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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-10-17

LOCAL x4.e.%-
SHE was A PoLfoAMIsr. The wife 81
+, Mormon Elder living 10 Eagle Valley,
who is strong in the faith and has always
opeply proclaimed that IL was her wish
that her husband You'd ~ = "
bosom and hearth ssothsr wife, - an
dcrgoue = change in isslises lassly. The
elder Of late has taksa . young lady cut
several times, and the other day he took
her to an adjoining ranch. A wicked
youth. bent upon creating mischief IN the
Elders family, rushed over % the good
wife and admirer q pclyssmous practicssI
informing her that SArHngsmsnts had
been made and that the Elder and young
lady was getting married. Tho poor
wife clsppsd her haads TO ths side Of her
head, uttered tbs pined Of the great
Omnipotsnt. whirisd round several times
in bewildsrmsnt. rushsd to tho cor
raj. m0ustsd ) saddlslsss horse. ths.
went nyiig ~ fsst = hotssassh eoad
convey her TO where the Elder and young
lady were. On arriving d he place che
dismoantsd. permitting, Tie .stesd 70
contisus on in he maddsaing earssf. and
picking up clab shs rushed iuto ths
house, where the Elder and The young
lady, and the psopls Of the piaes, wsss
engaged II pleasant conversation. The
wcmsn's fsslines were sueh that she bed
uot tine 70 demand N sxplanasiou. bat
at once commencsd explaining suaetsr6,
with ths id 81 The clab, hsrsslf. Sis
tsppsd ne Elder on the hsAd with The
ciu6 In such . manner that started him
turning cartwhesls around the room; the
yoasg lsdy. BY the cid Of he clnh
unsraeslulIy wsltssd out 81 The doorway,
while III The people ID ths rocm. Tor sslf-
pressrvstion, made their exit through
che dooes and windows = bsst tkey
could. The infuriaesd woman followed
them out, chasing them asousd The houss,
through the corrals, over ditehss and
fencss, never failing 10 deal blow 70
any and everything tat crossed hsr
path. Tbs at sought safety o. ~ apsx
Of the houss and tie svse-fAithiul sssp-
herd dog, with bic stanp of . tail drawn
In, esesped molsstaticn under ths hoass,
while ths domestic birds obeainsd pro.
lection = best thsy eeatl. A vsqusre
finally las,ssd The crassd woman. She
We securely hood, and vas kept u that
condition until ~ ;eeus; ~ her ssnese.
Ths nsa.eins - Iavsqkcgy y woundsd
and The damage done VA taksn. The
kldsr hed 90 side 81 biz head crushed II
and tss cehsr side shsvsd cat, . shoaldsr
dislocaesd ~ e1llef.t pas bFoten. The
yoaag NY rspseve1 s ID seaIp woand.
her eoss sseaas1 - 81 falling % u
4 dissrsrsd + n: "! WI s.s ~. .bsotss.
The owssr x - egsnisss. wssss idssss-
ass = = sssap.s!se ealy bsoksa ~
snd : ~ i ~ ssa sne vsqesrS
o.a kISn 49, ~ - a.. as 49,
90 ~ & ~ y. - 1870. -. - -
the . oiss Tss aeass ~ :..sns,y g.
~ Ss..;s. " I. -. s..ss ~. "A. a
~. 1880. s.';.s,' ~ y - l. -.
1870 sas ~ y ~ sssse ~ 49, 49, ~. ~
s..;."Ss. 49, n ~ S ~.
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s..a ~ - w = s3s. 3 1'
W. ~ - 80 enle1 sylsg y.
A .hss. ~ ~. womsp sss9vssss .se% e. ~
il thuaiy" "a IA 4 issycsss MAJ - Who
cane = ~ hoass md isiosIsd q ths
ss sSdsn t.ss q, e ave ssxsn plaes =;
oetssla4y 0xp100ol1000 were 0o0o Gil
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-10-17

