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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-07-20

The steamer Planter brought 1926 bags sugar
so bags rice, horse and 20 hides from Kauai July
10th.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-09

Without a doubt SLeePth
CLIFTON & co. are sfII'ng
THE BEST BOOTS ANU
SHOES for the CASH m0"i'
of ANY HOUSE in tho C''S'
THEIR COOS ARE SOl'V
AND REL ABLE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-09
WV. n NANDERnIII DEAD.
He pied suddenly Yesterday Nori

ing.
>.,.,. I..,,, b,c.ul,,,. Nul;.r,
,,.
II. au"'thh' is "'a'' ''"""'
moment, warning, the message came
to- niru. and his life terminated. ON
earth
r,,..,,,..l., t,o ,o.i tim. f., .-,,..l
a ,,n,J ttsrn,,olI Lr'l,y n,t Nm,
.',Iv.d lnJ in the large .o.lar,. room
t,n y';nIors nf wLiHh .nyrrlnnL tho
..r.nur Nr Vsrdcrhi,t IookrJ A. if
h., lad o,iInn ;ntn'a,..nil. Sion III.
f..,turc. wnrn ncorcfuI ora ~ ,atnrsl
yif ,c h,d NJ ..o.nd toll.in,, and
IoiJ dn,yn IN r..t nj. death bad
imam a. n.irIos. ns if wos -udden
", va,j.riiI, uas aiv.a,'- 49,, ..rIy
,'.,. WEnn in I'M. Inuuu dny-
u.,ri nJ III. -,s,nn Island
f.,,, u, ,,,. l,i. ru.t,p, IA rise ,vith
,t.'.',, srd Ln .u.rdtn .a, i'm hi. lat
.r nf. u,.t ha L,,I nttau arisen at ,
,..l.,l. tn.,,, tn Now Work md r.
Ylrr. hi. brral. G,-i and nl,uoh ,u f.,
or ..tr .yrsr- me- ind u,,dr il n prAr.
r,.rto l,nyr his bed at : or not much
letrr. nnd throughout his increasing
ID health OF the last two winters. b,
h,I addicted TO this practice. After
arising TODAY he had hrm his u-ua
uuniuiup conference With his sons
Cornelius and William H.. VINO Wrr,
the active managers Of his railroad
prnrrrti,. and afterwards with Mr.
\ pn.-ntrr hi. nrivuta .rcrrtar,
and t.r treasurer of rbr New YORK
Central rond tn whom he entrusted =,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-09

Leave VaCo, NO Pacific R'y ......... l2l7 p n
Leave temple u. e. aud ; r R'y $50 y IN
AT Moo EdOR the q . aud north bound
It Louis express leaving waco At $50 p III.
AT AoGkkuOR the q and south bound
~ L'uis local phsseuger leaving hcGrsgoi
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-09

MalaEorIu oyster, 81, cents per
du1rn. ~ tho ST. Charles
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-09

Pixies Ioothachc Drops cure ia one
minute. German Corn Remover Kills
corus and buniuns.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-17
Tribute Of Respect.

The following resolutions of respect
TO the memory of William BouZarth,
late memb sr Of the WeccacOe Steam
Fire Eagine Company, No. 3, have been
adopted
Resolved, That while we bow IN humble
submission to that All-siae Providence. we
desire u tuingle our mpHthies with . 0se of
the relatives and III snds Of the late william
Bouzarth
Resolved, That by his death the eccacoe
steam Fire tLgihe Company has lost =
worthy member and one Who vas Identified
With ana deyote. ly attached 70 ITS interests
and prosperity and WhO wac universally es
| teemed as Ian ami Il fireman.
| Resolved, That the contrary lolns with
| the 'aullY and friends ~ Te.rcts n the iosi
| OF so yaluf bio member aid ex rehses II.
heartfelt sorrow for his demise.
hes lived, That the apparatus of MS COIN
| paoy be dfaped In mourn ing for thiriy da, 2
ans that copy Of tiHso resolution 20 seh'
| TO tho family % the deceased ami that they
be published IN t,o iaily Dew.p .pers OF thi'
city ana spread upon the secretary = minutes
EZHA =. O. UEESa,
1lMoThY i A,EnToN
hHHJAMISF iNEah,
t0mu.ittee
Daily Republican., 1885-03-17

