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The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-11

AN accurate idea of the number of conversions during the wonderful re vival can not be had. We have had various estimates of preachers and others, and an average struck be
 tween all of them would place the number at about 225. We think this very near the right figure. The converts are from various parts of the county as we'll as here. The various churches reaped large harv- est last Sunday and will reap more. Seventy souls united with them to
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-11

IT has been positively settled that the New Orleans exposition will be opened again next fall, and prepara- tions are being made to insure sue. cess of the undertaking. The gov ernment exhibit may not be there, but other attractions will be added to make the Fair well worth seeing.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-11
SEVERAL hundred volumes of Mans.

SEVERAL hundred volumes of Mans fields Digest have been received at the ecretary of States office, and that official will be busy for some time to come sending them out. About 5000 volumes will go to coun- ty and township officers. The book weighs over seven pounds, and post age on the same is 6l cents. All who purchase must pay $500 per copy. with postage added.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-11
Agr,cnIfnral Items

Rural and Workman
 Whatsoever is at all worth doing, should be well done; this is especial ly true iu farming. Nov that the not season IS upon us, the greatest possible care should be exercised n the culture of the growing crops The first and most important niatter is tn get the crops Tree of weeds and grass as soon as possible. This can be done now at less expense Ds time and labor than q month hence. Clean out yonr cotton and corn by all means, this done and the labor of the season is half finished. and the crop will De greatly advanced meantime. Then cultivate so as to keep the soil mel low. this done the earth will attract moisture from the atmosphere ana remaln clean, moist and mellow dur ing the dryest period of midsummer. The cuitivator and the small douh.a shovel piow is the best iaspiement for this work.
 { Our farmers are having busy season just LOW. The corn and cot ton is responding Tn growth to the warm rays Of the genial sun shine with which we have been favored during the past week. The weeds and grass also, are doing their '.level best" and it will be hard hand to hand comhnk in many corn and cot ton fields Ing the next fortnight, in order t5 determine the victor ir this strnggle-for the mastery. O
 fruit prospects are still most c-
 lent. The new peach has made I
 appearance in our markets, and ere long the supply will be excellent and abundant. Wheat is being harvested in many localities, it is reported as being. of fair quality with an average yield per acre. Oats and the grasses are siili in good con dition, and doing well. New pota- toes and vegetables are still to be found in the greatest abundance in our markets.
 The season is near at hand when corn can be given it's last blowing, and just here is the time to drill peas, between the corn rows This is matter our farmers should not overlook These peas, if put in properly at the time Of laying by the corn, will, need but little further attention ordinarily, as they grow and mature before frost usually with out further cultivation or giving at most only one blowing with the lit tie bull l-tongue, in order 70 keep down the grass and weeds, if the ground is inclined to mature them too rapidly. These If pulled before frost afford an excellent forage for stock, as all animals nearly eat of them freely. Some even prefering the pea rather than hay. If it is preferred to use them as fertilizer, it is good plan to gather out the corn as soon as the peas begin to mature and turn Tn all of the hogs and cattle to eat up the remaining corn, peas and pea vines. This of itself will we'll repay any farmer that may go to tue expense Of cultivating a crop of peas between his corn rows. besides the decided advantage which the soil derives from the consump- ton of the crop on the ground upon which It has been grown. Hogs and cattle thrive and fatten rapidly upon peas and pea vines, and all other
 farm animals, and our fowls are quite fond of the pea.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-11

The hunters of Craighead county declare that the wild turkeys out about the Big Slough are so numer- ous and ferocious that it.is unsafe to go near that locality unarmed. Is turkey killed in self defense killed according to law?
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-11

TEE Johnson County Democrat, published at Knoxville, Ark, by Boyd & Berry, has been received. It is a sprightly four column quarte, and we wish 1t success.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-11

THE fogetfuIness of man fails to forget the many direful calamities the republicans promised the coun- try in the event of Cleveland's cleo tion. Their coming is surrounded with doubt. It is peculiarly ei that party to he as false as it is cor. ruut
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-11
Gems from Rev. sam Jones, the
 freorgia Evangelist.

