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the action of the Powrs, both on general
grounds and by reasd OF their interven-
ton in the 10 mati0n)f the Greek King
dom and of Varousl erlOds in the con-
Germs of the Ottoman empire, and espe-
cially Of the Balkanleninsula, earnest
~ hope that Greco will pause before
placing herself on tbs occasion in conflict
with their deliberat and united recon-
mendation."
This is sound adice and it is to be
hoped that Greece will see that her wise
course is to come own from her high
horse as quickly All quietly as possible.
Admiral Lord JONI Hay in command OF
Tue English Mediterranean squadron has
been ordered to he Piraus. He COM
mands 70 ships 0fWar with total of lao
guns and 5l47 usn. The main danger
Just at present is bat Turkey, now that
she has made term with Prince AleXan-
der, may make al advance on Greece
from Macedonia. But as Mr.. Gladsto one
has frankly Acknowledged the sOundness
OF Lord Sails bury'tforeigR policy, and es-
peclally that part nat related to south
eastern Europe, it to be hoped that Eng
hsh influence will restrain the Turks from
what would be jua resentment against
tho hostile attitude # Greece.
In the meantime, must be confessed
that the Pan Hellenitic idea has received
decided Impetus. Turkey is most jeal-
Gus OF the island Of Crete. Tue creek
beet is quite able t0,ope with that Of Tur-
hey and Internal state Of many OF the ISL
ands of the Aegaeal sea, is suoh that the
Ottoman rule is serDusly jeopardized. The
creek race wRerevT it is scattered hss q
strong patriotism, WhIeh, when educated
and developed, may lring back some of the
prowess Of its valorols ancestry.
Woodward,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-24
DEATH OF A NOTED CAPTAIN.
The Sole Survivor OF the Massacre on
Board the Creole IN 1871.
From the Ns,o York Sun.
Fron the WasliR0t0n Star.

Prom the Washfn0t0n Star.
Capt. Il. c. Clifford, commander of the
steamer Ariel. of the James River line,
died suddenly in Richmond, Va, yester-
day. He was IS years old, and had been
seaiaring man for 60 years. He com
mauded the W. Allison, the beat used for
exchange OF prisoners on the james dur
ing the war, but he was especially nota-
bic as having been the sole survivor of
what was known as the Creole massacre
in 1871, which came near causing trouble
between England and America. The
Creole was bound from Richmond TO New
Orleans with l35negrO slaves for the New
Orleans market. When the vessel got
out at sea the negroes mutinied, and
the next day Clifford, who was
the only survivor of the crew,
found himself lying on the quarter deck,
slashed and shot and left for dead. The
mutineers at hrst decided TO kill him, but
on consideration demanded that he should
pilot the ship TO A haco, whera, they said,
they had been told by q preacher in Nor
folk they would get their freedom. He
fooled them by steering for Nassau. On
reaching that place be reported TO the
American Consul. The latter called on
Admiral Cock6urn Of the British navy,
aud the Admiral, despite Chords pro-
test, decided to free the negroes, who, as
soon as they landed, claimed prot cti0n
as British subjects, and were at once de-
clared subjects OF Great Britain. clifford
was arrested and put under 81, 600 bonds
aud the penalty Of twelve mORths' inn
prisonme . II no ATTEMPTED TO take one OF
them from the leland. He therefore,
abandoned that idea, but pro-
tested against such proceedings
ana sent the protest 10 Washington
John Tyler was President OF the United
States then. and the case was managed by
President Tyler aud Daniel Webster.
They made a demand upon the British
government TO pay for the slaves, and
after fourteen years that government did
pay for them. principal anu compound In
terest. Lord Ashburton came over here
from England so treat for them, and II
was known as the Ashburton treaty. Five
OF the negroes, however, decided 10 re-
main on the ship and 80 % their masters
in New Orleans, aud with this crew
Clifford succeeded In reaching that port.
Capt. Gifiord's son, who was an ofhcer In
the Confederate army, was taken ~ with
yellow fever at the Bahama islands, and
was nursed By one OF the negroes who
was with the mutlneers.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-24
A MOTHERS AG0NIzING STORY
Details of the Terrible stroke That
Killed the Misses M'GAnrey.
From the Neto York World.


