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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-06

Enormous reduction in the price OF custom
made clothing.
In order 10 reduce stock and make room
for other lines Of goods will make suits to
order at a reduction Of twenty-five (25) per
cent, The same splendid its and thoroughly
frs,-elsss work a. before guaranteed.
mean business, and the goods will surely
be sold a; the above heavy (one-quarterl re-
ductioii.
Come early and take advantage Of this
remarkable opportunity to get an elegant
suit very cheap.
Thanking YOU fer past favors, | am, most
respectfully, LcUIs RASKE.
dl65tf 81 Douglas avenue 81
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-06

The cry of had times has frightened the senior member
Of our firm and he SAYS Ths stock must be reduced also
that the buyer enthusiastic and has bought too heavily
therefore between Christmas must reduce 1t fourth
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-06

II you want to buy cheap iots in thinner
ly's addition, call on Fred Schs;her. At city
clerk. Office dS2u
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-06
LOUIS RANKe,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
3l7 Douglas Avenue 81

A large. complete ard elegant line q. goods
constantly on hand
FIRST-CLASS FITS GUARANTEED.
Best Of worsmen employed and the NOS:
stylish suits IN tie chy turned CUT
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-06

Giving away goods at Jones' consignment
house We have orders to sell the goods Tor
something. Now is your chance while they are
going.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-06

Hon. r. j. Aukle, representatire-e'ec'
from the northern district of Sumner county,
made the EAGLE "A call yesterday. lie had
come to this city to meet eighteen or twenty
old Kentucky acquaintance who arrived on
the morning train and who will settle m tins
countv. in the vicinity of Clearwater.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-06

Yesterday party oE Newton ladies were
in the city purchasing Christmas presents,
oeoo,rso whom folks want nice articles and
large stocks to: select from, the come to the
metropolis.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-06

Farms Fer SAls.
six well improved farms. situated in
Milton aud Murdoch townships. Butler
county. Kansas. Addres. A. Harrison,
Clarion, sedgwick county, Kansas.
d56-sf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-06

Good negatives are made every day ut
Baldwin & Aotergrens, but in cloudy wealth
er the finishing is slower. Remember this
ond don't delay sitting for your negatives.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-06

In speaking yesterday Of the new clerk at
the Douglas Avenue house, the inference
might have been conveyed that the former
clerk. Mr.. VIM. Calm, had resigned. This
is not the case, as, on the other hand, he has
been made manager of the house This
would have been stated in the article re
fsrred 10 but his name was not known at the
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-06

Why are the people rushing to Baldwin
& Ostergren's photograph gallery. Because
their photographs are the best and are just
what everybody wants for the holidays.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-11-20
Coburn Briefs.

No less than eight trains passed
through here on Monday.
The contemplated excursion to the
Spring Mills ratihcalion wAS 1zzle.
Hurrah for the Cobnrn hunlers--six
deer and large black bear Is the re-
suit of their last trip. Daniel Eisen-
huth, Anon Grenninger, Samuel Ev-
art, Jacob Meyer and Thos. Eisenhuth
were among the party. They deSerye
the medal.
Some of our neighbors are thigking
loud about proposed wedding, Guess
it's correct.
Important business must require
Cleye Dmges' attention at Centre Hall,
as we notice hm travel in that direc.
tiOn very often.
We were very much pleased with the
sermon delivered by the Rev.B. Hengst
ON Sunday evening and think our
Evangelical friends have reason to be
proud of their talented minister.
No duh times here since Cleyeland's
election. Eacl one offers to try to do
the best in making money plenty and
that is why our business men are so
busy. Il.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-11-20
Church & Sunday School Directory.
Evangelical.

Evangelical.
RerS. B. Hen0St and j. y. For, Predch'S
Preaching next Sunday evening.
Sunday School, l}@P.M.-D. l.. ZERBY ,Supt,
Missionary Society meets on the third Mon
day evening of each MONTH
Methodist.
ReU. @. p. R. SdrujS, Predcher-in- charge.
Protracted meeting in progress.
Sunday School at lOh AND. A Musser, Supt
Reformed.
Rec ZloirlQl, 4. Yedrick, Pastor.
Preaching at Cohurn next Sunday afternoon
nd in Aaronsburgin the eveing
Mite society meets regularly on the first Tues
lay evening of each month.
United Brethren.
Req. J. @. W. Herald, Preacher III. charge.
See local.
Sunday school9 AMI. G. W. Herald Supt
Lutheran.
Sunday School at AMI. +. Duck, Supt
The Augsburg Bible Glass meets every Sun
day.
Ladies' Mite Society meets on the first Mon
day evening of each month.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-11-20
Woodward Items

