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PIckINGs.
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We could easily fill this side in little talk about Pick
lnRs and could mention instance two where il has
been brought to perfection but would rather-which
we Know will be much preferred by yuu-confne
selves to business. and pick few choice morses of
Oar large and varied stock. to which invite your kind
attention.
1t will strike torcbly that square solid brass
Cates ~ 81 - and 81 40
Our genuine Mexican HammOcks at 81 LOO,
our all leather double Nhaw-l StHays Iyc,
our close woven nae PALM baskets at i9c..
Our ham sOIlely Trained CurulLGS Il
our large 4 travelling Bags at - - nd yyc,
Our brass Cage Spr.naS with hail. at l5c.,
our larxe and handsome shopping Bags at 99c,
our folding lex Cutting Table SLAB,
Our excellent Office Basket 49,
our hnt EngrayIIgS i'll handsome Oak Frames at &c.
Cur al brl>tIe Hail Brushes a 49c,
Cur beautiful Picture Frames at 49,,
Ouf Lowell! Silver plated Butter Dish at &c.,
Our hne Silk Plush Frame at 4yc
Our splendid Cups and SaIlcers at o5 and 4ac
Our large variety of Rush Baskets from IOc nm
Our boys Oak Wagon at &C.
our Rattan Baby Carriages from So up,
our new Desk and Slate combined a. g6lr
Our nne gilt framed large Chrome at X OF
Our SET Of SIX Ivory Handle Knives at y.,c
Our excellent D. bottle Caster at 99c
our hand painted Bamboo Scrolls at 25c
Our wood painted Splasier at Il and I9c
Our wood paint d able Mats Sc
Our hand painted Bamboo Splashers 49c
Are remarkably Chear and pretty goods
These are OILY a few things picked out Probably
you VIII ste hundreds of Others which will strike Won
perhaps. as more attractive desirable and equally
cheap.
NJ. SILvERBERG & CO.,
AUS :12 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
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A. SAKS & CO..
LEADERS IN CLOTHING,
au2O
SIG and 31s SEVENTH STREET,

IT,
A n 1NTERREGSUM
In former days barber in Spain considered his eu
cation complete until he had made the tour of all the
principal cities in the kingdom He was then fitted to
pursue MS avocatons of barber and leech in his native
town 10y virtue of the variety of knowledge absorbed in
ms travels for the information thus acquired was
extensive with that pertaining his profession through
OUT SPAN In quite recent it the custom Of tail
ors and cordwainers this country to pursue the
course OF education but the introduction sewing
machine was the death blow tranping and there
lists no longer 'casion" for frequent fitting
Whoeveri is content with mere local knowledge must
Of necessity be left in the the march Of
In order to fully inform himself of the state
OF the profession cutter will be absent this
week for the purpose of interviewing the trade in the
northern cities and of absorbing that really good
as well as Therefore interregnum prevails in
the tailoring department this week. SO far rs all new
trade is concerned The old will be accommodated If
possible.
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Tu1s WEEK
WE WILL GLADLY SELL ANYTHING
we nave on our shelves in department of house
but We prefer to sell this week all our
REMNANTS. SHORT LENGTHS. ODD SIZES, &c. &c.
and for this reason have cleared Of
piece OF reg ular goods and are makinsa
FIVE DAYS EXTRAORDINARY REMNANT SALE
before taking stock next Friday the ODD instant We
call the sale EXTRAORDINARY because we willing
to make more than ordinary reductions many lines
OF goods i'll preference to carrying them another
season again. Wedo not like to take stock of
REMNANTS AND ODD SIZES. &C. &C.,
and have. therefore, made larger reductions than art
usual or are necessary ordinarily with view Of making
our Stock Taking Week memorable to us and our Gus
TONER'S and naturally profitable to both. For instance
in our
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT
We are cutting many pieces every day. and ordinari,
any length will sell at the regular price, but this weel
We put in every length less than full price, and make
reduction in price
In Our Dress Goods Department every length il
stock under ten yards has been placed among the Rem
nants. and the price has been cut" literally
The same policy will be carried out In every depart
ment OF our house We sh all offer inducements in ou
Remnant" pieces which will be
MUTUALLY PROFITABLE
to us and our customers. Our business is conducted
ON the principle that every sale of necessity bt
either mutually advantageous to both parties or dis
advantageous to one party to the transaction
In pursuance Of this policy have always Offered
to exchange for other goods refund the pr
paid for any article purchased from us. Even REM
NANT. ii. for any reason. the customer not make
the expected Use OF it providing always it is returned
in good condition. thus precludng the possibility Of
any customer being dissatisfied with any purchase
made from US. Therefore you risk In giving
careful examination to each Of 20 departments
during
EXTRAORDINARY REMNANT SALE,
CONTINUING FIVE DAYS:
MONDAY. August 49,
TUESDAY, August 49,
WEDNESDAY. August 20
THURSDAY, August q,
FRIDAY August %
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP.
921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 92l
iul6
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II VIII Be WoRrH

