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q. A. Whitaker,s stoek at Auction.

In order to close the estate of the late Il NJ.
Whitaker the stock of books, stationery, aud
ianry goods from 6. 4. Whitakcr's ll0j Penn.
iylyuuia avenue, will be sold Rt auction to-
night at O'Clock, and continuing each even
iup Ht the same nOur until entire stock Is dis
ITt1l n
National Republican., 1886-10-21

A certificate of incorporation was filed yes
tcrdav in the name of the Columbia Boat Club
for mutual improvement and the promotion of
amateur rowing. The incorporltors are Chas.
L. Coon w. Howard Gibson, S. W. StncmetZ
A. j. Kerr, W. A. Smith, Eugene W. Johnson
Dorsey Brown, Howell Bartle, Arthur i. May
and ID. L. Merrill, ir.
National Republican., 1886-10-21
NEW ELANNELS and BLANKETS
sEAToN PERRY,

tsrccrsson TO PERRY u BRoTHER)
GENUINE ENFIELD WHITE ASD sGANLEsIb 81
SHAKER FI.ANNEIS, BOTH PLAIN AND
TWllLfD, RANGlNG FROM AOc 10 si'-'
PER YARD. ....-. 49,, ,r,or ,N-u
nN SIR SIN WARP FLANNEi,s, FROM 25c TO
NFW Fl AID STRIPED and PLAIN CoLoRED
FIkNNELs FOR LADIES AND ChlL-
c,tP&EEGEHRS1N PEEERSS1 " NMHiNNEsoTA, AND WHIT
NEN ALL-WOOL BLANkEIS' ALL SIZES
coNH1PSiypffE fs Stock ALL.wooL CRIB BLAN::
KETS, RANGING FROM si'5O To ~ PEK
No3IFELiTfiEs IN coLoRED VIENNA BLAN-
1NNENsE NEENisSE ASSORTMENT OF. WHITE AND
i' GRAY BLANKETS, RANGING FROM 81
NEW pTD CoMFORTABLEs at 1925 to 80;
MARSEIIIES CROCHET, AND ALLENDALE
QUILTS, FROM q TO So ,>,r ,,ov,>-
Full LINES OF BLEACHED ASD S,2,N Bk0MS
IRISH AND GERMAN TABLE LINENS,
FKOM dUC TO Sl5O PER YARD.
JOliN s. BROWNS & SONS IRISH LINEN
DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS, WITH NAP
KINS TO MATCH. -,r,.t>-,
NEW GERMAN LINEN DAMAsk NAPhlNS
1pr5AT ATHU 0S6 ~ fGiEfRMAN HUCK AND DAMAsK
IiNtN TOWELS FROM si'oO ~ S'' rhN
pEIGiAN bFD LINENS, ALL WIDTHS AND
0TAiITIES THAT CAN BE RELIED ON.
sd WIDE TABLE CANTON. at loc anI Il ~ -,
aS-PLAIN FIGURES AND CoR EC L
sEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILD G.,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CORNER 9TH ST.
Fs'ablishcd 1910,
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Hestored to Settlement and Entry.

Secretary Lamar has ordered that about
23,COO acres of lar d in Washington territory
lying on the branch line of the Northern Pacific
railroad, running between Wnllala junction
benefit of that railroad company, be restored
to settlement and entry.
National Republican., 1886-10-21
Srrlinr Inrnrmailnn.

The con mi'sioncrs have a dressed letter
70 all lie charitable institutions asking Tor de.
tailed md rmatioH respecting them, Tho in-
formation called for is to hclp the GOmmis-
sltncrs N getting Congress to give further aid
in the future ii nCcdCd
National Republican., 1886-10-21
$500

fine quality, and fast COlOrs. Eiseman Bros,
Manufacturers of Clothing, corner Seventh
and Il streets,
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ArnIrIl

Cheviot Suits for Boys, sizes II to II, In dir.
irCut COlors ana mixtures Eiscman Bros,
the OLly Manufacturers Of Clothing In the
city, conner Seventh md + streets,
National Republican., 1886-10-21
Cash Purchases and Sales
Enable THE PALAIs ROYAL to offer Superior Goods
at the aforementioned prices:
JEWELRY,
Large Assortment of Fall Novelties,