James Ettlnger is sojOurni1g in
Philadelphia for the present.
The protracted meeting at this place
has not met with very good success up
10 this writing.
j. G. Motz's saw mill will soon te in
running order.
Sam don't care to have any more
weddings at his place.
Noah still sticks to Benny Butler.
The butcheriug season has commenc-
| ed.
Glyer and Muchle are on the war
path just now.
Warren Ettlinger is nursing his big
toe. which got sore by a cut. Warren,
why not cut the wood, in place of the
toe
Spotty has changed boarding places.
Cbestnuts were scarce and the season
is over.
Wedding Bells-This time the par
ties were VIM. Hinkson and Sarah
Hosterman. But alas, William had
entirely forgotten the date of the hap
py event and came to town unprepared.
lie was compelled to call on some of
the neighbors for help out of the diff
Guilty, and brother Rob Accommodated
him. The calathumpians were duly on
hand. PEDRO.
-PETERsoN'S MAGAZINE for De-
cember comes to us ahead Of all others,
perfect marvel of beauty. There are
more than "A hundred pages of reading
matter two superb steel-plateS col
ored pattern, costler even than chro-
mo IA colored fashion, plate double size,
printed from steel; and more than half
n hundred Wood-cutS of fashions, work
table patterns. ETC., etc. The stories
are exceptionally good; though Peter
SOM always has the very best. 1t IS Il
s landing wonder to us how this maga
zine can be furnished at its low price :;
it can only be explained by the enOr-
nous circulation which Peterson" has
now for more than thirty years. We
really suppose there are few families,at
all pretending to refinement, In which
| this magazine is not to be found. 1t
claims, and not mdeServedly, to give
more for the mOney-and Of better quail
ity-than any other. The December
number ends the year. Now, there
fore, is the time 10 subscribe for 1885,
| or 10 get up clubs. We advise our fair
readers to subscribe for no magazine
| till they have seen a copy of this.
! Specimens are sent gratiS,i written for
| in good faith The price IS but Two
| DOLLARS year to single Subscribers.
| To clubs, it is cheaper still, viz: -Four
copies for six dollars and Il half, with
| an extra copy of the magazine as a
premium to the person getting up the
CLUB Or FIVE copies for eight dollars,
with both an extra copy Of the maga-
zine for getting up the club, and also
superb illustrated book of American
poets, called The Pearl of Price," or a
large size steel-engraying, for framing,
''The Lion in Love" No other naagd-
zine giUeS such cOStlg prenliumS. For
larger clubs, the price is, still lower,
while even more premiums are given.
Address CHARLES j. PETERSON, 3O6
Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-11-20
Madisonburg News.

Simon Hazel is dangerously i'll with
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Daniel Roush of this place bea' s
anything in the line of beets yet heard
from as far as weight is concerned. She
boasts of beet weighing 81 pounds.
Mr.. Fisher ard lady of Tusseyvile
were the guests of DR.. Lee over sun
day.
Mrs. Sarah Metzenstein of Nebraska
is paying her father, ,Mr.Jeremiah Hoy,
near town, a visit. She expects to
stay here about five weeks.
We are pleased to see our good friend
A. Ocker on the streets again. Mr..
Ocker was confined to the house foI "a
bout four weeks.
Mr.. John Hazel, of Altoona. spent
Saturday and Sunday with his sick
father.
John Brown, of Bellefonte, came to
town to see wife and baby.
Eddie Shafer, of Lock Haven came
home to see father and mother. The
fatted calf was not killed, but instead
two young Cleveland roosters. While
partaking of one of them at noon Ed
die remarked Nam Sl sin dtcel gut"
Mrs. Halderman, of State College,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
son Daniel at this place.
Mr.. Newton Fielder called on J. j..
Ocker on Saturday evening. STILL.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-11-20
MARRIED..

