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The Salvationists.

OLD ORCHARD. july 15.
The Salvation army held it, fare ell meet
ing this evening, Capts. Pugmire and Morton
leading. This brought the sessions to a sue
cessful close. 257 souls having been saved
during the ten days meeting. $500 was
raised by collection for expenses.
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KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Mcneil OF Massachusetts Urged as Gen.
eral Master Workman POwderly's Sue.
cessor.
New York. july Is,

The reports recently circulated that Gen.
eral Master Workman Powderiy is to be
nominated as the democratic candidate for
Governor Of Pennsylvania and that he will
accept, has created feeling of very great in
terest among the Knights of this city as to
who will be his successor. From several
prominent Knights it was ascertained that
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SAGE Boy Drowned.

SAco, July IA.
Alton Thurston. Is years of age. son of
Chas L. Thurston, was drowned while fish
ing on Prentss Wharf Wednesday. The
BODY has been recovered.
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Placed in Jail.

ALFRED, July l5.
Fat Bickford, one of the notorious Bick-
ford gang, was arrested near Lebanon depot
this afternoon for felonius assault upon
Detective Robert A. Davis of Portland. He
is now confined in Alfred Jail.
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CITY OF AuGusTA.)
CRY MAIsaAL's OFFICE,
AUGUSTA, Jan. IA.
Chan y, Fast Driving.
Noap..A Al, sec !, o: the city ordinances:
s,tsch, Snail ride drive any animsl loose
them o 70 carriage of any description, or cause
within ,oe " arisen through any part of the city,
ss in mile Of the Kennebee bridge, at an unus.
10, len, ,sa and dangerous rate, penalty of
Iy sa.uln 'aan TWO nor more than ten collars.
this or,;a." :" frequent complaints made of late
isn, asncs will be strictly enforced
ii. 7, MORSE, City Marshal.
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tHarrlen.

In Augusta. July II, by Rev. j. b. Jordan, Jethro
Weeks Of Sidney, TO Miss Octsvia T. Penney OF Bel
grade
In Winslow, July IL. Fred L. Sylvester of Benton,
TO Lucy w. Abbott Of Winslow.
In China, July 10, Ansel w. Morrill, Of Winslow,
TO Agnes N. Delaney of Vassalboro.
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\ MSS A. c. MoRGAN's scHonl

sepens a.. y. LADIES, Pos tsunouth, N, H.
ssslthies ~ ~. u JG.WHIrTIER says: "A better.
ssftely II p.eaeanter place for . school could
"ahd IN New England"
Enthusiastically
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Third Annual Regatta of the American
Yacht Club.

NEW LONDON, July Is.
The third annual regatta of the American
Yacht club took place today from Larchmont
to New London, distance OF about 80 miles.
The race was not as interesting as that of last
year from the fact that Heireshoff's Stiletto,
although entered, did not start owing to an
accident.
The following table gives the time made by
the cOntestinp Yachts
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The favorite yarn of the most
iastldious knitters, is the famous
"Ihree-Legged Brand" The col
ors cannot be surpassed. The
strength, elasticity of the thread,
and Its general smoothness placesit
way ahead of anything now made.
Ladies will do we'll to notice these
points when buying yarn. and in
slst on trying the "Three-Legged
Brand Trade mark on every
skeln. Sold by dealers.
june2Sd&wIy chg dy
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13tfb.

In Phipsburg July IS. Mrs. Rachel s. Elliott, aged
6s years.
In Calais, July 10. Robert H. Gibson, aged IS yrs.,
10 months.
In Garland. July 9, WIN. II. Wakefield, aged %
years.
In Livermore. July .. Dea. Alexander Nelson, aged
about u years.
In San Rafael. Cal. July 1. Georginia Minott sf
Bath. aged about q years.
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BASE BALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Philadelphia-Philadel 5, Boston 3.
At Washington-New York 4, Washing
ton 2
At Kansas City-Chicsgo IA, Kansas City
q
At St, Louis-Detroit 8, St. Louis 1.
The following 10 the standing of the clubs
nm tn date:
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BY TELEGRAPH,
WEATHER REP<,RY
War Department,

War Department,
Once of the Chief Signal Officer
Washington, D. c., July ls- L. MI
For New England, local rains; stationary
temperature; southerly winds. shifting te
westerly.
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Boston WOOi Market.

