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Daily Republican., 1885-07-25
CARRIAGES for Sale

at low rate by Walther, south of
Market street bridge, east side. Repair
ing of all kinds promptly attended to
and warranted to give satisfaction.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-25
Uaas Venvt Unasf

Fam lilies can procure ice all Sunday
at No. 209 West Eighth street. The
largest piece of ice in the city for
five cents, Sold Wholesale as we'll as
retail.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-25
Eastern Resfdents ReneHtted Too

Fresh and Pure Drugs every week. Utmost
care given prescriptions. Low prices on
fatent Medicines at Beaton Smiths Phar.
macieS.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-25

The Home Loan Association meets on
Friday evening, 2ilh inst. Money can
be had at low rate of premium, and
the loan paid back at any time.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-25
Hnanial, 2uH

Is the best cent cigar in the city. Try
them. Fl. II. Bourbon s. Bro, N. W.
cor. Second and Orange streets, manu-.
facturers.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-25

The regular weekly meeting of the
National Association of Stationary En-
gineers will be held this evening, at
Its Ioon 8, No. 4l5 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-25
The weather.

To morrow promises TO be fair and
warm. The same conditions are likely
to prevail OF Monday.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-25
Money 90 Loan

Bachelor Bros. celebrated Key West
cigars at MeCalPs, Fifth and Shipley.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-25

Grand lunch tonight at the Atlantic
Garden, 224 King street.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-25

Smoke the Bundle Bee 5.cent cigars
at McCall's, Fifth and Shipley.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-25

For good coal 60 to Bcsh's, French
street wharf.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-25
state o. tne Tnermsrnet~r

at the REPUBLICAN office In the shade
Z o'clock 10 o'clock IL o'clooi
$50 96o 9S
Daily Republican., 1885-07-25
Woodland Beach.
Corresponds ace o: III, REpUBL loan.

0r8Gns
Corresponds ice OF III, REPUBL IoAN.
With the thermometer up in the
nineties in Wilmington, concluded to
take an off day from business, and make
short stay at this favorite resort on
steamer Thomas Clyde and found the
house well filled with guests, and MANY
persons making dates two and three
weeks ahead The hops here on Wednes-
day and Friday nights are very popular
and are attended by the guests of the
house, and people from Smyrna and
the surrounding country, and all appear
to feel at home. There are fishing par
ties here every day, and the trout are
getting to bite well. I am told the
season has just set in.
The Clyde makes one trip every
Wednesday to Cape May. She leaves
Philadelphia at Ave o'clock In the morn
, ing and reaches here about ten, and re-
turning touches here about six O'Clock
in the evening that gives the people
about eight hours here to fish, bathe or
sail. Captain Weeks takes parties out
in his nice sailing yacht, the Jessie, and
very careful gentleman he Is. The
only trouble the people in Wilmington
have In getting here on Wednesdays,
and very great one it is, that they
have to take the cars for New Castle at
10 in the morning, and then to make
home they have TO go TO Chester, and
sometimes to Philadelphia. Now, if
tho steamboat company would reach
arrangements to take passengers out to
the pier and return them TO this city
that same evening, it would not only be
great accommodation to the people,
but would pay all around, as think
n 10
60 then that 60 now, and all persons
could get dinner and supper. 1 had a
talk with Mr.. Kronenberg, and he is
going to try and make arrangements il
he can. 1t would be a great accommo.
dationsto tie PEOPLE of Wilmington,
ana would pay the owners of the boat
and the proprietor OF the hotel.
July 23. 1885. RAMBLER
seiscf Excursion TO Atlantic CITY.
The second select Sunday excursion
OF the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad Company to Allan.
tic City will occur on July 23th, The
train will leave Wllm gton Z. 20 a. m.
Claymont Z .33. Linwood 7.3S, Trainer
7. Az, Thurlow Z AZ Lamokin Z AS Ches-
ter ,4s Eddystone ISL, Ridley Park
l.5f, and arrive Atlantic City 10. 40 a, IN,
Excursionists will have the benefit of
express traius all the way through, so
that the shortest possible amount of
time will be spent on the road Return
ing train leaves Atlantic 6 c. =. m E, ar
rlvlng Wilmington 9. 43. TLig arrange
ment places the excursionists at the
seaside before the heat of the day, and.
after allowing seven hours at tie shore
brings him back in the coolest portion
OF the evening. Excursion tickets, good
tor the day andutrain only, will be sold
Ifom all the above named stations at
el. 20 for the round trip. Children be.
tween hve and twelve years 63 cents,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-25

