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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-08
LOCAL BRIEFS.
@cEEE BLACK Crows! !
HERALD P. & P. Co.

6 kEE DLACk GIOWS-
NEyApA's SPECIAL car was inspected
by q number Of people yesterday.
T. z. JOKES & Co. received Yesterday
one car GeTmania bullion, 81, Ala 81.
UNION NATIONAL BANK received
yesterday eight bars Alice bullion,
$8,389.55.
TIE EH4A NEVADA Concert Company
ere at the Valley House. The party
numbers ten people.
TIE KAN who prophesied that there
would be no snow before Christmas,
was not TO be seen yesterday.
". T. CARLETON, C. II. Drew, Tracy
Titus, and G. III. Lemoine, Of the earle
ton Opera Troupe, are registered at the
Continental.
THB GRAND Jury made report
Yesterday. but it was announced that it
was n the hands OF the District AT
tornev. and would not be ready for a
day o. tao.
McMuRRiNs condition is regarded as
being more hopeful each day. The
opinion was yesterday expressed that
he might pull through. There IS nothing
positive yet, however.
II. s. LAxEY has been appointed
deputy register Of the First precinct,
vice ". 4. Taylor, resigned. john W..
Clark, was also appointed deputy re-
gister OF the Fourth Precinct.
McCoRs1cK & Co. yesterday received.
three bars, Stormont bullion, $500;
three cars Starmont, $4,110; four cars
Eanauer, $12. 800; one car Queen Of
Hills ore, d 200. Total, SO 500.
TIE TEMPLE Of Honor anniversary
was celebrated last evening at their hall
IN a very enjoyable manner, and was
attended by many OF the members and
friends Of this popular and growing
order.
TIE DISCLOSURES in the case Of Deputy
VanGercook wall come out in the Police
Court this morning, always suppoSing
that Judge Zane and his friends have
hit upon nc plan for suppressing them
and coming to his rescue.
MRS. FIELDS, the woman brought
from Colorado with Fanny Davenport
is at the Penitentiary, whether guest
or a prisoner of Marshal Ireland, it is
ment By Dr.. Taggart, the Penitenlary
physician.
IT IS said that owing to the fact that
It is expected that the Supreme Court
of the United States viii soon conStrue
the Edmunds Act, no cohabitation
cases viii be brought on for trial in the
First District Court at present, but the
court viii wait a reasonable time foI
the decision OF the superior tribunal.
TIE GRAND Jury came into court
yesterday, and presented six indict-
ments, all under the laws OF the Terri.
tory OF Utah. It subsequently proved
that four Of them were against B. Y.
Hampton. and it is surmised that the
other two are against Fanny Daven-
port and Mrs. Fields, the latter OF whom
who Is now an inmate of the Pen.
SEVERAL PRoNIEENT merchants yester.
day sent dispatches to the large mer.
camille houses east and west, denouncing
the stories OF the situation here, and
branding al the infamous statements
of the Associated Press agent as lies
Travelling agents of certain houses sem
similar kilograms. and some of the
leading journals Of the country sent FOL
special dispatches, so that the damnablt
hSrs down the street will notshave it al
their own way this time.
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She Walked Up Du.i nr he singing.

They were singing a pleasant song 10
a delightful tune. She walked iron a
troubled sleep and said: oh! stop
that horrid singing" She explained
that she had been having a dream aud
an unpleasant one because she suffered
from indigestion. No use OF suffering
from indigestion as long as you can get
Browns Iron Bitters. Mrs. Emma
Williams, OF StarkYille, Miss, writes
that Browns Iron Bltters completely
cured her daughter of indigestion.
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ACTION BY THE CITY.
The Federal Officials Invited
to be Present.
NOT ONE OF THEN RESPONDS.
The Apostles of the Mormon Church
DenSunce the Fabricators-Utter
Needlessness OF Troops.

