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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-26

Poo pie have been humbugged much that t is nearly
impossible to get them to BELIEVE an ADVERTISEMENT;
but have asked 70 ard buy SPECIAL
BARGAINS unless IL the TRUTH Therefore, tell you
that MIR g. Influential has just returned from Southern
Texas where he obtained large stock Of bankrupt goods.
consisting OF the above and knowing thing inn
possible for take OF Spring Stock OF goods that
daily arriving, unless make room; il
will you will be surprised beyond your belief
S25 900 worth OF goods at prices that will aetonsh well
as please you These goods spread 81
counters loose. Come and convince yourselves at
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-26
CEDAR CONFEDERATION.
The Vast Brakes Ia Bell County sim
Ablaze.
Narrow Escape OF Care-Dweller
from Cremation.
The losses are Heavy Indeed.
J,IcLTOS,


BrLroN, Feb 25.-TSpeclal l--Lo,s by the
FIRE in tho cedar brake. which has been
burning since Thursday noon is very
heavy, Of which your correspondent was
not aNle TO Ohtain full account. A. A.
Walden lost s., 900 which he had paid to
wood choppers and 200 acres OF cedar,
which was a | burned. There IL now about
@ COO acres burned, q strip three miles wide
by i've mil IS long ia the forks OF the Cow.
house and Leon. There 10 great fear OF the
wind rising from the south; II 60 il will
make clean sweep oil al the cedar OF
The county. man by tho name of Miller
was living in cave 10 Wglden's pl ace wi h
heavy cedar ell around him. Finding he
could not make his escape he remained in
the cav, with his wife and four chi
dren. Every body supposed him burn
ed TO death, but the mouth OF the
cave being TO the south and
the wind from the north, he escaped uu-
harmed. The fire can he heard roaring and
popping for five miles. A bllse VIII take
d start aud run for 500 yards. largo TO-
of p'lng was lost that was gotten out tor
the Santa "e railway. u is serio,s to thu
county. as there was much valuable cedar
shipped from here. The fire originated
rom a wood choppers company.
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CHANGE Olr FIRM.

Er. Chas. l.. Dexter has been admitted
as a partner In our business. The new
firm name 10 Ferrusscn. Dexter 4 Co.
Fire, accident. lie, marine, plais-glass
Guarantee. aud tornado policies issued at
no low rates as any other iirst-cla.s com.
panies, which are tho only kird represented
by DEXTER d FEkeUssoN.
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E0R DAMAGES.

Word q Ksarby, sttorn'ys for Mrs.
Huckabee whose husband was killed while
acting a. engine wiper on the Texas d Pa
ciHo road ct Fort Worth three years ago bv
being thrown from the plot Of the engine.
court, received . check yesterday from the
road for 1900 the amount OF judgment
rendered.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-26
sHnP LIFTING.

/ skop-liitins Is q onmmon thing in the
BfdeF cities but exceedingly rare 10 Dhllas.
Uovertsslsss case xAs threvdly detected
yesterday. A lady nicely dressed sna o.
koro Of the Hrrstafle Brothers on 3 m
rost aad nsksd 10 look 81 rome snoes.
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SOS
BASE BALL.

The benefit game OF base ball for George
Fisher, the old reliable OF the Brown Stock
iugs. played by tho home members OF the
club at the fair grounds Sunday afternoon
was well attended and netted him q neat
snm. The clubs were the Browns and Blue
Stockings and the game resuted In favor Of
the former By a SO )re OF Is 10 ID.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-26
RADLV HURT.

Sunday an engineer on the Houston 4
Doxss Central railway gravel train fell
6h his engine, striking the end OF tie
5lsh his head and receiving . severe scalp
bound. A huge lump OF coal also tell rom
80 tender, and striking him on one OF his
inns broke 1t In three places. His inju ries
- not dangerous bat are severe and pain
Il. and he will bs laid up for some weeks
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Ouakcrs Invading Texas.


Brick.mHktrs are hereby warned that the
Improved Quaker Brick Machine which
grinds The clay. mouidB ana loads on 70 the
trucks, as good square brick, and fast a.
any other machine, has come to q state OF
perfection OF work that challenges conpeti-
ton. | bring them TO Msrshrll by the car
iosd, TINS cheapenipg freight, and their
price Is one.third less than any other Of
like capacity. Send for descriptive sircu-
lar, ard note what Texas brick-mxkers and
others say Of them.
GEORGE W. RtrNoLps.
Distributing Agent, Na'snull. Texas.5
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| Affections OF the liver, bilious disorders,
'lck headache. etc. are Thoroughly cured
= ,Dr. Jayne's sana,ive Pills. Acting ~ q
ierd laxative. they remove all Irritating
IA focal matter from the bowels. grsdu.l-
4 chance the vitiated sscretlons OF the
.tomach and liver, and restore thsfe organs
: \ healthy condition.
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s.sSs. saws: III have sold 'Prickly Ash
5itters' for Ave years, and | have never
{ondIed medicine which gave more uni.
JsrsoI subtraction. Il 10 fast becoming the
kmily medicine Of this section. have
karreuted dozens OF bottles and never bad
NE roturDed
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IMPROVEMENTS.