ffeDrxia EFaUEeflSt
 Wa lee Ged all around ns- The mountains are Gods thoughts np- l,enyed. The rivers are Genss thoughts in motion. The oceans are Gnd's thoughts in pearls.
 1 believe that the whale swallowed Jonah and the only reason ] don't believe that Jonah swallowed the whale is because the Bible don't say SO.
 You don't believe what you do not understand. Do you understand why some COWS have horns and some are muley2 7. You don't believe what you don't see. Did you ever see your back bonea
 The hardest thing for me to be- |lieye are the Ten Commandments and the sermon on the mount. e-as1om is the law of fools and is running this country. God pity the maB who can't run his home without deck of cards. He ought to have been in hell long before he had children born unto him.
 I used to dance, but when want ed wife I went to the prayer meet ing, and bert your sort, too If any man don't like what l say, let him@ ss taxTpe afterward and s- i've hjm.
 this world and
 this world.
 <t for Mahone's
 his answer to the
 ssch he weighed, he sa.. neigh ninety five pounds but ninety pounds of that is back 1 bone"
 Some men thInk they have back bone, but it IS nothing but cotton string run up their backs.
 There is more religion in laughing than in crying. If religion consists in crying, I have the best boy in the world.
 I photograph your own ugliness, and you sit here and laugh at it. Ou Ou2ub tO 1C dcuAufcAs When the doctor says you can't Hive but an hour you'll want just such preacher as is talking to you- God bores through the top of mans head to his heart and on down to his pocket.
 The lawyer who knows little about Blackstone and the Supreme Court reports as the average Chris tian does about the Bible, would never have but one case. The sher- if would be his next client.
 Red liquor and christianity won't stay in the same hide.
 In Georgia town number of girls married men to reform them, and now the town is full of little whipoorwIll widows.
 How lovely is patient woman. God pity the man who has forked- tongued wife.
 Tie matter of church doctrine IS an accident. If my mother and Brother Witheyspoon's mother had sSapped babies he might have been a Methodist preacher.
 The devil is too much of gentle man to stay where lie is not welcome. The churches Of Nashville furnish whisky to the surrounding country. Some of our wholesale liquor dealers belong to the church. If Brother Barbee would draw the line where the Lord wants him to draw it, there would not he hun dred members left in the church.
 The back door of the church ought to be opened once year and give all who have not lived up to the rules an opportunity to pass out.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-11

SECRETARY Bayard is taking a western trip. and his reception at the various cities enroute is little short of an ovation. Notably at St
 Louis he was received right royalty and responded in fitting address.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-11

The citizens of Nashville proposed to give Sam Jones a s10,0o0 resi- deuce in that city if lie would make Nashville his home, put the poor Georgia Evangelist declined the gen erous offer.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-11

Thos. Swagner, tie maker, was arrested in Randolph county last week for forgery. On examination he acknowledged the crime aud was sent to jail to await the action of the grand jury.
 Arkansas took gold metal for fruit at the great Worlds fair at New Orleans, and Howard county, having contributed largely to his exhibit, feels highly gratiiied at the grand success in thls departmcnt.-- I Nashville News.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-11
ARKANSAS came out ahead of al

ARKANSAS came out ahead Of all competitors at the New Orleons ex- position. She was awarded thirteen first class premiums, including the sweepstakes premium on cotton and first premium on fruits.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-11
WE are indebted to Messr

& O., proprietors of the Fort Smith Tribune for their daily in exchange. It IS well conducted paper, and beng received several hours in ad- vance of other dailies, it IS a valua- ble acquisition to our exchange tahle.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-11

THE Arkansas Teacher for May is at hand.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-11

How cold is all demagoguery, how lifeless is all republication, before the genuine reform that President Cleveland has inauguratedS
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-11

The Bureau of Agriculture has $3S to it's credit. That is the only thing to It's credit.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-11

ARC ENTA is to have new paper with Harry Warner at the helm.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-11

CEN. Grant is reported worse
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-11

THURSDAY. JUNE II. 1885.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-06-11

subscriDsion. SI Per Annum
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14
Music with Meals.