San Francisco, Cal March
18th, Martha Gibbons, widow OF the late
Dr. Henry Gibbons.
NJ aHION-In this city, on the 11th inst (:
John, ron Of John and Rose Manlon, aged
mouths.
KkLLEY-On tho 10Th inst, Edward KEEL
Icy, aged a. years
kolatives and friends are res ectfully In
vited TO attend his tunt raj from the residence
OF his brother-tn- law, A. Jeandcli, No. wv
Poplar street, IN Wednesday afternoon at 2 80
o'clock ser, ices Mt st. Mary's church.
lnterment at Now Cath soral cemetery.
rOULSON- Un March ID, al the residence
Of her scn.ir law, so Washington street
Mrs Elizabeth 1oulson, aged o3 years, wife
OF James TUulson, formerly OF Cecil County
Md.
lnterment at Hopeweii, Cecil County, NJ l..
On Wed ncsday morning. Cecil County pa
.ers please copy.
La WLLSS-Dn tn 18th inst. = homas Law
Ioss, aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends are RESI- ectiuliy In
vi ed to attend his funeral from ID ate rest
dence, at the Ait. Pleasant hotel, chi tinni
HGndred. on ihursiay morning nj 93 O
CLOCK. Bigh mass list Joseph's church. In
ternent " ut. JGeei his cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-17
FOURTH EDITION,
Dots.


Leave your measure for a nice fitting
suit at the Boston Clothing House.
1t Is easier 10 fall down than II is 70
get up with pair of roller skates on.
A pair of n ickel plated roller skates,
used but a short time. will be sold
cheap. Apply at this Office.
Harry T. Cause, Vice President OF
the Harlan & Hollingsworth Company,
Is confined TO his home by sickness
Tindall & Bro. advertise eeveral
new six room houses for rent in the
eastern part OF the city.
Persons who wish 10 engage in poui
try raising, should call on and see the
Incubstors at 1908 Jefferson street.
VIM. Atwood Weidin, of Newport, will
sell his horses, wagons, ETC., AZ puhiic
sale, tomorrow afternoon, the l8th
inst.
Neasey's telephone NJ Eighth and
Monroe streets Ii no longer pay sta
| ton. His customers can now make
| free use of it.
Master Robert Bruce celebrated his
sixth birthday yesterday by giving a
| party to his young friends. They had a
big time with their girls
| Ii Ia said that the Washington Re
publican has again chagned hands.
| This time 1t il thought that Mr. james
Il. blaine Owls the controlling interest
Oh the paper.
George Veale. Jr, of Brandywine
Hundred intending TO remove to Phila-
dolphin, will s-n mis- STOCK and farmlu z
ufensiis At pubic sale, ON Monday, the
I'D inst.
The st. Mary. Philharmonic Society
VIII give grand concert on Easter
Monuay night, April 6th, and extern
-'v- arrangements are being made FOL
the event.
General Manager Paul and Treasure
Trump of the Woodruff Palace Ca.
Company were IN this city on Monday
In consultation with Job II. jackson
President OF the Company.
Mrs. K. A. Moe will remain at %,
French street aud continue keeping
boarders, and Mrs. NJ. l. Thompson
Cher daught-r) will cuLuuct the dress
making branci.
Mr.. Levi q. Cameron, architect and
builder, OF Zion, III 'tis county, ha'
associated himself viii. VIM. Il. Farrel
IL Wilmington, De-! !Jr the purpose u
carry ing on the business OF architecf'
pnder the firm Iau.e If Cameron &
Farrell.
VIM. Donovan, of Eimira, New York
the winner OF the six days skating race
las signed articles Of agreement Tor 81,
900 side and sweep stakes If 500 e.ei
with keunett A. Skinner, of Boston, TO
another six days race. The race is v
lake place in May, at New York.
The President will hereafter time hi
hours for the reception Of the curious
who want 10 see what real, live
Democratic President locks like. OF
tic- hours 10 to l O'Clock, except ol
Tuesdays ard Thursdays, when the.
will be from 10 TO II O'Clock. Dunn
these hours he will receive all who Ca.
| Oh official husipe-s.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-17
n tnufeiiItItIbte H.

