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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-07

.Ebeuerite Gmiliel Sd babe Sic 90
marie, Die an Deinem Sdreiben uebte.
wieoer uu0 wie0er aetii6t, oa id weis
6aB fe pon Deinen iiiBen Qippen oilaes
feu9tet mor6en lit. Oein gouar6.
p9bencrfer Gouarb! go febr midi
Der Beiueis Deiner Qiebe, ben On mir
6ur9 Die 8oftmarts se9cben bait, ribrt,
tam i'd Dir bod uidt ~perbeblen, Bag
i6 feline Wearfe Sur 6anS bate nnb beBz
balb i~inieren 6austnc6t mad elmer foIs
den idffen mu6tc. 2cioer bat er fe
leI6ft slei6 auf ben Srisf setIebt unb
oieien IN ben 9aftcu scworfeu. Define
Gmi[ie.M
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-07
&tnoIt@

Der tleine 5rit, Der font INNER
alleiu sn Bette 9ebeu mmlB, wir6 eiuise
Gage bintcr chamber o elmer gum
Seiude I'M 6aule peilenSeu Gante CUR
3ube gebra6t. Oieielbe ipri6t NIT
ibm bos Ra9tsebet un6 perldBt ibn erit,
penn er eingsi9lafen lit. Dem tleineu
Burden sefdat 6os uatiirIi6 gar febr
un6 er bittet, oIs es einmal mnterblieben
mar, am foIsen6eu Gage bic Sante nit
ben @orten barnm: y9idt wabr, liebe
Sante, beute beten mir bod mieoer
uierbdnbis2!@
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ltebertr,ttnpff.

81. (prableno): SIS lit mn9loabIi&,
mas Elm @el6dftsmann fur erluIfe bat.
Sn meinem 8aarenlager iiuo mir luie6er
6rei Soils @aare entweneet un6 finF
total ruinirt wor6en.@
g.; pOas lit nod gar nidts. W2ir
bat nan uori9en @intcr ben sSnbaIt
zines 9ansen 8aarenIa9ers nerbrannt.~
o.: limb baben Sie Die S6uI6iaen
nidt beitrafeu lafcn2"
3d.: 30 nein, es waren ia meme
Sunben. SD bin ndmIid S~oblenbdnbs
Ier."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-07

YittSburs, so. SuIi. Die Sd6n.
ber9er'i3e .@iieus uno StabIbiitte miro
am Monta9 nit 1000 glrbeitcru wie6er
in Setrieb 9eieet mer6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-07
N1PBBEUTSeHERLtNR
BREMEN
NEW!YlIORK
RtsrImabtee observation-disclosures.

k~terImdBiar pnf-D ampfTdyifffahrt
via SOUTHAMPTON
1srmittaI1t Der ele9anten unb beliebten Foit:
admpll6ite uon 1000 Sonnen lnO 5000
Fter0eiraft.
Sioer Sms gSerrn
Slbe Tmloa 9Sedar
Rbeiu Main Conan
collier Sabsburg Ooer
@en. &eroer.
Or 9rsssiiIonsirar Huo tUie fUlat f%efgeirst:
Son y Bremen: ie6en Sonnabeno nnbYfittz
nod.
Fen &ew gort: ieben Nittpod unO
SonndbenO.
Etc Heife Der z dDnenoaunpfer bon
Te~ Bort nadD 8remet oauert
neisn Gage. Eafa8tere erretGtn
mtt ben S@neHoanpfern oeS
WHrboeutf@en 2Iopo 9ettS6IanO
To ~beoenteno ftraerer s3eit ais tti1
ahoeren &inten.
YaIfaaierpreiIe:
Bon @sD 9ort Bon sr,msn
1. 9aiiite.
SrpreBoamDfer $40 100 II. f25 S85-15O
1eltere 0ampier. loo. 100
2. Gaiiite.
tP~IeSo9mpter.. 55- 60 az
.N9Ie Eampfer.. 3d.. 90
SWtiGenoeG Don Bremen pom Bremen
SSrpreBoompfer (S6uello.) 25 24.6O
Anoere Oonlpfer. ........ 23 22.50
ntnnorettesStustt sp. bielen QldBen:
SrpreBoon1pfer. 800. 1000. $3.50
ARoere Eampfer ............ 1880
Hd9 Bremen uno suriid
@eltere 9ampfer.
o. SuInte..- .S185
suiule.
kiussr uuter IL Sebreu bic 6aIfte. unter 1 Sabre frei
OeIrtaS d Co..
Ro.2 SoIoIiHa Green. Stem gbOrf.
Aepoor 8ersner, asemt, SER
ulanii, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-07
geuns 81 mem sic gu Der Sa6e Sbre
c. III 49,. K.