On the 18th ult., by Rev. f. Aurand, Mr.. w.
@. Bressler and e. e. BOwersOx both of
Wolfe'S Store.
On the 18th inst at Rebersburg by the same
MrF. s. Tomlinson and Miss Ida NJ. Leitzell
both of AarOnsburg
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-11-20

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JUBILEE.-On Monday evening the
Gregg township Democracy had
splendid ratification of Cleveland and
Hendricks election, at Spring Mills.
About six O'Clock glaring bonfire on
the bill west OF the town lit up the sur
rounelng country and the large ana
spacious business houses III the new
part of Spring Mills were grandly illu-
minated. Grenoble's store house, Bib
by's hotel and McCools residence pre-
sented fine sight with It's hundreds OF
burning candles and lamps and truly
looked like golden crown, setting of
the rest of town TO great al vantage.
About seyen O'Clock procession, e.
h.,,,o, ~ a. E,.o..,,rur,
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ANOTHER JUBILEE Perhaps in all
the history OF this growing little Dor
ough, there never was such harmonl-
Gus and social time OF enjoyment spent
Ly our democrats as was last tuesday
evening, when they celebrated their
great victory in the late election. Early
in the morning the citizens went to
work in good earnest with the view of
painting the town as red as possible.
FlagSLwere swung to the breeze and
nearly all the business places aud many
private residences were dressed in the
festive garb or Americas colOrs. EX-
te2sive preparations were made to brill
iantly illuminate, as soon as darkness
set in and several men were hard at
work building tremendous stack of
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-11-20
A MAGNIFICENT HOLIDAY BOOK
FOr the season OF ISoI-o.
T,AnY AGENTS WANTED

TO sell the most attract We and popular book for
the Home and Fireside to be issued during
the holiday season of lS4-5. This will be q
splendid opportunity during the next two
month To make money by ladies desiring pleas
ant and profitable employment. Address for
fun descriptive circulars.
BRYAN, TAYLOR & Co.,S26 Broadway n. Y. City
43-it
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-22

of the Reading Company in offering to It's en-
ployes four months scrip in lien OF cash Tor
wages earned added TO the known condition OF inc
coal trade had special effect upon all the eoai
stocks, and they were noticeably weak. Reading
declined from 80 to 2s5s. Delaware, LackaWana
and Western fell from 1059lO6l2 to lo4'
and Jersey Central, after opening at ooi@'
fell to 6J. Among the granger stocks
ST. Paul was heavily pressed for sale at %
down 10 68l2 Lake Shore with only moderate
amount of transactions declined from sodsoA2 10
$50. OF the Southwestern list Missouri Pacinc
was the weakest in early dealings and declined from
81 loa 60l4 to 63al. Union Pacific early only de-
cined from - G43l2 to II q, but Later when tHe
general market rallied to about the best hgures OF
the day. it fell to 408404. Western Union pre-
sented moderately firm front all day. and at the
close shows an exceptional advance on last even
ing's price Only one small and unmportant fail
ne was announced at the board, and that fact was
an effective factor in the dealings of the last hour
which generally lifted figures to the best OF the day
The rally however, was not sustained, ard the
market closed weak at figures that were neither
the highest nor the lowest
Government bonds were dull and weak; bids Tor
the A. and 4l2s L lower. Annexed are the
closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-22
MISE IN CHICAGO PRICES.
ARMOUR FORCING WHEAT INTO TIE MARKEIs-
BIG MIsTAKE INVISIBLE SUPPLY OF CORN
lBr TELEGEAPI TO THE rRiBuNEl

ARMOUR FORCING WHEAT INTO TIE MARKEIH-
BIG MISTAKE INVISIBLE SUPPLY OF CORN.
lBr TELEGEAPI TO THE TRIBUNE
CHICAGO, May 21.-Everything on the floor
started higher this morning. TIE crowd, when had
Yesterday first been driven TO buying wheat md pork by
The squeeze which begun aad then we're driven to
s,niu, nv the risnor Of Sagcs failure at NewIors, ali
were buyers again this morning There Wa no wheat
for sale there FIVE buyer Of PORK 10 one seller
July wheat opened SOA sdvanc ed 70 81 . cents ana
then subsidized little. July corn went from 3O4 20 )'4
cents July PORK went sailing, and rom S. TO- where IL
opeued went TO s1e 70. The stock OF pork IL
small" said Mr.. King, of A. g Whte Co.
The demand good prices much lower than year
ago and short interest and the cash prop
sry are al strong hands. There Is no reason why
rrjces should advance Pork ezpee' To see at go
perhaps S22 for July" Earnest Smith thought Juy
wheat would be al 81 before the end Of the week hut
g. Mccormick. his partner, thought # the Milwaukee
eliaue kept up lis deal throughout July 1t would be
swamped with winter wheat
"Bily - Linn and ". I. Baker were seen in con
sultaton with william Young yesterday. To
aav both were big buyers OF wheat
aud there talk the pair hGvc Joined forces
with The Mwaukean the July wheat deal. II Is more
likely that both have sinpv been given orders TO buy
Charley Main sold 500 600 bushels Of July wheat this
morning aud Baker took The most Of H. There Wis ru
NOR on the floor that mistake 81 lOOOOV bushels had
been made In figures Of the visible supply OF corn
e Chicago figures decrease for the week o. 600
600 bushels Walker at New tork nSared our deerelse
az 100 OOO bushels To-day despatch wa received iiQD
New.Yo saving that Walker had made u mistake
OF 100000 Bushels in his hgJres ana maj
he now made the decrease Tor TIE week
500 900 bushels Of II is said that the principal
short" IN pork Charles Singer he was ied INTO sell
fns beginning Of the New YORK panic, anu now II
g. that the figures being marked mp 10 D7ng MN
time" Brokers In cash property say that Armour -
Ndns the cash property out 70 the over the
kOath and abroad. This IL set down "a Dad omen LOT
lie shorts"
The receipts were - ears of wheat l25 cars Of
and 80 cars OF oats IN. cables we're Duliish AZ
O'Clock July closed al rs 62 July wheat at JZas
cents July Lard AZ - 80 July 81 cents Al the
session wheat advanced cent bushei
Aud pork Is barrel At 800 O'Clock the close
for June wheat 81 ceas July 93 July pork SIS IS,
July lard - S. July corn el sed al 81 . cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-22