Fem & Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday go at p. M, 900 at Q p. M,
and SO at 10 p. m.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-04-19
A PSALM OF LIFE

There be but little in life TO live for The
world is q hollow mockery full Of troubles,
trials and bad piano players.
We 20 forth IN the morning full of hope
and come home al night full of lad
whisky.
We dabblc in politics and be; all our
wealth on the leading man, and the other
fellow getteih elected and We are left TO
mourn.
We run for office and our friends man.
age for us and spend our money. and be-
hold We cometh out badly scoopcd and
crushed finar cislly.
We marry for wealth, and our girls old
man assigns.
We deny ourselves many things in order
70 lay up some cash in the bank, and the
cashier fleeth unto Canada. And in an evil
hour when we dream not Of il. the merchant
presenteth bill for our wite's new bonnet,
and the farm and the stock Soeth under
mortgage to pay II.
Woe unto man. OF how little consequence
is his JOY.
In infancy he is full of coli and ca;nip,and
in youth he Coeth about with n thorn in his
head.
In the evening OF life he heih down full
Of rheumatism. aches and an;i-bilious pills.
The places that once knew him know him
now only by the pronisary notes and SC
counts he has left unpaid. And this is the
end Of man.
In youth he dances into the ring eager 70
knock somebody out, but the frss ching he
knewe;h he is ornamenied with black
ave.
He comeih forth in black rairen; and
standing collar. and at noon time he goeth
shout with one sispender and with the sest
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-04-19
PEOPLE AND EVENTS.

The president has bought handsome vic
toria and a fine span of bay horses.
The Emperor Franz Joseph will in person
open the international Exposition at Buda-
Pesth May ,.
Ohio Democrats are now talking of nomi-
mating for governor the Hon. George NJ.
Jewett, of Zsnesville.
Mr.. Gladstone does not use tobacco, but
he Is great lover of sherry wine, and Is q
hearty eater of rich food.
Ex-Governor st. John is a candidate for
membership in the Congregation club of
Kansas City, and it is feared he will black
ballcd.
James Garfield. the Oldest son of the late
president, is tall, blonde and atheletic
Harry, his brother, is short, dark, and wears
brown siGc-wEiskers.
Senator John Sherman was given a re-
ception by the Ohio legislature Monday,
both houses adjourning TO welcome him to
the Buckeye capital.
The United States mint at Carson, New,
has shut down coming money until July,
but the superindent has S4,000,000 in the
vaults for spending money until work is re-
sumed.
Mr.. snd Mrs. J. G. PrentiSs, of La Crosse,
Wis, celebrated their golden wedding ami
versary Monday evening. The greater part
of their married life has been spent in La
Crosse.
Il. Warren. jr.. president Of the Peoria
board OF trade, and Samuel Woolner, the
first vice president, have been selected to
represent that body at the opening of the
new chamber Of commerce in Chicago
April -.
The bachelors OF Rochester, " V, no
longer have an excuse for not marrving
The young ladies Of the place have prepared
a document proving conclusively that fami-
lies of from two 10 six can live well on So
II week, and they assert that no woman is
worth marrying who cannot dress stylishly
and save money on $50 a year. Copies of
this statement have been sent TO every mar
riageable young man in the city.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-04-19
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