Deun. Sic -penm sic gu Der Su9e sSbr'
GinwiGlis:lns geben.A
pier mldte er etne Yaufe, un6 Qa6r
Davenport, bie gu gut gelduIt mar, nm
ii6 iiber irgeu6 etwas ~erltaunt sn seieen
ooer es gu fem, permo9te OiesmaI einen
3ng Der Heu9ier auf ibrem blei1en Sc
fdt ni6t 3n ~mter6riiden.
Jim mas ban6elt IS ii62~ fragte fie
lebbafter nls 0ep6bnIi1.
rs baitbeH fd um elm iuuges 0ed6z
den, meIdes fiir3li6 aus MultraIien bier
an9etommen lit, elm 9roBes germ0sen
belitt, uni fi6 elmer 6amiIie anidIieEeu
ulodterA ent9esnete er, Die Sade elm
rUeni9 rinfbreiben6.
Slln6 6a baben sic an &oaer ee6adt a
e%ntse9nste 2a6g Davenport. vDauon
MIL i'd nidts b6ren. Gr fou, mad metz
mem @iaen, ni6t beiratben, bis er foil
Der 9epor6en lit un6 cine wirtli6e Rei=
9nng gefaBt bat. Sine 6eirntb Inn bes
9elocs miQen-A
Sic miBueriteben mid. @n &ossr
babe i9 gar ni9t se6a5t. Stein; 6ies
Sies iun9e Md69en-ibr 9same lit sSobn=
itone-wini6t IN bic @eIeuI6aft einae=
tlbrt 81 reroen, mO9te Ii6 elmer 6ami=
lie ani9lI5en, Die 6as tam, uu6 erbies
idbrIi6 ~uiertauIen6 8funo
Ye6ante 1T Icn6erbar
Die bcrtOmmli6e
ie Sa6e nidt
r~ieoieeno fiir
befteten iid
9ta6 einem
baB IS FIR ms
fein tonnte, cine
serion, Die i3 ni6t
4ani6ts wei6, in I'M.
r7en.@
wesbaIb-i6 beute
egnete Der 8aronet,
ksd6. SD piinI6te
Drip Sobnitone temt
pfi9 bur9 Elm perI0n.
4ffen elm llrtbeil iiber
eIqH fi9 enti6ie6e.
bis iett ni5t
PAS, i9 pom ibr
DflInbe." un0
$iemli6er Greue,
Tsela9t bate.
fbigeS 2eben miir6e
Ziuerben," Ia9te 2abp
lem er gu @nSe mar.
IS kHi6aft BEL mir ieben
ln9 (o6en in @eieul9aften
begsN r balten molem, mas
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GliaE>

Met. Wit Ser llcberiicoelung frane
s6iii6er @9ampagnerfabrtfen na9 oen
Rei6sIanben lit jest Der 9lnfang gcma6t
worben bur6 bic @bampa9nerfabrif
y8iIiingcr" auS 9luise Bel @pernap, Die
tiirSIi6 i6re 6abritationstbdti9teit in
%unIerer Sta0t b%e9onnen bat.
Saarburg. Sm Der @irtbi6aft
Gum y0lpenbrdu" murbe Der aus 1uBz
lamb 9ebiirtige, friiber bier bel Der Gilens
babn an9eitelte Sermann 2obuteier per-
baftet, nad6em er ben in Ser @irtbi9aft
9lnpeienoen 9egeniiber ii9 babin 9es
duBert bate, baB er cine SOuenmai6ine
erfunben babe unb i'm Se9rifi itebe, NIT
berielben na6 Berlin 81 %reiien, Inn ben
&aiier bamit gu tobten.
Selbitmorb unb lln9liidSfdac. - Sn
Mtiilbauieu erbGngte ii6 Ser in Der Sol
marersS traBe wobuenbeS 6neioer @rob.
Sn 0tetI3weiler itarb Ser 70 Sabre aIte
Ybilipp S6neioer gen. &intenmiiller
an BEN Tolgen zines Sturses. - Su
Yiittlin9en muroe in Der oortigen Sliiide
6abrtt Ser G2 Sabre altc 9lrbeiter 6olSs
BANNER II @ebenbauIen pom elmer Ota>
i6ine erfnBt unb %Sermalmt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-07
Ceferrci9.

