasats tonatsd haugh set ia sois
nonpareii, Tie tody type used aad i'nes " rai.L
fo1 n
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-06-30
GRAND ACHIEVEMENTS IN
PHOTOGRAPHY.
The New Gelatin Procession
Times More Rapid than
the Ordinary.

Good negatives made instantanepusly.
Take your babes to Baldwin's Photograph
Gallery and test the successful workings OF
the most iapid process known in photogra-
ply. You win be pleased with the life-likc
expression. So shor; an exposure makes it
possible to get Into the photographs.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-06-30

GR AND Mus. ;. ". IIcHMoSp,
Emiaentiy successful magnetic heaiers. are
located at No. "a, South Water street and will
devote their time Ia healing diseases OF syery
ture at their residence at the residence those
desiring their services. Mr. Richmond iearn,d
to mesmerzc when bat sixteen years old and has
been wonderfully successful in curing drsp-y.
paralyss and epilepsy, and never fails in curing
chronic and innamna'oTy rheumatism, neufsi-
gia and cases of general debility. Mrs. X has
had much experience in treating diseases OF
women and in practical midwifery. g.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-06-30
IiuY Bracket.

Is the name of the incest. notbiest, hand
soonest summer and dress shoe that was ever
was manufactured. IL is conceded BY all
tia: these shoes are the only real dress shoe
in the trade. Aicy Is the ozly man in the
s.:fv tia, keeps sher,. s-u
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There arc 2,000 cattle on the small island
Of Jersey, aud 1900 are exported yearly. A
good Jersey weighs about zoo pounds, and
viii yield half hep own weight in butter in .
~.
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IN tie Aistflct Iouft Oh SeiSwick county i,
Kansas.
james X. .. Sherwood, p'aintia,
anthony Il. o. Donbe;l defendant
The above named Anthony X O'DonneiI l.,
hereby notified that lie has been sued by the above
named plaintiff in the Distric; Court OF seis-
wick county, state of Kansas, ana that unies
he answer The clifton OF saii plaintiff against
him filed in said action. in the Office Of the CLERK
of sal co1rt. by the thir. day Of August, Isl
said petition will be taken trro aud judgnen
will be rene eied Ia said Action In favor OF said
plaintig and sgsins; said defendant for the sum
Jf four hundred dollars, With interest thereon
ir1n she first day of August, lss1, at the rate OF
j. per cent per asnum, less credits ON In crest
and ior the sale OF the follbvirg real estate.
mortgage 10 secare said debt. lying and situate
in the ounty OF -edgwick arsl : ATE OF Kansas
to wit:
The east half of the north east quarter o. sec
)" township - range west, rr,tcr an orier or
raie To saiisiy said sum of money, taxes ,ue on
said land, and costs Of said action Ia accordance
with The prayer Of saii petition
JAMES h. %. SHERWOOD, PLAINTIFF
Dated June sd. ISL 1873
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Dissolution Notice.

The partnership In the photograph business
between W. = Rogers and Il. 4. Lauck is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, the said Rogers
having sold his interest to the said 1auck, who
will carry it ON at the Old stand.
W. s. ROGERS,
u: l.. LtUCK.
Wichita Kansas June -, ISL
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-06-30

Il L ;.auek having purchased the int rr.t Of
cured the services OF q. A. Ostergren, will in
the future be innd at No 81 Douglas avenue,
where first class pictures will be taken at
able rates. lf-i
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w. M. Pattee.

PROFESSIONAL PIANO TUNER AND
REPAIRER
Leave orders at Mead & Perrinc'. music
store. 45-tf
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Next Door to the Postofflce.


Having
heavy stock of the folio wing goods
Miscellaneous Blank Books,
Biblcso Kind
Aspccal Bargain IN Very Family Bibles,
Box 'apetcric all prices
Photograph and Autograph Albums,
very heavy
Pocket Books, Bill Books, Bankers Cciuod
Glasses, and Gents ard Gases
andl faniker Boxes. eIvei Ffnines.
Paper Weights, anlI Holder. pencil, la stand,
Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Jalancs, boxes.
o
styles in Fancy Curtains aud Curtain Goods
A Fine Supply Of Wall Paper
Also rolls of Wall Paper that must be sold 20
% upwards, of then, AT half price
fic We buies expires
o b
il prices tell. win sell entire >'erk and 6y'nrc-