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Six J~ustice.

ATLANTA, GA, June l9.-Tho supreme
court to-day rendered two decisions, In
volving about Sl,00),000 each. The
first case vas that of the policy
holders against the Southern Mutual
Insurance company, which had nc.
commodated a surplus OF 1900, 600.
There wag q movement for division. The
directors held tho present polioy.holders
only should participate and not pest poll.
cy.holders. The supreme court decides
every policy-holder, lspsed or not, Is emit.
lied to q proportion OF the surplus, aud
urges immediate division.
Inc shortweli viii case, ipvoiyiug 900.
600, was held 10 bo valid. Relatives were
owe looked, thus contested.
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uARrAs noRPus CASE.

Henry jackson, colored, swore out a wit
of bebeas corpus yesterday morning in the
county court returneble before Judge X.
Il. Burke OF 4 p. m, commanding officer j.
w. spencer to bring into court Amanda
Brown, a colored girl eight years old, whom
he charged was unlawfully OBTAINING her
and depriving her OF her liberty. When
the time came 1t appearing that ths officer
did not have the girl In his charge the
habess corpus was dismissed. She - being
detained however by some one unknown:
The girl Is suspected OF stealing a gold
watch, chain and three rings from @. o.
Man aers' saloon on East Main stree, or
she ut least kno W. who committed the
theft.
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Tha Thrift REFORM llnh.

New YoRK, June l0.-rne tariff reform
formed here with W. b. Anderson,
OF Rochester university, president. The
vice. presidents include Henry Ward Beech.
or, George William Curtis and Ex-Govern-
or Robinson. The league IL To hold an
annual convention. Addresses were mede
by David A. Wells, General Devins,
Thomas G.. Sherman n others. Mr.
Wells war requested to frame n pamphlet
on tina tariff question to be distributed
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accused by the ceased Of HAVING COM
mitted n nuisance IN Miothells hfirk yatd
whore deceased was working Ito deuird
II, when tho deceased used strong and IN
Sultipg language 20 him, and witnesses say
assaulted Hardin who shot him, II IL
clalmc', In a~alf.deianse. Tie state waa rep.
resented by County Attorney Clint, and
the defense By r II. Seny aud Mr.. Wosen
craft. The jury was out throo-quar'erg Of
an hour whom Il returned a verdict acquii-
flo 1. I'm
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GUSHING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Or


WAsHIsGroy, June 10 --[Prfss.l-The
house committee on elections IN The con-
fosted election case OF Campbell W. Morov,
from Tho seventh QUO district, by q vote o.
eight 10 four agreed 20 report Ia favor Of
uuaTatiDg Morcy ana seating the contest
aat.
An order has bson issued directing the
fourteenth and tive ~ fret regiments in.
iantry to ecXhnnga stations.
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..wb,te vinrcdv Hnocrs.

New YoRK, June i0.-rhe nineteenth an.
nusl regatta OF Atlantic Yacht club. { o.day,
vas the most successful IN many yesrs.
rwenty.seven yachts started. The
winners we're Glass A, Grey
ling; class b, Triton anu Agne-:
GAS G, Mischiefand Fsnnie; class ID Faniia
AID Ro,meF: class Il. Crocodiie: class +,
Romeyn and Daisy; class g Amszon. The
Fansta, George Gould's yacht, also won
the Livingston memorial priz3
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no TuE LADrrs or DALLAS.

The reunion Of U0oD'l Brigade occurl 40
Dallas on the 9Th Instant, and II is the
arrest fequHit of Inc committee having
The matier h. charge that the ladifa or DAT
las assist IN prepsring q proper reception for
this gallant command. All tbs ladies' of
city who feel inclined to thus contribute
arn requested to meet 80 the parlofs OF
The Grand Windsor hotel on Saturday next
Rt 10 O'clock, n. IN.
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FORTY-EKGHTu CONGRESS - FIRST
SESSION.