Cling. Die mdbren6 Der Ietten Gage
iiber Sber6iterrei3 nie6er9egan9enel
beftigen @eruitter NIT i9meren 9tegenz
9iiiien baben uielfa6en S6aoen an Grnte
unb Obltfultur angeri9tet Hn6 9e9en 20
8rdnhe bur9 8liti9lng pernrlG6t, mos
bel 6 Yerionen, uno GUAR 3 bur6 Slit>
i6Ia9 unb , in 6Iammem, ibr 2eben per-
loren.
ct. 8GIten. SIN 0orf Robrba6
ermorbete Der Bauer Nlois Goer leinem
S6mie9erpater, inhem CT ibm bur6
0iebe nit einem l3 &ilo f9meren Stein
ben S6Goel S~ertriimmerte. @r mpllte
ii3 in ben Selib bes SermO9ens ieines
S9wie9eruaters Ieten. Sim nG3lten
Mtor9en murbe Is. uerbaftet.
@attaro. Der lieutenant 8erqz
BANNER uom Der Bieiigen Settings s2lrtilz
lerie ftellte ii6 i'm 3~eugbauie Dor Die
Ntiinbung elmer 81 hieicm 3ped 9elaoene
&anone unb cnt;itn6ete Die %a6uu9. Nfit
Our6i6ollencr 8rult mur6e CT pom Ieiz
nen &amernOen aufgefunbcn. S5u einem
binterluheneu Srief be;eidnet Der iunge
SiTi'ier ruerminerte yiebe ais haS 800
tin ser Chat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-07

wurbe wegen geibiIfe gu bieiem Ser.
sebem gu Iieben Gusen @eFdnsuiB uerurs
tbeilt.
tln9lidsfdae. Sn @ruilsbeim ertraut
Der ID Sabre aIte Stiefiobu 6es 9afners
EeiIfabrt, auf Der 6abrt uon 9angens
argen mad 6riebri9sbafen Der Nfatroie
S9ieIe pom S9leppbOOt v8eIfe", iiberz
fabren unb set66tet wur6e in Stuttsart
Der SaseI0bner @brift. S9dfer BON
6esIa9, in &appeI Der 81 Sabre alte
S3mieb gobn, in l1ntertiirtbeim Elm
Sobn bes 6abritarbeiters &enti3lcr
un6 in @annpeil itarb an ben 6ol9en
zines St1rses Der S1reiner @ilbelm
@oIpert; pom 8lit wurbe Der "A Sabre
alte @utsbeiiter 8eisanb in Gorobeim
er13Iaoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-07
@Irttcmberg.

affaItra6. Der S6reiner9eieae
6einri6 @laier ueriu6te I'M 0fai .. s.,
INN ii6 Der @ebrpfi3t gu entSieben, pom
bier mad Mmerifa Su e%ntflieben. Auf
6em Oampfer in Sremen wuroe iebo6
@laIer, Der pom benz @riabreferuiiten 2.
&lafe Oauib Sal pom @iitenrotb fi6
beiIen Qolungsi9ein sur Senutuns gez
lieben battle, trob Sor3eisen beS S9eins
uerbaftet unb biefer Gage pe9en per JUDI
ter SerleBung Der Webrpfi9t su einem
Monat @efdngniB uerurtbeiIt. Sal
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-07
3uTembnrg.

