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APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ administrators of the estate of JOHN r.
CAIRNES, deceased, has made Il final settlement
with the Judge of Probate for York county, and
on Monday. the 2nd day of March, 1885, at II
o'clock, \. NJ, will make application for final
discharge from liability as Administrator OF the
said estate.
ROBERT a. GILFILLEN, Administrator.
,JanuarV 20 Ut
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DRESS CHARTS.

II AM fully prepared to teach MARKLEY &
\ FULLMER'S GLOVE-FITTING SYSTEM
of DRESS CUTTING. Any lady of ordinary
intelligence can learn the entire system in from
three to five hours. If the rules of the system
are strictly observed fit is sure. Perfect salts
faction given or no charge made. 4 number Of
CHARTS now on hand. Charges reasonable.
For further particulars, apply to
MARY +. FERGUSON,
Sole Agent for York county,
Yorkvile, S. c.
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H. r. ADICKES.
GRAND CENTRAL
FANCY AND DRY GOODS
ESTABLISHMEN
Books and Stationery, and Headquarters
for all kind of Shoes.

CPECIAL inducements to cash buyers in
- wool filling Cashmeres at 10 cents per yard
ali colors and blacks. A large line of
Standard Prints at cents per yard.
A lot of BALL KNITTING COTTON at cents.
A lot of WHITE QUILTS at $3.50, worth 800.
BIG DRIVES IN ALL WINTER GOODS.
Ladies Cloaks and Jersey Jackets, Shawls, Un-
dervests and Drawers. Ladies' Cashmere Gloves,
Chldren's Gloves and Mittens. Flannel sack
ings and Dress Goods. Ladies' and Chldren's 8
Stockings. Our stock Of
Staple Dry Goods is Full Up.
In new and desirable styles and prices the low
est for Twenty live years.
A special drive in A Bleached Muslin at 81
cents per yard
GINGHAMS and SEERSUCKERS.
THE DIAMOND SHIRT
Is the best in this market-only 81. All styles
of Linen Collars and Cuffs, and Cravats in the
newest shapes just received and in stock.
lnery Store to close out remnants of fall stock.
OUR STOCK OF SHOES is very complete and
we guarantee GOODS AND PRICES.
"a Penny Saved is a Penny Made''
And the pennies that can be saved purchasing
from our extensive stock may be rapidly in
creased to dollars. Call and see for yourself
All kinds Of School and Miscellaneous Books
at publishers prices. Magazines and papers re-
ceived by almost every mail.
H. F. ADICKEs.
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons having claims against the estate
" of GEO. a. McCARTER, deceased, are notl-
fled to present the same duly attested. Those
indebted to the estate are required to make i'm
mediate payment -
GAZAWAY J. McCARTER,
Administrator with Will annexed
February II st
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF YoRK--COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
NJ. A. w. Smith, Plaintiff, against L. Lowry
: Smith. as Executor of Sam ael Smith, deceaS-
ed and also as one of his helrs-at-la", ..
Avon Smith, Sarah f. Dulin, A. Lawrence
Smith, Mary C. Hammel, Emily X. smith,
Elizabeth j. Hogue, Eliza A. Hogue, Samuel
V. Wallace, Jane E. L. Moore and EllZapeth
J. Smith, as heirs-at-law of said deceased
Defendants nts.-Amended Summons for Rene-
Complaint not .Served.
TO the Defendants above named: .-, l..
Won are hereby summoned and required to
answer the Complaint in this action, when
Is filed in the Office of the Clerk Of the Court
of Common Pleas, for the said county, ana
to serve copy of your answer TO the sa!o
Complaint on the subscriber, at ms once III
Yorkville, South Carolina, Will hin twenty Gays
after the service hereof, exclusive OF the oay oi
such service; and if you fail to answer tne cSIi-
plaint within the time aforesaid, the fla!ntlH IN
this action will apply to the Court 1of the re'iei
demanded in the Complaint.
H. ST. JOSEPH F. WALLACE, G. T.. 4. Els.
Dated Yorkville S. c., November lo, n. p.,
C. f. SPENCER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS: TO the De-
PENDANTS, A. Lawrence Smith, Mary e. Ham
mel and Samuel V. Wallace: Take notice
that the summons and complaint in this &C
ton was filed in the office OF the Clerk or
Common Pleas for York county. State OF
South Carolina at York Court House, on
the 10Th day of February, 1885.
c. f. SPENCER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
February 10 !"
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SCHOOL COMM1ssIONERs OFFICE

SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
VyHE office of the County School Commission.
er of York county, is on the second moor OF
the Adickes buildng-the first door on the lei1
of the passage. ~. aAhniocN,
February 10
APPLICATION FOR DISCHAkGE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the underslgnmesa'
Administrator Of the estate of Mrs. ADA,
LINE RAWLINSON, deceased, has made a final
settlement with the Judge Of Probate for 4ork
county, and on Monday, the 10th day OF Mareh,
1885, at II o'clock A. NJ, will make apphcatlon
for final discharge from liability as Aomlhls-
traitor of said estate. -.-.
February 10 o1
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-02-19

My stock of Medium and Common Furniture
NA is full up Of all kinds of Furniture kept in
this market, that was bought right, and we intend
to keep the lead in the trade. .-
G.. II. O'LEARY.
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Spetial Notites.
Religious Notice,

Religious Notice.
There will be preaching at Allison Creek, Sat-
urday afternoon at two o'clock. After preach
ing congregational meeting will be held for the
purpose of electing pastor. The members are
earnestly requested to attend. r. A. WEBB.
February l9 IL
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TO OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS.

TO OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS.
TEyHE idea prevails with many that our meat
\ market is an institution for the convenience
of persons living within this immediate vicinity
only. Such is not the case, as we are prepared TO
furnish at any time, ENGLISH CORNED
BEEF, ST. LOUIS ROLLED CORNED BEEF
Boneless and of extra quality Breakfast Strips
or Breakfast Bacon, all of which is prepared by
us, to any one who may wish it. We also can
FURNISH MEATS AND SAUSAGES
At prices that will compete with all. We are
also introducing to the public some novelties III
our business in this section, viz.
Liver Pudding, Blood Pudding, extra German
Liver Pudding extra German Blood Pudding,
Hogs Head Cheese Bologna Sausage, all sizes;
stuffed Sausage, mixed; also pure Pork Sausage.
DRIED BEEF! DRIED BEEF
The highest cash price paid for fat beef cattle.
Tf,- Dry and Green Hides wanted, for which
we will pay the highest cash price.
McELWEE Il DARWIN.
February5 If
SHERIFF'S SALE.
DY virtue of writs of ftieri facias to me directed,
ID will be sold between the legal hours Of Sher-
IFS sale. on THE FIRST MONDAY IN
MARCH NEXT,
The following property to wit:
Defendants interest in tract of land whereon
he now resides, in Fort Mill township, on the
waters of Catawba River, bounded by lands Of;
Lawrence Moore, .. IL. W hlte anu otnei ., anu
containing 300 acres, moro or less. Levied on as
the property of l.. NJ. Dinkins at the suits of J.
s. Wilson and Others [$245
On Tuesday after the first Monday in March,
next, at w. J. Jones Mill, will sell one lot Of
Cotton in the Seed-about seven hundred and
fifty pounds, more or less; one lot Lint Cotton
about 30 pounds, more or less and one lot OF Cot,
ton Seed-about Is bushels, more or less. Levied
on as the property OF Elijah Foster, at the suit
of j. R. Ashe under warrant of seizure. lS223
r. II. GLENN, S. y. {.
February 6 1T
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BERRY & BARBER.

FINE CAKE.
XNTE now have every facility for the produc.s
w ton of CAKES Of every description, OF
the finest quality and can guarantee satisfaction
Gin every particular. We will furnish estimates
Of prices upon application. Wedding Cakes a
speciality. 1t will be to your interest TO call upon
us when anything in this line is desired.
ISUSK. ROLLS,
GRAHAM BREAD,
LOAF BREAD, sc.
OF quality which defies competition. We can
furnish to order. on short notice, any article
known to the craft
Our Bread is:
Nice and white
Pure and light.
(But each Loaf weighs genuine siXteen-ounce
pound).
Yours for quality and quantity.
BERRY & BARBER.
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COMMON FURNITURE.

TARNESS, all grades. Brides, Collars, Whips
LII Hames, Back Bands and Trace Chains at
G. H, O'LEARY'S.
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OLD DEBTS.

nARTIES indebted to us, either by Note or
L Account, will please call and settle soon, as
all old debts must he paid.
LATrA BROTHERS.
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HARDWARE.

TNDER this head we call attention to our
l stock of Shovels, Spades, Picks, Forks,
Axes, Plows, Plow Moulds, Well Pulleys, Buck
cts, Chains, Shelf Goods, Pocket and Table Cut
lery, &c. LATTA BROTHERS.
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ADMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE.

IL persons having demands against the cs-
n tate of w. b. BYERS, deceased, are hereby
notified to present the same at once duly atested.
Those indebted are required to make immediate
MARY L. BYERS, Administrators.
Fahruary5 6 st
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FURNITURE.
SADDLES. &C.
HARM ESS.