Pat Wilkinson let the contract yesterday
for the remodeing and the bull ling OF two
slores 10 his three stores southwest corner
NJ Main aud Murphy s,reets TO johnson,
tho contractor, and Morgan snd Morris Tor
the brick work. The stores will bs con-
yerted into two with placements.
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INV York. Feb. 25.--An improbable re-
port from London is published here that
General Gordon hss suiked the guns, de-
stroyed the stores and determined TO evacu-
ate khartoum ST once on account OF the re-
port that the Nahdi was marching on the
town.
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JERKrD AND JUaGED.

il. Joseph. corner Sycamore and Con-
merce streets, Wills 81 supper Sunday
night discovered a boot-blrcs nsmed
Huaepe Williams tapping bis tlll Tha
young thief, who escaped with 81. wss
arrested ard locked up yessrdsy By ohce'
Clamp.
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CONVICTED.

ysmes Napier spent the night IN The Del
las county jail Sunday night. He wss en-
route for Huntsville under escort, whore he
roes 10 serve term In the peni'entisry TOR
horse stealing. having been convicted re-.
esntIv Al Henrietta In Clay county for that
~
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InAI OEEICE.

The time FOR rscoiv NC bids for the post
otfice building closed yesterday, and it is
presumed the location will IN made at an
carly day. A number OF blds have been
sent In and II 10 probable an elegant place
IN N no nbfafned
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-26
AuEsiOAk SAIIoNAL BASA

The stockholders OF the American Ma
tional bank will meet this afternoon at 4
O'Clock shsrp. at the law office OF Crawford
a Crawford. to trans not n, alters OF business
u artsinlng to the or,sniz ,tion. IL Is par
ticulsrly neces,ary that ell shonld no pres
ent az their slgnslurss must bs had.
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A. & Il. MIq1TENTHAL'S


! Terrell; II Shandg. u Alexander, fsrney;
! ford, Forney; Wad Barnes, Longyiev: Jas
/ Nix Rochester, N y; George III Pomeroy,
st. Paul, MINI; IL II Johnston, Dallas
cOunly
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HAMPTON PARK.

Mayor Osbell rrcsivsd q box Of yiantr ssd
dover seeds yesterday from wAssingtou
city with the compliments Of 6s,stors
Coke, OF this state. and Hampton, OF South
Carslins, TO BE- planted In the city park
which has been christeasd Ham ptoa park.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-26

rozzoSi's INDICATED o,AFLExIoS rowDER
for .nfant'- toilet Il Is an indispensaoi,
article healing all excavations immedi.
ate v. Moihe should use IL freely on 10,
little cues. II IL perfectly harmless. Fol
sale By all druggists.
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Son SuGerings.

yon Suheringt' -
Mr.. n. 2. Leslie. o. Elkton, Nd, late Of
tho u. s. Navy, wss cured of rheuma item
and neural gie. by few applications oil 81.
Lacnh's Oil the lfelf plin.curo
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s.I-E or rRorEn1Y.

NJ P,ch.ra C,hn SOLD We. .Iday 4, Crl,-
n.I ~ n Wright his Nv - orv nick No.
-5e .o,th side OF Elm 1t ct for s. go
Mr.. Luduirk sid hisres demo on Val
s,reet yesterday to M. J. ID xoi Tor ST.
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The Only Trus Remedy for nlllouane..