Professor Agassiz's gift TO Harvard col
lege during the last thirteen years amount
TO more than 100000.
The Missouri legislature has passed law
providing for the teaching in public schools
of the effects of alcohol and narcotics on
the human systen.-St- Louis Post.
4 favorite copy set by writing teachers
for their pupils Is the following, because it
contains every letter in the alphabet: "A
quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog"
Ii is stated that the average salary of the
Congregational ministers Of Connecticut is
about 81 300 The lowest Is about SiO0 and
the highest $1,000 Only about fifty receive
as much as S2,000.-N. Y. Examiner.
The Archbishop Of Canterbury said, in
recent address, that while scientists were
great sticklers for revealed knowledge or
proven facts only, they were forever proph-
esying the end of the church. He begged
them, therefore, TO be consistent and prphesy
only what they mad found out
Ohio, with thirty-fve colleges, has more
than any other state in the union. New
York and Indiana have twenty-five each,
Pennsylvania has twenty-six Michigan nine
and Massachusetts, seven. The Bay states
seven colleges have n combined income Of
-l-D,tDO tiiiiAlftl iiltIt lllsll Ihst 'llIp
enty-six.-Cleyeland Leader.
\ Boston congregation was misteriously
seized with 2 parcxysm Of uncomfortable
sneezing in the midst of service of song.
The preacher, the ehoir, and the congrega-
ton all sneezed in chorus. An investiga-
ton showed a cargo of pepper in the cellar,
which had been rented TO a wholesale grocer.
Boston Journal.
The American school of classical studies
at Athens, Greece, was established three
years ago for the prosecution of classical
study and archaeological INVESTIGATION, SIM
liar in scope to the French and German
schools already there. The latter are upon
an endowed basis and have, therefore, per-
manent directors. The American school
has as vet no endowment, and the directors
are changed annually.-I. Y. Sun.
The PRESBYTERIAN mentions as "A satisfac-
tory way of paving a pastors salary the
plan followed by the Presbyterian church
in Palmyra, No. On the first day Of each
month the pastor draws his check upon the
bank for his monthly salary in advance and
the bank regularly hosors the check
and charges il up to the deacons, who are
personally responsible for the salary. Thus
no delay or default in the payment of the
subscriptions can affect the pastor This is
at least business like, and relieves the pastor
of much anxiety and needless embarrass-
mcnt.-N. Y. Examiner.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-04-19
DRUG STORE LICENSES

The Beacon has been instructing the
Leavenworth Times as to the law Oh drug
store license. The EAGLE first suggested
the idea OF licensing drug stores, the Times
quoting aud commenting. The Beacon Is
of as badly on that question as it was on the
Oklahoma question, and the fate of the
boomers under a Democratic administration.
Ii simply got rediculously Left as it viii in
the drug store license business. The EAGLE
informs the Beacon and everybody else that
the supreme court of Kansas long since set
tied the fact that city might not only com
pei drug store to take ont license, but that
a city might discriminate rs between drug
stores, which the EAGLES original sugges-
tion exactly covered, and that was, that the
city of Wichita might exact SO license
for all drug stores which took out no whis ky
permits, and ten or twelve hundred dollars
per year for all that took out such permits.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-04-19