BOstOn, July Il.
The sales for the week comprise s,ggs 100 Ibs of
domestic fleece and pulled and 3 900 pounds OF for
eign, making the weeks transactions foot up 4362-
100 pounds.
The excitement la this market has evidently great
y subsidized. Dealers are no longer devoting their
time to buying supplies In the INTERIOR but they are
trying to sell woods which they may have already re-
ceved and opened There is also less trading be-
tween dealers. But still heavy business consider
ing that Monday was holiday, has been transacted,
and prices are marked up for some descriptions.
Dealers anxious to see the market here well
sustained but manufacturers not free buyers 1T
quotations and are generally very cautious They
~iil not a rule do much In the market until they
can what prices they can obtain for their light
weights, which will not be much before August They
claim that present prices are too high for them.
The total amount OF sales OF various grades and
do irtia La -
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rew Sora Money market.

NEw yogg. July 10.
Money on call continues easy at Il a2I per cent
Prime mercantile paper at 4g5 per cent Sterling
Exchange continues dull and steady at 500 a. .ssi
Government bonds dnll and steady Railroad bonds
active.
uritte
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The yachts will start for Shelter Island in
the morning when the cruise will end.
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To Let.

er Cottage on Linnekin's Neck,
East Boothbay, Me,
fSS ,n o1 'ne season. Also there will be open dur.
koas, tas Suy and August a first class boarding.
b"Sn H. aa.ited humber. For particulars apply
'", boston. junei5dlm
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M. NICHOLS ~ CO..

''o0'hg Masons and Skaters, Stone
"o'G, Brick and Plastering,
"a'teaoashing 4 Cdlctmining
y ors.s ssy Or Job All orders promptly attended
Olon RIasla STATE at A. P. Goulds Stove Store. No.
augusta, Maine. may24deodtf
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26

OVER wooDMAx's BANK. l4s MAIN 81

OVER WOCDNAy'S BANK. AS Y MAIN ct,
Continues TO successfully ali diseases OF
he does not 30 general practice a. ne gve@ his entra
time his specialtes IN the two year, be has been
in wichita he has cured hundreds of ladies in thk
city and adioiniag towns Any OF whom will speak In
manly treatment while under his care. person
afflicted with any Of the following diseases VIII cou
suit him first, time will be gained. money saved and
disappointment avsrted:
INFLAMMATION. LIBERATION.
MISPLACENENT, or Prolapsus Of tee Womb.
and all UTERINE TROUBLES,
POLYPCs AND FIBROD TCAOHs,
causing too frequent. painful and irregular nsnsuu
atfons.
LECCORRHEA. etc.
He also successfully reas all kidney and blades
trouble OF male and female, such -,
PARALYSIS NEURALGIA
Foreign Bodies IN me Bladder and Creshra
causing two frequent and painful urnAtins. and q.
forms OF PRIVATE.
CHRONIC, aad
SEXUAL DISEASES
such as Sperrnatorrhca Ir1posncy. an. all TIE un
pleasant results Of such troubles
SYPHILIS positively cured s,d entirely tied
from the ~ stem.
pay.
GLEBT and STRUCTURE cured in patients 81 years
standing.
PILES and other diseases Of the senito urinary or
cans quickly cured lie guarantees sii durable cases
II he cannot cure You ne viii plainly tell you So
CONSULTATION PRIE
Remember :ha. h. = at his old once at ~ Vain
street, over Toodnan's BanS. or address lock box
~, dSw
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26
Kansas City Grain and Produce.