4 FULL line Of Saddles at prices to suit all.
IA Saddle Blankets, Lap Robes and Horse
Blankets at g. II. O'LEARY'S.
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BAKERS STANDARD GUANO.
WYE again offer to the trade Bakers Standard
w Guano one of the highest grades OF Ammo
mated goods manufactured in Baltimore. Also,
Acid Phosphate and German Kainit
LATTA BROTH ERS.
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SEED IRISH POTATOES.

XTE have just received a lot of Early Rose,
w Goodrich and Berbank's s Seed Potatoes.
LATTA BROTHERS.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19
CHENEY

CHENEY, Has, June Il, 1888.
To the Editor of the Eagle,
\ beautiful shower visited rs this
morning.
Several farmers viii commence cut
ling wheat by Monday, There Will
bc more wheat around here than il
WAS iirs. expected and of a line quail
iry. TOO.
Mr. aud Mr.. W \ Thomas depart
to-day for Portland. Me, TO toe gone
tor about one month.
Oar base bail club has been prac-
Using often and can play a fine game
aow. There has been some talk III
base ball circles about challenging the
Wichita club. and if the Cheney boys
do that a very excellent game may he
witnessed.
Trade l.erc i pickin. up considcra-
bile. and after harvest will soon coEIc
up to lis height.
Mr.. \. Il. Fraser has renovated his
store-room aud ii i now the most
pleasant store in town.
Mr.. Gordv has just received a bath
tub and apparatus To heat the water,
aud will soon open Il bathroom.
Nearly 500 worth of tickets have been
subscribed for, ana from that we
Judge the enterprise will be a paying
one. FARMER JoHN
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

surveyed. 1t is locatediust across the
line i'm Scdgwick county. Will it ever
become a suburb of the city of the
plain:
Would il not be good thing for
Wichita TO extend her telephone sys-
TEN 80 Sedgwick and other neighbor-
ing towns, since it is building up
such wholesale trade? 1t would
seem to us to be good move.
The ladies of our Post are talking
of organizing a W. II. G. at this place.
u. 5. Mueller has moved his harness
shop TO his new building.
Bert Giffin will remove his grocer V
stock To the Congdon building i'll a
few days.
Anderson. the grocer, i cnlarging
his store room.
jSlocum e Barlly have put in a good
hearse.
Fresh paint is the sign displayed at
the Scdewick City bank.
Our primary teacher, Miss Alden,
opened II subscription school this
morning at school building for i term
of six week.. She l. one Of the best
if not the best primary teachers in the
valley. L. MCNANUS.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19


Ma and |. SIS. all -!.yly, are nor, like
sister, than va ter AMI daughter.
.Ge-. he aid with lingering infection
Oh I'll, atJar,uari o! has yes, which ros;
clear t. tie ceiling.
~Yc-. inIe,t, all the girl. with a rosy
hu-h on her checks making her infinitely
more beautiful ti.sh ever. Ma AMI arr
insaIsarabir. We have rcver been separated
ii -ingI. dny sine, | was little baby
.N-nn.7 he sail. this with an infection on
the second section 81 no that went only
hal! WY to ths ceiling All back again.
. dear 81 - the girl went on an her art
less way. ~ini ma always said that when
Wa ularri,i h wa, going TO love my hus-
band like u.v ,wa son AMI come and keep
house for Vs.
"Oa-a!' sal William. with a cirCuaiaex.
Then h rose ~ slowly and firmly, and sail
that he :,aI :. not. an bank to take up at 3
O'Clock: a. . M, now $50. he would go.
AMI he diB 81. Aud he didn't como Saci;
again. Vt never IN ma said to the girl:
That's wnrr1 you mIs7ei i; IN not fully
trusting vu;lr mother Why didn't You { III
M that man had been marr.el hs:ore' Had
! knoNIi D.. vas w.iower. | Nouli have
;.lavel The '..uule for Old women racket on
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

We are indebted 10 the Paragraph
Of Sedgwick City for this item: while
ia Valley Center. a few DAYS ago, We
were shown the beautiful banner re-
Gently purchased by the G.. ~ X. post
assisted bv the citizens of that town.
The banner i made of navy blue groS
grain silk, bordcred with very heavy
gold fringe, draped with two gold
cords and tassclS. mounted upon a
beautiful extension staff, and cost 800:
OF this amount S25 was donated by
Mrs. Charles +. Warriner, for whose
husband the post was named On
either side in superior workmanship,
j. painted. .Chas. l.. Warriner Post
335. G.. 4. H., Valley Center, Kan.
II i one of the mes; elaborate ban
ners we ever saw, aud scores a long
mark of enterprise for the post and
the citizens of the town. We also
saw the elegant portrait OF Cha>. +
Warmer, presented TO the pos! by
Mrs. Warrincr II is a very fitting
token TO keep ever fresh in their mem
cries the good man after whom thcii
post was named
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19