IL w ILL DE w ORTIZ
YOUR TIME TO LOOK AND SEE THE MANY
BARGAINS WE ARE OFFERING IN SUITS
AND PANTS FOR 80 WE ARE OFFERING
VERY NICE, NEAT AND STYLISH CUT
SUIT IF YOU ANTICIPATE A LITTLE
VACATION IT WOULD BE SAVING TO
YOUR FINER SUIT. PLEASE BEAR IN
MIND OUR 81 PANTS. COME AND SEE
THESE BARGAINS
DID 1T EVER OCCUR TO YOU HOW MUCH
MORE LITERALLY WE DEAL WITH YOU
THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY. OWE
REFER TO OUR WRITTEN GUARANTEED
GEORGE SPRANSY,
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER
507 7th street,
au14 Opposite U. 8. Post Ohica
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What has become OF Mr.. Tildsne He isn't dead.
evidently. or that fact would have been made
pubic but bis name is no longer mentioned Has
lie ceased 10 De regarded as one OF the political
forces OF the country:
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School Ourr,rs.
SEATON PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY 4 BROTHER,

SUCCESSOR TO PERRY RRorHER,,
INVITES THE SPECIAL ATTENTION. OF
FITTING oUT CHHDREN A
OF ALL.Wo6L scorer PLAIDs. A DAWN
GILBERT'S Ga BIT-C.OTHS AT al
LUPINs Gel DRAFTED BLACK AND COLORED
CASHMERES FROM SOC; TO q
ALL-WOOL DRAP DALMAS AND CHCDDAS.
IMPORTED JERSEl s FROM B. so TO AZ
MEDIUM WEIGHT IMPOR TED WRAPS ANr
JACKETS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICE,
SILK, CHUDDA, CASHMERE AND BERLIN SHAWLS
IN GREAT VARIETY
GAUZE, MEDI AND HEAVY WEIGHT MERINC
UNDERWEAR, ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES
THAT CAN BE RELIED ON TO WEAR
COMPLETE STOCK OF HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSI-
cry AND Pr KNOTS KID GLOVES.
SILK, ALPACA AND GINGHAM UMBRELLAS
WARMERS, THOMPSON'S AND FRENCH C. r COR
SETS FROM 81 TO 80 so.
GENUINE ENFIELD WHITE AND SCARLET
SHAKER FLASNELS
MAkSEILLES QUILTS. Atwood BLANKETS
BELGIAN PILLOW AND SHEETING LINENS
IRISH AND GILMAN TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS,
TOWELS AND DOYLEYS
SPECIAL BARGAIN" IN BLACK AND COLORED
RHADAMES, SuRAHS AND GROS-0RAIN
- sIC ISI GOODS PLAIN FIGURES AND COB.
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Building
sbadI rs,1e1 po,,,, .r.,,,. 90. ot,,
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There are conclusive reasons for the belief that
The chief OF police Of PittsbUrg who tried the other
day 10 make the representative OF a FOREIGN COY
eminent IN that city pull down his consular nag.
under municipal Law against swinging signs. is
an ass, OF the gold medal class Two to one fur.
thermore, that, while lie was thus engaged in
showing his ears. the real malafactors OF every
grade we~e holding high carnival In the CITY free
rrUm official Interference
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Jusr THr R!eHr Time Fo. Coor