The forwarding of troops to Salt Lake
City, and the sensational rumors which
continued to thicken upon all hands
decided Mayor Sharp, on Saturday last
+! that if was time to take some decided
action to counteract the effect of the
gravely mischievous accounts which
must have been sent to Washington to
induce any such steps as had been
tlken. The City Council was called to-
gether, and a resolution passed to the
effect that a meeting of investigation
should be held on Monday morning at
| 10 o'clock, and that every one who
might be presumed to know anything
relative to the truth of the rumorS
upon which statements had been sent
away, should have an opportunity of tie .
tifyingto what they knew, in order that
the positive facts might be arrived at.
The Recorder was directed to issue in
vitations to the following gentlemen:
Hon. Eli H. Murray, Secretary Thomas,
General McCook, Lieutenant GrOesbeck.
G. s. Varian, Marshal Ireland, p. i.
Williams, J. L. Rawlins, s. A. Merritt,
VIM. Jennings. John Sharp, Z. Little
and John Q. Cannon.
At Ito O'Clock yesterday morning the
Council met in its chamber, Mayor
81 arp presiding, and every member
being present; the only ones present of
those invited were Bishop Jno. Q. CAM
non and ]. L. Rawlins, Esq. The
recorder read the following answers TO
invitations:
Fort DOUGLAS. Dec. 9Th, 1885.
He5sr II. Wells, City Recorder, Sail Lake:
Sir-Referring to your commumca-
ton OF yesterday, requesting my
presence ut an official investigation
ordered by the City Council concerning
the origin OF certain rumors affecting
the Leace and welfare of the city" 1
have the honor, in reply, to say that I
can only communicate facts coming to
nv knowledge in my official capacity
to and through my superior officer.
AS to personal knowledge OF said
rumors and their origin. know no.
thing which to me seems of material
value, or could aid the Council IN its
work.
While approaching the courtesy ex-
tended, beg you will consider that in
declining 10 appear as requested. am
acting within the customary and legal
restraints of my Office.
Very Respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
S. w. GRoESBECK,
First Lieut., Adjt. Sixth Infantry and
Post.
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Exkotr TIVE orr1cn,

December 8, 1855.
Sir have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt OF Your communication, in
which you state that cat a special
meeting OF the City Council of Salt
Lake" held last night, lit was decided
that an official Investigation of the
rumors in circulation at the present
time affecting the peace ard welfare of
the city, ETC.. be had and inviting me
TO attend, and to furnish the Council
any information concerning the matter
that 1 may be in possession of. Ihave
20 state that have for several DAYS
been engaged in investigating and con-
municatiug for the information OF tie
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.'Ths" Place OF beverages.

The Occidental bar, where the choicest
OF vines, liquors and beers are manipu-
! lated iH-4he most tempting fashion by
the experienced proprietors. The
family trade and private parties sup
piled. Best Of California aud imported
wines and fragrant cigars always in
took. AUER IL MURPHY,
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we have just received from New
~. + s4 York importing and publishing house q
large and very select lot of Steel En-
cravings, Photographers, Photograph
Art copies, etc. The pictures are the
finest ever brought to Salt Lake, and
will be sold at New York prices. AL
kinds Of Picture Frames made 70 order.
REYERs Bios.
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Fashionable Tailor.

Jos. Bau'G.ar;ea. No. III, M MT 6ttl
makes NC TIE trest and o. 49, ]
suits at prices to suit the ts'n.iSths,
has Just received p fine line o. Nm I'm & r
his own importation. give n''
and be convinced
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RENOVATION

T. G. Lyngberg. the old and raL2.lf
green grocer and dealer in poultry, Isl
and game, is having 1 thorough rsnoVss
ton made in his premises, in order {
give him full opportunity to display ..
choice line of wares he is receTi0g 10
the holiday drade.
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GHmnasts Attention.

Leave your orders at Spencer & Kin
ball for your Athletic Shoes and Sr,
pers. We make them to order forSl 3
500, 1925. Call and see samples.
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sHILOR'S CURE viii Immediately
relieve Group. WhOoping Cough and
Bronchitis. For sale at a. G. Smith d
&c. Is Drug store. II
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HIGHEST price allowed for dried apri.
cots, peeled peaches, plums and pears
at G. T. GCLNER & Bros.
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For Rant.