WARRINGTON, June l0.-[Press IA large
numbsr of petitions we're presented oppos-
ing n governmental telegraph,
Mr.. Logan presented q memorial and res.
olutions OF a mass meeting, recently held
at Cincinnati, of soldiers, sailors and ma
rines who served IN the war OF the rebel
lion, expressing the conviction that they
are entitled ~ q quarter section OF land 10
each man. Referred TO the committee on
public lands.
Mr.. Beck withdrew his resolution offered
yesterday concerning the removal oil politi-
cal disabilities, and the senata.resumed the
consideration OF the Mexican pension bill.
The amendments offered bv Mr.. Harrison
intended to limit the beneficiaries Of the
laid on the tsble-yeas, 25; nays, 20.
The pension bill was then die
Utah bin, which was formally
laid aside TO admit OF the consideration Of
the consular diplomatic and al propriation
bill.
Mr.. Allison explained that the amend
ments proposed by the senate committee
or appropriations added $500, 600 to the
bill as II csme from the house.
The house had appropii tied $4,000
lea than the Appropriation last year.
The bill was read by sections and the
amendments proposed by. the senate com.
mittse agreed 70 with only the interiors;
tion OF occ ssional remarks Of inquiry and
explanation, except - to the pro-
vision appropriatirg S250,O00 to meet
expenses attendant upon the execution OF
the neutrality act. When this provision
was reached It was held In abeyspcs until
The remaining provisions were disposed OF.
On those being agreed TO, Mr.. Allison
moved that the senate proceed 20 the con-
sideration Of the clause referred to In ex.
exutive session. Ayr ed to, ard the senate
went into secret session. Deliberations con.
tinued uutil Clio, when the senate sd.
journed.
WARRINGTON. June 10 -[Pfess.1-Morn-
con, chairman Of the c)mtnittse on w.vs
and means. reported co3cn rent resolution
providing for the final sdjousnment OF COD
eress on Monday, the 10Th OF June, II 3
3 m. Adopted riihout division.
Paysor, from the committee on public
lsnds, reported . bill FORGETTING part OF GER
tlin lands granted Iowa 10 aid IN the c,n-
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Max Min. Mean Rain.
Temp Tenn Tenn fall
SAD CASE

A man who said that he was a brakeman
from San Antonio, where he last his left
leg Ia o railroad accident, q short time
since, msde application yesterday for I'd
mission 10 the city hospital, but as he had
not been a resident OF the CITY for q sufi-
cient length Of tine, he was refused admits
sion. Screw-worms had attacked the
wounded stump and his flesh was full Of
worss. A druggist gave him medicine to
xtermfpate them.
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THE CnOP