New Yo-. Co. Cliicaso Journal
There Is a woman who tslctss q class II
boys IN the Sun,.Ey-sch1ol of the Rev Dr..
John Halls enormouiy rich Pre- yterian
church. and il NAV be that TIE frequ-lcy q
crime In financially trIstei person. ,el Lsr
to tnlnS that sons new al! forrl0.e .s-ln
As 20 punishment was neeiei ~. iavitei
The pIpilS 20 20 at her eIpsnse = the e!ab-
crate wax-wo-k exhibition which has bseu
opsDed Un!er the main hall n re--S-.,
formed by heavy pillar, aud vaui;.d ceiling
where the aspect /, Al subterranean AMI
prisonish. are representations of II sui.ai
ulisRm-nE a. indicted IN Gif7ersa, c5un-
tries
TIE figures are Iaa-vs.0G-ly llfs-i5kr, tie
accessories are perfect. the iizA; theatricaIy
effective ani the whole quite hgrrlble TIE
Sapane e beassalaa hss Jus: done lis b.ooiy
work the Russian toTturers Ers at a srita-
ing vet n decapi;a;ion N tas Turkish s:gIe
has been PERI rIaei. a French gI.I!otlae i il
operation, and an American Rob j. hanging
= man have sen seven n1uriersrs on real
soafolis. and, nay wo-ti fer il, ;hsse irnit,
ton pCnisaneBts lRck no.hh II raalIsr
We'll, the wCElAE isctg-ei desc-Ip.lvsly TO
Der class. and fsi, that SIZE had dozs t5e-a
good: but Ter z-si i rsxarIsI ~ serl51s
blame, and she VII nsv=. repeat ssr tsa. oi
rytructiou
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-04-19
POSTOFFICE INSPECTORS.

The position of postoffice inspector seems
TO be very desirable ono in the opinion of
a great many who wish Office under the gov
ernment, and since the ith of March there
have been between 200 and 800 applications
received by the postmaster general for these
places The force Of special agents and in
spectors numbers ITO. Recently several
were discharged on account Of reduction Of
the fund appropriated for their pay. 1t is
probable that other changes will follow
soon, and thus give an opportunity for some
of the anxious applicants TO serve their
country in this capacity. The postmaster
general is considering plan of getting up a
special examination, which the applicant
will be required to pass before the appoint
mont is made. These positions are outside
OF the civil service rules, but Postmaster
General Villas is OF the opinion that an ex-
animation is an excellent WAY Of deciding
between conflicting claims Of the applicants,
and at the same time Of securing good men.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-04-19
ANTHONY.
ANTHONY, April IL.

ANTHONY, April IL.
To the Editor OF the Eagle.
To-day at noon Judge Ormer adjourned
court till June 23rd. which time he viii re-
turn TO finish up the business of the present
term.
The county seat injunction case was
the subject Of considerable discussion
and gave the attorneys of the respective
towns Of Harper and Anthony an oppor-
tunity to rid their stomachs of the gas that
accumulated there by reason ofthe sntipathy
engendered in the scramble for the county
seat, but his Honor Judge Orrncr refused 20
sit in the case As he had been counselled in
the case both aa attorney aud solon at
Topeka.
In the case of L. B. Shepherd, Esq, VS..
Miller, for fee of so, the jury found a
verdict for the defendant, and his honor,
Judge Ormer, granted motion for new
trial.
The fire in Anthony last Wednesday
night, which destroyed the livery barn of
{. f. Holsey & Co., sixteen horses and
mules were burned In the barn and one
other was SC badly burned :hat it had to be
killed the next day. The loss was over
$1,000. c. T. Holsey d Co.'S loss WAS up
wards of 5000 Mr.. Holsey will rebuild
| Immediately.
The Anthony people are now agitating
water works.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-04-19
CHARTER FILED

Commonwealth: Among the charter.
filed yesterday was one for the Nebraska,
and Panhandle railroad company. The
purpose Of the company is TO construct,
equip and operate railroad and telegraph
line with terminal facilities, and all ebuip-
ments needed in the successful operation of
said railroad and telegraph, beginning at a
a point on the Nebraska line in Jewell
county, Kansas, and extend through
the following counties in Kan
sas, viz: Jewell, Lincoln, Mitchell,
Ellsworth, Rice, Reno, Stafford, Pratt,
Commanche Clark and Mead, with branch
from a point in Rice county through Rice,
Reno and Harvey counties 10 point IN
Sedgwick county, Kansas. The capital
stock Is S6,0o0OoO The directors are:
Clarance ID. Percy, Englewood, H.; y. F.
Neiderlander. Geo. L. Rouse, A. W. Oliver,
Geo. H. Blackwelder and VI. W. Levy.
Wichita
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-04-19