About 5 O'Clock ou N,ptu !
little Johnuy Boy.e, /? ma
his home IN Chester to 70 ns|
ne was tripping a.oag b, MI
driVluS past IN wA.0.. M
Inn for a ride. The team :.
ana the boy climbed Ia. s,r|
ride for a lew squares 10 N
content, bat tipAl.y a.sei 4.
lot him out, ~ thai d. nj
school.
tie paid no attention q /. /
but whipped up bis ton. md A
On. johnny clIcd aud beQos !
ont, bat tbs iuaa 0o,; NJ
told him ttai As be gautsl !,
would Civ, hin a gga am,
not let him ont uu.i. aDou, I'll
he had sacAel S!x'a ml
streets. II this city, wdst N
and told him 10 60 s1sis h
1.-THE little fellow. Ind. IN
frightened wandered A,Ilvl3
not know my where % 10 nj
taken IL By a fanny Oh D.au
Daily Republican., 1885-03-17
Important 10 aIotel Guests.

In the Superior Civil Court at Hostou
on Monday in a suit of Miss Marie, Of
New York, against the proprietor of
the Hotel Nendome, the jury rendered
verdict for defendant. The action
was 10 recover $4,000, the value OF di;l-
nouds aud jewelry stolen from the
plaintiff while guest at the defend
ant = hotel in May, 1888 Il appeared
a the evidence that the properly was
locked in a bureau drawer in the plain
| titf's room, and was sto.en during he,
ab.ence. the door of the room being
| unlocked, az there was no key. The
rules OF the hotel, which were posted In
the plaintiffs room, reuqired hat guests
on itaying their rooms should leave til,
keys with the clerk At the Office, anC
that the landlord would not DO res pom
sihle for vaiuables lost or stolen uu!es
! given in charge of the Clerk. JuJz
| Kuowton in charging the jury said i
IL Was found that the negligence of tn
plaintiff contributed to the loss sh
could not 10 any event recover. Tn
| jury found tina. the plaintiffs negligence
| con ROUTED TO the loss.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-17
The New senator.

George Gray, who though not lav-
ing received the ballot yet, but wuo
has been agreed upon IA the successor
u Hon. T. r. BLyGri in the UnIiei
States senate, Is the son OF the late
Andre. &. Gray, Esq and Elijah ia
Schoiieli Gray ard WAS born at New
Castle. May 4ih, 1910, and on that date
next May be 45 years of age. MIR Gray
attended the academy in New Cast ,
his tutor b-lng William +. LANE, nov
cashier OF the Farmers Bank OF that
city, also Treasurer Of the Trustees OF
The Poor of NV Castle County, uutii
he Was preuared to enter Princeton
college IN 1857. He graduated from
Prihceton IN 1859, and in 1865 the col
iese conferred on him tue honorary
degree Of Master of Arts.
tie then read law with his father, who
WAS then an active practicinR attorney.
and william G. Spruance, E-q., aud
.t sr three years thus spcB', he wen
one year 10 the Harvard Law aebouG
u 1868 ne WAS admitted u the
| car, and AT once eLtered upon &C.
tIvt practice of his profession, and soou
! drep around him a large Datr0uarB.
| Iu 1881 Governor John w Hall ap
| pointed hlm Attorney General tor Inc
| State, and having removed To Winning
ton with the removal Of the Couri
| House he was re appointed IN 1881 b,
| Governor Charles S,Ockiey. This stej
ouly uttice Of great importance that Nj.
! Gs%y ever led. In New Castle b.
w4A for some time chairman OF III
| Board of Education aud tor some eigh
years was attorney for the Levy Court
He has always been Democrat Q
the most prJnounced type, aLl va
always sincere frieuG aud support4
Of Hon. Thomas +. Blyara. whose sea
no i soon TO nil. Alr. Gray Was
delegate TO the three last Demucratit
National Conventions, held re-peclivel
at St. Louis, Cincinnati and ChIcagl
BoluRa tSIcibio and eloquent speake
no Vas chosen 70 preseu; tho n.iDt I
Hon. Thomas (. Bayard for fresldei
tptu At Cincinnati aud C':caK
MIR. Gray was married IN 1910
| Harriet, daughter OF Dr. Charles
B.ack, by whom ne had i've children.
HIS wife dying May 18th, lso0,a .irt
oyer Two years afterwaEda he w.s Ela
rie} to Miss Margaret j. Back, his liz
wIf's sister. Mr.. Gray vii ABLY rel
resent his state in the Senate, and -
naturally become leader Of Lis part
In ability, character ami personal no
esty Delaware may be proud OF her ne
| Senator.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-17
F # 7 H ED|7I|
A niiiious,,-