Childrens SA1OR SUITS. axe4 to II. selline now At
and o. 90 up Sold for double Also Chidrrn's Fsnnsi
Shirt Vast frSn 7sc up RSys SINGLE Short Long
Suits at half price. Straw Hata almcst sdVcn SVay
Boots and Shoes Of . RreAt reduction. At
1el4-lvl6 Pennsylvania avsuua
HU I. w. AkLDY
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IL one way Gov. Cleveland's letter OF acceptance
IS the best OF the lott Is the shortest
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PROPOSALS.
DENTISTRY.

nR :. l. SCOTT.
~ Would iectfuly inform his friends and patrons
that he will resume the practice Of his profession on
September LIST at l207 r street northwest. iva
nR STARR PARSONS COR 9IH AND STREETS
LIN W. Filling Speciality also. the Of tooth
ache without extracting local anasthethic used ON
the gums. alleyiates pain Of extracting Gas given
Charges moderate. M
IL ANDAIL PARSONS. ID. ID. s.. OFFICE AND RESI-
1edence As 9TH n. W. over Baantyne's All branches
OF Dentistry sklllfully performed given with
pleasant results day night Ten years experience
hR- T. NJ TALBOT, DENTIST. No. 437 7TH
Nstreet three doors from T. Dentistry Ia all
Its branches Teeth inserted 81 per set All work
ranted.
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MEnonAsDun Or NV Bus1srss
RECEIVED BY THE
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION,
From the l4th to Goth inst inclusive:

The Association conducts its business ON the sssess
nent Plan Assessments are made bi-monthly to wit
on the First Week Days Of February April June Au
gust october and November One assessment produces
over SlOOOO0 sufficient to eighteen us average
death claims besides setting apart to the
credit of the Reserve Fund
Office IL " ashiEgton 1909 II street
NSl IYK KNIGHT Genu Av.n+
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The hot weather is no impeachment to Gen. Butler
In his canvass. He is on the stump. pleading his
own cause and protesting his great fOndneSS for
the wOrkingmen- IN an address at Rocky Point,
K l.. yesterday. he called the wOrkingInen the
"nobleInen OF this EARTH" but his audience was
mainly made up or delegations from trades Organi-
cations. his fartery can be appreciated He de-
clared both the republican and democratic parties
TO be enemies Of the la0OrnC man, AMI advised the
latter not to give his either or the CID pOlit
cal organizations. There a good deal OF arrant
demagOgery in the address Gen Butler told his
hearers: ''This country has soil enOu-h for all,
and II we had decent laws In Congress every man
could have piece of land which to live and
de-" such stun Is not in keeping with the good
sense Gen. Butler has always claimed for himself,
and he must have poor opinion Of the laboring
man to think he can impose upon him the idea
that, regardless OF his own efforts Of his TOLL
his own economy. he could own land. and would
now own it, If 1t were not for bad legislation by
Congress
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REDucr1oss EXTRAORDINARY,
AT THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS
Genuine Calcutta Seersucker Suits
reduced from s15 to $40
from SIS to So
Light Colored Serge Suits from sl5 to IS So
Black Alpaca Coats reduced to 80 the dollar.
Blue Flannel Suits reduced 50 per cent
Immense stock of Mems and Boys Pants
reduced so per cent
Chdren's Pants and Jackets reduced fully 50 per cent
Boys Suits reduced regardless of cost or value
Odd Vests reduced TO mere nominal price
Fine Black Dress Suits reduced to SIS.
Office Coats reduced to 40c
Business Suits reduced to prices way below cost o.
manufacture
JUST RECEIVED
large line of Fall Overcoats, cheap at
THE MIsFIT STORE,
auls CORNER TENTH AND SITS.
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Gov Clevelands letter OF acceptance Is not amen
able 10 criticism on the ground OF verDosty at any
rate. The governor seems to have kept the indie
pendents in view in preparing his letter. and it will
probably be quite acceptable to them: out ii Is
doubtful IL old-line democrats manifest any great
enthusiasm over 1T, There IS most too much civil
service reform in the document 10 enthJise men
who are looking forward 20 party victory for the
sake OF spells, and the democratic party has its
full proportion OF men who regard Office the
chief end OF political warfare Influenced no doubt,
BY the clamOr raised against him that he was
monCpolist, Gov. Cleveland has devoted good deal
or Ms letter 10 presentation OF the rights Of labor
But IL must be said TO his credit that he has not
attempted tOpropitate the labor element by demo-
gogcal ilattery OF any preteGse that it enjoys Pc
culiar rights and privileges In his treatment OF
this question Gov Cleveland is moderate and fair.
The letter WILL OF course meet the fate OF all such
documents IN a political campaign Democrats
will smother any feeling Of disappointment they
may have and extoI it. Republicans will belittle 1t
as the emanatiOn OF novice I'm craftsmanship, and
80 the fight VIII 90 On. Gen. Butler may conclude
that Cleveland was purpOSey Withholding his let
Ter to prevent the formers criticism OF il in his
formal notification OF acceptance OF the greenback
and anti-monOpOly nominations. and as the demo-
cratic candidates epiSte appeared Immediately
after Buffers gives this construction OF the delay
little color Now that al the candidates are reg
ularly in the field, the campaign may be said TO be
opened In earnest
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kINUK SALF-
Il RESTAURANT BUSINESS IN WASHINGTON.