Mlkado Bracelets, lgc.
Cut Jet Beads, for hat trimmin :, per string.
25c.
Rhine Stone Collar Buttons Sc.
CrcAm.COlored Roman Pearl Beads, l9c
OxidiZcd Cuff Buttons, 1@c.
Rhine stone HHirpins. SOC.
New assortment OF Clasps 25c.
GOd-pated Banglcd Bracelets, for Children,
per pair, 6SC.
Nickel Watches warranted for one year, Si.i0.
Solid Silver Watches, warranted, S139.
ONidiZed Dog Collars, l9c.
Bracelets to match collars, 25C.
OXidized Ninaigrettos Sbc
Silver Pins, representing Lilies, Pansies &C.,
White Rhine Stone, warranted not to tarnish,
soc.
Cut Jet Ball Pins, for bonnets 10, 25, and CSC.
Gold-plattd, silver, and Oxidl1ed Fob and
Watch Chains, from dOc to SlSS.
Compile to stock fJet JCwolry.
Pins, Earrings. Bracelets, Combs, Sleeve and
Collar Buttons, WntCh and Fob Chains, Clasps
and Buckets, in all designs and prices.
National Republican., 1886-10-21
A Case Deserving Severe PunIsI,ment,

Joseph NJ. Grady. who was SO brutally and
Cowardly beaten II few nights ago Is still con-
fined to the hospital from injuries received by
being knocked down by Emanuel Lacey The
case against Lacey was yesterday continued in
the p,l,Ce cOuTttO await Grady's appearance as
"a mi
National Republican., 1886-10-21
nI.ooK to the senate"-and the "sanatorIal., :,
C,rnuimo 40 Go 10 IrlOrldn

The President yesterday afternoon ordered
thar GeroTimo and fourteen of his followers
should be sont to Fort PickenS, Fla, and the
Marion, Fla. 1,
National Republican., 1886-10-21
Married at EightY-Four.

IS per gallon, 10 cents a quart bottle. No, l
Rye Whisky best In the world for the money,
at MCGee's, Ninth street. near D.
National Republican., 1886-10-21
&i.OO
Columbia noat club Incorporated.

Children's Wear-rcsstng Suits, sizes from 4
TO IA years Eiseman Bros, Clothiers and
Tailors, corner Seventh and l. Streets
National Republican., 1886-10-21
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY
Minor Occurrences In and About the
City Briefly Pat.

SAhN hNa
Tooth filling made painless by the use o
cocaine by 8. T. Mason, dentist. 2is bour-and
a-half street northwest.
The latest novelty-The Mikado straw slip
per, s2and $3.50 per pair. Ladies' straight goat
hand scwCd, si; pebble goat hand sewed, $780,
Mrs. VIM. IL. Rich, III Market Space.
+. s. Baldwin was yesterday excused as a
juror in the circuit court
Mr.. owen O'IIare has been accepted as a
juror in the circuit court
The Asbestos Stone Manufacturing Company
has filed certificate OiiuCOrpJraiiOn. Of
The mortality for the past week was 90:
Whites y. a. 'Ol0F'd a. Marriages T. D'''n'
Mrs. Anna White, i2s I street southeast, re
ports a silver watch and chain worth so
stolen
Geo. T. French was yesterday appointed as n
talpsman to till vacancy on the panel oil peut
jurors in the criminal court.
Georgia Bennett, small colored girl, was
fined $40 yesterday by Judge Smell for breaking
window at Moy Iucn's laundry.
Mrs Jane L. Adams was yesterday appointed
administrators of the estate of her husband
Geo. W. Adams, and the bond fixed at sl0O, ,OO0
A delegation of plumbers interviewed the
commissioners yesterday with n view to hav-
ing certain changes made in the plumbing
regulations.
Ilc ihluG DullulugSt lOOls, llDu IlEgluBi uul
machinery at the base of the Washington
monument will be sold nt auction at 10 o'clock
this morning.
Daniel Loughran, through his attorney Mr.
MILE Dean, has entered suit against Jno. U.
O'Mera, to recover 81 600 damages claimed for
injury done to premises No. 1917 street north.
west while the defendant was tenant.
The lowest bid received yesterday for the
erection Of the family building for the reform
| school was from James b. Halliday, aud
| amounted to $4,000, which Is more by $1,000
| than the appropriation for the building.
Rev. Mr.. wilkinson took formal leave of hi,
| congregation on Tuesday night at Israel Z. NJ
Church. Prof ]. +. n. wilkinson, Mr VIM. II
| Brown and Others addressed the meeting, and
! referred to the great amount of good thtt had
| been done by the Rev. Mr.. Wilkinson during
| his pastOrate in this city.
National Republican., 1886-10-21
CHILDREN'S HATS.