Ground Floor Offices for rent in As
Contributor Building, No. 40 Asin
Street.
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Bad whisky.

Two soldiers with guns on their
shoulders staggered out OF the Elk
Saloon, opposite the Theatre, yesterday
afternoon, and with filthy oath one Of
them cried, t. the Mornons." Mr..
Jno. Burt, who happened 10 be passing
glanced around, and one Of them said,
II mean it." A HERALD reporter. who
was told OF this, with the addition that
the men were tWO of the provost guard,
at once traced the matter up, DESTROYS
20 learn whether guards liable TO get
drunk were 10 be allowed 20 carry arms.
He found that tie twc men had fallen
away from the company marching 70
the Post. had ran down a block, taken a
drink. and ran lack to catch the troops
on the next block. Mr.. McETan. the
barkeeper. says one was corporal and
the other u sergeant, and that both had
the letter ID" on their caps.
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1000 BOXES OF window glass. al, size
Just arrives, NJ e.. r. CCLHER & BeOs.
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A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle of Shilohs Catarrh Remedy
Price so cents. For sale at A. @. SmiA
i Co.'s Drug Store. Is
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Have reduced the price of photograph
All work done by the dry-plate instanh
ueOus process. Reduction permanent
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President the condition of affairs per-
tanning to the peace and welfare of the
people of this city in common with
other parts of the Territory and to say
that [ am pleased to know that
the Council of this city propose to
investigate the matter, L beg that you
will say to the Council that l will be
gratifed to receive from that body any
facts bearing on the subject that may
be of service to the President, the Gov
ernor, or to the District Attorney who
is charged with the duty of the prosecu-
ton of offenses against the laws of the
United States and of Utah, and that it
Will be my pleasure at all times to sup
port the mayor in his efforts to preserve
the peace and IN unfolding the law. q
Respectfully,
e. II. MURRAY,
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BOYS SUIrs, all ages, $3.50 and Up.
wards. GOLDSMITH & 70.
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Lapharn,s Dress aud C1G%Is Hau''
Dressmaking IL al IL branClsI
Special attention given to orders III.
the country. Orders filed on ;lJ
notice. Ready-Inade Dresses KEEP.
hand. Agent for MCCail's Bazaar u.
terms. No. 40 W, First South Street Z.
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EXAMINE the nob5y styles in q
OYercOats at l.. QOLDBEEG' 7
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SRI have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your communication,
dated December 9th, 1885. inviting me,
on behalf OF tae City Council, to be
present at a special meeting of that
body, called to Investigate "the rumors
in circulation at the present time af-
fecting the peace and welfare of the city
and its inhabitants" and TO return my
thanks for the same.
Please say to the gentlemen OF the
Council that l have no information
bearing upon the subject mentioned,
o her than that which is now in posses
sion of the Governor.
! am. sir,
Very respectfully,
ARTHUR L. THOMAS.
Secretary of Utah Territory.
Y,ber II Wells Cs1 Gffy Rsr0rder.
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Sunday School Union

Thesnowstorm of last evening
a very meagre attendance a. ~ OSoa'tt
day School Union meeting in - - gu
sembly Hall, but it was nona ,S sue A. Is.
interesting. '' 'ne lss,
Music by the ban and choice =.
by the Fifth Ward choir, led bv y y lsrs
Clark, preceded the opening S,o GsOfs
John Vincent. After roll csHfI 'Syef b.
Charles Ross, of the Twentetib NuS "a
read an interesting address on t5 nstt
OF Brigham Young. Remarks WI sls !, he
made by John Afford on ths fnt. 1aeo
the boys of Utah. u'e o..
Superintendent John G. CutIar
on the subject of decorum. AMI pose
the conduct at the Union moo! va.
should be a reflex of the SUNDAY ~ eng
teachings: ''uoo
Superintendent George Coda.
spoke complimentary of the attenSoa--i
on such a stormy night. Anno1s sos
that the Nineteenth Ward wouId ~,
some one to deliver an address ana u
the Sixth Ward would furnish "a -
singing for next meeting, one mo1 es
hence.
Benediction by John CoKan.
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JOHN e. CUTLER s BRO.