KANSAS CITY August 25-
Flo,r-Stoady; quotations in Ger lots: xx, sc;
syGgs: family 81 tif Is; choice 81 Eel -; fancy,
81 egl ~; patent, 81 GoG2 o; rye -four, 81 Gsl 20.
wheat-2ecepts 17.0o; shipments 1850 in store,
S25.c.S.
Sept e51s lid 6sia cskcl october coz bid; % asked
MAY sS bid i,lo asked No. . soft, cash 10l4
Corn-SaIes ranged: No cash, S21s bid. SD asked
Sept sSt; oct $51s.l5j. May 42t bid 45 asked 10.
Oats-yefy dun and easier; cash 2519 october
s75s
Kye-Better. 46ls.
Hay-Eirm fancy small baled, IS 60
NH Stuf-Qliet.
Butter-Steady; creamery fancy l3; good. Is dairy,
IS; store packed, 10; common. o.
Eggs-Steady al stSc.
Corn MeaI-iireen, s.; dried. 90.
Corn Chop-Bulk. 70; sacked, -.
Shipstuf-41G52c.
Bran-iulk, Il; sacked -.
Cheese-Full cream 10; Hat, 'l,s; Young America.
lo1a; Kansas. 5Gg,.
spring chickens. large, s. %, small, 81 25Csl 50.
Dried Apples, l.,jc; peaches, 2c,5tec.
Wool-Mlssouri unwashed hca-y fine, 1908; light,
iSG22: medium combng, St2i; coarse Fs u low ana
light 1901 medium 2ts 81 tub washed choice. 5i5;
fine slOe..j: dingy and low, 2ttI29.
Broom corn-Hurl, 10 self working. GG1; common,
>; crooked. Sleat
s. dry salt No, 10 80. = green salt No ]. sd No
y green uncured. No. No. ,, .; calf, s; sheep
pes, dry, lpGl2
Talow-No. /, 3}5; No. :. 8.
70: dried beef IL dry salt clear rib sides Sc -;
long clear 60 TO- shoulders, s. e.; short cesr. 80 &
smoked clear rib sides s. 20; long Clear g. t short
clear, 81 20; pork $40 o shoulders, So % beer
S. 30.
Lard-Choice fierce, 81 So.
Flax seed--sSc9$i o.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26
In Nemoriam.

LAWRENCE, Kan, Aug. 25.-The city
council held special meeting this morning
and adopted memorial in honor of Amos
Adams Lawrence, after whom this city was
named and who was foremost in the es-
tablishment of the State university. Me-
mortal services will be held Sunday, Sep
TENDER 5th. Dr. Cordley and several other
of his co-laborers in the early history of the
city are out Of the city SO that it viii be
impossible to hold them at an earlier date
Governor Robinson, Hon Chas. r. Rams
combe. Professors Garfield. Lippencott
and others will deliver an address on that
OCCASION
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26
By His Own Hand.

ELMIRA. n. Y, Aug. 25--Rev. James
c. Beecher, Of Coscob, Conn, brother Of
Henry Ward Beecher and Rev. Thomas K.
Beecher OF this city, committed suicide at
the water cures this evening by shooting
himself through the head with a rife. He
had been suffering under severe mental
troubles for a number of years. and for !.
time was under treatment at the Middle
town asylum Of late years he has lived
on farm in Ulster county.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26

NOR sAIE-yo nice Merino sheep, mostly ewes,
Il Young and healthy; viii sell right. and give Tree
use of corral and nice range 10 pasture ms II
wanted Address Nerirlo Eagle Office Wichita. Kan.
ds5-i2t'
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26
No sympathy There,

CHICAGO. Aag. 25.-General Lecturer
Carlton. fof Bostsn, Worthy Foreman Crit
fifth, Geo. 4. Schiilinc. George Rogers and
one or two other local lights of the Knights
Of Labor, held secret session this morn
ing. The object was the settlement of the
dispute over the suspension Of local assem-
blies POI and , 1909 by district assembly
"a The declaration said both assemblies
were restored to their original standing in
the order, and the investigation conducted
showed there was absolutely no sympathy
within the knights for anarchy or socialism.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26
Fatal Accident.