He said he'd just come from Paris in the
steerage. lie had been ON. of the Masto ion
minstrels AMI had been lef, there lie
noticed new French fashion ami propO-el
10 establish il here. All be lacks is money
You'll remark that most Of the fellow
who've got new ideas to establish Only lack
money
But the planF
Its very simple. They have a platsor N
At one end Of the establishment. ani vhils
the dinner = going on there Ii a musical
performance. For instance, De,uouicC
would give a piano recital fo- break
fast. with a violin solo and a soprano
vocalist TO ill in with, and az Inner
string orchestr, under Thsoiy ~
Thomas would give grand, way up concert
In tbs east side restaurants we'd take in the
unemployed variety talent We'd get up a
dinner programme o. musical mokss, s
couple OF song -ant-dance men and a seTio-
comic
Would it all the bu.inessT
Il don't think il voulI Il luli be II
the nature OF an extra. but II the public
mus; have music with is hash We must give
II, no matter what i costs
Then there's no immediate move that
wayF-
No; but its comins-I See IL The variety
business Is being crowded out " the thea
tres and must ind footing in the restaG-
rants, after tie STYLE O; Paris
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HIS SONS WIFE.

When. after prolonged resistance On the
Part the rate payer. the school 10 ART at
length inva Ted tie '!e suburb Il hhney, y
w 81. sreCtei schools ~uue ri n in every r.
syect t. hose already existing ia the parish,
there wa no one whom the change affected
IL. ti"u II DID cli Heubeu Sparrow, the
master O. the FTes College for BOYS. His
pup /, la never Ike, him Inuca, ard BON
ley drairei q one by one tall the Imhit
tered ami s,'rsly mortified maa W., { IN
lslni 10 IN has pS-.
Fortunately he had ,aved enough = iva
or. and 81. having no neSi TO 20 in search
fresh emo, syrleut. h was able t. devots
the hest ialt % hI> time L tue >.u lie, III
whic. he la formerly 4 lighted.
He WAS now 4 man o. near -. with broad,
tl,uyn rounded shoulders AMI a face that
wuu.I uo.yAsI> pas, unnOtIcci Deep ia
row. scored his forehead an / brackete his
firmly c!lS 4 GloJIh; pare white hair Was
rushed uusvelly about h!s head; beneath
heavy trows pacrsi out the peiasosue'S
eyes, a'ert. shrawl. suspicious. He Wa quick
10 find fault. impatient Of ignorance, SLOW 20
trust, ha-i 20 please but-iS there
not a saving clause IN every nature he was
capable Z >trJI,-. sci. for letting afe-tioa;
and tie wi.e. wLo fur forty year, had been
his faithful he.pIuate, often said that she
had never an unk.n! word from him
bis distress may b, imagined whom one
day this CHERISHED wife, who had iretleI
herself int low tate % health over bis
recent humiliation, Eel gr.cyousiy IL
Reuhel sent FOR the doctor, a yJras man IN
the iir,; flush OF Lis professional gravity.
and dignity, who. after examining the
patient very csreG illy. seated himself :,
50, zs1a
Rzubea watched him a. once anxiou>ly and
distru>tiully.
~wuat io,t think @; her. Young mauF LIS
a>ke.. ST last
she : IN 4 very critical state. and ought
the nursing with you:'
Eel ben threw up his head sharply.
There isn't woman i. the place bu, nd be
pgoaI t. be called - the hei>i.e O,
my Mary. but / w'n't trust auy q
'era. Size sni J. we've a.wevs
done for one another. All can't have a
medilesu,ne neishbor IN low.
Have Won n caugute-f
None tn: my soa's VIE. and she's nausEt
iu; tr!ckei- ut fool Used 10 he unill.n-
er's sal, ana learnt 10 dress the outside Of
her head instead o the inside. Got fine
long nams ike 1 laly's, b,It don't know WHO
julius Cesar WAS. ami Gals the top OF pad-
ding the bottom be ause ITS turned out low
est-IloOh.
A scrt of grim mile Eickrred across
Reuben frce ~ ,,e mad, this last singular
charge aga nst bis iaasd.sr, but Il only
las ed III ,;asR-
TOE Ola wcIsiaE's had. thsnl- lie sad, his
eyes fastened aY.rshea lively on the doctors
fsaa
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14
4 Queer Old Note

A Neville Nd, man has s! note *
Continental money, upon which : printed
the following: This biu Of 81 shall eHtitle
The tearer hereof 10 receive god Or silver
q; the rate Of four sklHnSs and Expeacs
sterling per dollar for ths sad bill accord.
ing 70 Q resolve Of the Provic CScal ooaveo-
tion Of Maryland. held Q. tie city Of An.
napoliA the srh day Of Decembsr. ifrS-
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Something to EXPIRES. tn. Writers Feeling