Perhaps the weal,,,'.
Ian Ian who has died Tor INV 1' WA,
whose estate will reach ''lGs n
borhood ola million 5o,la q, ,
Henry Latimer, via s'', M
iarm In Christina Ha,a. iesli4
eide the city limits - !.
from the boundary I'M. Il, ' .
ward. Mr.. Lat.lner u ht
solid citizens, ana Ais xs ! ~
AS near ~ can be es,,m'' al1 y,
nihcent sum OF oue nn,'ias
sisting IN the greater n, ,,',a Y %
stocks. p'i' Of n
He held stock Ia tea,l, q,
RAJ roads IN the eoultry a. "
OF cities and canals, ws,,, 'sas|
cred good paying - ,1 "
WI has heea admit. Il = ''s ssa
letters OF admihi,,raI;s p% ~
granted to Henry Ltrla.,, !. M
appointed such il ill., wl'"Nd
| The estate vii. H. it,. H.
II enry Latimer, j.. so.l
Anna X and Mary il 80
or Tn DECEASED. M -.
made In tn. wili ,,..
Daily Republican., 1885-03-17
A-uaeu,., s.,E.

Messrs. Philips & Kau.l No, Eas'
Fourth street, deal IN dir, pain and
glass, hav- superior .Pmp Of called
Student OIL, peculiarly adanted 70 tht
use of students aud Indeed to all who
use lamps at night. Ite uperiority con
sists in tie fact that il neither smoke
nor smells and is non explosive. 2
students outfit is not complete w!taou
q supply of this oil.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-17
We Invite specisl Attention

60 our iarge assortment Of COOK stoves
and ranges of the latest designs
aud improvements, amongst which
are tie New Franklin, Royal. Made
and New Globe. TheVictor Cook can b,
furnished at lowest prices desired
Every stove sold by Us Is warranted
Cioslng ont house furnishing goods a
cost Old stoves taken in exchange
The ScIoen Heater x Stove Company
40 Market street ana Ala Ship,ey street
Telephone call, 263.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-17
ECzEm A
And Every Species Of Itch
ing and Burning Diseas-
ca Positively Cured.

ECZEMA or Salt Rheum. with its agonizine
II itching and burning, instantly retrieved by
warm bath with CuIfCuRA SOAR, and single. ap-
plicntion Of CUTICUKA, the great Skin Cure. Ihl'
repeated daily, with two or three DOSES OF tuIi
cuRA RRsoI VENT, the New Blood Further, 70 kee =
The blood cool the perspiFa.4tu pure aud unirri
Eating the bowels open the liver and kidneys &C
tive will speedily cure Eczema l.tttr Rineworm
Psoriasis liehen Prurltqs. seal Head banoiun
and every species OF Itching. scAly and fsmpi,
Humors of the scsip and SKIN, vi en- ilr best phy
sicians and all known remedies ian.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-17
meath Of IN Aged Indy

Mrs. john Elliott, an aged aud welt
known lady residing at Scaiord, G,ed
at the residence of her son.in.law, Or.
Hugh Martin, last Saturday, and was
inferred on Monday morning il
che p. f. church buryinR ground at
that place. She was y years Of age, a
member of the Episcopal church, and
had been in feeble health for som'
time,
Daily Republican., 1885-03-17

The eEG 81 suH IL Mrs. Jarley's wax
works. ~ IA h0use on Thursday
evening next, viii be a novel entertain
ment. and must draw crowded house.
Her wax figures are regular curiosities,
and can only be appreciated by SEEING
them.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-17

WIN Mcdonald, g,a2 Dearborn St, Chicago,
gratefully acknowedg a cure OF Eczema or Salt
Rheum OF head neck, face arms, and legs Tor SOW
,nteeu wears; not Abe 10 walk except on hancH
nd knee for one year; not able TO help himself
for eight, an trisd hundreds OF remedies doc
ors u-ouounced MS case hopeless permanently
sured IS ,'utGsUHA RUsoLvEsT blood puriflsrl m
.erralt. alJ ttIlCtHA and CUrIcCIA SOAP ths
reat SKIN care,l externally,
Daily Republican., 1885-03-17
Throat Diseases

Commence with q Cough, Csld, or Sorc
Throat, - Browns bronchial ifoehes give
Immediate RELIEF. Sold only In boxes. Price
10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-17
t-AT--t
W. B. SHARP'S.
4TH AND MARKET.