Old established stand on Pennsylvania avenue.
Capitol fixtures and good will of restaurant and furni.
ne of ten restaurant first class and doing good
business good stock Of liquors and wines hand good
dining and pool parlors: kitchen first class with
all modern conveniences: fine trade guaranteed lease
good for ten months reasons for selling given at the
house Only cash buyers need apply Inquire 33 Penn
sylyania avenue northwest. Washington b. c. aul4w.
FOR SALE-A FINE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT
II of Sprnk and Summer Carriages, such Victories
Fhs etons. Extension Tops. Jump Seats Two Wheel
Carts buggies two and four passenger Roekaways &C.
HAM, Repository and Factory 40 A6 9Th ST. NV APPS
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PROFESSIONAL.

The wise for health daily walks depend"
INASf FEE1.-DR. WHITE. 1916 PENNSYLVANIA
La avenue opposite Williard's Hotel. and IL North
Entaw street Baltimore Md Corns. bunions club
aud inverted nails vascular and other all
ments of the feet successfully treated. DR. Whites
thirty eighth consecutive of Practice. Office fee,
81 a sitting for putting the feet in order. sull
MI Me ROSS
RELIABLE CLArRvOYANT AND ASTRoIoGrsr.
can be consulted on business and all affairs Of fa
ele has, Tor one month reduced her fee 10 50
Residence 1910 18th street northwest Hours froma
a. H. to 5 p. IN. ana from TO - IN. mhl4
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
WI LIFE All business confidential Ladies' and Gen
temen 30 cents each 4Oe street. between 4th and 5th
streets northwest. AlA-61us
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TIE STAR Office is connected with the Telephone
f1chanse. Advertisements. orders for the paper by
nsil and otherwise news any information or bust
htss can be sent day or ni2ht. free % CHARGE
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MISS ANNETTE SCHENCK'S BOARDING AND
4l Day school for Young Ladies and Children East
5sth street New York tacing Central Parkl will Open
OCTOBER lsT. kindergarten. Primary and Collegiate
Course. Circulars application. References Bishop
Stevens of Pennsylvania Assistant Bishop Potter Hon
Edwards P1errepont ana judge supreme Court
New York; Bishop Lttleiohn, and Rev Noah Hunt
Schenck. ID. D.. Brooklyn; Gen X. C. Sclenck WASH
ington d. C. 10 wSs3m
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NJ. SILVERBERG & CO.,
aus :12 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
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FOR RENT-STORES

EOR RENT-LEASE FOR SALE-THREE- STORY
brick store. 931 Pennsylvania avenue: fixtures
pete and in perfect condition The yearly
crate and lease for 50 years will be soil For terms
inquire of F. W. JONES, 474 La. ave.
aul9-2m H CRAGIN ara At
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