JOHN e CUTLER S BIO.
Agents OF The Provo Wooden Sill,
Are receiving daily new goods in pla-
and fancy dress fanuels. linseys, Esa,
proofs, tweeds, jeans. c2ssimeres, clan
kets. yarns, etc. wholesale and rata-
No. So, Hooper & Eldredge Block.
No NEED Of Gunthe- or Heller. HaF
ing secured one OF the finest COnIa
TONERS Of New York, I can supply nj
many patrons with the finest Confe
tons ever seenin SaltLake City. Every
thing first-class. Ice Cream and Wsis:
Ices all winter. Oysters IN every ys
Agents for Platt's Tiger Brand TreS
Oysters, best in the market. Agelq
California Cracker COmpany's ulE'
celled goods; 40 different kinds, at
GEORGK AREo5asT
* :. First South r.
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We are making up fashionable yra,
at prices which defy competition. C1
and see our new line Of imported cloth,,
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THREE CARLOADS or oHlIEs

Bought at beI-Ock figures beioIs, ils
advance in prices, Just received alA"i
sale, wholesale and retail, BY
Eo-OP. FURNITURE STJEB.
Opposite Valley Hol''
We never miSreprcsent. Best z.
at lowest prices Is thu rule st Al,
bEch's Mammoth Establishment.
HEADQUARTERS for Christmas ca1-
and nuts, Wholesale and retail, 2.
q. =. CULHER bS-S
EVERY pair OF boots or shoes We !
we warrant. r. AUEEBACH y bS'
A HANDSOME line OF stylish Cass'D
Suiss Just opened at AaE
To MAKE room for Christmas %S ,s
we offer trimmed and untrimmeeal Lii. -,;;n
pIumes birds and wings at great 1aFrs H..
r. AUERRACH & D.
TIE busiest place III the oi ,,1sa .I
Auerbach & Bros. Cloak Depa-'T
Cause: Reduction in prices.
FouE- Roo4ED house for REM 80
Twenty-6rss ward. Enquire OF Bsss.
G. 4. OuLa1'
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weather strips
Fox & symons

at H. DINwooDEY's Furniture Store.
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BOYS UNDERwEAR. $IO0 per suit
I at GOLDSMITH & "a
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Go to E. r. CIuts, 143 8. Main st.,
And buy any kind Of coal you want.
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GRAND Free Exh b;tion of Mecbs,i.,
Toys, including train of cars dra~s.
by a veritable steam locomotive !.
morrow night at Z O'Clock, IN Dg1ys..,,
window.
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The Best Coal IN tbs Market
Is sold by z. r. Cute. rs $ Main ST.
BOYS 0yERCOATs, $500 and upward
At GOLDSMITH q Go.
Brass BEDeTEADs, at Barratt Bros.
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Gas Fixtures. at Little, Roundy4@
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Hedberg . .ernstrom.