WAsHiNaroN, Juae 10 --[Pfess l-Relurns
of cotton planting m gde 10 the Gepiriment
of agriculture indicate tine tendency to In
crease the area CHECKED somewhat Ia the
south west by rain and a Tennessee by low
temperature IN the planting season, Re.
planting was ttill in progr - /, SONS ex
tent on the lst OF June eyel ia tbs lower
ATTITUDES. The apparent iucfeise 10 obout
4 per cent. L. would have been larger with
u better planning sessnu. Comparison with
tho area OF the previoua crop, 10 AS toll1we.
Virginia, SO. Norih Caroliuo, l0l; South
Caroline, lt6; Georgia, io6; Florida, l0i,
Alabama, lQ5: Mississippi, los; Louisiana,
%: Tex's. ie5 Arkansas, lOG; Tennessee,
10i; Missouri, so.
The increase In ihe area nt spring wheat
appears TO DO nearly 900 900 acres, or o per
cent. No part OF the PAcito coast Is iuciu.
ded 10 the epfing wheat area. u the
largest incr sase J. IL D9kCtl, amounting "a
40, 900 acrea. Tue condition OF spring
wheat averages 10l per cent, being up 10
tho standard, in nearly every district.
Tho condit on OF winter whuat continues
high. The average 10 0} against OF month
ago. 1t was rs IL June lest year. AID 90 at
tho came date IN 1882. Sinca theIastiepori
the Illinois average hae declined III pQinta
Ohio 8 and Kentucky3. Ildiana, Michigan
and some otner states show % higher condi
ton. Tho AVERAGE condition of the p~rinoipa
states are: New YORK, 90; Psnnsyivanis 100;
Maryland, 80; Georaia, 90; Texas, 9S; Kan
lucky, 90; Obin, 02; Michigan. oil; lndisla,
81; Illinois, 70. Missouri 80 The increase IN
tho area Of oats Is 4 per cent; average
condition, % IL was 90 last year and l0l
in June 1882. Averages arc Ugh est IS Is
usually tho caee IN stala4
north of Tho fortieth parallel,
coming up to standard ia all western
states. The general average of rye hsa adj
van ecu from SO to 81. Bsrley-Tbe aver,
age has fallen from l0l IN May 10 9S. II
wss OF last wear and 81 In June 1882. II II
or in Now Yort, 90 la PonnsylvRnia, 100 IN
Wisconsin, 100 IN Minnesota. OF in Iowa, 100
In Nobraeka and 90 IN California. These
states Usually produce iour-ifths of the
crop.
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Tho Muster Car BuiIders,

SARATOGA, June l0.-rhe Master Gar
Builders association OF the United States,
began its eighteenth annual session here
to-day. Resolutions relating to standards
were Adopted,
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KgATfEG I. 4 81. Co..

one hundred end torty-'ue d1llaro
awaY IN tlsFant przes, o. a.
o. d. Miller's photograph CELERY.
There GRO elk prizes. Tho test IS
worth SO and the least 50. Every.
one sitting for card pictures viii receive ono
complimentary numbered ticket, gBd for
every cabinet, two Come all who wait
nice work, anu take your chGncea FOR a fine
ptlze. Tickets will be distributed through
June, July and August. Drawiog will
or September 1st. Plan Of drawing
will be explained AZ gallery.
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viii give their spfiug exhibition on
Thursday aud Friday, June 18th and 18th,
o. the u1io, 725 Main street, (seconr fl0or).
The progress Of this class during the past
seven months, has been rapid. All Lovers
Of art, and The cit zens Of Dallas generally,
are cordially invited 10 visit the studio on
ihnso davr.
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MI INNI1ItIOHs
The pupils OF the art department. OF the
Dallas School of Music and Art, will give
their spring exhibition nt tho studio, 725
Main street, ('econd ncor) on Thursdsy and
Friiay, June l2ih and 18Th. All inter este !
are cordially nvite1 o inspect the work.
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Tn Whom n Man Concern.

Notice is hereby given TO this effect, that
Mr.. r. l.. Nichols has never had other su-
thoriiy than 10 take orders Tor our goods.
He ia no longer connected with the Hardey
Hand Grenade Fire E%xtinguishing compa-
ny In any way whatever.
CHARLES II. RoYcE.
Socrefary.
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Masonic.

At the regular communication OF Tame
hill lodge. No. so. A. +. & A. NJ. last night,
the following officers were elected for the
w. Mi. ID. Keston. g. W.; +. II. SIM
mate, j. W.; John O. Mccoy, Treas; IL.
Ball, sec.; W. H. Fisher, Tiler.
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ST. Petersburg, June 9.-0ne hundred
persons have been arrested ~ kief on the
charge OF nihilism. Forty army officers
re among tho number. Two hundred ar
r.kLi haYo neon made ~ krnknw.
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MURDER CASE = HARDIN COMES
CLEAR.