INoR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN-IF PURCHAsFu
Il now % story brick dwelling on X str,-t t..
tween 2oh anu Dist streets Northwest xOr iag feet
H'oR SAIE-A GOOD TEN ROOM HOUSE WITH
al ihoderi. improvements the Hcriic and lSth
SSa.s 'ats. barsAn. Apply to WALKER VII son,
49, ShetL Eulp5ts
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EoCHoN, CoRCoRAN BUILDING.
CS flkST CLASS HAIR DRESSER FROM PARA
p Ihfee Patents and Five Medals from ExposAsoas x
Aanufacturer and irnporferof
sHoMAN HAIR AND FINE HAIR woRk
ladies hne Hair Cutting and Hair Yressin9
Hsrdyed and shampooed in FIRST class mannsE
Wigs TO order
DIS So FIFTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
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EOR RENT-AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED NEW
Dwelling on 18th street near northwest; carved
per month. SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY 92s +
street. aul5-6t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

L>OR RENT-1o PRIVATE FAMILY. A HAND
i somely and thoroughly furnished House, Iowa
Circle IL rooms. bedding table linen, china kitchen
utensils, etc Rent $3.50 to careful tenaut Refer
ences required. Address Box No. lit, Star office.
Wichita daily eagle., 1884-06-28
The sailor. bogus Game Fowl.
Cincinnati Enquirer


The creoles in Havana are famous Tor
their fine game cocks, and for a long time
they won great sums Of money from
strangers. especially sailors, who would PIT
American birds against them.
But cue day they met their match. II was
a Sunday morning, and sailor stroiied into
the nit, with his bird carefully muffied up IN
N coffee sack. a. usual He waited until the
very best bird in Havana--a black COCK.
weighing something over five pounds-was
n,ttai The owner OF the cock called out
.Who will fight met VIII match my bird
neainst ANYTHING that has wings
aHere YOU are said the sailor, stepping
with his bird into the pit
Tho whole audience reared when they "a"
that bird. Ii was a sorry-looking specimen =
snotherel in SCOT; but the sailor hacked 4
with all the wages that he had received fol
his understanding like $lOo-and ha'
no trouble in getting bets at big odds
Well. at first fly the sailors bird reached
cut a single claw. and, catching the black b,
the back, PINNED him 70 The ground as thousi
he hal been nailed there For a minute b
stared at him. and then with his othe. CLAW
he tore the blacks head of as easily as yo'
would hreak a cigar in two.
The sailors bird was nothing more nor les
than bald-easlc. clipped into the shape OF
rooster, with n comb pasted on his baid hea
and some cocks feathers stuck into his wing
and tail A hath in SCOT had finished his oi'
r,is,. and the Cubans paid their debts with
| ont finding out about the fraud.
Wichita daily eagle., 1884-06-28
rChicsCo Heraldl

There is a story curren, of quarterrnaster
n. a frontier reservation post who, after
many fruitless applications for additional
f,od for the Indians at the agency. 1T last
nut in a reqaisition for Gailing gun. fhe
commanding officer forwarded the arpiica-
,;on with this Endorsement: in my opinion
the Indians a. this agency are starving 10
death. and ] recommend that Gatling gun
he sen, to compel them to starve peaoeabiy.
Th, cum was sent, SO the story goes, and the
---;aps are now starving quietly.
Wichita daily eagle., 1884-06-28
MEANS OF RELIEF.


Means of relieving the deserving are in
creasng rapidly. and rernar knble us it may
seem. principally througsh the eNertions of
the blind meai themselves, although the best
and most deserving Of them can scarcely
earn more than an average of - cents day
in all weathers They have two papers de-
voted solely To their interests, and 10 securing
legislation and effective charities They are
both edited by blind men, and are sold at the
cheap rate OF 80 cents wear. They hve
a mutual boGeilcinl association whose
Offices are on Thirty-sixth street.
The regular payment Of small fee
entities members t. an allowance
of IS n week in case of Illness and $40 for
funeral expenses in case Of death. a Phila-
delphia society for similar purposes has
brunch office ON Sixth avenue, Its members
are blind, but its business is transacted by
those who eau see. 1t buries its dead, attends
20 the sick. and advances necessary capital to
establish the worthy in business A Gaming
establishment is in operation on Tbsrty-fourth
street, where the work is taught from models
and where the proficient are given employ
ment, 1t is also understood that new home
ON new plan is ~ be established ON One
Hundred and Tenth street, which VII nave
accommodations for 10 persons
Wichita daily eagle., 1884-06-28