The Only True Remedy for Dlliousness
ALvARApo, Tx. II bsva tsken many dit.
ferent kinds of medicine for biiousness,
but never found anything to compare with
Smiths Bile Beans.
Respectfully yours,
J. @. ARNOLD.
For sale by all drugslsts.
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Mr.. ID. A. Grifir, Hamilton, reIss. ssys:
" Browns Iron Buffers cured my child OF
chronic cough end foren@'s ~ we onest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-26

bump OF oauli, n on / apart OF eur buii' ess
men, there 10 a ttiunE ca 70 htins
inside to-day TO Tsite enough
OF money among the merchants =. pty VIZ
Dana Prman a ssla y lo' wa chiag IA if
houtsa during the ehurc night
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Fer Bilious Celic

Fer Bilious Cslie.
For sbatins the spssns Of bilious colo
Benson's Ospcine Porous Plssters act
promptly and splendidly.
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Borsford's Acid Phosphate, for Sick
Headache.
| Dr. N. s Read, Chicago, says: II think
| II Is remedy Of the highest value IN many
forms Of mental and nervous exhaustion
attended by sick headache, dyspepsia and
diminished vitality"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-26

Mr.. r. p. Rics, Hsmiltona Terss. saw
blLty With very sasisfsctory bsults-"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-26

Mr.. II. u. Barley, 9entry's Mil, Texas,
says: 81 used Bro WIS Iron BitterB with
benefit for general debility, neuralgia, bad
blood and weakf ess."
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PERSONAL.

w. koClennsn is at the Windsor.
Hon. II. M. Gate. OF Miueola, is at Oh q
Windsor.
silas Wood. Toronto. Canada, is at tho
Windsor.
Colonel John Collect, representing
Plankington Il Armour, Ia at tho Wind
sor.
Mrs, +. B. Bryan and Miss Matilda Ross
left las. evening for Galveston, TO attend
Mardl Gras.
The Misses Botkin and Miss Thomas, Of
Fort Worth. are in the city visiting Mrs. W.
| d. Knowles.
Wesley Clark, junior. arrived to-day at
| 1874 Ross avenue; weight 0pounds. Mrs. O..
| ~ dong vel.
MIR. and Mrs. d. NJ. Clover and Mrs. r.
| AZ. Clover lett Sunday for Galveston, to at
tond Mardi Gras.
@ Bradford returned home Sunday from
a trip TO Camden, Arkansas, whittier he
went on legal business.
Aessrs. II. ]. Kerr and W. II. Patterson
returned yesterday from o trip TO the tor
mer's rancho, In Callahan county.
Mr.. Edward Gray has returned from a
two veaks' trip tn Washington, New York
and the osst, looking hale ond hearty.
CAPTAIN NJ. D. Worley, conductor on tho
Rio Grande division OF the Texas Il Pacific,
Is popular aud accommodating official.
.ssi--
Mr.. w. M, HARRISON and wife, OF Jtfier.
Q, u, ara in the city on visit. Mr.. Harrison
wilt invest wniie here 10 Dallas property.
Louise Mohrhsrdt, the stT,ble represent
alive OF the Brunswick & Bake Co re-
turned Sunday morning from Fort Worth,
where he has been Gtuog up fine billiard
hell for parties in that city.
ro,t,;p and Nra Charles E,ular and Mr.
and Mrs. Bornefeli left sst evening for
tneir homes ia Galveston, taking with them
Miss Lindn Wolf TO soond some days
They expressed shamBlves as delighted
with Dallas.
Cooper Mott auditor OF the Texas & Pc
rife road, is n guest OF the Windsor and
will TO day turn ovar tho freight Office Of the
Missouri Pacific road 10 the successor OF
MIR. G. II Turner who has been promoted
-, 10 r.nnltlnn Of hivi.Inn frniunt arnnt
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tn. bat ,no1-s s'ss'es . Little
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Mr.. A., n. hurss, oi me new hfm ut
Hurst & DreyIuss, returned Monday from
bis trip north. where he bought nue OF the
moot leot stocks OF gents' furnishing goods
eysr brought TO the STATE. He slsp secured
hrstad nuflAp hats. - >. - - -
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Ponds Extract
Is standard medical remedy, that is Gu.
prcme in its power over pain and all IN.
II smmatiops and bemorrhages.
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~ n 7ene Narshall. asa