The trial Of the case Of the State vs.. Sam
Hardin. cnareef v.tnthe murder OF serge
yesterday ard resulted ia the jury fading
TIE defendant "aot guilty" Hardin was
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PHILADELPHIA. June i0-At to-day's
session OF the grand lodge Of Orangemen,
the grand tree surer denied that the order
in Pit,sburg had decided not 20 support
Blaine fo- president.
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The ladies of Dallas who are AZ all inter
ested In the glory and honor OF HOODS
Brigade are requested to meet at the Grand
Windsor hotel Saturday att o'clock. Cine
one. come ell.
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Endorsed the Nominees.

NRw YORK, June GA German reoubli.
can central committee has unanimously
endorsed the nominees CT the Chicago con-
veuttpn.
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Z22 lG;Irl estroor.
Dallas, Tcr nss
SARGENT & co.
GENERAL ~AaENTs:FoR

fire and burglar Proof safes Vsuit. Doorl et, big stock constantly on
hand. Genor 4 agents ir Nonps ril Hcirgrr atori largo stock % hhnd-
This IL The Ht artdoo of ua ktnd In n m k. Cu binauonC Cash Draw
i0be Aarn, Till Drswarl type wrItcrs, tn Hughes patnnt Cpmpi1s,
Unn STORE Truokr. ao-Cvc "a 81 rial before purchasing oisewhoro
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THE wrxTUreP

GALVESTON, June 10.-Foliowlng 70 q Q
weather report for the cotton belt furnish.
ed by she United States signal service, aci-
inc in continuation WITH tho railNnYs.
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City council met in adjourned session
last night end transacted alot of unfinished
routine business.
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Y UTETT WIT III y u F-TFNT
70
HE FEELs LIKE A NEW NAN.

lie FEELt LIKE A NEW HAN.
"t have had Dyspepsia, with Consasra-
ton. two years, n have tried ten difierenx
kinds of pills. and TUFTS are the first
that have don me my good. They hav
Cleaned me ont nicely. Ny appetite Il
splendid, food digcsts readily, and ! now
have natural pas~arcs. i feel like n new
man." W. b. EDWARDS, Palmyra, o.
Soldevrrvwherc,25c. Onire.4l N~nrrnvSt.N.Y.
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We hsve Just re- ceived q full line Of cart
wheels, at Bauman's, 7o6 Elm street.
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Ladies, come AMI treat Yourself to a cart
wheel ut Baumsn's, &c Elm street.
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Hsvi 9 = lu.e sfOcx OF Jerrey-, shsv
must RI ~ 50 per cent. Lees tuan New York
cost. +. Bau nan, 100 Elm street.
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Immense white hats and cartwheels a
Bsuman's, 200 Elm strs ct.
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Lowpor, June 9.-The Government hos
decided 20 construct q railway ron Suakim
70 Bsrber. Gordon's sister has offered co.
600 for the relief Of her brother.
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NOrICE.

Any Of our customers desiring to com
munlcsto with US through the telephone,
will plesze use the wires nt our
exrerse, and SAVE time and trouble.
- T L. = IT.
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Mother swans Worm Syrup.
lnfsl i5le, tssteless, harm ess, cathartic
for fe~verishness, restlessaess, worms, cen
atiDation. &c.
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TQEp.D ;ID.. .l
. t. Z
ana MAG&GslN.
From these sosrce8 iI!se ID. e. flurrns
She diseases Or The human race. Lao.
symptoms Indicate her Nstcucu Loas OF
Appetite, hoYsels cOstivr, sick Head.
ache, fuiiIlcss after catinE, aversion "a
erertion OF body or mind, EIuciatsun
of food, 1rriss.Sility OF temper Low
spirits, a feeling % having neglected
sumo duty. n~tEzinc8ss Flute ring ut ths
Heart, Dots before the eyes. highly col.
ored Urine. CONSTIPATION, and 10
mand the use OF remedy tina acts directly
ON the Liver. AsaLivor medicine TUFTS
PILLS have no equal. Their action ON the
Kidneys and kin u also prompt; removing
all Impurities through these three " scnvs
engers OF the system.' producing appc
lite, sound digestion. regular stools n clear
skin an \ vigorous body. TUFTS PILLS
muse. no nausca-or gripping nor inisrferc
with daily work and are Il perfect
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Sugar and dried beet and noked tongues
al Loeb & FreiberK's.
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Fresh and gooi yrossries ani oromptie
livery. At Loeb 4 Freihere',.
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800 Jerseys, ~ per cent. less than cost, at
Il. Bsuman's.
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R1nsted Java, Mocha ard Rio cofta at
Loeb & Freioerg's IS.
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NEW YoRg, June 0.-Schedules In assign.
mrnt by Thomas b Bynner, jeweller, show
Liabilities Of Sill ,O67.
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Jerseys, j. rssys, Jerseys, so per cent. lei s
than cost, at Bauman's 7G Elm street.
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Cart,e esis by the Wholesale at r.. BAu.
mans, 7O6 Elm street.
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Loeb &c Freiherg have remove d 10 Ism
an d Commerce s%treete.
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DE TEXAS rEnERAL oorErs