Oifferbingen. Nls inn Suli Ser
Giienbabn>9ln9eitellte g. beim Wan0=
priren 5mei Wagen aneinanberfetten
wollte, miBlang bemIeIben bas i6On 70
oft uor9enommene Man6uer. @iner Der
bic 9Sa9eu p~erbinbenben e~iiernen 8anoz
baten 9in9 benz lln9Iiidli6en beim 3uz
iam%menpralen Der Wagen quer bur9
ben llnterleib. g. blieb auf Der Stelle
tobt.
Oiettr9. SIM bieiisen 8oliseise>
ri6t eri6ien lebtbiu, pon ieiner Mfutter
auf Dem Nrme getragen, ein Serbre9er
pom 4 Sabren, wel6er CUR i3eit Der ibm
auferle9ten 0til1etbateu bieles Glitter nod
ni6t einmal bate. OerIeIbe ioate ndms
lid einem @enoarm Der Citation Gttel>
briid einise Stiide Srennbols 9eitoblen
un6 bielelben ieiner Mutter suaetraaen
baben, pelde ais Seblerin fi9urirte. 9luf
sic inn p%orgebaltene Sef6uI6igun9 CAB
Der tleine &duber natiirIi6 feine Nnts
mort, bic Wutter betbeuerte lire TIM
f9ulb uub beibe murben freiseiproden.
Qurembur9. 8riifeler 8antierss
meI6ungen beri6ten, 6aB Der frans0iii9e
Senat ben Nnf6luB Der 9rin3 9einri6z
8abn an Die frans0fI6e Sitbabn sensbs
mi9t bat unb bic Snaneriffuabme Der
fir 6eritellung bieies 2lnf9Iuhes nod gu
bauen6en Serbinhunssftrede in naber
3eit III Ausit9t 81 nebmen lei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-07
S9tuei;.

Gburgou. Q8dbrcn6 Der Grer3itien
bcr in 6rauenfelo befiubli6en 3iiri6er
8atterie 81 plabte cine @ranate, wel6e
swei Wann, Die Sauoniere S6urter pom
Wintert3ur unb S6parS pom Saiel, TO-
fort t0btete, einen Wtann, Stifer &ne9t
uon 9inmeil, i6per perlette unb cinen
%uierten, 6urrer o Serti6itorn, lei6t
perlpunbete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-07
Sabem.

&arIsrube. Seitens Der bubii6en
unb f3peiscrii6en &e9ierun9 limb 9es
meiniame MaBre9eln 9esen Die 9bolera
in Nusii9t 9enommen. @ie es beiBt,
iollen 8epoamd6tiste beiber Staaten
in Saiel Suiammentreten, nm cine Ser
lt~dnbi9ung gu treffen bebufs Ne9eIun9
Der 8abnbofspoliSei BEL elmer etpa einz
tretenben @bOleragefabr.
8retten. Infer ionit 10 rubiges
Stdbt6en bat cine S~euiation eriten
STANCES. Mitte SUM- entitano in Dem
6auIe Der 6irma Qleran6er YaraUicint
Seuer, weI3es bas Nta9asin un6 cine
anltoBenbc S6euer SerltDrte. IS i6eint
ni6t nit re9ten Oiugen suge9an9eu gu
iein, benin mad mebrmali9en 8elu6en
oes Neutrality-suspicious. luuroe bic God
ter bes 0auies, Srau 9oulin @ittipe,
ais Der Sranbltiftun9 brin9enb uerbd6>
tig na6 &arlsrube abgefibrt. OieieIbe
erfreut ii6, 10 melt betannt, 9IdnSenber
Sermo9ensperbGltnihe.
Bran6faae. Sci benz in pori9er SO.
ermdbnten Sran6 in llbenfelo bel So6t>
a muroen eingedi6ert ba5 @i6euz
w%irtbsbans 6es &onrab 2Gis, Die 9duier
bes S6reiners Qouis 2ais, bes ELECTORS
Seb, Der 1anbmirtbe Sebaitian &arIe,
8enebitt 6drle, @il6. &0pfer @ittwe,
Commit &appeler unb Gater unb Sobn
9lnbreas @Sebel. SSn Mubau brannten
3 0duier, worunter bas @ammwirtb
@rimm'i3e nie6er, III SnIstofen 6as
0oppelbaus bes Setter uno Sobauu 9ils
pert, in Nltbeim Die Bfarri6euer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-07

Stidbauen. Die in Dienlfen
beS Oefonomen q. 9o66erIen in @olS>
uarben itebenbe Ma96 Sransisfa Meper
pom bier wnroe wesen Ser6a6ts Der
Sranbitiftun9 perboftet.
SeIbftmorb unb @ranbfdae. sSn Del.
menborit ertrdntte fi9 Der 5~abritarbeiter
Sob. Sebnten. sSSn @efterI9eps brannte
oas benz Bd6ter 8. Qiifen6iers in Sifere
loops 9ebDri9e, uon benz 9euermann ST..
Soblen bemobnte 9aus uie6er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-08-07
&beinpfal3.