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=.
'ue "o''noas ~. = IN min" o' to-
Pass'eAu mo on oeco'"'ns 'ick' ana
.a'",nR q 'ne ev'is OF as medicine sent
'ef . nr0sns' payac'an' hoping thAs his
msa'c'ne would prove iess fatal than that
.n''n ne n'm.eH administered TO ps-
''s.,'' .o' long ',"e' ana uns'' re-
s1' 'uv "on' nA'e 'esn crying
w. ''o. iney sareassne' % ex-
.,'.n'ns'e 'n' ~nole Of sne lofces OF ne
un'ssa c.a'ee u"vernmens and tufn
'.e .aP''"' - Warrington INTO : tsnp.s
" nosmon wo''n'p. tne whole hns-and'
cry amons the smaii-fry Of the Nor
mons mon IN southern utan and Nevada ~
0'ooo' iney preached u tneir
oaa'cnes ana talked boldly out 10 psbl'e
wnas 'ney wou'd 90 u the suthcrit'ss r.
.'np''d 70 prevent sne Voc called Pc.
vs.my' lac lana wou'd % HOODED
w''n uensns gore. They th'Fst for ne
A.. v;c.. :, -. 49,. c.I.I 10.
.ae S'oe' o. me Mormon Chsrch, which
sney Term Hvine tsachiugs q God. "
a. snese people were % thirsty fcr BLOOD,
70 qeenea sns'r tsirss and gys tsssn
'''od % .ns'F nears oonsens, the hecoRD
suggested that the committing q bl8any
and po1ygamy b placed 10 The oalsndar
Of crimes that ~ mad. uu,i,hsl,ls Il.
...;t., ,;..;... !. ma $1,000 I.
~ p.1'As1s' :. =. sppeso -
% sne only means Of meeting ne present
sxigencies. and though sxtrsmely rigid,
the 0ovsrueut would h pesf.osIv int,
ali. -..--.,--. r,-..s-s-s-,
..nss y 80
o. people who openly dshsd The authesi'
ties and boastsd that they would van
oui.b tn C,ovsrnmerk fcrces In a.v,
- 4 ss -.
49, ~ WV /" ~ Pew1i
me Mormon Church bad murdered, To-
The salvation ~ Of their soals, every die
usntar Of the Mormon f.i&h thsv dsrej
~ ~. M ~. ..s,-.,1. ,
- '''a ~ eeu looo.s ~
Would not tho 0overnment b. jastihet
IL adopting similar method for punish
ueut At = b.sd AZ I.vls.. s.,.tiss =. A..
W...--,..-,---.s.-.-.
S'o' ''''ns''ves u,.a u urust'a
people who were distastsful 10 then, eul,
IL less inhuman manuer Certainly i
.aa - -. p...o.,, 49,. (. 1. -.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-10-17
MlscELLAaF 8

MIsoELLAHEOUs.
PdltA0ttpMlA GRtMtRI, !
asas ssssss. rAsshs
Louis Klsins, Propxistsr,
Il = syszlsHna surzsloa Aas1ol
lager Beer
4. a.ssslsa.. = ssis. - ~ G.ws.s
As,siaias cs-p. a.ss.ssa ..l |
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AAES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT NEVADA
IMPORTERS
AND DzAxsN1la IN \
sEARDvUzkEI ID.
IRON. sTNNL, r
MILL ana MINING
sUpPLrzaD HOSE,
By1LTrlt0, VI
Ell, s..s PACKING,
hawai- STORES, ...s
aAs-Plen an1 DsxHnos,
HARDWOOD = WAGON mATnnnAA.
sAsn, Do0Rs = 1LInDs. Z
PAINTS : OlLs.
Agricultural 1mplesnenss
sroves. cnocxnRy Ga.Ass-
WAnn, so u0uDn' 1Un1-
Hsnlne e0ODs,
lgannfsseueuss 81
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06
A CHEEKY FRAUD.