W%AsnISGToS, June 10-rSpeoisl = The
bill passed yesterday, at Wellborn'g in.
stance, fixing the time OF holding Federal
courts in Texas wagR teuate b IA and only
needs the presidsut's signature 10 become
a law. L. takes effect Jule lot, q pro
vides that court be held IA Galveston on
the first Mondays in March sad Novem-
be': at Tyler on the s-o0nd Mondays in
January and May; Jefferson. second NJ n.
dsys in February and September; Dalln9,
or second Monday IN January aud third
Monday In May; ~ Graham, sacord Mon.
dsy ia March and third Monday In Oot0-
Der; Waco. second Monday 10 April ana
third Monday 10 November.
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rbs best smoking iopaso s 1.-the
Ioker.s
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C0UNTRY'S CAPITAL.
The Bill Fixing Texas Federal Court
Terms Awaiting signature.
Ochlltree Emuiatos Conyerse's Striking
0uf Procliyities.
The Session VIII Last Iaic JnIy-Cot>
ton Statistics.
Congressional Proceediugs-News Notes
LEGISLATION BEARING ON TAXES.

W%AsnISoroS, June l0-tspcclal -Oa
motion OF OchiltTee to-day The apDropriu-
ton for Galveston ia the liver and harhor
bill was stricken out. Galveston wants the
whole loaf or none The vote on striking
out was clotc, but decided fortunately for
Galveston. By Wellborn. who was 10 the
chair. Kelly, OF Pennsylvania, spoke zig.
niiicantly rs 10 Gslvesion'B favor.
Tho resolution adopted by tho house 10
adjourn Juue 30lh, will be amended la tho
senate so as 10 prolong The session unit. the
middle of JAY.
Mr. Wellborn got another fossion this
evening for the Indian committee business
In the house. This makus Two SESSIONS
given this COMMITTEES.
Tho Fort Worth &c Denver right.otway
bill was to o. acted 90, II not crowded ont
by prior bills or Tho list for consideration.
Throokmorton and WtliboTn are active in
its behalf.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
My wife, Eva Anderson, having lfft nv
bed and bosrd without cause, 1 desire to
inform the public that | will no LONGER b.
responsible for any debts she contracts.
AUGusr T. AEDERscN,
Galveston June 7, 1854.
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L>OR SALE-COBs- Telephone orders to the
Il Zephyr Mills. dI35tf
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L,OR SALE-A clean, ne~ stock OF dry goods,
4 clothing, boots and shoes, etc. stock will
invoice about g.. 800. The building will be
rented very cheap. his store is in the center
Of one Of the best business towne in western
Kansas, address y. p. Fullen, Pratt, Kansas.
di6J-tf
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L>ORs SALE OR TRADE CHEAP-a,O sheep at
Il &l per head. will give time on approved
security. Inquire of Mr.. Hill, or caldwell
& strong. dl67-Gt
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INOR SALE-A few more blocks in Perry g
II addition Purchasers are sub-dividing
these blocks ard retailing lots NJ Q good profit.
There is no such investment In or near the city.
n. y. NiederlRndcr. dlg.4it
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L>OR RENT-A two room house on Fourth av-
Il enue. south. Enquire opposite the Fpisco-
pal church, on Lawrence avenue, Of Rev. J. c.
Post dlG6-6ts
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Il ERTf-A farm Of ~ acres good land, good
house OF two rooms, miles nom he city. Ad-
dress W. Foster, Goddard, Kansas. di6--6t'
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FOR RBET.