For children the latest novelties are large,
very unique in style, and In bright Colors, of
which we have the exclusive shades.
NOVELTIES IN IMPORTED BEAVERS, in
garnet, cardinal, black, white, and nutrla.
Our price 1916 cents, The price may seem
very low, but we are able to guarantee them TO
equal those at higher prices.
NOVELTIES in LAWN TENNIS and PoLOs
(Which only come in coquilicot,) at 6S and 75c.
NOVELTIES IN TAM o,sHANTER. We
have them in various materials; such asvelvct,
nstrachan, plush, lambs wool, and cloth, at
gsc, sl,25, S1,iS, s1.75, si.9S, and s2l0.
NOVELTIES IN BOYS PoLos, in cloth, wei
vet, plush, astrachan, and knitted, suitable for
all, from the little shaver to the school boy, at
2l, %, 35, 4S, and 75c.
NOVELTIES IN SCHOOL AND DRESS
HATS FOR YOUNG MISSES (of which we
make sseoialty), In all grades, felt, velvet,
plush, astrachan, and fancy effects, at 7j 0Sc,
sl.25, sl.4s, sl.75, and Sl.0s TO $3.50.
National Republican., 1886-10-21
$500

For Boys Suits sizes II to II; strong, good
wearing, and fast cOlors. Eiseman Bros, cor
nur seventh and 4 streets
National Republican., 1886-10-21
TRIMMING.

For this purpose Velvets, Astrachan, Fancy
Effects of every description are made use OF
according to the taste of the wearer.
NOVELTIES IN COLoRED VELVETS,
White Embroidered Polka Dot imported goods,
entirely new, at 81. 10 a yard.
NOVELTIES IN. AsTRACHAN, imported
quality, extra wide, Black aud Brown, at
Sl,4S yard.
NOVELTIES IN COLORED SILK VELVET5,
all shades at 74c per yard. These will COM
mand your attention at first sight.
NOVELTIES IN CoLoRED sURAHs, war
ranted all silk, extra wide, very appropriate
for Trimming and also evening wear-colors,
Orange, Brown, Cardinal, Blue, White, Pink,
Cream, Black, Leghorn-at Zoe. yard; regular
price, osc
NOVELTIES IN sATINs, in all shades, at
Soc yard.
NOVELTIES IN DUTCHEss sATINs, Best
Quality, at CSC yard.
National Republican., 1886-10-21

No Time, Trouble, and Expense has been
spared to make this, our Second Fall and Win
ter Opening, a Grand Success We cordially
to call on us on our Opening Days, Oct Is and
16, where we can show a line Of Millinery Goods
and Cloaks second to none
National Republican., 1886-10-21

MATCH race to-day at BrightwoOd Park,
p. III. Billie VS.. Creole; admission free.
National Republican., 1886-10-21
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT..

AT 10 und 60 cents, All.wool Felt Hats. fash
ion6blc shapes ind colOrs.
At 81 cents only, Fine English Felt Hats,
best shapes and colors, and best finish.
Al 81 10, Frcf th Felt Hats and bonnets, ele-
CANT shapes and cOlors
At Sl.25, Test French Felt Hats, desirable
shapes and colors, heavily bound.
At $l.7b, Black SIR Beaver Hats all styles
AT 90 20 and s2.25, Finest Black silk Beaver
Hats, latest shapes.
TEiMMMFD' -"Ci, ,ildren's Hats, an elegant as
sormcnt, handsomely trimmed in Felt and
Velvet Plush, at 75c, 81, SIPS, and sl.bJ.
PATTERN HATS AND BONNET5. - Our
Imported Pattern Hats, expressly imported for
Kings Palace, which cost S35, $40, and $50, we
ore selling now ot SIS and $50. You will never
have such a chance again. Elegant Pattern
National Republican., 1886-10-21
GENTS FURNISHINGS.