The executive council is trying to pacify
Wichita EAGLE by giving il q little pap in
the way of advertising, in the hope of shut
ting the mouth Of that paper. We venture
the prediction that it will make no difference
with the course Of that paper. Wichita
gill be Il bidder. We suppose, for stationery,
pens, seals, etc, and that is the reason why
the council l. advertising down there for
proposals. s."-Commonwcalth-
notwithstanding the Commonwealth :
criticism ard forced sarcasm, from one OF
Wichita's Wholesale houses there will be a
bid go up 10 the capital covering one or
two lines in that advertisement, which Will
make the house trouble which successfully
undcrbids. Besides, Mr.. Commonwealth, it
is presumed, in fact If is pretty well under
stood that the EAGLE circulates to some eX-
tent beyond the limits of Wichita, even
reaching some Wholesale stationer houses
probabaly reached by no other daily, OF
Kansas, at least. The executive councils
action herein is endorsed by the EAGLE.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-04-19
She Shsmed the Burglar.

One night lately nt the Home OF the Mer-
ciful Savior for Crippled Children, between
the hours of and .. Sister Sarah was
aroused by hearing q chair fall over below
stairs Hastily putting on her wrapper,
lamp in hand, she descended TO tie rarlor
Her first glance revealsd an open window al;
the hack part Of cha room : small part OK
the parior is curta;ueI of The curtain Wa
partei. and Sister Sarah thought it a0vei.
Approaching it. she found herself face b
face with q white man, tail and stout Fix
ing her eyes upon him, she said TIE
Cbine-s have a saying that to some men
hearts have been given, and - some giz-
yards. You ulust he one who has glzzar
instead of heart And with = look Il
s'orn she continued; You have come 20 a
house as a thief where there are only crippled
children and few women 70 take care Of
them. The man drew his hat down owe,
Is eyes ard leapei out of the window.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-04-19
THE STATE REFoRMAToRY

The commissioners appointed 10 locate the
State reforInstory notify applicants for the
location Of the State reformatory. provided
for in the act of the legislature. entitled An
sc; to provide for the location, erection and
management Of a State rcforna;ory," that
they must notify the board Of commissioners
on or before the ith day Of May next. by
addressing the secretary, Ed. K. Smith. at
Mound City, Kas., 10 the effect that such
places desire to apply for the location Of
said reformaiory. The board OF commits
sioners have decided to visit such places As
shall so notify them and personally inspect
such desired location and hear what may be
desirable 20 otfsr in favor Of such location
Cbsmn;or
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-04-19

FL Dorado Republican: \ young farmer
in Sedgwick county made the assertion last
fall that he would not get married until
wheat WAS worth one dollar per bushcl. \
neiChboring farmer had daughter who
gave no uncertain evidence of willingness
TO keep house for the young man, and her
father. realizing the desperate situation,
bought the young mans entire crop al one
dollar per bushel
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-04-19

The Oakland, Cal, Tribune says: The
tcrday evening, lasting Tor an hour or more,
during which time the rain came down in
torrents, was quite treat to 0klsnders, and
especially TO the younger people, who had
never before witnessed such heavy dis
charges of atmospheric electricity" The
Pacific slope regions have changed very
materially since Their early settlements. The
time is coming perhaps when ''the wet and
"dry season will not be more marked there
than those in the sam latitudes east.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-04-19

Champion: Senator Ingalls, is second on
the Judiciary committee ofthc senate, chair
man of the committee on the District of
Columbia, second on the committee on In
dian affairs, and is member of the commit
tee on rules Senator Plumb is a member
Of the committee on agriculture and forestry,
Of the committee on appropriations, on ex-
penditures of public money, and chairman
of the committee on public lands.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-04-19

Commonwealth: We beg pardon; we
think We copied the article from the EAGLE
in which for the first time appeared the
term "Drugwump' and therefore did not
think it was necessary 10 say it came from
the brain of NJ NJ. NJ. every time We used
it. The EAGLE is entitled TO the balm. Ii
originated the word which has now become
common and will appear in the new edition
of Webster's unabridged.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-04-19