Ill iStllldo ilduAhCiCiAt' 10 dot
as good now though,and bet
ter because of the price. Then
IS cents, now IS; then I2t
cents, now 8 cents. Thel
price will sell them quickly,
as they are guaranteed all
linen. A few boxes of mourn
ing borders are among the
lot. Think OF it-six pure
linen hemstitched handker-I
chiefs for as cents.
VIM. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets Notion
Department.
five years ago the greater
part of tn. Carpet trade OF
this city was done by two
stores with varied and nuc-
tuating success and usually
with unmistakably high pri-
ces and poor stocks, thereby
sending many to the larger
icities for their carpets. 10
test the matter we commen-
ced selling carpets by sam
ples, and di. played them in
a small square box having
mirrors on the four sides,
(which reflected and multi
lplied the carpet to such en-
extent that it gave the APP
Ipearance of a room complete
ly carpeted. We soon found
we could sell carpets at low
prices even in this primitive
fsshion, and recognizing the
day OF low prices was fast ap-
|proaching, and that our peo-
ple would buy their furnish
ing at home if they had the
opportunity at right prices
1--WE decided to open a carpet
Istore in connection with oul
general goods store, the re.
suit being better stocks and
lower prices to our people
With increasing trade and
continued low prices we dis.
carded the rejecting box,
substituting a good-slzed
room Tor our carpet stock.
Again increasing trade and
the same policy of low prices
'lnecessitated more room, and
Ianother was added and to.
day eight times more space
is required for our Carpets
sIOil Cloths and Mattings, thar
! we had in our first room five
1years ago. To day, instead
! of two stores with old-fash.
d Toned IDEAS and prices, oul
2 lpeople can select carpet,
from eight. That we have
done our part fairly and wei
> In bringing about this resul
u only needs to be proved b,
1.-THE work we now do. Fiv,
ycars ago one man 10 sell
lone girl TO sew, and one MAJ
's to lay was more then enough
. to do the work, now thlrteel
L. hands is hardly enough 10
= the same work. w hat othe
e house here can show such
record, what other house Cal
serve YOU as wclli Las
S, week we lold you over co.
yards OF carpet were cut up
THAT much and nearly half a
much more will be reco,de,
this week, some good pal
Uterns are getting scarce, et'
. You had better select nova
.U5o, s., 10 and s. for Tapes
|try Brussels won't alway
last. We make no virtue {
necessity in these low price.
They were fixed by us at tn
t. first OF the season we max
Il the low price s, others hav
nd nd to- and when buying her
lyou are not entertained b
tales OF " 81 to 66c, 7oc.
%, $50" and so on ad inhnitun
i, The prices quoted being a
~ most rusty with age. No on
GtUOpc fn O efnv.. fr>r lo,b ~
Daily Republican., 1885-03-17

the prescription druggist, desires 70 accom-
modate in every particular. Htamps and
postal cards always on hand.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-17
OLD TIME STORE,
.KENNARO & co.,
NO. Gil Market Street.

NeTiry We HAVE BOUGHT Tf1g
@l machinery in the sew mil 81
NJ iDs -bilpir Ave. and Union street
q James Mckinney, and are
now prepared 70 furnish Eindiing wood Of the
best quality aud ST shortest notice. your
PATRONAGE 10 collected send orders by wagon
0r send postal card 70 factory, cO9asr OF Oh.
pin avenue and Union street, " lminS Nn.
DsI A.. X. n EARNS a. BIO,
Daily Republican., 1885-03-17
LOUR AND FEED STORE,
JAMES G. MORROW,
rwfir.n d rRIACH STREETS

WILMISGToS, DELAWARE,
Wholesale and retail dealer in
extra family iloul, .uperhne and
all GRADES o. Hour, best qualities
ald Lowest prices. Also corn in
|;he gram or cracked white and
yellow corn meal, buck.
wheat and rye -four grourd corn
and oats, ilili feed and bird food
Also lay and straw. potatoes,
ard al vegetable and flour seeds.
Also hrooms. buckets, brushes
and many other articles Of utility
always needed, AZ he lowest
prices
Daily Republican., 1885-03-17

sho. ygouuhton, Esq., lawyer , ; tate ST.
,p-tun r. porte a of Eczema undtI ats obr'ir-
-sttt'i ft.r Ton years which covered the patient .
,,dy aud INNS and 10 which al kno9u meth obs
,rrAt .a4nt had Leen applied without hrneit,
ghlrn Wa completely cared soieiy ~ t~ CUT
7VKA KHNEuiEs, leaving a clean and heLl'LJ SKIN.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-17