-Erotype- Is 8 word suggested 20 take tie
place OF -typeraphicsl err fwea rs
going 70 coin = new word for the purpo-s
why not make il -ccmponsiruak,7 which Is
euphonious, easily pronounced, and has some
reai genealogical significance
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

homeopathic No II. North Main street
first stairway south of Central drug store,
nearly opposite tn. pOstohce; Wichita, Kansas
Office hour from TO . a. N. g.. TO and to 0
d. IN CHRONIC diseases = specialtv. l23-tf
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c. A. WILSON, NJ. ID.
Physician and surgeon. Office southeast
corner Main and First street, just opposite
the county building. dl1l-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

Treats Cstsnh of the Head, Ear and Nose, Sore
IhrOnt 1On-iilitis. Acute and Chronic, and
Lun gAnections with Compound Oxygen, or
the >pr-y treatment Office in ferreI's block
opposite tine Po-toilice. Office hours from ga
"a LA
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

Formerly physician and surgeon TO the Louis
Vile City and Marine hospital, and late health
officer of Springfield, Illinois, has located at
No 10 Main street, opposite the postofice,
ro- general practice. Special attention paid to
gynecology. electric and gsiyanic baths. Of
fs.e hours to IT, A.. " and to p M. and at
fight. d&5-r
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EANEp-Imme,Iiatcly two general agents.
w one for Nebraska and one for ol0rado 10
manage. the sale of a new line OF hardware
spcrialties Good l,aying and permanent bus
ines u IL Marsh cashier First Matt onal
hank Grnton New York. l. Treasurer and
Secretary of our company Apply ut once To
4 u Woo lard, 1856 north Topeka averue
Wicb,t. ds5i-t'
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Office and residence. 81 Douglas avenu.
south side. Barne- block, over Herby's ImpI,
ment store. Wichita, Kansas. dies I'm
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q. y. Z. IUNES.
Attorney-at-iaw Once in Eagle block over
HoVty 4 On. = dry goods store 72-2p-tr
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NIvANfED-h man and wife without child
w rrn IL work for good farmer near city;
also . good Hin M. room girls. VIII pay 81 per
week l.rompiiN- Apply n Az Eat i'ouglas
avenue between tml"ria and topeka avenues
d ai,Jtt-
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YvANrEp-Fir>t-claSs boardcrs-- I: nariers
w can be accommodated AT - North I'm
p"ria avenue slso few furnished rooms to
rent. "-fN-'-'
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DR. J. {. DEAN,
DENTIST. Opposite the Postonlce. Teeth ex-
trscied without pain l2-5l-
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Physician, Surgeon and Accoucher. Diseases
of Females specially Office over Pollock
Pearce's, Door No, Residence 3;6 South
Emporia avenue calls left n: T. V HeaIy's
land Office promptly answered dI5.-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

DIR. " l.. DOYLE,
DENTS Oiice ever Barnes K Sons drug
.'r-, Centennial block. Wlchita. tl-
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NOR ~ALE-A clean neN stock dry goods,
L clothing boots and shoes, etc. Stock Will
invoice about s., 200. The building viii be
rented very cheap. ] his store IL in the center
nf one of the best business towns in western
Kansas, address ) L fulIcn, Pratt, Kansas.
1IE,-fF
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

.NDR SiLE-Ninc residence lots for sale or
II trade located on South Market street
big bargain. For particulars cali at Citizens
E.nk all-ti
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

VNANTED-A Situation in a n arket garden.
w IL wears experience in Illinois IN growing
plants and vegetables FOR market Address n
Miitting. l.. o. FOX IA, Newton, Kansas
d.ts-iu.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

nor SALE--Antnony, county seat of Harper
i county ksnsas. the liveliest town IA the
state. rail roads III be- completed To tn" town
MARI /: everything booming; no h trd times:
For prices of town property lands in Harper
OF Barber counties. address iloldrldSe Cog
g1n, Anthony. kansas dsI2-u
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w rine Insurance Company ui Springfield,
Mass Farm dept, J Richey, Office over
A Allen : boot snd shoe store. di.3-u
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Tor SAL FIFTY farms in the vicinity of
L Goddard. ranging in prices from s"pn t.
81 uUJ Pyle Bros Goddard. Nan. Il .9i-Sm'
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MRS DIP SEXTON