Il .
M. Eugene Marshall, assistant United
Btaiss prose cutting sttorney, returned yea.
| tcrday from Grshsm, where he went - at.
tend Federal onuet. He reports that a
good DEAL 81 civil hutinefs was disposed Of,
and that twenty bills OF iadictnent tor taeis
ofcstils In Texas and The Indian territory
we're returned by the grand jury. The
Delts county ku-klux oesss were dooketsd.
Court was in session three weeks.
TIE dErALp Office was 'ovored, after 10.
nights eut srtsinmert. by = visit fiom Mr..
Leavitt, brother OF the proprietor OF the
minstrel company, the Kiue brothers, NJ.
Cool Burgess and Mr.. w. s. Cleveland
busisess Representative OF the Ministries
Ar. Burgess Is native OF Toroato. and he
intends moving with his family ID TEXAS.
possibly TO Dslias, as his future home. kr.
Burgess IL also urlnter, and can act up
type rs artisticaly "a he plays on the
stsee.
AT the st. George O r Neil, Valley
springs; w II Poland, Nashua, Texas; L
Warner. A s Rudd, q Dunn, Coleman,
Walker, Denton; r Jenkins. Grape
vine; ID w sprsgue, New York; w Hum
phrcy, 81. Louie; / q Beachborch, II q
SAWYER. Hudson. Mich; W Il Lynicuud,
viii. Point; | G White. TeEss; Ed Hau-
cock. W-rahachie: Il W Hampton, Sher
nsn: J II Brand, New York: FM phiilios.
Terrell: A Whiting, Kitisss, TT NcKin.
ney, Wills Point; Scott LAmhEsh. Par's:
5 II 'lement, Chicago; Il Feat, Boston; I.
V Fsrgsson. Ennis; II h Smitn. Cl,,k.
vile: Ben Henry, Wes'herfnrd: n ID
Brown, Graniviex; L1uis Bssce. Charles
Waldo, Fo,t Worth: NJ B Henry, CALLAHAN,
Tenn; y III Johnson, Boston; Tnos Jonn.
nm, San Aniobio; n Henson. Columbus;
George Simon, Ohicsgo; b X Benson, Aus.
-; Il I Lewis. Cleb1rne; J T Dent. Sher-
msn; DR. Stephens. Cedar Hill; ID b Hit
81 ard lsd- Hn'cn ms: ! Smith, Tesss:
Sam Mays. Nashvills. Tenn, O Bishop,
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New ORLEANS, FEB. 25.-The knights OF
Pro,eus appeared ~ grand proc esion to-
night illnstrating Ia gorgeous tableaux
Vrril's Aneid. The streets were thronged
with anEctaLlr5
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

DIR. w. g. Mendenhall is up from Win
field.
L. Guthrie came up from Wellington
yesterday.
Father Kelly came in on the Frisco last
evening.
Mr.. John Johnston and wife, of We'll
lington, came into the city yesterday. From
here, Mrs. johnson went east, while Mr.. ].
returned home.
Frank Fox, who has been very sick with
fever at the home of Samuel Harvey, OF
Lawrence avenue, is now slowly GONZALES
cling.
VIM. Green, probate judge of King.
man, is in the hub.
w. L. Reece, prominent land owner
at the town of "Reece," on the Fort Scott
road, is 'doing" the great supply centre OF
the valley.
The Misses Lettie Herring and Edit
Weyeneth, went Yesterday on visit to Der
by.
C. L. Gibson, of Denver, is in town.
Isaac Kegerries, from Lebanon, Pa, il
in the city casting an eye upon its advan-
tages.
j. b. Frelckenger, of Lancaster, Pa, i.
looking about the valley.
F. ID. Russell, general freight agent o
the Frisco railroad, came in yesterday &C
companied by David Ferguson, who is on /,
prospecting tour.
&c. G. Parry, wholesale man Of st
Joseph, No., is in the city looking up hi
business interests hereabouts.
Mr.. p. " Healy returned from Kansas
City night before last, where he had gone &c
accompany Mrs. Healy who went to visi
friends in Illinois. Mr.. Healy reports heavy
rains in the Missouri valley. Mrs. Healy
will be gone about two weeks.
III. F. Hamlin, agent of the Arkansas
River Lumber company at Goddard, came
in yesterday accompanied by his brother re
Gently arrived from Illinois with view tc
investing in Kansas lands. They went out
to Goddard last night on the Kingnan train
j. T. Gabbert, of Caldwell, is at the Dc
cidental.
ID. 5. Tubs, of Fort Scott, passed
through on yesterday.
Geo. +. Rhodes, of Harper, is in town
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-24
NALL & WILLIS.

BY reference TO their advertisement in this
mornings EAGLE, it will be seen that the
above named gentlemen are candidates for u
share OF the public patronage in their line as
specified in their advertisement Mr.. Hall
came here from Chicago about year ago
and since then has done the plastering on
many of the finest houses in the city and his
work speaks for itself Mr. Henry Willis is
from Carthage, No., where he has been en-
gagged rs a contractor for several years. He
brings excellent testimonials for his ability
as a mechanic and his reliability as a
business man, from some of the best cit izens
of Carthage. The new firm begins business
under very favorable auspices, having al
ready secured contracts for over 5000 yards
of plastering. We bespeak for them share
of the public patronage in their line.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-24