Satn.lincd Tcck Scarfs 2jc
Puns Fourin.lIand and Knot Scarfs, Al to
Csc.
Fisk, Clark d Flagg's Latest Novelties, g. 10
CSC.
scarfs and Ties for full dress and evening
wear.
Heavy Merino Drawers and Shirt, so aud Gsj
each.
Nearly All-wool Drawers and Shirt, 81 each
Norfolk and New Brunswick Co. Drawers and
Shirt full regular made Sl.25 each.
English Cashmere (colored) Drawers and
Shirt 81. 50 each.
Scarlet Lambs Wool Medicated Drawer und
Shirt, 81. 10 each.
All.wool Half Hose orc per pair.
Gloria, SILK, and Sa in de Chine Umbrc'las,
natural and fancy sticks, gold and silver caps,
Lalls, and hooks from sl.S5 to $40.
National Republican., 1886-10-21
At o24 Seventh St. N. w.,

FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS TO BE GIVEN AWAY
In the next ninety days. Over Thirty Thousand Dollars
worth OF Clothing must m be sold to close partnership
entire Baltimore stock thrown into the Washington
store We bound to close them out to wind up the
partnership $40 Suits down to l4 $l5 Suits down to
$lO $40 Suits down to 81 and 81 Boys 81 Suits down
to $3.50 SO Suits down to $6 Children's 81 Suits down
profits and 40 per cent of cost given to customers
It is necessity that oompels us to do this.
THE GOODS MUST GO!
We must have the must have the
aiormade goods made in
We going to sell them for less than could
customers in the shape bargains at this great dissolution
them aside till the at the great
firm will
business at the place
924 SEVENTH ST. N. w., Bet. and K
One Door Below Burdettes Dry Goods House
National Republican., 1886-10-21
HATS.

This department, ever attractive to the
Ladies. will be found more so at the present
time from the new and attractive Novelties
recently added We only can mention here
few of the special features OF the most promi'
nent styles.
NOVELTIES IN HATS, fue cloth, imported
English Turbans, Astrachan Rim, Sl.4o.
NOVELTIES IN SILK BEAVERS, Plush
rims, all shades and colors, at s2.SS. These
goods were imported to sell at $3.50.
NOVELTIES IN sILK.BoUND FELT HATS,
nil shapes and colors at 6S cents. These arc
guaranteed to equal any hat in the market
ut 81,
Also n lot of FELT HATS which were
slightly damaged in transportation. These we
will close out for 25c each.
NOVELTIES IN FRENCH FELT HATS,
nobby styles and colors, at Sl.2j.
NOVELTIES IN BEST FRENCH FELT
HATS, extra heavy. wide silk binding, odd
shapes, Sl.iS,
National Republican., 1886-10-21
rerlumtry, Notions, Stationery.

So7odont, for the Teeth, d7c.
fellows Swan Down, &C.
Champagne Bottle Bay Rum, 12c.
Pears Soap, Sc,
Ncnnards Extracts, per ounce, 22c.
6-ounce glass-stoppered bottle filled with
Cologne, 4Qc.
Best quality all-silk colored English garter
web, per yard 22c
Woven Dress Steels three (3) in set &c.
Needle Cases, containing papers, assorted
sizes. &c.
English Hook Pins. &c.
Cabinet Hairpins, 100 in q box, &c.
Shoe Buttons, best made, per gross, &C.
Wire Hair Brushes, lSc
igc Pocket Knives, 25c.
Brass and Nickel Cuspidors, per pair, 13c.
Extra quality Irish Linen Note Paper, 100
sheets, 1Sc.
SC.
"Three Little Maids from School" per box,
1Gc.
Fancy box Child's Paper lie.
The "PIemier." per box, 52c.
The Diplomat" latest novelty, &C.
National Republican., 1886-10-21
Harlan & Bennett,
1921 II street n. w

WY II, HOUGHTON Il CO.,
" 1914 street Northwest.
Solicit your inspection Of their
UPuOLSTERY MATERIALS.
Our reputation is very good IN ms spSc@ia' @
department and we ask you TO call ana eN-
anime for Yourself We keep all classes OF
materials, from inexpensive Jute to finest
BroCades. o, o,o-
silk and Wool Damasks, $3.50 TO Si.10O.
AIT Damasks (jutc) 20 cents.
Special Colors in Armours SD,
LACE CURTAINS AT LOWEST PRICES.
Soc sur Scotch LaCes from 81. 80 to 500.
Our line Of Bedroom Furniture Is now com
plcte and our special made suits of three pieces
are bound to sell when you see and compare
Furniture Re-upholstered. window Shades
in a Splendid Quality Of Cambria. Wall Papers
CARPETS. Imported Rngs-Speclal SAFE during
", II. HOUGHTON 4 CO..
1911 + street Northwest
National Republican., 1886-10-21

THE CLASS EQUALS BEST prices
noticed in "Pot' and 'Star";
National Republican., 1886-10-21
Second Floor-Take Elevator.)