WINDSOR, Vt, Aug. pa carriage
containing Senator Evarts, of New York.
Charles c.. Perkins, of Boston, and bliss
Mathews, daughter OF Judge Stanley
Mathews, Of Ohio, was overturned this
evening. Mr.. Perkins was instantly killed,
and Senator Evar;s and Miss Mathews
were severely bruised, though not seriously
-, irr-nl
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26

Horses COWS wagons. buSStes, Norman
stallion stock Of general merchandise, Sc5.Sr
stock OF clothing, I2horsc power engine
and tbreshing nl2ci1e, two valuable patent
rights SHARES IL several goo. growing town IN west
en- Kansas. several good prescriptions and timber
culture claims il Tie Garden City land ts uct t.r-
and town property in all the eastern and southern
states also western AsIsA. land and a SreSt many
vacant lots IN western Kansas towns ali - trace Tor
lots In wichita proved FARMS In se1xwlcA- But
Ter Cowl.y. sumner and Reno counties VIZ Trade
Tor naorlaei property. Three ec>t improved farms
10 rent for i-S We make u specially q trading. If
Won have ANYTHING "a trade sell bring Zoe cescrip
zion l., or orice can get you trade. Town lott
for 80 on credit Office So East Douglas avenue sp
stairs. front room. -.E4hAN < SAIstA-
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26
st. Louis Grain and Produce.

ST. LOUIS. August .
Flour-Quet, unchanged; Xxx s. D&2 30 family
81 4oa2 IS; choice 81 ss13 10; fancy, s. 1905 81
extra fancy, s. COOS s.; patent, 81 loSs+ ..
Nhcat-Receipts. Is 1oi shipments. i3 100 in store
5000; market weaker No. red, cas-, ia
September 19jLa8+. closed e3-, asked;
Corn-No. ? mixed cash, % bid; September. 3214
Oats-No. 5, cash, 2Gsl: Sept 2sIs; October %.
Rye-No. cash. 81 lsg3%
Rariey-No market;
Lead-Dull: refined s; So: chemically hard q 511e
F5utter-Qu,et; creamery, i1ey25; dairy loS,ls
Egss-Firm, sssS;ec
Wh.skey-Steady; 81 -.
Pork-Steady: SO p.
I4ard-Fir1n; So 30.
Receipts Flour. $3.50; wheat q, Go; corn, - $40
oats 77.asl; Rye 300; barley 2u0
Shipments-EloGr, a1not; wheat, 1865 corn, zoo
oats, 500: rye, meme; bariey, none.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26
st. Louis Live Stock.

81 LOCIs, August y.
Cattle Receipts 100; shipments 100 market
firm: good choice shippers, 81 4u6cI -; com
mon to fair s. 1904 "a butchers steers S. J1e4 Is
cows and heifers 81 25e3 So through Texans, = ~
a3 - Indians. s. 25qs3 s..
taogs-Receipts. 1850; shipments. 40; market active
| and strong; butchers and best heavy 5. JoS5 vo
mixed packing. 81 +eS4 so light. 81 Sc,4 %.
Sheep Receipts. 1870; shipments zoe; market
steady and unchanged; 81 ErZ4 ".
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26
New York Grain.
Chicago Grain and Produce.
Flour steady and uuchanged.

CHICAGO. August o.
Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat-Sales ranged: August. 1880 ~ closed
TIA September 10 7es closed, 50 October.
Gssi closed sr5l; No Spring ~ No red !,4.
Corn, as; August. 4i1s34lss.closed 4l$s; Sep
telnber, 4agi2, closed AIS; october. i31sS4Ss's.
closed AZ
oats-Cash. 2eIs; august. 26ls; September. $50
a.%. closed 26;4
Rye-Steaiy No. 2. cash J.
ilarey-Weak; No. I, So
Flax Seed-Strong; 10. !. 81 10.
Pork-Cash, 50 30 q 521.. septem, 50 521sNs 50
closedso $40.
Lard-Ei-1s cash 81 571 401s; August, g. 2a.--,..
closeds. S5s September, 81 rus.1 IS, closed s. Is;
October Sc Sl14
Whiskey-SteSdy, 81 Is.
Butter-FfrIn; creamery. i5o1a3Is. dairy. ls(Sis.
Eggs-lo1ec
Recepts-Four, a,Hs; wheat ...ocC; corn, y Ca
oats, ~ 600; rye. 1000; BARLEY. 6i,usc.
Shipments-FloUr, 800: wheat, i5occ COTE, liie|S
oats, 99.Gt9, rye 10Ct.; barley, 500.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26
Chicago Live Stock.