&eufa6ta. s.. Gle Nemsgorter
S6iiben baben, na6bem tic in 8in9en
in 10 %9rOBartiser Meiie fmetirt woreen,
auf er9angene @inIabun9 einen 9lbite6er
mad Der YfaIs 9emadt, nnO 5war baben
iie ben bieiigen S6itemuerein beiu3t,
Der ibnen gu @bren auf benz S6iibenz
bauie elm prd3ti9 9eIungenes Teit per-
anitaltete.
llnsliifsfdGe. - Sn Speper lit Der
Maurer Satob Qtbleiter in betrunfenem
!3ultanb aus benz 6enitcr auf Die StraBe
geitirst unS bat bas @enit sebrO6en.
gu @edar9emiin6 in 8a6en ertrant Ser
9auiirer S6Ieb aus &arlsoorf, Su Sub
~pi9sbafen Elm &ne6t Der Stein9riiberz
i9en Ye9fabrit. Sn 2eiitabt itiirSte bic
Goidbri9e @befrau 6reiermutb II. pom
elmer 2eiter unb trlrg i6were Serletuns
gen bapon, bessl. in SreitIurtber Steins
bru3beliter Sc. unb beim SelOcipebfabz
rem in 3meibriiden Der 17id6ri9e Ser
mann 8dbr pom bort.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-15
WHAT A CAPITALIST THINKS OF
WICHITA,

An EAGLE reporter met Mr.. n. Brokaw,
brother of Orson Brokaw, the druggist OF
our city, yesterday, and after exchanging .
few words on ordinary subjects elected
from him the following estimate be places
on the metropolis of Kansas:
Mr.. Brokaw says be was attracted here by
the fame of the place and came to sec for
himself. That he found it the lveliest city
he has ever seen, and while all other places
are groaning with hard times and the dull
season, sees none of it here. As compared
with St Joe, his old home, it il
lively as all business, in that
city is quite dull at the present time.
In answer to the question if he intended
to invest in this city be said: shall invest
from what have already seen Of the place,
but as came here to prospect the western
counties for q stock ranch shall proceed to
carry out my intentions by going west be-
fore doing anything here.
Yes, / have been q practicing physician
and druggist but shall now make stock rails
ing my principal occupation. I intend to
have me q model ranch in this favored sec
ton of the state. believe your city will
continue to boom right along in her won
derful strides and maintain the place she
is acquiring rapidly, the leading city of the
state
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-15
City ExamI nation.


The examination of teachers for positions
in the city schools will be held Friday and
Saturday, August 2lst and END. at the
Fourth ward building, beginning at $50
q m.
Applicants will be examined in orthogra-
ply, reading, penmanship, geography, con-
stitution, arithmetic, English grammar,
United States history. theory and practice
of teaching, and physiology and hygiene
with reference to the effects of alcohol,
stimulants and narcotics upon the human
system). Those expecting to teach in the
high school will be examined in the branches
taught in this department in addition to the
above named studies.
GEO. E. CAMPBELL,
dist Supt. City Schools.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-15
THE CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE.