\ gay young man came here a short time
ago and pretended TO be capitalist, de-
tectiye, Il Snowman, and lots of other things,
in short, he was going to make thugs lively
in Wichita. He began to agitate a variety
show boom, and il will br remembered that
two or three communications appeared in
the Beacon on that subject. He began OPP
eratioas by hiring the matchmaker who
works in Wm. kasscl's jewelry establish
ment, 10 be his business manager. He was
willing 10 pay a liberal salary, but required
his employee 10 put up a small sum-S25 as
an evidence of good faith. This the new
manager did, as the story is told, and the
bargain WAS made. He gave the manager
instructions to hire girls and launch the va
rie;y troop-,o buy lumber 10 fix up the
hall, which he said would be in the building
occupied by Harding n Fisher. We under
stand he went to the Chicago Lumber Co. :
Office and bought $50 worth of lumber He
bough, farm short distance from the
city, but paid nothing on it. He next rented
it and obtained $40 forfeit from the renter.
but here his brilliant career ended. for when
the renter went to look about his farm. he
found that the fellow had no title. 10 il. He
was arrested Yesterday ON the complaint of
his would-be tenant and brought before
Justice Thomas. The case WIS adjourned
until the 1th inst. and in defaul; of bail =
miitimus was issued and the big Snowman
and real o>tat" owner row languisheS in
John Fishers bastilc. Too bad.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06
OUR BANKS.


I've more a Wichita's hunks publish in
this issue sworn statements Of their condi-
lions in pursuance Of call from the comp
troller Of the currcncy.ihe Wichita Nation
al and the Kansas National. Despite the
growing about prostHtion and close times,
it i. an undeniable fact that there Is no lack
of money. 50 far a the banks are concern
ed. The present stress has nothing in COM
mon with the depression Of 1873, when 80
many banks and fir AS went TO the wall.
Then money could not be had at any price
or any security. Now bank vaults almost
everywhere show surplus Of currency. Mr..
VI. ". Levy, the cashier Of the Wichita
National informs us that the national banks
of New York city alone. last week, had on
hand S45,000,O00 more money than their
resources, under the law, called for. II
seems To- III that all that Is necessary to re-
vivc business and start in a renewed era of
good times all along the line is a little more
confidence in the future, some guaranty
that the Democratic party will do nothing
rash touching the monetary system and the
tariff laws Of the country, but an assurance
of a conservative course of policy.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.


The board Of county commissioners con-
vened in regular session in the county
building at 10 a. m. yesterday, the full
board being present. MIR. L. c. Wilson,
the member elect TO take Mr.. S:eenrod's
place, was also present Mr.. Wilson will be
installed at the close of the present session.
The forenoon was occupied III examining the
auditors accounts and other business of that
nature.
AZ the afternoon session the bids for the
erection Of tie new addition TO the court
house were opened and were as follows: Mr..
Leach, SI7 ,435; Mr.. Coultis, $4,000; J. w.
Wingard, S16,9Oo; II. Stenberg, S14,l95; w.
p. Stem, Sl4,944; b. II. Downing, S13,750;
Abe Smith, Si3,5s6; II. c. Weeks. S15,l50.
Mr.. Smiths bid Is SI64 lower than any
other and he will receive the contract. The
remainder of the afternoon was consumed in
considering applications for rebates, sign
ing bills, etc.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06
THE RELIEF.

II is desired to make the receipts of the re-
lief concert as large as possible and the ex-
penses small
Mr. Arbuckle has taken hold with an ard
ent intention 10 have all the people know of
the entertainment as well as its object A
neat folio is being prepared, which besides
answering Tor programme, affords an ex-
cellent advertising medium for our business
men. An edition of ten thousand will be is
sued and orr business men will be called
upon for their advertisements, which, while
at one-tenth of common. cost, will help defray
the expenses Of the undertaking. A wise
conclusion, we think, has been arrived at TO
make the fund especially available for dis
tressed women and childreI-men tramps
can rustic for themselves.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06
THE BOOMERS MUST co.