The great number of bright school MISE;
in this city wearing the Blaine and Logan
hats and badges make one half inclined to-
wards woman suffrage. at least for the time
Nine times cut Of ten no argument or dem
onstration of which is the right side is neees.
sary with women who iutuitively go for III,
truest men and the best principles. Many 8
time man will fail 10 see the right until af.
ter he has voted. and voted often on the
wrong side. Women. when purely moral is
sues were At stake, uniufuenced by outside
pressure would just as naturally take the
right side rs irrosistably and surely as the
needle goes to the pole. But what are vi
talking about; We have never opposed .e-
male suffrage upon any other grounds tlsan
that il would prove harmful to the very ones
sought TO be benefited The little girls OF
Wichita, eigh, out Of ten, who wear a
badge at all. wear the badge of Blaine and
Logan, which rpeans more than we could
express without making some woman mad
who is for Cleveland only because her hus-
band is Democrat. and not bccousc she adj
mires the nominee from Buffalo.
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wHolesALIne IN WICHITA.

Mr.. Johnston, of the Importing and job
hing Dry Goods and Notions House of W.
W. Johnston Il Co. now being located and
established in this city made us "A call YES
terday afternoon. Mr.. j. is very inteili-
gent gentleman Of wide and comprehensive
views and thoroughly posted as TO the job
bing and importers trade of the United
States in fact of the world, showing in his
conversation perfect converSancy with the
grain products of this year not only of the
Uuited States but of India and some of the
states Of South America which are becom-
ing export countries. As to Wichita. her
surroundings and location with reference TO
the jobbing points of the west we found that
we could tell him nothing, he having the
milage question Of freight rates, facilities for
getting goods to surrounding towns. their
probable demand, capacity. etc. all mathe-
matically resolved into ultimates. Mr.. j.
informs Us that W. W. Johnston. his father
and the senior member of the firm, has been
engaged for over thirty years in the jobbing
and importing dry goods business. so that
the experience Of the firm will be of ufinte
value to Wichita in her first wears of devel-
opment as a jobbing point This new who'll
sailing establishment is opening a; 240 Main
street in a room purposely built and fitted
up for their trade. From the information
he gives Us We have no hesitancy in saving
to the retail dry goods and notion merchants
of all towns ana localities within one humid
red or two hundred miles of Wichita that it
viii pay them to run over and go through
the new wholesale dry goods houses, three
of which are now practically open al this
point, as We are satisfied that such retailers
viii save at least the bulk of their freight
bills and secure exactly the same class of
goods and at the same figures "a al Chicago
or st. Louis, and more favorable terms and
prices than they can secure at Kansas City.
But the proof Of the pudding being in the
bag itself. come and see.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-24
MURRY MYERS.
Gen. Supt.

There will be grand rally at the rink on
Tuesday evening, October 9Th, under the
auspices of the Young Mems Republican
Club The fambeau club will be out in full
force in full uniform. There will be mag
niiieent torch light procession and a big
time is anticipated. There will be public
speaking AT the rink. This promises TO be
one Of the most entertaining meetings of the
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-24
9, NEW GOODS! SPECIAL PRICES!
Chicago Bargain House

and quality for the price, both in black and
colors-all wool, positively worth more
money. Comparison desired. See our full
40 inch black cashmere at Is cents, fully
wurth 80 cents. Our IS cents cashmere is
good value at 90 cents; our 90 cents is a
sumner and sold over many counters at ST.
25, I'VE are showing many novelties in black
goods. See them, double width American
cashmere for % cents, worth 40 cents. Sam
pie it. jersey cloths at 80 cents.
HULL Bros
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-24

A slight misunderstanding occurred at the
Occidental quite recently between travel
ing salesman and hack driver, in which q
resort was made 10 arguments that were
fastened upon their wrists. The first charge
resulted in one of them examining the
ground very closely under the horses, and
the next heat the same performer turned Il
back somersault through large window,
when better judgment prevailed and peace
resulted.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-24

The Lombard Mortgage company has
placed on the island, at the foot of Douglas
avenue and in the big river, a very large
sign. 1t can be seen from both the iron and
the TT. Scott bridges, as it stands between
them, commanding decidedly advanta.
geous position and is very conspicuous ad
ver;isemcnt.
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POLICE COURT.

The following appeared on Judge Gleen's
docket yesterday: Dan. Bowman, disorder
", 81; Thos. Kelly. drunk, SO and costs, SO
W. \. Noglc, carrying concealed weapons,
s. and costs, 81, no funds; Henry Baugh
man, assault and battery, fined So and costs,
amounting to s..
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-09-24

The employees at the Green and Hays
block enjoyed watermelon feast yesterday
and it looked like levee scene down south,
to see the boys surround ''dem water lem
ons" and knock hole in them in a minute
so big that it couldn't be repaired in a