Yesterday evening an EAGLE reporter
while perambulsting the city to find out
what was going on was attracted to the "Y"
of the Santa Fe and Frisco railways, by see
ing force of men and teams at work there.
and fence posts up around all that space
known as the common between the two rail-
roads. He was soon convinced the "Con-
solidated Tank Line meant business and
that they made no delay as soon as the
council granted them the right to put up
scrapers were busily engaged excavating a
cellar 80 feet BY so and to be four feet in
depth, near the Santa Fe track. In CONVEX
sation with the company's manager, who
is experimenting the work. the
reporter learned the following about
the plans Of the company
At present they will build two store rooms
and cooper shop. One store room will be
built over the excavation already mentioned
and the other, which will be 30x60 feet will
be erected by the Frisco track. The oil will
be drawn from the tanks into barrels and
stored in these warehouses. The entire
grounds, about three acres, will ba enclosed
BY a board fence seven feet high with a
barbed wire on top, SO that no one can
climb in there and cause an accident.
Everything will be fitted up with care, SO
the works will be neither dangerous nor a
nuisance. The concern will give employ
ment to from thirty to fifty men, including
coopers, and they will buy up all coal oil
barrels This concern will be very i'm
portant adjunct to the business interests of
the city and will from year to year
increase in magnitude. The Topeka
Commonwealth, referring to the filing ofthe
charter of the Wichita and Arkansas Valley
railroad, said it was dark and cloudy day
when there WAS not some big scheme orig
mated in Wichita.
That's so, and the thermometer is down
pretty low when work is not progressing on
some of these big schemes.
The importance Of the consolidated tank
lines works can hardly be over-estimated, as
they will keep pace:in growth with the -four
ishing young cities scattered all over south
western Kansas.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-15
A PLEASANT PARTY.

Beneath the grateful shades Of that syl-
vian retreat, Lakeside, the home of Commo-
dore Woodman, An attache of this paper
yesterday afternoon, in his suburban per-
ambulations, ran on TO a large party Of pro-
fessional and business men who seemed SO
intent on pleasure that they did not even
notice an intrusion. There was table
spread with white linen, just on the
bank of the river, which WAS loaded with
fruits, cigars, etc, behind which stood q col
ored gentleman industriously dishing up
something in cut glass tumblers which was
taken for lemonade or that kind of milk
for which the preacher advised his hostess to
thank the Lord for the COW that gave it.
Two or three knots Of gentlemen were pitch
ing quoits, another knot were telling stories
and the Commodore was here there snd
everywhere. Everybody had his coat
and hat off and from continual roais Of
laughter and repartee reaching the ears of
the item hunter he concluded that twenty
happier men could not be found in all the
town. The Commodore is famed as grand
entertainer and for his social qualities and .
bid to the Inequalities of his home OF
grounds 10 q guarantee Of good time.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-15
DECLARED INSANE.

An inquest of insanity was held by Judge
Jewett Yesterday on Mrs. Mary Croll, wife
of Frank Croll, carriage maker at the
Southwestern carriage factory. Jury OF
six, after hearing the evidence adduced re-
turned verdict that the said Mary Croll
was insane and not fit person to be unre-
strained. The probate judge will send al
once his report to the secretary of state and
an application to the superintendent of the
insane asylum to be passed on SO that she
may be admitted in that institution.
The woman in question has for some time
past been quite violent, at one time throw.
ing brick through the house Of neighbor
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-15
SOCIAL PARTY.

The handsome residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Ross was the scene of pleasant social
party on the evening of the 18th. Follow
ing is the list of those participated: Miss
Martin, Misses Blanch Brandon, Renetta
Ross, Lula Brandon, Julia Ross, Malinda
Ross; Messrs Geo. Z. Hammann, George
Enos, Hunter L. Shober and A. Caudle.
A tempting array of Refreshments was
spread in the elegant dining room, to which
the merry company sat down at 1890 amid
anecdote and social chat and did ample JUS
tice to the delicious viands, ice creams and
such delicacies as Mrs. Ross knows how to
prepare. The remainder Of the evening was
spent in social amusements enlivened BY
vocal and instrumental music.
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Musical Director.
ION ARNOLD,
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

There will be meeting of the Sedgwicl
County Republican Central committee il
Wichita, Kansas, on Saturday, August 22nd
1885, at o'clock p. m. Business of i'm
portance to transact. By order OF committee
T. B. WALL, Chairman.
A. B. WRIGHT, Sec'y.
The following are the names and post
Office addresses of the members of the com
mittee:
Lincoln Township-L. A. Wilson.
Payne-C n. Tanning.
Minneha-0. p. Massey.
Grant--Jas. Beard.
Kechi-A. Z. johnson.
Wichita-T. D. Fouts.
Gypsum-M Chaplain.
Rockford-Al Minich.
Eagle-W. w. Davis.
Park-H. Hudson.
Greeley-Giles Hernden.
Sherman-Thos. Northrop.
Union-F NJ. Dofflemyre.
Delano-John Mccormick.
Attica-C. NJ. Miles.
Garden Plains-A. d. Wheeler.
Grand Rivef-R- NJ. Chamberlain.
Waco-H. ". Balch.
Illinois-James Sackett.
Afton-W. S. johnson.
Morton-H. o. Williams.
Salem-E. n. Phillips.
Ohio-W. II. Bsughman.
Ninnescah-J. /. McCully.
Viola-H- W. Adams.
Erie-O. Culver.
Cheeney-P. ID. Tull.
First Ward-M. Stewart.
Second Ward-J. Vineyard.
Third Ward-T. B. WALL
Fourth Ward-A. B. Wright.
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POLICE COURT