ssuaulaxnt granted II states that Mr. Garilson a
yse3 BY oh counsel that the action is one AZ ,neys
n e0ssy that has been treated ny ue seo a.
and counsel on both Sides aud substantially nae in
held by the Superior Court and the Court OF ~ l.
6ecdtpe upon the demurrer 20 the coinpis,t, o.
charged that the referee the ease ,ss
hash an action AZ law and an action IN equity ~ afs
that he has refused decide whether the cass a.
law or equity has refused To- eompc tne m ty ar
elect as to whether they will eoDdnet IL a. s ." ~ ~
. suit IN equity. ,,,..a Inv INV counsel
that tire said referee 70 be bent Oh nons ,,
saSS aesion I'm laid superior Court Is an entSos ~
an ease the saa paintis fail 20 show any cause Oh %
Ia. law and that the said referee seems oisposeu a.
thaf ths lid action action at Law II the piauI.s
saiI no establish o OF action In equity aH ~ -
tsad nv INV counsel that the effect OF the rulings OF ne
said referee In said action Is TO subject me 20 Al . -
advanfsges OF both Jurisdictions. namely III Jaw anu ~
equity and to give the said plantn. ID sRu "cio" All
fLe advantages OF both law and equity 1870. I'LL.
Tpon this affidavit Judge DonOhue grsnied VIII N 3
prohibits the referee proceeding with the sun as oe ~
equity or from exercising IN the case any o "a
equity In any way, shape or form Inc VIII aso pp
bts the plaintiffs from conducting the case beiOre ne
rsfeTea a. An action in equity The referee ana the
nartes 10 the action prohibited from eonductns he
ease otherwise than as an action ar IA" 10 recoNet
damages for alleged breach OF contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-22