IHICAJO, AuNIst d
Cattle-Recepts. 500; shipments 1000; market
strong and active; good choice butchers - '5te
S. stockers s. s.S no bulls antl mixed 81 sJ3 ~:
shipping steers, s. 5000 Isl through Texas cattle,
81 att,6c
Eo.,s-tleceipts. 400; shipments. S5F: market
strong: good butchers TO best heavy 81 scs4 65.
packing and shipping. Soas3St: lizht, 81 lSsA $;
Sheep Receipts .,0sl; shipments, 30: market
stead natives g. SECS ~; western, s. >J4 Go; Tex
ans. 81 - lambs. 81 r.s5 %.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26
Minnesota Changers.

ST PAUL. Aug 25.-Over two hundred
delegates were present at the opening of
the sixth session of the Grange congress OF
the United States at the state fair grounds
this morning The committees on appoint
ments and resolutions were appointed,
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26
Snuires Successor.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Mayor Grace to-
day appointed Gen. John Newton, L. S
A. as commissioner OF public works,
vice Squires, removed Newton will make
arrangements to be placed On the retired
list Of the army
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26
ScissOriOus.

New YORK, Aug 25.-The cutters in
the employ of one Of the large clothing
houses were called out today Cutters in
the employ of other large firms are except
ed to be called out during the day
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26
Kansas CITY Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY. August Is.
Cattle Receipts. 1915; shipments. 12'5 fat stuff
strong and shade higher grass range OF good quail
ty steady; common duh: cloce 81 u,d4 5o com
monI TO medium. 50 4oee3 50; stockers. s. 20
az -; feeders 81 SgG3 ~; cows. 81 J)6,2 80;
grass Texas steers. S. s95f3 ~.
Hogs Receipts, SSH; shipments So; choice;
firm, others steady; good to choice, 81 eJGs4 IS
common to medium 81 60lsi So skips and pigs
s. 656s4 CO.
sheep-Recoips, 4as shipments at2; steady.
aoodto choice s. S0ty3 u; common TO medium. 81 %
1 IS
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26
Under the Wheels.

CLAY CENTER, Kan. Aug 25-John
Tullis section foreman. was run over by
the cars here this afternoon and one leg
and one arm was tut off He can't posi-
bly, recover
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26
Give i. Up.

CHICAGO, Aug. %. The general mana
gers Of the southwestern passenger pool
roads adjourned today without action.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26

NEW YORK. August p
peeyeS-ReceEpts II car loads all for city slaughter
direct No market: dressed beef steady ,-.c per
cvt for fair to good active sides and $3.50 for Tex.
Sheep-Rrceipts Is, SO; market dun AID wesI at
81 25l % per iCp lbs for sheep and s. QC6 ~ for
lambs.
Hoss-Receipts $40; market slow and steady at
5 % tS5 y per cwt
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26
SuuireS Removed,

ALBANY, n. Y, Aug. Ex-Governor
Hill has approved the removal of Commits
sioner Of Public Works SQuires
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26
No. S5clJ
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE o. CosFTEoII-ER OF g EI-ist'-

Washington. July ~. ~ :
Where's satisfactory notice hzs been transmitted
n The lzautrunr u the CURRENCY that TIE capital
stoc. Of the Stase Nsiioa.l Faux Cf VscSiSa chi.
Aarss hss been .sr1 in the SUN II tQss3 .s =
thousand dollars skStsNi ia accordance tn iaV S1d
tie provis.os O. ne as q NAY /, lso S1 that tie
whole amount q such Increase has been paid In and
teaf the pasd-ap capital stock OF sad hank low
amounts the IF one hundred Thousand dollars
tSIls.Gcl
The. state National Park OF chtta kausss 2fore
said has been increased aforesaid in the sum OF
f-ty-eishs thousand dollars. S4.l,s- thai said IL
crease u capital has been paid into said bank a. ,
part Of the capital stock thereof and tat tie sad
,r1-esse Of capital Il approved by tLs comptroller
Of the currency.
In witness wnsveof hs-ecrto ak !y oi.cL--i SIC
nature and seal OF Office
- p. SNYDER
SEAL Deputy and Acting Comptroller
dSlE
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26