WATERBURY,, CONN, March 20.-The
booming and crashing Of last nights
storm was frightful, and the greatest
amount of damage was expected by the
frightened people. The most deplorable
results OF the storm are now In the I'M
dertaking rooms Of John Moriarity-the
blackened remains OF the two young
women, victims Of tn lightniRg's terrible
work. Sarah and Jane McGsffey were
aged 20 ana is years respectively, and
lived with father, mother aud sister
Nellie, aged 10, in 5. 7. Daylon's house,
near the railroad station, at WATERFOWL.
In the house also lived Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Cock and Their young babe. At
/ a. m. the house was almost totally
wrecked by bolt Of lightning, and the
ground for rods around was torn up as
though Just plOughed.
Mrs. McGahfey taus describes the dis
aster, from which II is wonderful that
any one escaped alive:
THE BEREAvED MOTHERS STORY.
81 had been sick, and was not able to
sleep. When the thunder commenced
had feeling that something dreadful
was going 10 happen, because OF thun-
der storm at this time Of tho year. When
the second crash came Nellie awOke, and
said she WAS glad / was awake for he
thunder made her feel 80 lonesome.
Just then the house seemed tearing all %
pieces, and the plaster began 20 fall down
on me and Nellie. The light was put out,
and l thought the top Of the house was
broken in and that my husband Was
killed. ! got up, and, taking my little
girl by the hand, felt my way 10 tue
chamber door. | could not open IL, as il
was all blocked up. Then 1 heard my
husband screaming that the house was
on hre. 1e came down 10 the door, but
could not open IL until he had kicked and
pushed for some time with all his strength.
We then went ~ the door OF the girls
bedroom, hut that was blocked up, too.
thought they had not been awakened at
all by the thunder. But my husband,
fearing the worst, ran out OF doors naked,
and going round 70 the rear found that
side OF the house all open, the room In
ruins and the wall overhead all fallen
down. He cried out that the girls we're
killed and began 20 pull away the rub-
bish. He found Jane aud then Sarah,
ard we thought they were both dead, but
after awhile Sarah began 20 moan ana
We got her out. She knew us, but could
not talk, as her tongue was split In Two.
soon after the doctor came she died, aud
| came TO Mr.. Dayton's with Nellie, my
little girl. the oniy child have left.v
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
100000 Tickets Mt Five UOllars Each.
Fractions, in FifthS in proportion.

1867 Prizes, Amounting to ............ 1855. 500
Application for rates to clubs should be
New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, CIV
ing full address. postal NOTES. Express
MONEY Orders. or New York Exchange in
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Make p. o. Money Orders payable
and address Registered Letters 10
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Eest.

I OST, yawl boat II feet by feet beam,
IL painted lead color; red trimming. A
10 raj reward viii be paid If returned to 90
Whitat street.
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COMMISSIONERS.

We the undersigned Ranks ana Banks sCiH
par all Prices dfa3cp IN The Louisiana Stlts
Lotteries ,0kich may De preseatef dt ar com
ters.
j. n. OGLFSBY, President Louisi-
ana National Rank.
=. n. Kennedy, President State
National Rank.
a. Il ALUWIN, President New Or
leans National Bank.
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Incorporated in 1858 for % years by the Leg
islalure for Educational and Charitable pur-
poses-wth a capital OF 1000, 000-to VIII en- a
reserve fund OF over $55O,O0J has since bee
added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote tis fran
chise was made a part OF the present state
Constitution adopted December I'd A. ID. 1879.
The oIifV LOttsfV cUer D9teG on and endorsed
By tho people Of any state.
10 neecr scales or DOstD0pes.
Its Grand single Number Drawings
take place monthly, and the Extra-
ordinary Drawings regularly every
three months instead of emf Annu-
ally as heretofore, beginning March,
1886.
a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. FOURTH GRAND
DRAWING. CLASS -, IN THE ACAD-
ENVY or MUSIC. NEW ORLh ANS.
TUESDAY, April Is, 1SSG-101st
Monthly Drawing.
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2ltier IIanfnl,o atlantic.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN desires board
IA Wi private family within 1--we minutes
OF post office. Address J. NJ. Morning News.
w ANTED, TO rent a nor e or mule thirty
w days for delivery wagon. Il. ID. Nc
DONELL 4 CO., l13 Congress street, Market
square.
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DR.. }. p. Cowan, Ashland, o.. Says 'sTt
proves Satisfactory as a nerve tonic; also
In dyspoptio conditions Of the stomach.
with general debility, such as We end In
OyerwOrked femalee, with nervous head
ache ana it6 aceompanimcnlsg
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-24
Gor zlEnt...lsliarrIInltrolla.

nor RENT. abaut twenty acres of land.
II paril within the extended city limits.
extending from the Waters road to south
vile, with entrance iran hat road and also
ny way OF tie White B uiT road. There IL a
small dwelling house and large stable and
well OF go d water on the premises. Several
acres adjoining the house Is T. need and under
cultivation, and fine lot OF fruit trees plant
ed. The place Is conveniently located for
range for cattle, which can be fenced at a
small cost. For particulars apply Co c. II.
DORSEFT.
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= NEF- TIT L PRiZE $50, OO0~S4A
Tickets only o.. shares ia propOrrI on
eg--1y 3ssF5 SslssarSsaf ssas2eH4Wya
l
- q. = & y =
Louisiana State Lottery Comfy.