DETROIT; May alEss,s Arm No s,,I 81 Ws ~ c ~
10 White sa.c 80 sSs ssssIEg.mwssat 1900 ocS
ZOO sS BUSH Corn 600 BUSH oats 1000 Sash
e M sn1 ~ e. va 90
s and on ssSS2 ns PsSs
s super 81 Tcss a 90 RItss -
sfaas s 3d. r 6%io esr sr.ss
Ss ~ % s%Hs'sEn
stT5ss ~ 10 PstsSt IS 3 oS Nlnnesota saSsrs
Pste ~ g RTs asu Tn 3
gs ns. b.; wss sf s%sn M my % ,onr
the market closed dun but arm me an Red Nay.
g. Pa JaSs ,t e3 qZ " ss
aers %.niested very little n.sss: te market md the
in sympathy vita the wss. and c,O.d an a. the
60ac steamer Mixed in grain depot, eic sail MIed e
M7cG May r % s as June eoasot jSy 81 sss i
Angust s2aSSShe 9esMcar qts lcve >n 81 Spdas III
S6 atc FUTURE 9aG S ,Ssy but dn 30 w6s Nay sss
prsS,rp. :senSS esee F,@y 81 90 a. P.s
cts siS 10 DO No Mesa si2 gSs2 Is; Hams SO 90
Ea ss 81 Voc SS7s Eel porn r. vsT M so9 Ss@
Prime a Msc cured s P2Ss 90 aes teaT S SAT-
&c. Sas4s os. IN s y SAT- 90
aSs f EARN r m eans % o5s.o - steam 10
ass 5O Butchers Loose s. l5GSs 90 Butter ac1ye AMI
GTesmery FGT y-' g3asc AMI E4as s2cj
% Er. western EEtoS g' SI Nesiern goo
I6c Cheese &C i've bur easier. New York Pun Creans.
"a 9c western Fal IrSso as 2SstS ssE
do fun skins % sugar-Tsen fined qet Powdered 80
TONER, a g. Feed weak-Winter Bran sis 300
SIG Petroleum dull Int steady Refined in bbls SIS
iSsoo BUSH 0a con $3.50 90 6asS 0 9ss loo oa,
TOLEDO May .2l-wbeat-No Red spot cash, % tsssci
sa i e. 90 Corr SH9 afmer No Red spot Nay
S gsy 5qae In5s nae o6 Susa Cora.
25560 bash snlp@snts~~Rsa $1,000 bush: Corn 5000
COTTON 1ARKErs-sY rELs1aAPI
LyEaroo Nay 2m53o Ncct'Sn , ft s S Sn n
eRdng 06O bales Tor speu receipts 900
including 700 bales American kuJufss pans L9v
I7-84d June and July delivery 9h+d also s4dI
DO July and August delivery 254d also %Jo4dt 90
To- september october delivery, 2d6+d; 10 october
and November delivery sid do November AMI december
Tenders today's clearing we're 800 baes
D. n -Cottonrhe .eies ~ the dry included 5000 bales
American Futures-Uplands Low Middlins cl~Ise hg
isiS bver.. do june and Tay deivery 8215d BUYERS
DO July and August delivery 5o4d seer-: do AuEuss
October delivery 2664d vaue October ana Noy-m
delivery. 354d Buyers do Noy~H0eF and December de-
livery 9.54d. buyers do. september delivery. 3-o4d
IN tton-Futures-Uplands Low MdaliDQ clause,
3.64d value DO. June aud July delivery, sd Nati
DO July and August delivery Odd sellers 90 Angase
October delivery sd sellers; do october 1m NOsemgr
delivery 3-o4d do. November and Dece nD.f ds-
livery 064d buyers DO september delivery Ltd
GALVESTON, Nay 2I.-Cotton quet Nddlne. lllE Low
Nddmg, 10; Good Ordinary 20 q net and gSss seosipA
bale; xpoTts C1astEt-e 5I 9ies s'ock 5 oai-s ,,A
ding IJI oot Ordinary 10 3 IS net and gro'- rrpts
- Exports C0astwse III bales sales 80 bales sosk'
NFvOTF.vs Nav 81 Cotton quiet 9idd'ins. Il L Low
Kidding Is Good Ordinary los neS r1eig@ - 1t
3,7Ol bales 800 bales. stock III, 6l- bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-22
EuRopEAx PRODUCE MARKEr.

llygErool. Mar I-Prsvslsas-BAeo1-CaaDeria Cut.
40s. IOny Midfies s3s "a ShSrt Clear Middlcs
S4s 0i H8s. Ia o; sasniders per cwt Beef
Mess 13s ~ per DBL rdas Mss. EaAtsrn. 7os West
Sra gss LIri--A Gercan 49, M. Prime Western 4 I'd
IaTd J1 4ss A2as Long Cut ga "a, shoaIders 35A
butter s0. per for meat U1tsd states. Cheese
glerlcanf 'nocn OIL Waez-hsd Western sprng Ia ID
17s a 4atet "a Sd -. % csnta; No spring
"a d New Western Winter t. Sd New Mixed Western
g. N; Califora.s No l. 1s Sd. ass Sd California No
fs Jd ais "a per esatal C0ra-Aixed oil 5s. +s, 10
.es 81. "a pef Genital Pr0duce-spTts TurPentas
25s ca do At London. 2is. 81 per cwL Rohned Retro
lsusn ID Der gai0a Glover sssd-A aercan ke. as
154s per c9t f1l0w 81 i'd per cwt Rostn-COMnsa.
a. "a Pale 81 sios. Sd Lissesd OIL 2os q per cwt
LONDON g-PToduce- seed on 2 IL lbs n Z 10 ~
ser ton Calcutta Linssed, As. Od per quarter Ian
sef Cake Is Reased Petroieua, I'D q al
per galioa Spirits OF Turpsstlne. 2ts % per cw]
kDerp oil GG{1EB5 per Kosin-Conmen, 4s oil;
Psle u Siis PTsvisisas-L1rd 44s Cd per cv- for
American sagsr, l-s I'd per cTL for Cuoa Cestrl
faxa sJlarzng see aud l6s 3D. sl6A ID LOT CG1s AaS
esY.ae taI TennInE a1oaL