NIyANTED-Iandzbu buyers TO know that we
w have made arrangements with thr h"'elS
nj Garden Plain to keep them at reduced rates
,l5-tf TAYLOR x ffSE.
Wichita daily eagle., 1884-06-28

NXyANTEp-Manyc customers 10 he htted ont
w in those elegant and nohby .orkscr""
suitt star Clothing House.
Wichita daily eagle., 1884-06-28

VXyANTED-Iandb buyers to know that We
w are postr, In prices aud location of every
trac; of land tina; Is for sale in sedgwick county
atr II 4 FmEND Il Co
Wichita daily eagle., 1884-06-28

yyyANTED-Renters for two fine rooms on
w second floor in John Reese's new build
ing, l2o Douglas avenue.
.,i-tf IL. J. fihiNp a W.
Wichita daily eagle., 1884-06-28

VIyANThD- -Iand-buyers TO know that we
w have for sale all the best lands near Gar
i.n plain TAYLOR Il PIKE.
Wichita daily eagle., 1884-06-28

xxyANTED-I;uycrs for - lots on Lawrence
w and Topeka avenues in blocks and /,
orine n Philips addition These are 'n' hh'S'
lots i'm Wichita for the pricc-sl00 per lot;
Ell ~. 7 : y IhIl.NN ~ ~.
Wichita daily eagle., 1884-06-28

VyyANIED-To .sublct the mail route frmo
w Wichita to Harper. See the carrier on
"Wednesday or Saturday. az
Wichita daily eagle., 1884-06-28

yANTEp-Farmcrs and citizens. to know
w that the old rod iallle and PIONEER clpto-
ing house of valley is lorsntca second door south
of postntiicr
Wichita daily eagle., 1884-06-28

yyyANTED-h buyer for quartcr-section "i
w good raw land for sale cheap; well Wa
tered situated in Ninncscah.
} V pArGuEWTN,
afr (yith Judge Campbell.
Wichita daily eagle., 1884-06-28

yNyASTED- D-somc one to pay taxes ON i-o
w acres of grass land for Tue use oi ~;
J5-tf H. Y. FuESD Y Co.
Wichita daily eagle., 1884-06-28

NyANTEp-To sell a secondhand Wed
w sewing machine good ts new VIII taHc
~, u1 i'm cash ENQUIRE at this Office. l9-u
Wichita daily eagle., 1884-06-28

VIyANTED-Io sell or exchange one span Oh
w extra good driving horses only years
old and sound in every way also buggy ana
harness Call at once and secure a bargain.
,lJ--wI9-tf II. +. FRIEND q Co.
Wichita daily eagle., 1884-06-28

XyaNTED-To sell good family horse !
w Young, and one that any person can
drive that is capable Of handling horses AZ an
~ az Dn RUSSELL.
Wichita daily eagle., 1884-06-28

vYyANTEp-Iand buyers to know that il Is
w to their interest to 20 To Garden ram
,If-,r TAYLOR & PIKE.
Wichita daily eagle., 1884-06-28

NvANrED-A-buycr for hotel in Garden
w Plain rare chance for live man TO
JSstr TAYLOR x PIKE.
Wichita daily eagle., 1884-06-28

yvANTED-A good diping-room waiter at
w the Douglas Avenue House. 5z-i
Wichita daily eagle., 1884-06-28

NIyANTED-A good girl TO do grnersl house
w work i'm "A small family. Inquire At res
;lnr.. of Safpu1l Iiouck. IT,
Wichita daily eagle., 1884-06-28

XyyANTED-A buyer for a choice stock ranch
" of F.; $50 acres A good bargain Tor the
iqtf II Y fHIFN1, 4 20 q
Wichita daily eagle., 1884-06-28

NIyANTED-E Everyone who wants TO buy,
w sell rent or trade lois in the town oi
Godddard or farms in Sedgwick county. " ca
ON Pyir Bros & Bash, real estate agents. God
dard, kansas ."-ihs
Wichita daily eagle., 1884-06-28

UyANTED-A iirst-class baker Immediately
w at Clearwater; viii pay good wages.
.i-G j 4. ELLIOTT.
Wichita daily eagle., 1884-06-28

UvANTED-Situation By o widow aged 20
w with baby four months old, Address
Mrs A lock box 40, city. dSo-j