I|OR SALE OR EXCHANGED number one square
4 Grand piano. =, octave, rosewood hnlsf; also
four beautiful building lots in the thriving city OF
Muncie Ind. for Kansas real estate newspaper
having good circulation. Address 7. 9. box !,rto,
Lima Ohio d'f-l2t'
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

New York Money Markets.
NV YoRx, August D.
Government and state bends dull and steady; rail
road bonds dull and generally heavy. Stock market
opened weak.
Mouev-on call easier ranging from 5 to peScen;
Prime Nerchantile Paper-i55 per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Quiet but steady; 4slL for %
day bills and 1884 demand
Government Bonds-DUll and steady
State Bonds-Dull and heavy
The total sale of stocks today were il % shares
New York Grain.
NEW TCI.K. August y
Ungraded red. s9asss5s No red ss@ss7a:s elevator
900 3ost.deIivered-
Corn-spot lots &c higher and scarce Options
oyened lower closing. firm CDsraGed 81 No y
August 81; SeptenoeE 5l4
Oets-noderative active mixed western ca.
white western. s61y-i2
Rarlcy-Steady.
Butter-Firm; western, lGII2z-
Cheese-Firm. western. .i:&l3e-
Eggs-Ftrnl; western fresh, i5@.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26

INOR RENT-One new house complete Of - rooms;
Il one most complete of IA rooms for rent on Eouftn
avenue. Enquire at residence on corner or four.h
ave and English st. Close TO business part OF town
". B. Clark dso-ot"
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26

NOR RENT-Furnished ROOMS by the day or week
II Inquire at No. els East Douglas ave- room NO up
stairs or at II3 West Douglas ave, room No. over
Pctries clothing store. Mrs. ]. NJ Slayer, cs3lni
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26
FOB RENT.

TloR RENT-NiceIy furnished rooms opposite Occi
Il dental grocery, 3i5 Main st. os'-ot'
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26
STORAGE.

CTORA GE-For household goods and merchandise
- al 80 Nan -. Cheap rates. b. Cox & Stanley.
aIE3ti
SrTORAGE-For hs,ssrhc.d goods o. Merchandise,
- boxed Or lsesc. you have any soods 70 store
bring tkeu L. tie wichita Storage Co. No. 10 NeSi
pSu.lns ave. WI
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26

nor EXCHANGING have half section Of ee>ds
wick county land partly improved, which We
will exchange for Wichita property spcn very liberal
terms Bunnell AorehoU-.s SOU
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26
LOST.
FOR TRADE.

NOR TRADE-Iivery stable and the entire outfit;
L good business. good location; everything be
longing TO frsr-ciass livery steblc; situated IN the
ctty Of Cleveland Ohio will trade for land In west
Wichita Kan att
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-Farrn miles from Goddard, Kansas
Il Absolutely the best farm for the money in the
county Terms to suit purchaser. Wen improved,
Foster & Sutherland, Goddard KAN dS'e''
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26

NOR SALE-To be removed at once. cottages Nos.
L 227. &53 % 81 and small barn on West VII
liam ST. also several cords OF cottonwood logs suita
dSO Ct.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26
WANTED.

VVvANTED-Ry September LIST. two unfurnished
w rooms suitable for light housekeeping for man
and wife. within ten minutes walk OF poStorfice
Call at No. SOC y Lawrence ave. or address D: $.
Beachy Wichita, Kan OsosI'
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26

UyANTED-Boarde1s by the day or week at go F
w First st. o>5-et'
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26

NOR SALE-30 lots in Hibarsers addition. These
i lots front on Washington avenue aud west on
Nosley avenue are covered with fine fruit ard shade
trees and VIII be sold easy terms. Cali on Bdneu
& Morehouse. SOU
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26

I~OR SALE-i71 acres of land the west bank of me
Il bigAr1ansaS rivers mites northwest Of " iciaJo
acres plowed and small orchard buildings; bal
fenced with wire. watercd hv the river al good
bottom land price 50 pc: acre If sold soon; part csh
balance suit at per celc Inquire b.. letter. J. b.
Brnley. Wichita Kan. ds-}YViotf
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-26

NOR SAI.E-Four hundred and fifty five feeding
4 steers fof sale cheap = miles southwest OF this
place For further particulars enquire az this Office