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pHILADELPHIAA AND AND R R, A,DIs,Gx R. r.

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For WfLLhms poR H. sTySBURY LEwIsBUeo. and
81 MAh.SoY cIrx 2, tn az 20 &
~. 100 1880. 400. $50. 5;i5 Loo p. m. sunaAy'
For scH%NToN 100 st S,4r ~ , ss5 2; Zoo ss
For RsfN 100 100. 7i5 s H. 100 $780, s.' 400
For 'BHfgrHLFnEN. ALLENTOWN and MAgon cgU JSIs
For EIsToN at 400, TOO, s:i5. 100 1880 2t5 100
For HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH. at 400 $40 a w. iaV'
For OFF TEE IINoroN. 100 s.s H. iOo l''O' 400 $50
70, C9 nc III sundays ID S 500 ZOO M 1889 s
m 100, 1880 2so si5, 400 400 5So S;s' 'so L?s
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For For ILHHKEWooD, TOMS RIVER aud BARNEcAr aA%
For iafLAN 16 GIr VINELAND and BRIDcEroSa
'''O NHHWii..JESs SEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
For len risr III TI1ia ys5
WOOD. TONS RIVER, BARN E0Ar, etc: q, s;s,pIaa
S Gssi Rvs can Be g!Gs1!' r.
GrSenwcist iss POS East 35ihs ard principal Hosd
Hrcsdwy Fulton asRs, ' sa ava %..S
oDsL N transfer COMPANY Will ca for and check w.
t %S4 sGss' or residence to as'
General Manager Gen Pass. and Ticket "a
PENNSYLVANIA, RA Al!
L on Ss spa ff! TnR Rss / LINE Me-
Trains New.York via Desbrosses and Cortland s'
HsrsSars. PttsSurg the West aud south. with psl.s
Palace Sas s',aGn q Parc cnd piuns IN s%S
wila%sSSrt Loo. Haven M o ,a.v Gerry fs sss
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and s5rSs ~f'sai;s -, and f sunday
FS1 Msy sssf sa qnSs
via RahwAy and Amboy, m y noon n ~, net sop
Pm; on Sunday oooa m AMI S'O" p "' WV -. .-....
ISsis OF Brooklyn Annex connect with a tfecs ,s Is
al Jersey City, anord'ns so'e'' I'D"
Trains Pl.sOurg $40 an. .9ea l2S Soaa
q nI and Ba I $50 aud 20 nns M ss
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FROM % p1 AZ p1 $50 ssh SO ssssp. aSps
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Sundey. 3:5p $500. $50. $40 'o0' 'i''
9:2O 1000. and loi2op H.
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20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS 49, A.
SUNDAY 3 STATIONS IN PlllAD"~
PHiA z IN NEwfORk 4.
Express Trains leave New. York via Desbrosses ana
Street FerrieA follows; - ., "a. an l. 3Ws
62O a. o. g. $50 a. and 10 Llmited H. ll:lV 6lA
$40 4lu g. D. IL and D. and ~ night ~ snd u
D 10 Limited aud 10 An g. . anu w "a
night EinigfaAt and second class ZOO III .,,s,s eM
Trains leaving New.York daily; except sui Z IrnS
$50 and IL. Ia a. M, |. =. 4, D AMI y IN, soh''N
Returning trims leave Broad.st station, 70 "a
Alb 500 A. t:s5 except Monday, 500 t;S s,Ys NJ y
H. and Ibis Iuuted knprvss $50 anu sSaJsy iEv
81 s. $3.50 40 !i3 sna ~ !, s ~ tm,tod, &c. Iss
and 7sS5 o NJ Leave Phiiadslphia VIA Csnaae"' ~
daily except sunday. ... ,.s-u.. \ Axor Hon.
Ticket oil ces 49, $40 and 94t Broadway Coart ~
AMI foot OF Des5rossss and Cortssdt ~. arosyIl
ami Irool annex station foot OF Fuitons, mlganl
IMsch's Hotel. Hoboken. station Jersey C ,y,,,n !.
TscL A. oeoe No halefy Place and Castle os cheo
Tho New. York Transfer Company Will call 'o'
haxsaae from hetsis and rcsidenceA , =, wooo
CHARLES h. PUoH, = ~. NJ 49,.
0eneral Manages. 0esssA -
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH BR =
~ (penpsyvaDia RR. foot Cortland
Stations In NewYork Z at and Desbr0sses-st