LNOR REST-Two nicely furnished front
l. rooms. with or without board, in private
family, can accommodate four boarders. No
jos north Emporia avenue. dl6s-6ts
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DARN FOR sALE.-Bsrn with room for four
- horses and buggy room cheap for few
days, by j. l.. Cooper. 136dtf
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I>0R SALE-Choice building lots on north
II side Of town !. street cars to the property.
Apply TO l.. .. Sherwood. dentist, over ~ Main
street llQ-N
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L>oR SALE CHEAP-From 10 20 - acres of
II choice lands near the city.
l07-u L. AUSTIN
LNOR SALE-One OF the most desirable homes
IL in Wichita No. Asa Fourth avenue south
Of Central grounds l25x3Ou feet thoroughly get
with bluegrass choicest varieties OF fruit
largely In bearing, and abundant shade house
contains 10 rooms, ample closet ROOM and 10 In
nrst-class repair good cellar, two wells cis-
tern. barn aud outbuildings; also gas aud
water For particulars enquire Of W. " Kirk
wood on premises. ll7-u
EoR sALE,-one Of the cheapest farms in
77-u Cor Douglas and Lswrs.ee aves.
E>oR sALI-An old established and profitable
business chance good reasons for selling
Address A. care Eagle once. S-d
DOARD AND LODGINGS; also pleasant
- rooms 10 rent. furnished or unfinished, nj
5i3 South Emporia avenue. dl65-6ts
I 0sT-A valukbie black and white shepherd
IL dog. wearing leather collar. Return came
OF give Information and he rewarded by Trix
fouts, city. dle4-6ts
CPEClAL sale OF lo'e-i.l, l1s Main street,
~ a., lag Waco street. Ia Wichita street, LIS
Court street, lis Chisholm street. all in the city
proper ,sll early TO secure any of these lots
- they are going to be sold quickly.
di5.-n BrSNkiL 4 RoYs
CTRAfED OR SToLEN-on SUNDAY night
- from the premises Of undersigned, . red
roam horse, Is hands high. branded on LEFT
shoulder Jl6. has scar on night shoulder from
barbed wire cut, years old. Information lead
ing to his recovery will be suitably rewarded.
AS. c. Forbes. corner of Central end Meade
avenues. dlss-0
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FOR SALE,

L>0R RENT-A suite of ONCE rooms over Citi-
II zens Bank. Apply at bank 3s-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-02

I>OR RENT-Two furnished rooms on Fourth
+ avenue between "a and I'd. sam Woodland.
POstofice book store DIFF
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-02

without boa-d Apply at premises one
door north of Main and Waterman streets.
dl65-6ts
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L>OR SALE-On long time; Is lots conven-
Il iently located, $50 each q lots conven-
iently lscated, sioo each 100 lots conveniently
located. &15 each. NIXON EiLIorr
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-02

kNOR SALE-Sine-room residence, cor. Em-
~ poria ave. AndOsk st. east mont, $50 feet
carriage-house stable, cistern, hydrant-every-
thing pertaining to . first-class home Terms
moderate. lift
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-02

L>0R SALE-Horse, buggy and harness bug
Il Ky and harness new horse young and per-
fectly gentle one Of the beet family horses in the
city. Cali AZ Cooper's stables. llO-tf