The newest of new Rib
bons are here. The passion
for decorations has created
such a demand that every
effort has been made to pro-
duce the most delicate of
colors and shadings, and we
are now showing a stock in
point of largeness, variety,
and cheapness far superior
to any previous offering.
Some of the new shades are
exquisite We are showing :
National Republican., 1886-10-21

Hats, American manufacture, at SO, 81, Ss, 50,
and $40.
Wings, Fancy Feathers, and Birds, the
largest stock in the country, at IL, Is, %, 81,
co. 75c and 81.
Nelvcts and Pushes for trimmings, at 81,
Sl15, and 81 .25 per yard.
Fancy Pushes and Volvets, at s1.25, $3.50,
and 81 per yard.
Ostrich Tips, in all colors and black, at %,
81, GO. and 75c n bunch.
WRAPS WRAPS WRAPS
Ladies', Misses, and Children's Cloaka
Vistes, English Walking Jackets Newmarkets,
Rnglans, Short Wraps, In Cloth Seat Push
Cheviots, Silks, and all Standard Materials and
Novelties, imported direct from Berlin ex-
pressly for Kings Palace. You can buy an
elegant wrap for ladies Mt s., SO, 81 SS, and elO
Children's Cloaks at 81, IS, So, and 81:
National Republican., 1886-10-21
Infants Cloaks.

This Department is stocked with ClOaks for
Infants and Children up to 3 years old, all
Walking Coat embroidered collars and sleeves,
at S237; worth $3.50.
National Republican., 1886-10-21
Fancy Wings and Birds,

This Department Is complete in everything
and we are selling Ribbons at such prices tina
II is almost impossible TO believe.
National Republican., 1886-10-21
Pushes and Velvets.

We can show you an assortment of Pushes
and Velvets, both plain and fancy, as well as
Astrachans, at prices that will defy competi-
ton.
National Republican., 1886-10-21
Ladies' Trimmed Hats and Bon
nets.

We have selected the best styles and shapes
in above goods abroad, and can guarantee
the ladies surprise by inspecting our
dren's Hats trimmed and untrlmmed, is COM
plete, and you can find Hat for every child
there,
National Republican., 1886-10-21

ONE THOUSAND different styles are dis
played during our Opening in this Department,
and YOU can sec Birds from all parts OF the
globe, and at the lowest prices,
National Republican., 1886-10-21
Cloaks, Visites, and Walking
Jackets.

Our Line of Clonks for Ladies and Children
Is complete comprising all the styles manu-,
factured in Berlin, Paris, and New York, and
our prices are positively the lowest in the city.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-29
POLICE COURT.

1t takes a good deal more than warm wea-
Their to give the police court black eye, as
can be clearly seen from yesterdays docket.
NJ Wade John Clark, Sam Ford and Levi
Leonard were accompanied before his honor
yesterday and the report was circulated that
all of them had been attacked with sort of
disease that caused them to oscillate over the
sidewalks in a careless sort of manner. They
did not deny the rumor but thought perhaps
it might be true His honor took it for
granted that it was. and favored each by
asking three dollars and costs The second
and fourth mentioned responded, but the
other two shook their heads horizontally
and friends and money had none SO they took
low seat in the calaboose.
The next to engage his honor's attention
was a number of unfortunate creatures of
the female persuasion. They We're captured
by Jap on the previous night who found them
lettering around houses of ill-shape. The fol-
lowing are the names as reported: Gussie
Out Dixie. Lee, Emma Burgess, Maud Bride,
and Bessie Bright. They We're each asked to
make contribution of ten dollars to the city
and complied with the request.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-29

BAD LUCK.

Mr.. Styles the real estate agent met with
quite a pecunary accident yesterday while
attempting to perfect a trade. He was try
ing to accommodate fellow who was desr-
Gus of exchanging lots for a horse and buggy
He found a second party who had horse
and carriage to trade, SO he borrowed the en-
tire outfit and started out without search
warrant Cd a hunt for the man who had the
lots. Finally successful in finding his man
on north Topeka avenue, he placed too much
confidence in the willy horse who evidently,
from his actions, was not in favor of the
trade. He succeeded in making his escape.
and started south at lively speed; before
going far, however, the carriage upset, caus
ing the horse to assume a similar position.
The disappointed agent was soon at the seat
of war and assisted by friends succeeded
finally in cutting enough harness to iberate
the Kicking animal" The latest dispatches
indicate that he had not closed the trade; the
carriage was done up in fine style, but was
not in good trading trim.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-29

Miss Emma McClees entertained a number
of her intimate friends last evening at her
home on North Emporia avenue Social
games and music were participated in and all
present express themselves as having had a
pleasant time. Ice cream and cake were on
the programme and were served at timely
hour. The following is a list of those present:
Misses Cora Miller, Grace Jewett, Kate Red
field, Marion Niederlander and Messrs. Rob
ert Smith, A. c. Burwell. Harry Lesh, Mr..
Dixon and H w Meeker
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-29
PERSONAL.