{Phla e Reed RIi foot Llbetyso
LEAVE NETWORK. commencing November IT, 1884.
lS S5 soasn so sSc ga 5 oD s5 'p M s%naSs ~
s45 a m. via Penn RR, 1900 M 500. TOO m sun
days. a. m, 3 p m. =
For Matawan &c, Wis Phil. a Reading RR, 40 slS
il:0o a. m. l:30. 400. 40. 500, 6A6 P m Sundays
p m SUNDAYS 8 a III, p. IN
70n y. IN. Sundays. a m, .. M via Phi and heaan
RR. 430. S:l5 a l39 L. 49, 5'45 m sundays 81
q m For Long Branch OCEAN Grove Asbury PARK, Ocean
Beach, Spring Lake Grit Point Pieasant &c. va pills
dolDhi ali Reading RR 40 3l5 a. w. 1880 100 Jf5pM
sundays not stopping at Ocean Grove or Asonry afA 100
S45 M va Pennsylvania SR, 300 a m. l2OD, $40 5O9
TOO sundays not stopping at Ocean Grove or Asouf1
Iarkl. 2 q mr ~ N. -. =, ~.
For Freehold via Philadelphia and Reading RR, alb llN
Q m, 800 800 D. m For Lakewood Toms River and barne
tat via 7 q r. RR. at 43. Sl6 m- i;3o. $50 T. m f9
Toms River via Penn. RR. al 800 q. IN. For neAn9
Brtigeton Atlantic city. &c, via Phiia Reading R ~
RUFUS BIODGETT. c. a. HANCOCK, J.R. woo1
Supt G.P 1T A., r. r. RR. O r A. r ~
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INSTRUCTION..
Miscellaneous.

CHOICE collection Of school circulars for
ena and gusrins Teachers In every department Of
art ami recommended H. Hk5sE 10 West SisC "
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steamboats, aua ua,Iroaos.
A --STONINGTON LINE.

"A --STONINGTON LINE,
xAsFAREs REDUCED PAVORTrE WINTER por..
Steamers ioayc ron Per IS H. iaiy exce,. s'vvIk
te,so pm Frstciasso boston 49, Correspondent ,aiTS
PROVIDENCE LINE For Prsleht Only ste,,os,.,....
from Pier ~ ~ T. daily except lday al 10 nm s''sve
y. w. PoPPLE, Genera Passenger Aeen, Z
A LBANY BOATS.-Grcat reduction IN r,ro ):
~ Oh cents NewYotk 10 Aibiny Peopls, IN, ,it ~
DREW ani 81. JotN. every week day AZ JPN pm
N. H., root OF canalst tins cry -" '''fl
EATSKILL LINE.
~ STEAMERS KAArERsKiLL AND cArsVv,
from loot OF Harrison a.. v w. every week day AT n M
bolsfoc 'tnyvos,ut stockport AMI Abea Tao.iS,s W.
DAYS AMI saturdays y" '""s
nAY LINE FOR NEWBuRG. FARE. 5oc-
Cornwall steamer JAMES 7. BRETT leaves al WI .ns
lothst DAILY at ~ a. m. sUNDAYSatsa w"
PAIL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON AMI,
RIVER Fares nco 20 all points dnriny Winter na,s
large AM powerful steamers PILGRIM and BfISrnf
leave New YORK on alternate days, SUNDAYS INcLUDEn
at m. Tickets inl st1LerJD ,, a. prny
pa trlnIw AMI ticket ohc,, at one, on Pier ~ aM
ON steamers $1,000 GEO, l. cOSNOg'~
BORDEN LOWELL Ag'a Gen. Pass. Agent.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passence,
trains iolye eDpt loot u COrtlsn II and Desbr,
town. Reaimg. Maneh Chunk. Wilkesbafre rovanda W.
verv Ithlcl G,n.vL lyons Rufalo tn tho We. puImss
thrprg oplslss tllY Locl 'rllns Ia M AMI ia
r. n. ',r sls.o1. 9,tIls,sn lni ';op.g 10"
IRAN, lssytlt " NlD n; All w, n o. eD,nset ,se
trans Tor Nsrsh Climax s;l0h Leave Msuch Chunk
GENERAL Eastern omce. No 2s5 Broadway,
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MRS. LOUISA i. CULVER.
M wircceive pupils besinnins Tuesday October 81 IN
and color painting sui NE, mowers ana
lands ape, china painting and decoration.
studio No. ~ Madison Ave.
References
Mr. d. Huntington PresileI National Academy of Design
Mr William Hart. n. A.. Mr. James VI. Hart, y. A..
MIR. David Johnson. y, A.
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Nav. YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSC

~ RIVER RAILROAD -tOnmf ncing october 4, lh3A
through tram, will leave Grand entrs Depot
1900 M Rochester and Monrea al Eypres through draw
inr.ro0 cars
with din stopping nj Albany Utica syracuse oh
ester. Brfalo Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland AMI roedo
arriving at chicago 10 10 aud st. Louis 1920 M nett
day.
O;3o Chicago Express drawing. 10 Canaan.
daigua Rochester Niagara Falls aud Buffalo connrcts foe
OBwegO.
III a m. Western New.York asi Northern EITrss with
drawingrOom cars
$3.50 p. m. Albany. Troy and Utica Express through
drawing roOmc RS.
.lp m, Accommodation To Albany and Troy
80 St Louis Express with sler pngcars for Niagara
Falls Buralo. tncn1 All, Toledo. Detroit aud - ouis
$3.50 EIpTcs with sleeping ears 10 syracuse and To
Auburn TO "a and ~ Stratga. also 60 Montreal
Pacific Express with sleeping for Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Fails. Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chicago
Waterfowl and Norwood.
II m ght Express with sleepin gears 10 Albany and
Troy Connects with the morning Trains for tho West and
for tho North Except saturday night
ckc,s on sale at Grand Central Depot No lowing
Green. 252 and i26 Broadway AMI at Mestrors EXPIRED
Offices Park place and 1855 and 3i2 Broadway Yorh
and 1893 Washington and 731 Fulton ss, Brooklyn and "
ourthst, WILLIAMSBURG.
In drawing room and sleeping cars can
procured Of the ticket offices in NewVorx CITY and
333 Washington-st.. Brooklyn
Paggage called for and checked from residence,
.These daily All Others daity exec sunday.
j M TSUCRY. q. Il. NEEkER
General superintendent. General Passenger Agent.
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TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

THE OLDEST ROUTE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS A. 49,
SUNDAY 5 STATIONS IN PlllADS-
PHfA IN NEW.lORk.
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t,.nerai Eastern onIce, No 2s5 Broadway.
"'"''" II. b. ByINGToN. q. p A.
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

N: w. NEW:HAvEN AND HARTFORD Y. n.
Trains leave Harlem River station. ffcist.
Lincoln Third Avenue Bird Harlem Riysr
Preached by third Avenue Elevated Railroad, daily except
sundays, at So. 7i5 9Op lOcn. 1880 2.l9 35S
$40 5A0 $40 and 500 D. m for Fort Morris casanova fOk
Point. HUNTS Point West Farms Van Nest West Chester
Ttmpsons lay CT ester Pelham Ray). RarOw y falsnd
Pelham Manor and New Rochelle connecting AZ New.Rc
chcc with trains for all pom the Man line 81 New.
York NewHnveD and Hartford Rat road Shore line and
AR Limo divisions; NewCiDlan. Miideown Novel;
aid Suinld Branches and Boston and all pOnts lest
Midni ,h train New ochec and ar intermediate Sta
tons at 1906 n ~ daily except Mondays
Sunday Rochelle al intermediate
lions nj 12p and $50 the latter train
iDg at NeNitocher with Grand Central Depv1
stamford with
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ROCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack- On-the- Hud-
.on-repera,oy aud business Tor gentlemen. grsdn
school al popular send for new catalogue enter
Line. w. II, BANNIbTEk. A. N. Principal,
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Art Schools-CitY.