Coal Oh g. ii -, cheap at Ian.
tore, four dQ0rs Ne -. the Theatre
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Penitentiary that morning himself, but
admitted he had seen no signs of any
men with arms. He declined to saw who
had told him; Marshal Phillips said he
rode out to the Penitentiary himself
and made diligent inquiry of men and
boys on the way as to whether thew
had seen anyone armed. All replied no.
Mr.. Varian had said Mr.. Van Horne at
the Continental had seen from nine to
twelve men armed to the teeth riding
into town. Mr.. Van Horne being seen.
said the man who said he had said
any such thing lied. Mr.. Varian had
said also that rope had been seen in
the crowd on the night of the shooting
The Marshal had asked whether he
kaew anyone who had seen the rope.
brother. one Curtis, of the Third Ward.
Curtis being seen said he had not been
two blocks away from home that night,
and he knew nothing whatever about
it. The Marshal said the crowd in
front of the City Hall on the night of
the shooting did not at any time exceed
200, not so large a crowd as had
assemble there at common fight. He
had posted officers in the crowd to pre-
vent any excitement; and all had re-
ported that they heard no threats of
any kind. The Marshal said he had
made enquiry at all the livery stables,
and had found that no parties in
wagons or on horseback had been seen
at any of them.
bR. WEBER suggested that Commits
sioner Mckay be specially invited at
the afternoon session.
MR. SPEIRs asked how many citizens
had been invited. The response was
thirteen.
AN adjournment was taken I'll :
clock, and the Recorder was requested
to specially invite the following gentle
men to be present: Apostles Lorenzo
Snow, F. D. Richards, j. II. Smith, II.
J. Grant. John w. Taylor, Commits
sioner Mckay, Thomas Curtis and w.
II. Van Horne.
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We never miSreprescnt. Best ~
at lowest prices Is thu rule st ~
bgch's Mammoth Establishment.
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Around the eartn iuevery land.
BY every stresm that I'm aware OF,
In every town, they und srstaud
How teeth may best be taken care OF.
from Jersey fats to Birmah S mount
They sing the paise of SOZOD0Nf

Stylish SUITS for Young Men, Cut
away Fsocks in Corkscrew and CASH
mere. New lots just received, at
GOLDSMITH & Go.
VELvErs. silks, brocades and dress
goods. lower than ever
- At AUERsAcE's.
Wholesale Clothing Buyers can save
at least 10 per cent by buyins their
goods at l.. GOLBE sRG's.
SHuOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
q positive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria
and Canker Mouth. For sale at a. G.
Smith & Co.'S Drug Store. u
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Buy Pleasant valley Coal From

Cute, LIZ 4ai" Street, telephone a
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EVERY pair OF boots or shoes We
We warrant. r. AUEEBACH q D1'
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HEADoUARTERs for Christmas caS-'
and nuts, Wholesale and retail, 3
G. =. CULHER bS-'
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a Handsome line OF stylish Cass'D'
Suits Just opened at A.
Z. G0LDBEE
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7 oS'-Nsrr.1w gold bracelet with small ch ain
Il attsc hed: finder VIII please leav, AT Robi-
son Bros and be rewarded. d2'i-6t'
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GRAND $4,000 DRAWING
TICKETS, $500 EACH.
Every Ticket Draws a Prize :
Positively No Blanks
Patronize Home Institutions.
The Southern Kansas Railway
IS a Kansas Road.

And Il Thoroughly idestGei With tie Interest,
and yrozres- or the stale % hazsss All ia
people. and Affords II, patrons fsci!ri-, une.
Sasl-S. BY any lire II Esstera saa >Ou,h.rr
ksn.ss Running
THROUGH EXPRESS ;-.in. da.ly ae.--.r
E.us.. CITY art olsfh-. GRAVE Garrett
lois H-meoldt, ChaLute. Gn-rryvsss T.. 3e.
p~ndene- Winfield .iins.ca Hk-r<-
Asses snI ia-e nA-ls.e points
THROUGH MA L rrslas daily. -Ic.ys szE-
cay. b~.sesn ksz-ss ll:y AZ veiIlr stc1,
ar1 inte-I@tst- ssstiols- u.k.ns cie-@ - =
a>ctinos n Ottawa. tsa-.-s act Ga-r-yTkls
with or tr4iss Cor Eup-o-A, Rzr1rstSE e.
rxr.. VALET AL CoSsyvlIie
AcCONN0pAIIoS Trains sally. ,r.
eept ssaesT. between hx-sg. Civ tsfAth-
and Ottawa
REMEMBER hat - pz-cs ts.as act. va
his Hne Connection is male n the Trioa To-
potss kszs Ctr VIII ti-gzEf i-x,zs - -.
% us. avoiding :rszsf--s AZ. chsssss A. Way
stations
THRoU6H TICKETS ca= - y=7rAase-. 81,
thss Hne .; any Oft reszis- Vly-0a -.asiaz.
ss1 yoz- hs<E.<s ch-rk@-. tk-uzS- % .ss.l-a
Sion East. We-s. NSrt1 OF Soz-a
PELIXAS SLIPPERS % al aga: ram
Re, fursss. isscrnstoa. 49, MAPS A.: I'D
-, - sali - .. Act-sse Q, 2 EgSR>
0ooo.nl Passage ASs-;,
t0-1 bavrssss. xas>As.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-07