Miss Kate Todd, of Halstead, is in the
city.
Mr.. Ed Allen, son of E. B., is visiting in
the city.
It. F. Ryer, of Anthony, arrived in the
city yesterday.
j. j. Strickland, of Kingman, is in the
city on business.
"A. King, of Kingman, is in the city and
will remain few days.
Rev d. W. Phillips. of ElDorado, is reg
istered at the Occidental.
j. NJ. Humphrey, of Belle Plains, made
the city a visit yesterday.
j. Ross, of Hutchinson, was circulating
among friends in the city yesterday.
MIR. NJ. P. Barnes and his daughter, Mrs.
Ayers, will leave for Colorado in few days.
It B. Wall and family left last g1t for
Colorado Springs, Col, to spend the heated
months
F. w. Ash was down from Haven yester-
day morning. Haven is holding her own
and more too
William Astle and Robert Longhlin, of
Haven, were in the city yesterday and called
on the EAGLE
Mr. Phelps, of the Anglo-American loan
company is going on five weeks visit to
Ireland. He starts Friday
Mrs. E. r. Cody and daughter Josephine,
from Cleveland, Ohio, arrived in this city
yesterday on a visit to the family of c. A.
Walker, of the Wichita National
Mr.. d. ID, Myers, who has been. under
the doctors care for two weeks is able to be
up and about little but it will be Sometime
before he will be able to go to work
Mr.. Geo. Shaugenberger received let
ter from Mr.. Bissantz in Hot Springs, in
which he says he is improving nicely, and
viii be back in the metropolis in few days
Mr.. F. w. Colby and family, of Fort
Davis. Texas, arrived in Wichita the first of
the week and will make their home here
They come for the purpose of placing their
two daughters in Lewis Academy. Mr.. Colby
is largely interested in the cattle business in
Texas
DR.. w. S. Whithorn made lis call yes
making arrangements to go out to the
Rockies to spend the heated term. The doc
tor is a splendid conversationaist and an in
dependent thinker, and it is always a pleasure
10 IN IL to hi,,,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-29
A Card to the Public.

Bouetti &, Porcasi have telegraphed to Chi
cago for three more BARRIERS, the very best
that could be found in the city at very large
salaries They will add one more chair to
accommodate the public without long and
tedious waiting.
Remember that we have all the facilities to
do first-claSs work. as we have all the con
veniences that could be found in a first-class
shop.
We thank the public in general for past
favors, and remain yours with respect
As we have made our home here. we
hope that the public will continue to give us
their kind patronage
d-60tf BCUETTI & FORECAST
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-29
GRAND SHOOTING TOURNAMENT
At Fair Grounds, West wichita, August B, 4,

Neither pains nor expense have been spared
TO make this the most successful Shooting
Tournament ever held in the state. Many
prominent marksmen have already expressed
their intention of participating. Three thous-
rock pigeons and three thousand Decatur red
birds have been secured and are upon the
grounds
Every accommodation has been made for
the convenience of ladies who will be adj
mitted free. There will be no postponement
as ample protection has been made against
both rain and sun. Persons driving upon
the grounds can put their horses in the sheds.
Refreshments will be served by Gandolfo-
With the st. Louis, Fort Scott snd Wichita
railroad special rates have been made; other
roads have not yet been heard from, but
they will no doubt do as we'll
The management certainly deserve the
support Of the citizens of Kansas in their eff
fort to furnish innocent amusement d59-10t
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-29

The Mammoth livery stables have added to
their already large stock of livery an elegant
five glass landau. This carriage is especially
adapted for ladies calling, shopping and plea
sure riding. 1t will not be used as a street
hack. 1t is equipped with hand mirror,
card case, and bell. 1t is in every way the
finest carriage in the city.
Telephone orders No. a. Stables No. ia
South Main street.
d56-tf S W Ford, Prop'r.