MISS J. F. WREAKS,. $50 Madison-ave;a-,
dreu. Also Kipdorgarten. REOPEN SEPT. 29th.
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Nj lSS +. l.. ROBERTS formerly of Belleville,
" -bsardns and day school for young ladies and
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-28

We can save money to any one in need OF
Boots and Shoes by calling at the Red Front
Shoe Store and laying in your fall stock.
dl03-tf.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-28
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THE HAND CARS VICTIMS.

A great deal has been said about the men
who were injured in the hand car accident of
last week, they have been reported as dying
and dead and the public has been quite
anxious to know something definite and re-
liable about their condition. This desire to
learn the truth and give to this mornings
readers the facts induced pencil-pusher TO
make call yesterday at the home of each of
the two men who were seriously injured.
Louis lynch. was found living naer the
Union depot and was reclining upon chairs,
his foot aud ankle We're incased in bandages
which upon being removed disclosed very
much swollen and badly bruised limb. the
doctor claiming that a small bone in the
foot or ankle is broken and that he will not
be able to bear his weight upon ii for a month.
Mr. Lynch did not seem to be suffering and
! spoke quite cheerfully of his condition. He
is in no danger whatever, though it will be
necessary for him to pass through more or
less pain and will necessitate his being kept
| from business for some time. Ii Will not be
| necessary 10 nave Tue bEphtH btit 81 w. ~
is so situated that ii will be held in place by
large bone which joins it.
VIM. PRAYER, the man who was run over
by the hand cart passing across his breast,
and who it was thought was dangerously in
jurcd internally, and who has been reported
as diving and dead. WAS found on east Doug
las avenue Mt his home. He was sitting up
in bed. and though his head was bandagcd
and his face swollen and he had received a
very severe injury upon the body, he was
very much better than a dead man, is inn
proving nicely and is considered by his ply
stefan rs being out of danger. He con-
versed pleasantly and appeared to be pleased
to know that he WAS to get out of such an
accident with his life.
There were seven men on the car at the
time of the catastrophe three of which re-
ceived injuries. the third being Thomas Nc
Mahan, the boss of the gang, who was but
slightly bruised and who is attending to his
! daily duties.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-28
THE COURT HOUSE.

At a meeting of the county commissioners
held on yesterday. September 9th, the fol
lowing order was made. viz;
That a proposition be submitted TO the
qualified voters Of the next November cleo
ton to vote bonds for the erection of a suit
able addition to the county building. which
will make il comfortable and convenient
court house, with offices suited TO the wants
of the county and according TO plans and
specifications to be found at the county
clerks office and TO cost not TO exceed Sls,-
600; said bonds TO fall due ten wears from
date and to draw six 81 per cent interest
but in no case shall said bonds be issued and
delivered until said building is finished ac-
cording to plans and specifications and ac-
cepted by the county commissioners.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-28
A WOMAN MURDERED.

A telegram from Major Dewes, the COM
handing officer at FIT. Reno, was received by
L. 5. Deputy Marshal w. b. Williams, last
evening, stating that Ed. Smith, private of
company d., Twentieth L. 5. Infantry, yes
tcrday morning shot and killed Mrs. Eli
the fort. The murderer was captured and
put in irons by the military and will be held
until Marshal Williams can 90 and take
charge of him, which will be some time this
u.ool~
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A GOOD SCHEME.