I O>T-A long rej packet or note book con
Il tsinI a'lput 50 worth Of notes. signed
by different parties but ali dra N 70 the Ordrr
II James Beard: ani f'ay able nj Valley enter.
Kansas In. finder Will he suitably rewarded
by leavin,, il at the post Office NJ valley Ces ter
or ut \ katZ's store. Ia 10 -slas a,cBup.
Wichita jaime Lizard, ,iSs
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Dc y:.u Want to Make Money?

Incest IL town lots at bottom
pricss 10 I'll new city Of Engle.
wood, tust s ;arted n section 80,
township b. range 2S west
Clark county. Kahsas. IT WILL
GROWFAST. WHY? Because
it is handsomely located in one
Of the richest regions in wonder.
full Kansas. among an intelligent
and enterprising class Of set
tiers. 1t is on the proposed ex-
teneion oftbe Kansas, Lawrence
g. Southern railroad. It will be
the county seat Of Clark county.
NO FANCY PRICES.
Ordinary business lots. s 90 90
Corner business lots. 100 90
Ordinary residencelot is 90
Corner resldence lots. -. 80 90
A discount OF 10 per cent. will
be allowed on cash purchases.
Time purchases-one third in ad-
vance. balance Al 8 Ino1.i.s a.5
one year, with interest. These
liberal terms will be continued
for q few weeks.
BUY BEFORE THE AD-
VANCE IN PRICES. In 1878
Wichita business lots sold for
$500; now they sell for IS, 700.
The history of Topeka, Law
renee, Emporla, and other Kan
sas towns, is the same.
BUY AT ONCE OR YOU
WILL REGRET The LOST OP-
PORTUNITY. FIRST COME
FIRST SERVED. Every day
you hear some enc regretting
that he did not buy lots IN such
and such towns, when they could
have been purchased at a frac
ton of their present value. DE-
LAYS ARE DANGF FOUS.
Address NJ. L. Murn, P. NJ, En-
glewood, Kansas, or H. F.. Friend,
McBee g. Co., Wichita Kansas.
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Everybody goes to Englewood
Western Kansas. Thunderbolt
Stage Line, runs daily from Dodge
City to Eng ewood. Supper at
Wichita, dinner at Cooper's no.
tel, Englewood, 100 miles in 18
hours, by way of Dodge City, to
Englewood. d256-w52
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Notice of Final Settlement.

THE STATE or KANSAS,
Sedgwirk County
Ia the rubSIe ,urt Ia snd Tor said county,.
Ia tn" matter of the estate OF George ten
Ill, deceased
Creditors aud all other persons int"rcste In
the aforesaid estai. are hereby notified that ri
the next regular term of she probate caUrt. In
and for said county. 10 b begun ara held at the
probate court room. In wichita, county "i
>edgwick. state 81 aforesaid. on the 2lth
daN In the month Of sprii. \ u l--i,
shall apply t. said cpurt i"r a full and iiusl
settlement Of saii estate. aui far my Ices -
administrator
l. y WDODCBCE
Administrator 90 George u Geu-il, decd.
tlaF--iw
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-07

NOR TEADt--Clrarwater town propert for
i Wichita city property or for desirable farm
property Call an or address r. l.. Tillinghast
, It.srNa .r kan-4- 4 sI4