There are some personal "reminiscences u
Gen. Gordon IN recent number ot The
Nineteenth Century which are intere tug
Fl, II their c5vioIs sincerity Mr.. Siannarl.
who contributes them, was as, slant - the
manager II tie contractors Tor the fortiticl-
tons at GIaye>eni. AMI his recollection.
willie completely aEreen. with what IS
known frJ m other sources Il CORRIDORS be
lie I >aii->acriiice there. vet serve % re-
Iuind L that Gordon va, not one II those
c lyri~>S -aiu;- who ara unra:esmai by a
single human weakness.
or tie Earn lar eide 81 the picture Lere q
n cha -pIlnE pa, sc: G"rlou'- house VA
slresd'sa fun oi poor hoy> as It could h,li.
VIXEN another raSamu;tin applied for admit
taUcr. he WAS gut up Accordingly in
an empty stall n the stable. and a. Is o'c! ,cS
sharp next morning the colonel made ms
appearance, carryIs- lump o. soap a
bstE-towci. a brush. and spon-e. lie
called ;h. iittlr vaSaloni out into the yard
and having poured paii 81 bot water into
The trough. he then and there striI{e1 hi,
yoRnE frisa. ami gave him a thorough
clean sing from head g. foot
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

a correspondent of the Utica OBJ
server writes: Socially, Mr.. Arthur
is leading quiet life. Many have
been curious to Sc. whether hc would
resume hail-icIlowship with some of
the local politicians with whom he
used TO be cronics. for il was known
that his off -hncsS toward them while
in the White House had angcred them.
The upshot seems to be that he has
kept up his close friendship with a
dozen polite and cultured men out oi
the lot, and has dropped the mere
whceIcrs. with whom his relations
were never anything aside from the
machinery of political control. lie
spends some of his evenings cOngcnial-
" in the Union League club, the mcm-
bcr> of which stood by him pretty
firmly in his campaign for renonii-
nation: he goes 10 theatres once III a
while. always sitting behind the drap-
cry OF Il private box: and he has been
seen al the Jerome Park races, where
| saw him sin $50 one Gay on a chance
risk of $40
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19
HARPER WHEAT.

Harper county will be in the lead
again this year on wheat. There l.
great complaint all over the state in
reference TO the crop, but here al
home il Will he 4 success. Not per-
hap- n iIrgc a- some OF our Yields III
the past have been. but many fields in
the coun will produce a. heavily as
any former wear. We have seen large
pieces tina; we are satisfied will average
from twenty-five to thirty bushels to
the acre, and from that they will run
down TO twelve and fifteen bushels
From the present outlook II l. safe 10
say the average Weld in the county
will be from eighteen Ia twenty bush
els to the acre This j, good for
this year and will be far above the
state average But little was p!owed
NJ by our farmers, and some fields
that were thought in the early spring
TO be dead have come out wonderful
" and viii produce good crop y
few fields we have observed are a
good IL we ever saw in this country
or any other. Taken a. a whole our
wheat crop VIII be a success IN 1888,
which will make four successive years
of good wheat yields. This Is a good
a record as can be shown by any
county. and let il be remembered that
in the past years Harper county has
stood high up on the list only one or
Two counties Ia the state reporting a
larger average yield.-Graphic.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19
FRIDAY MORNING JUNE 10.

The Philadelphia Record is moved
to remark: Nobody can deny that
we are a moral and a law-abiding Eco
pie when it is considered that during
the past week gambling has been sup
pressed in New York, Philadelphia
and Chicago; pool selling broken up
at Coney Island: Sunday ball PLAYING
stopped in Cleveland: Sunday racing
placed under the ban of the church al
Chicago: and ''crap shooting with
dice hurled from its position a tho
most flourishin@ occupation at Dallas
Texas. These spontaneous reform
movements in cenicrS of population 80
remote from each other, bctoken 4
very hot summer for those iawlessll
Inclined
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SEDGWICk.