Prot. Walter c. Clark, of Chicago, a
specialist, who has made a reputation for
successful class teaching of music, is in the
city. He has made arrangements to give a
free course of sixty drills and lessons in
singing and vocal expression, at the end OF
which time he will give an operetta or
something of that character with his trained
class These concerts or musical dramas
are said to be highly artistic and pleasing,
for he comes backed by recommendations
endorsements and credentials that cannot be
gainsaid. The EAGLE will have more to say
of this scheme in the near future, but 1t will
be backed by prominent gentleman and
must prove a success.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-28

Would / were lying in a field Of clover,
Cool and soft, and soft and sweet,
With dusky clouds in deep skies hanging
over,
And scented silence at my head and feet.
Just for one hour to slip the hush Of
worry,
In eager haste from thoughts impatie MT
neck.
And watch it, coursing in its needless
hurry,
Disdaining wisdom's cali, or duty's beck!
All. it were sweet, where Glove. clumps are
meeting
And daisies hiding, SO to hide and rest;
No sound except my own hearts sturdy
Rocking itself to sleep within my breast.
Just TO lie there, filled with the deeper
breathing
That comes of listening to wild BIRDS
song.
Our souls require at times this full unsheath-
ing,
All swords will rust in scabbard kept too
long.
And am tired-so tired Of rigid duty;
So tired of all my tired hands find to do.
| yearn, | faint, for some Of life's free
beauty,
Its loose beads with no straight string run
ming through.
Ave, laugh, if laugh you will, at my crude
speech,
But woman sometimes die of such greed,
Die for the small joys held beyond their
reach,
And the assurance they have all they need.
Il. B. q.
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CHURCH CHIMES.

Tell me, pilgrim, faint and weary,
Travelling DER this pathway dim,
Are you shedding light around yon,
Are you witnessing for Him!
Services at the regular hours at the color
ed Baptist church by the new minister.
Catholic church, mass at $50 am. and
1890 am, vespers and sermon at 1:3O.
Rev. 5. F. Glib (Universalist minister OF
Decatur. H., will preach this evening at
Russell hall at eight O'Clock. He has been a
long and successful worker for the cause OF
Universalism. All are invited to attend.
The A. NJ. F.. church will hold their quart
erly meeting services to-day. as announced
in full in these columns heretofore.
The pastor. Mr.. Hallar, of the Lutheran,
or German NJ. L. church, will preach to-day
as usual. Sabbath school at the regular
hour.
As per announcement yesterday, Rev.
Hewett will not be able to appear in his pull
pit to-day. but Sabbath school will be held
DIR. Phillips at the rink this morning
Subject, The laying of the corner stone
Services in the evening and Sabbath school
in the afternoon.
Rev. w. F. Harper will preach both morn
ing and evening at the Baptist church. Sab
bath school in the afternoon.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-28

Blood will tell SO will low prices on good
goods which is the cause of our busy and in
creasing trade in Boots and Shoes at the
Red Front Shoe Store A. ALLEN. d103-tf
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ORGANIZED FOR WORK

The Sedgwick county Republican central
committee met pursuant to call and organiz-
ed by the election of I. b. Walla as chairman
and A. b. Wright, secretary and treasurer,
for the ensuing year.
Mr.. Wall being absent, +. NJ. Dotemyer
was elected temporary chairman.
Roll called Members present: j. Wine
gard. A. b. Wright, james Beard, NJ. Clap
ham, a. ID. Wheeler, w. H. Baughman, f.
NJ. Dofilmyer, p. ID. Tull, A. Minich and
Henry Hudson.
Moved that n committee of three be APP
pointed to act with chairman and secretary
as nm executive committee. Carried.
Members appointed: W. f. Stanley, Muir
nv Myers and ii. ID. Heiserman.
After few timely and stirring remarks by
some of the members, committee adjourned
A. b. WRIGHT,
Secretary.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-28

Telephone your orders to Baughman
Freeman for hack or livery. I0-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-28

John Schott has just received "a choice lot
of bananas.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-28
VERY SAD ACCIDENT.