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airi -o-nz No Ia, r-ac-si /. pi-ss = tn<
sen..e Ter q oziy en- o-1zn ;ks-z
sSa,:s Fer eG TIE sas a. - -sy.7s
sens>t IA TIE .-na.e- Tee i0ze- sasa5iy ~,
pea- L hs very sEcc.ssf,l = . EosI:i<.l -zy-
Iss-e ars fozr rso- EA-3si -ooe, a -,
eo0se. Ilsy ar srs= " ano1s-s Tsrss,
ArkaasAs Aai Al.aSz-A
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-04-19

There viii be. according TO the best
guesses. about 4IS,0oo, 200 bushels Of whea;
in this years crop. 1t requires for our own
consumption SI5,0oo,0o0 bushels We have
on hand about I2l.Oo0,o0o bushels of last
years crop, This will give US al9,0oo,ooo
for export. Al the present outlook every
bushel of il will be needed.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-04-19

The Wichita EAGLE man is wrestling
with the political bellyache, because not
withstanding he arraigned himself os;ensi-
bly on the Lords side. the Democrats car
ried,the city clcction.-El Dorado Times
Ostensibly is good. But whether il was
the Lords side or not j; 60; left all the
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-04-19

The Governor Of Louisiana hss marked
tie last day Of April as Louisiana day" FOX
the exposition. Louisiana should do her
duty and attend. Southern people have not
half way appreciated the opportunities thsi
have been offered them by the projectors of
Their really great exposition.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-04-19

This beautiful plat of land lying immedi-
ately south of the old Fair Grounds, has been
plated and will be sold in quantities to suit
the purchaser. It is the highest piece Of val
ley land in the vicinity of Wichita. This in
sures surface drainage and pure water. max
ing the location dry and healthful.
The street railway line is now under con-
tract within short distance Of the property.
It lies near the banks Of the picturesque Lit
tie River; the surroundings are all that could
be desired and no place combines more ad-
vantages for a suburban home. Extra in
ducements are offered to parties intending to
build good houses. This property is especially
desirable and will bear investigati ton.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-04-19

The Democrats who elected the Hon. F.
n. Haines speaker of the house, it is said,
now take themselves into cellars and bacA
allevs and take turns in kicking each other
in wsy TO DO the mos; good.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-04-19

Louisville is making AT earnes; effort tn
have the New Orleans exposition moved to
this, city this fall. She is attempting TO
,si-e $4,000 in losn for that purpose.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-04-19

fsls All Harvard ar comp~;!aS 70 hai
tae E7e1ts-. number q Ea-iiss words
sncinS i- .oszS7 Tho=e 50 far discovered
are; IT, -Ioss, hazar.oas. stzpea.au
sof- a. a,4ogS tsrIiis-al a. nut
siCG, ? -.gstJss. saI o,iIous
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-04-19

England bough, millions of bushels of
vbea, last year from Russia This year the
C.ar seems an1ious to give her heavy crop
OF huiis1a-
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-04-19
HERE WE ARE AGAIN !
And IS Always With Prices Lower than Others Can
or Dare Make Them

Mems Kip only Sl.7o
Men N X Calf Boots all solid only
Men Shoes, all solid. good working
Mems Fine Dress Shoes, all
Women rs Fine Button KID Shoes hole
Womens Fine Button Goat Shoes worked
Womens Fine Button Kid Foxed Shoes, holes
Chldrens Tipped School Shoes o
Chdrens Tipped School Shoes button.
Children Tipped School Shoes button, 10
II strange how q dc, and wea
chuck full of equally good
edge competition stock, excellence goods
styles and also our low prices a he Red
A. A IIE}N
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-04-19

I, Is lad Capc cd canal VIII cost g.. 30,
oUo. AID consume taTee years in digging.