At eight o'clock yesterday morning u
special train consisting Of sixteen freight
cars end four coaches containing two
companies of tie Mini, United States cav
airy, arrived here Oh the Santa Fe- The
troop numbered los men and FIVE officers
under command Of Capt. l.. II. Rueker.
They took breakfast here and remained
until the south bound passenger train passed,
when the bugle sounded the old familiar
assembly cali and thr hien came running
from every direction.
The freight cars we're loaded with the
horses, camp efuipase, arms, ammunition,
sixty days rations, forage wagons. aInbu-
lsnces and all the necessary paraphenslia OF
an invading force.
la conversation with an EAGLE reporter
Capt Rucker said that his orders were to re-
port to Gen. Hatch at Caldwell, that he did
not much ike that kind of service but
it could not be helped, he hoped the
the boomers would not be foolish enough to
make it Unnecessary FOR the troops To fire upon
them as it could result, in nothing but dsas-
ter 10 themselves.
The question as TO whether the boomers
will fight was freely discussed on the streets
yesterday and many expressed the opinion
that they would. The boomers have a con-
siderable mounted force who have been pa
trolling the territory for some time, hating
every one whom they met coming in. If a
man said he was coming in to hunt they
would turn him back, but if be said he was
boomer they would say they had no orders
TO stop him. The talk abont helping the
boomers with money and moral support is
all bosh. Such support would be an injury
TO them as it might encourage them TO resis,
the troops, which would be suicidal. No
body but i stark mad lunatic could imag-
inc that the boomers can whip the United
States army.
Since writing the above We have received
notice that Capt. Charley Thompson return
cd from Caldwell las: night and saws that
General Hatch received dispatch from
Washington after the arriya! of the troops
there, telling him to stay all proceedings
against the boomers for thirty days.
Rain, mud. slush and snow, all in one day,
is not bad for the salubrious month Of Jan
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06
MAIN srRkEr NAVIGATION COMPANY

We were informed yesterday that COM
pany was about TO be organized TO put a
regular line of boats on the sidewalk from
Aliens shoe store on Main street TO the cor
ner of Douglas avenue. This Is good
scheme and there is not the least doubt that
il will paw from the very start The freight
business probably won't be very heavy, but
the passenger traffic will doubtless be I'M
mense.
The water is now very high and no delay
should be made in launching one OF the
boats. I'VE have not learned who the pro-
iectors are but the. scheme is the proper
caper.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06
TUMBLlNG DOWN

We regret 10 have TO chronicle another
business failure. This time il Is the dry
goods house of Hull Bros. Chicago Bar
gain House" No. 224, Douglas avenue.
Deputy United States Marshal Frank SIM
son, of Topeka, arrived here Sunday with
process granted by the United States court
in favor of Carson Perie. Scot: h Co. Of
Chicago, and took possession of the store
yesterday morning.
We understand that their present account
due Is about $ too and in addition to this
ehatiei mortgage for $500. Should other
creditors 10; push them they may be able to
arrange satisfactorily with ihis firm.
II Is also stated tia; the jcweiry house offs.
Hechi. on Douglas avenue, viii be closed
to-day.
\ runner also obtained currency yesterday
that the Royal OIL company had failed. but
an EAGLE reporter WAS told BY one of the
firm that they were ss solid as the Wichita
National yank. which Institution We imagine
is pretty sound.
Owing 10 the low price Of grain the pres
ent season the depression in trade has been
very severe on our merchants, but We hope
the worst is over as wheat is now taking n
boom
All or grain dealers. We understand. siil
begin operations to-day a; a good advance
on last weeks quotations. This will produce
s revival in trade which will help our mer-
chants cut One of our grain buyers ~
formed a reporter Yesterday that he had Of
fered 30 cents per b,ishel for 1000 bushels Of
good shipping wheat
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06

Mr.. W. :. Hotchkins, of Lafayette. Ind,
who was prominently connected with the
construction of the Mexican Central rail-
way, and who became acquainted with
Capt. James Mohen on that work. made Us
a call in company with the latter gentleman
yesterday morning. Mr.. II. has n sister lir-
ing in this city and he thinks it probable
that he viii locate here, as he SAYS these are
the times which try the bottom Of towns
and cities and that Wichita seems 10 be
standing the racket better than any place
with which he is acquainted.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06
u. :. COURT.