A family named Slocum started tins
weel. from four miles south of Goddard in
this county, with their team and household
effects for Pratt county, where they ex'
pected TO take homestead. When en-
camped near Kingman, their Oldest, boy
of sixteen years, named Berry, attempted IL
pull an AK out of the wagon. In some way
it is supposed the AK came in contact with I
a loaded shotgun lying in the wagon anc
which was discharged, the entire contents o
one of the barrels passing through Berry
heart, killing him instantly this was nigh
before last. Yesterday the family re
turned to Goddard with the body Of then
dead child where it WAS buried. We ge
these facts from a. ID. Wheeler.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WICHITA.

The proceeds of the dining hall will be
devoted to the founding of our library in
connection with the reading room; to that
end, We ask every one who can contribute
any of the following articles, to do so. 1t
NAV be that our canvassers will miss some;
if SO, the articles donated can be sent to the
reading room. The First Ward will be ex-
pected to send in for Tuesday; the Second
Ward for wednesday; the Fourth Ward
for Thursday, and the Third Ward for Fri
day. Articles wanted: Cooked chicken,
bread, pies, cake, lemons, sugar, baked
beans. potatoes, vegetables, canned fruit, etc.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-28
For the Eagle.
so TIRED"

a. Reserved seats now on sale without extra
charge at the Postoffice Bookstore.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-28

The numbering of the city is still going
on but not half as fast as it might. Any one
can find or, his number by calling at the
next stairway north of the postotiice, where
parties are ready to show the number from
the plats or engage to put up any style OF
number that may be desired. 1t will be a
great convenience TO us all when all houses
are numbered.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-28
dll4-5t

Once more we institute a genuine Bargain
Week, and offer most extraordinary prices
in the different departments for the purpose
of advertising our business to the people at
home and visitors from abroad. This sale
begins Monday, Sept. 29th, and continues
during the week e1l4-tf.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-28

A stranger was in .Iooelyn X Thomas
Office yesterday morning bantering any man
or combination Of men, TO bet five hundred
dollars that John A. Martin would be elected
governor. His chin music didn't paralvze
Al Thomas, who slipped out and got the
five hundred. but when he returned the
Click Grower had flown, nor could he he
found again.
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WHEN
A THROUGH SLEEPING CAR TO THE ST.
LOUIS FAIR.

Via St. Louis, Fort Scott q Wichita X. K
One train leaving Wichita at 9 a. m, Sun
day morning, Octaber 4th, will have an ele-
giant Pullman Palace Car attached. which
will run through to through to St LOUIS
without change arriving at a. m, Monday
morning, October 5th. This car has been
secured for the special accommodation Of
our Wichita friends. Berths can be obtain
ed from me at any time during the week.
Those went last year will remember with
pleasure this accommodation and will &c
again. Yours truly,
AID. \. JONES,
d1l3-Gt Agent.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-28

Captain George E. Harris was on the
street this morning with a basket of magniii-
cient peaches pulled from trees on his home
place, where he was going to express 10 a
friend in Keokuk, Iowa.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-28

Delegates to the convention Of the lost
cause were plenty yesterday and evinced
zeal worthy of a more encouraging pros
pect.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-28

The Newton Republican says that Mer-
rift Mckay Of Sedgwiek county has seld at
Newton nearly two thousand watermelons
this season. We raise 'em.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-28

Arkansas VALLEY Fair.

In addition to the regular ticket Office at
the gate, tickets for the fair will be on sale
at Lawrence's Drug Store. Secure your
tickets and avoid the rush at the gate.
r. +. LAWRENCE,
dll4-5t Treasurer.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-28
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-28

Miss Elite Ross, one of Sedgwick county 5
most successful and accomplished teachers,
with her sister May, are attending the State
Normal school at Emporia.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-28

Young Walter w. Nrooman, the fifteen
year old phrenologist who lectured in his
city short time since, has been taken up
by DR. Turner, who says he is the best eK-
aminer in the world and who offers five hun
dred dollars to any one who will point out
a mistake made by the boy.