SEDGwICK. Kan, June Is, liilSj'
To the Editor of the Eagle.
Are Won going 10 Portland seems
io be the popular lnquirs at present.
Among those that we have heard OF a
intending making the trip we name
the followingr W. W. Woofendcn,
n. a. Mathis. : Tucker. John Wright,
Mrs. l.. \. Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. a.
+. Griffin. q. W kauabel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pollard. of Garnt. also their
son. L. +. and Others. Wish YOU all
a pleasant time. a tor us we will wait
until next wear TO attend the cncamp-
meut.
Sila> Preston met with quite 4
serious accident a few day- ago IT
Emporia He was shipping cattle TO
Kansas Civ and by some means got
his foot pincned between the bumpers
ofthe ears. We learn he * recovering
and will not lose any portion of his
fooi aS WAS at first supposed.
The churches observed Chiidrcn>
day Yesterday in Il very pleasant man
ner. The programme WAS good and
fairly well executed.
About twenty of our citizens have
taken timber claims in the southwest
corner of the stale. ana others have
purchased land and laid out a town
cite in kingmaa county. Their maps
ALREADY show railroad running
through il. The parties backing this
enterprise are showers and will proba-
blv make il success.
The excavation for the school house
is ali 5ut completed. and material l.
being delivered on the ground.
Our loatcrS are disconsolaie since
our merchants adopted the plan OF
closing their stores al ; p. IN. We
don't hear any complaints from their
wives. however, 80 we suppose 1t i
lIrirht. W. j. Eastou. " LEGISLATOR
and Mr.. Watson are each building res
licences.
&. l.. Pollard has commenced eNca
waiting for brick meat market. W.
were shown Il plan of the proposed
building. Ii will be first class and )
long felt want. but how do you expect
to run meat market in Sedgwic6 ant
fiji the office OF sheriff Of Harvey
county. Elicit?
Mr.. Peet is talking ofmoving to Mt
Hope.
Mrs. LLOYD has had a very tasty bay
window built 10 her house, also oihel
Improvements
Homer Stephenson has had an al
d:tion to our town site plated anc
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

.SAu fr1ff-~c1 NiiI,'tllai'l
sat On one = tue lack row. AZ cue II 'n-
lest festival concerts We hal lots 4 fun.
sar u va, not mGca u.s. listening B'hiai
me sat a very well-kno~n lawyer AMI a
adv. They could not see much q tie stag.
even Maie. Rive King cane out T. play a
piano solo II WAS long one. hut We could
not bear. The lady behind u'- go ny an
..Ok-l n :he stage, after long ~sit
%. my, Shes a-Soin' Il YET
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19
Etiquette Of Misunderstanding.


TEe.etiqu,tts % hand-'hakins IS simple
NJ man should a ,lima 80 tax, n laiys hand
unit. II i, offered \ LAZY cxteniS her hani
and allows the gentleman TO take it. On in
PRODUCTION in room married laiy gen
orally shakes hand ; Young ladies' not o;tan.
II, the ballroom where the intr piuction is
FOR dancing. not fer friendship. never shake
hands. The more public the place Of intro
duct;cI tie less hand -shakins take place.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

Msn,s Kin Boots AM solid only sl.7o
Mans n K CAR Boots All soid oply 26O
Mems KpS Shoes an solid a good work shoe, 100
Mans Eins I)rsss Shoes all stvlee only l6O
Women = Fine Button KID Shoes worked holes l.26
Women's Fine Button Goat Shoes holes, 1875
Women's worked holes, Las
9 90
Tnned School Shoes butt
Ch;jdr Tpped school shoes button, TO
strange how do it, but do and We
equally good bargains fact acknowi-
size stock, excellence OF goods
and styles. low prices at the Red Front
A. ALLEN.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

Bull terriers are fashionable pets They
are useful in family Of young children.
since they eaiurs anything from their young
charge and resist aEy attack from
k.rangeH
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19
Money saved


! kilagieIlIllA heSo-ii
Alta verv moderate estimate, sli, S75. 90
year Is saved by lssiiny American news
papers through their failure 20 accept bets
1iferei about their circulation
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Gordon ecrusbinG a rsuper.

The area, Of c >sly-bIil; stores ami resi-
dencoS Of LONDON. including the most pofu
lUu- suburbs ! ! - square miles.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19

Greeley aiway> went 10 sleep IN church,
and On occasion ma Ia an abstract Of the
sermon after he WOKE up
National Republican., 1885-07-11

Two YEARS ago THE NATIONAL REpUB-
which the water supply was regulated.
The result was that the authorities COM
menced a vigorous prosecution of those
who wasted the water, and the complaint
ceased. 1t is now asserted that persons
living in the northern part Of the city are
unable to obtain water during certain por-
tlons of the day, and that great inconve-
nicncc is suffered on that account. The
engineer commissioner should look into
this matter at once, as there seems to be no
good reason why, with the present condi-
tion of the river, people living upon the
high ground should not have q full supply
of water as well as those residing in other
sections Of the city.