The adjourned term of the United States
court for the district Of Kansas. cunvenes in
this city neat Monday. the 18th inst. Ii
Is expected that the interesting ard highly
sensational Nellie Bailey trial viii be reached
during this sitting of the high tribunal.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06

The room vacated by the mattress factory
at Sl9 Douglas avenue is being fitted and
arranged for the opening therein of a feed
store. \ gentleman from Carthage, No,
will handle -four, feed and hay, and will
open within few days
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06
MARRIED.

Frank II. Moore and Nell V. Adams. an
operator an clerk in the telegraph office.
were married Sunday night BY Rev W. F.
Harpcr
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06

The EAGLE was called upon yesterday
morning by J. W. Martindalc Of Washing
ton, Penn, and Il. W. Thompson, of Brown
vile, of the same state. The former gentle
msn bore letter Of introduction from j.
A. McIlvane, Esq. Mr.. Mel. writes Us that
Mr.. Martindsle, who Is a young man, Is a
gentleman of large means and that he comes
out with view of investing. We welcome
him to our broad valley NEST cordially. be-
sides assuring him that we have four or SIX
counties here in which no investment, how
ever large, can 20 amiss.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06
SPECl.IL NOTICES.
Money To Loan.

Also farms and city property for sale.
each by \. L. Austin, Office corner of Law
renee and Douglas avenue, Wichita Kansas.
d197-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06
Notice,

Notice is hereby given that will not gay
any bills made against me except those con-
tracted by my wife and daughter.
d&w II. j. w. UARrZEII.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06

Owing to change in arrangements, the
Fay Templeton Opera company vii. give
but one entertainment here this Week That
will be on Friday evening, the 9th inst, and
the opera of Giroae-Girofa viii be pre-
>ented
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06

The Topeka papers announce that Col. L..
\. Woodcock, commanding the second X.
S. NJ, will attend the Inauguration of GOV
ernor Martin in full uniform dress.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06

Headquarters Company A, Second Regi-
ment, X. S. M:-Members of the company
viii meet at their armory in Russell hall
Wednesday evening at O'Clock. January Z,
for inspection and muster, in full dress All
guns or ACCOMPLISHMENTS must he returned to
the armory. BY order of
dl96-at l.. W. ONG. Capt. Com.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06
POLICE COURT.

Three plain DRINKS, one saloon and one
case Of carving concealed weapons, were
disposed of in the police court yesterday
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06

The mattress factory that formerly oc-
cupied the room at 3l9 Douglas avenue, has
been removed to opposite the Occidental
hnusa
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06

Neosho Register. The Wichita Daily
EAGLE Christmas edition was immense. We
fear the wings of that bird viii have to be
clipped.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06

We were informed yesterday that our
horse reporter WAS a little of on the figures
on the first half mile in the trot;ing Satur-
day. The first half being made in l:25, in
stead OF Las as reported; the second in
l:2SI, making the mile in 2:53l.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following are the real estate transfers
recorded in the office of the register Of deeds
yesterday.
Alden Spcare TO ID. J. Chatfeld, lot >
blk Il. town of Cheney...............S 100
y. +. NeiderlaRdcr 20 Cudwig Hof-
man. lot IS Court st..-......-..-........ 200
Geo. ". Jones 10 Mary eastman. 10;
IS. Fourth ave. Mesd's add. .-.-.-- l0oo
W. :. Corhett TO VIM. Winch, psrs Of
10; %, Main st.................-........ 100
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06

Mr.. :. G.. Adams, known to 30 many Of
the old timers hereabouts, but now of An
thony, has been spending a day or two in
Wichita If the weather would ease up TO
the old reputation basis, Anthony would IN
a few DAYS be connected with rails greatly 10
the benefit of both places. Mr.. Adams
called no and ordered the daily EAGLE.
which we don't believe he will ever have
reason To ragret
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06
PERSONAL.