Nr. John Tibet. WAkesbGrre, Pa writes
nave SUFFERED from Salt hhrum for over eight
.years A. times 30 bad that euu q not attend 20
ny hnsIne-- Tor weeks At tlflt. lhree boxes ~
iryly cured mt OF this dreadful disease.
Sold by all druggists Price; CuTieUhA, 70 cts -;
lEsoLvES1 $i: SOAP % cts POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co. Boston Mass
send for How To Cure skin Diseases"
Daily Republican., 1885-03-17

LNUK RENT DtSI RABLE RESIDENC +,
A. No. III West Ninth street. Apply TO
BENJAMIN LLLIUTr No. g05 shipley
street, nl7.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-03-17

foh shht-PWo HOT WATER INCU.
quire ~ 1915 Jefferson street mhI- az
Daily Republican., 1885-03-17

ENok SAi.E-s9o win buy good horse
eagon, and hsruess Apply at Tia
N' '''H~1- mhl5.2tH
Daily Republican., 1885-03-17
VIM. B. SHARP,

fonrth and Market streets. Carpet
Department.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-24
PER ONAL.

Judge Green is registered at the occi-
dental.
Ray OLIVER came up from Winfield
last night.
Geo. Hene, of ouray, Colorado, is at
the Douglas Avenue house.
F. 7. Tillinghast, banker OF Clearwater,
spent Sunday at the fremont.
Miss Mossie Baldwin, who has been quite
i'll for week past, is much improved.
james Robson, of Robson Bros, dry
goods merchants, has returned from his eN-
tended trip to the eastern cities.
Frank .Iohns.n, son of Jack, arrived
from Indiana yesterday and the remainder of
the family viii be here in few days.
Harry Huddleston, nephew of Y. Il.
Stanley, arrived in the city upon prospect
ing tour from Union county, Indiana.
-Chas. johnson received telegram from
his home at South Bend, Ind, that one of
his children is very sick and he departed at
once in response to the sad news.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-24
ENGLEWOOD.

In November last, twelve persons of this
city formed themselves into a stock COM
pany for the purpose of building a town
in Clark county, this state. The officers OF
this organization were, \. +. Osborn, presi-
dent; w. l.. Mum, vice president; B. B.
Bush, secretary, and Grant Hatfield, treas
urer The directors being the four officers
above named along with II. +. Friend, j. A.
Friend, T. \. Rieman and 5. S. Miller.
But little publicity has been given to the
affair and perhaps nothing is known of 1t
by the public outside of those who have
been approached in business way upon the
subject The enterprise has now progressed
to such point that it is no longer an ex-
pertinent and it is therefore now made
public
The charter was granted and the company
incorporated under the state laws of Kansas
and the company organized with a capital
stock of S6O,O0O-GOO shares at 500 each.
This stock has all been disposed of and the
certificates are held by some Of the substan-
tial and leading business men Of the city.
The town site, which consists Of GAO acres
Of land in south central Clark county; has
been deeded to the company and surveyed,
staked and plated. 1t is located some five
miles from the Indian Territory line on the
south, and midway of the county east and
west. 1t is upon or near Crooked
| creek and IN the extensive and
beautiful valley of that stream
fertile and attractive spots in western Kan
sas. 1t also has the advantage of being up
on or near the cattle trail leading from the
Crimerron country, in the Territory, to
Dodge City and the north, and in short. has
all the natural advantages that could be
reasonably desired.
Inducements have been made TO those
who desire TO build and locate in the town
by deciding each alternate business lot to
any one will erect a building thereon. Two
residence lots being given for each residence
built. The contract for ten buildings is
now let and postt flee, hotel and printing
office will at once be erected; besides some
of the promiscuous lines of bushes.
that are usually found in new towns. y
paper is to be started soon and will doubtless
be devoted partially to placing the advan-
tagcs of that section of country before the
public.
The recently issued map of the Kansas
Southern railroad shows the proposed
western extension of that line to pass direct
ly through the Englewood site, though that
| Of course is not conclusive evidence that it
will so there. This fact, however, may be
looked upon as as suggestive and indicating
something. This western country is filling
up at a rapid rate and Clark being fayorite
county among those that are now being
most eagerly sought for, we judge from the
history Of former towns in that vicinity that
Englcwood will ere long be heard of as some
thing more than a spot upon the prairie.