The noted magnetic healer, is located at No
go North Market street. where the sick and
suffering NAV receive the benefit Of her wonder
ful healing mower Charges reasonable
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

NOR SALF-An old established and profitable
L business centrally located; a splendid
business chance; good reasons for selling.
Address A . care Eagle Office. s'-t
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

NlyANTED-h purchaser forai acres OF land
w miles from town belongs to heirs who
arc anxious To- sell Inquire Al Office II Probate
Judge
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

NIyANTED--An persons needing help or
" those looking for employment 70 oall al
the Wichita Employment oiic-. | mon
block. Douglas avenue, west II Main street
VIM. PRAY, proprietor d-"i-u
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WANTED-T" loan SO: o3 on shSTs .ns on
Wichita Land and Loan Company, dls-'-u
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DR. VIM HALL, SPECIALIST,
Cures all Blood and skin Diseases. Kidney ard
Bladder trouble and all diseases OF the uri-
nary .r.ans. Private diseases speedily cured.
Females successfully treated of all diseases pc
cuIiar to their sex Consultation free and in
tied Office Rooms & AMI over woodman's
Bank North Main street Call OF address =.
.. Box liz, Wichita, Kansas. d2S9-lms
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VIvASTED-Toc communicate with members
w of tn. rider of Chosen Friends in tins city.
mutual benefit. x. \ Spears, wichita fost-
,iec d.Ji-tt'
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lvANTED-Land-bG to know that Ne
w have for sale all the best lands near Tar
An Plain TANLuR & fIKE.
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NIyASTEp-A situation, by Young mar a.
w as cl"rk IN store or any light work or
ass coi,vis; address " " FORD al lostonice-
ltE.-f
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Louis g. San Francisco
WANT C0LUMN.

Advertisements az Tia column Irth be ohGTqea Io5
~ The roft Of Fire &, - per hHr Fer rex -
s,cr,;scy,., faEr,. 70, IS fhd1 - "sIfs.
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FOR RRST.

N-ANTED-To buy l,0 head Of horses and
w mulrs 1t the Wichita Horse ami Mule
Markets. II l. Hill. d3'S II
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I'og SALE OR EXCHANGE clean. fresh
/ stock of boots and shoes. Invoicing about
- SO viii sell cheap for FASH or exchange
f,rr,al state Address Box 81, Wichita Kan
"a DIS
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-14

For NLE-Meiicine Lodge, county seat TO
Barber county: the best town for business
west OF Wichita: two railr' ais. the - Louis
x Wichita. and the Kansas southern viii Tee
completed 10 this town this summer FOR
prices # real estate address - Morris Medi-
cine Lodge. da=.-u
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NIvANTEp-Iand-b buyers 80 know that II l.
w 10 their interest TO go TO Garden Plain
cal Estate Agency 70 buy lands.
ds.f T.yIoRS PIsE
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N-ANTED-By Mrs CCl. stewart. good
w girl for general housework Apply al
once No. - south Main street d-''H
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VIyANTED-By vel known lady sident,
w ,ituation copy st. business CORE
spondent. ct any suitable cmrioS mont, literary
daft
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NOR SALE At Hazlet"n. Barber county,
i Kan one of the best towns in the south
west has now ten stores, two livery stables. q
bank and good hotel The IT. Scott and the
southern Kansa- roads will both be compile ed
her thi- spring. For town and farm pr'~erty
address Howe. McPhec = Peck d2-'t
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MRS 5 T. HENDRICKSON,
Teacher of Piano. Organ snd Theory, AZ North
Market street. dse-O
J. VI. HUMPHREY j.. L HUME
HUMPHREY 4 HUME
Attorney 1t law Olice over Citizens Bank
dSl-tf
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I|OE ~ALF-Two locomotive dre-b-N stram
L boilers 80 in fucs each: extra large fire
boxes. suitable for coal cubs OF wood. all IN n
No lord"r. capacity I,-hor ,e power each Terms
rpas,' able Inquire at " ai"r Works Office,
Main street or iiouck Bros . Douglas avenue
u. u Eggleston, Nuu't Wichita alter
a q
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q. II. BENTLEY. Hatfield, J {. Bentley.
BENTLEY, HATFIELD 4 BENTLEY.
ATTORNEYS at Law Office in Terrell Block OPP
ppsiie Postofii &c, Wichita, kss dis n