Occidental-C. &. Burroughs. Decatur
manche county; VIM. Green, f. Boone
Kingman; +. B. Hanny, st. Joe; J. II. Lyon,
Kansas City;J. F. McGrath, Newton; jas.
4. Hair, Medicine Lodge; J. ID. IIice, r. r.
Foster, Fl Scott; VI. ". IIalscy and wife.
Anthony; :. \. Russell. O>wcgn; :. W.
jenkins, It. Joe, No.; l.. VI. Crawford, To-
pella; f. H. Warren. Rock Island. ILL.,: &. II.
Hale. Cleveland, o.; Il. II. Bst>un. Lancaster.
fremont Williams, Wiu,i.l,i: ". f.
Tracy, Arina. H.; J. e.. smith and wife.
Topck:; +. y. kitc!iiiie, INVITA-: thas.
GRAY. Newton: !. f. Elliott. n.u-la-; j.
4. Martin, O>ac,. City: VI. re Howe, o>a.ec
City; &C. Hutchinson. Harp; J. T..
Dob,or. Caldwell; Mr.. Went N"r'h and
daughter, Pierre. Ci,,; Mi,> i.rurs Thomas.
kiBsmau.
Douglas L. &. Srr.ilhcr>, .,usr>ts; c. ".
MclrD>r. Augusta; j. Il. Hart Wellington;
Howard Sculc. Nj. Hop: Hug. Mct'as!in,
Kingman; \. Is. Johnson and wife, Labcttr;
John White, Fl. Sc,i; Cla-. 4. Haynes,
Hillsboro. o.: f. F. Barky, Grecn>burs,
Kan; ID. J. Buckney, Belle Plaine.
Valley. y. Winters, Lafayette, Ind;
J. r. Bcnglcr. Mt. Branch, Has; 4 Isles,
Pawnee Lock: !. II. Howe. Eureka; II.
Thomas, Cheney; ThoS. Page, Mulberry
Gross; +. 3. Case and wife, Benton.
City-M. Convey and son, ii. Hornkohl,
Clearwater; J. F. knoblauch, Matamors.
H.; W. ID. Denslow, Burlington; c. Harness,
Canning; n. c. Lauk. Saratoga; II. B. Nom
nan. Chenex: John II. .Incob. Sedgwick.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06

Down in Charlottesville, Indiana, some
man offered SEQ stove for the fifty ears of
corn which should weigh the most One
hundred and seven farmers competed The
fifty ears which won the prize weighed
sixty-seyen pounds. Sedgwiek county farm
ers would like TO have had chance at that
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06

Saratoga Sun: The Wichita EAGLE pro-
duced the best Christmas edition in the
sfafa
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06


tiBisy Ross great FuruiIur. and tsrret En-
pOrians. Mes is and l2l Main street, opposite
the Tastoieee. J. the largest establishment, AZ
the city 10 pTaTe IL risi; the Other furniture
Embellishments, thea cs!! 80 tsas-F mammoth
Establishment, and You viii At once be como
yiucs~t OF the TuthsGiDe,s Il lh;s statrEl.nt
And where you viii sce fh> isrses: xEG rne-;
display Of artistic furniture Ia the atty: Ai-o
the largest assortment % common suf medium
furniture sr~-' rT-sr emporium can and will
discount Any cih~r afS..r'- FTicr. The qE.s-
ioa might sriss shy he car sill ch-sfs-F Ee-
csuse he cvr- he establishment h scooysef
and hss the noEey 10 back it-sf;h no al 10
ray md tie nsneg 30 tsSe s.irzrtsx- q the
n.agS>.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06

John Shot has just received a car load of
choice eating apples. In iacl, he always
keeps them. dl93-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06

Three couples were seen blowing along
through the slush and rain yesterday, and
from the whhe plumes and the expression OF
countenance. it would perhaps be safe TO
predict, as a by-stander expressed it, that
they were looking for preacher
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-06

Hills Peerless Cough Syrup viii cure
coughs, colds, Group or sore throat, and re-
Er'"S whooping cough and asthma. Ii does
not dry up cough and leave the intiama-
tion and fever behind it, but loosens the
phle-c,n an,! morbid matter and permits Ut
turc t" heal the lung tissues and diseased
parts. Call and get bottle. Ifnot satisfied
after usinC If, return the empty bottle and
We viii refund the money. y package Of
Cohh's Little Liver Pills in top OF each bot
tie free Aldrich \ Brown. April II.