Frank Nash was up for being drunk yes
terday and fined three dollars and costs.
Cora Hsvill, Anna Cranch and Mrs.
Stevenson were before the court on charge
of being prostitutes, and on plea Of guilty,
were fined eight dollars and costs.
L. Priest was being tried yesterday for re-
sisting an officer. Judge Campbell for the
city and Judge Milton for the defense. A
large number of witnesses were examined
and the question of guilt hangs on the fact
OF who commenced the attack at the time
Of the arrest. The defendant was not actu-
ally engaged in disturbance of the peace.
the case will be concluded to-day.
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MAGISTRATES COURT.

Geo. w. Poston, alias G. w. Smith, a
keeper of a house known as the "Red Light"
a VIGOROUSLY bad place, was up before
Justice Thomas on complaint Of Eta
Poston, his wife, who alleged that the de-
PENDANT had threatened and attempted to
kill her, and in consequence was in mortal
dread and fear of her life. The court, after
hearing the complaint, held the defendant
under $500 to keep the peace. The recent
trouble was brought about by the plaintiff
filing bill for divorce in the circuit
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DISTRICT COURT.

The following cases were fled yesterday
in the district clerks Office:
The Bernhart Mercantile Co., vs. j. r
Turner, suit on promissary note of $500.
An order of attachment issued agains. the
goods, chattels and estate of defendant.
The Bank of Montreal VS. William Crow,
suit on promissary note of $1,000.
+. L. nnedy VS. Aaron McKinstry, suit
to enforce lien on judgment.
Nichols, Sheppard & Co, VS. c. w. Bun
mel, ct al, to foreclose mortgage of 81 100.
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Chinese Laundry.

Ladies and gentlemen's washing Of all
kinds done in 6rst-class style. Washing
brought from house and delivered G. O.
D. First-class workmanship and satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Drop card in postofice
and we will get your washing and deliver
it free of charge. Prices REASONABLE.
Yours respectfully, p. o. box 240, AT East
Douglas avenue and 252 North Main street.
d5O-1m<
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The entire stock of dry goods, groceries,
show cases, counters, shelves. one two-seat
spring wagon and pair of ponies. The
stock is in good shape, only about three
months in business, Was owned BY Y. B.
Ruflege west of bridge. will sell the en-
tire stock At bargain. or trade for city
property or farm land. A good chance for
some person that wants 70 start country
store. must sell Immediately, As have no
time to attend to Il THos- H. LYNCH.
Z 50 I-v .:
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Headache is terrible thing to be subject
TO, but Cobb's Little Pills will cure it OF
money refunded. If the liver is torpid and
the bowels constipsted, you feel sick "all
over" Your head will ache and be dizzy
your appetite will be poor, etc. Cobb'e Lit.
tie Podophyllin Pills are the one genuine
remedy now before the public ~ start the
machine into proper action. Only % cents
per bottle. No cure no pay.
1895 ALDRICH & Brown.
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THAT CHALLENGE

The fremont Rustlers, in accepting the
challenge of the Goodyear Dudes, having
changed the terms of the game from q
friendly contest to blood game for $50 q
side, We, the Dudes, accept the challenge,
but We desire to make it 500, and if the
Rustlers have any sand in their crop let
them cover our check now in Cash Hender-
sons hands or bride their tongues.
F. w. OLIVER.
Following are the Goodyear Dude nine:
W. A. Smith, Harry Lyttle, II. W. Alden,
II. Z. Case, Frank Worster, Hull Bros,
Will Collins and F. W. Oliver.