I'VE do hereby errNJy thar ne supervise re
d9rdR0eaenfS FER az tie AoathlR and quar-
ferly Dr. aCiRgS Of The LoUiStHnr State Lott
tory Company, and in person manage and con-
troll tAe Drd'raRos NeNselDss, and that tie same
0Te conducted acith nasty, JG5rncSs, and in
good fam to1odrd az Dartiss, and ere authorizes
si'tLes Of our signatures attached ~ its ddBer-
ffsa,peuGeO
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-24

tIce
de-
easei,
within
their
ns 10.
CURED
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photography.

A THOUGH we still keep very busy. the
n Celebrated "1AN ENs' CABINET" ia
stu Five Dollars a dozen.
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Boar0ima.

BOARDING No. u Abercorn street Tor
ID parties desiring a pleasant and p3Tma-
nent home and goOd accommodations; mod
crate rates. Table DO ard
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-22
Mrs. MstmslOm's spptbims sprmp.

8eb. Splpanus Cobb idreibt i'm SO.
ftOn @hriffiun 6reeman": auf feinen
SAL tpirben mir cine Mebt5iu empfeblen,
namsntlid fir Sinh penn mir ni&t
waBten, paB Rs gut 1T. Son Wrs.
@inslpws Shrup fSnnea mir iebcd aus
grfahruns fpreden. Sn unferer eigeneu
Sarnilie bat er ftd als Sesen ermieien,
neil er einem Sinbe, bas nit Solif se=
pein;st mar, S@laf be ,@afi.e unb ben
gltern Guhe wdbrero Der Nadt
liderte. Die meifen @ltern tpe. zen bic
fen Sesen gu iddtsn w.1en. 5ier 1T
Elm srtitel, Der fid b.mdtrt unb barmlcS
1T, benn Der Sdlaf, ben er benz Sinbe
ptridaHt, il nasa;l.a uub Der fleine @ns
gel erwadt 70 ubei er ME etn anOpf."
Wdbrenb bes 3ahnens It fein @rfolg I'M.
iddsbar. Bir habeu ! iufs genus bon
Wittern bic NeuBerun9 eebSrt, baB fe
nidt obne ben Syrup iein ulSsen BON BET
@eburt bes &inbes an bic our 8ollens
bun9 bes 3abnens. 8erfuuft bon allen
Gpothetern gu Is Gents bic Slaide.
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@tu. SBHtma & sphn.

1niere 9%auptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
bas 6leii9, unb I'M iol6es frif6 uno
gut gu erlansen, fann man unm6gli6
einea 5uberldiigeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. 56fing & Sobn, No.
511 Qpe. 6. 9ie 6erren baben Dem
@ef9mad ihrer &unben &ebnung gez
tragert unb III i6rem @tabliHement cine
talte 2uftmaf6ine erri6tet, wel6e allen
Mnforoerungen fir @rbaltung unb @ntz
fernung f6dbliGer Snerebiensen 6es
SIeii9es entipriGt. sic baben beifaaz
big in ibren Gisbb6fen einen grOBen
8orratb BON MaiiDieb, aus mel6em
rl1r bas Bette fiir ibre &unoen getpd6lt
tpirb. Wer reef bebient fein mill, bet
beiu1e BEN Martt, So. 511
Wberue s. 1,10t1i
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G.. s.. MIner.

Wef : s o mmereeftraBe
bdlt ein groBes unb iebr aemdbltes 2as
ger pon Sapeten, &ouleaur,
Gilberrabmen unb Sci II,
unb ferner nebeu 3ei6nenzW aterialien
aler Mrt. Garben unb u It ret=
der : Materialien, %befonoers
0ammers fertig gemi DIT e
Sarben, bic beIten unb ~biligiten I'M
Martte, bi- unter boiler @arantte bet
fauft merben. 5 zen T. unb Spies
gelgIas unb anbere in bieies Sad
fdla9enbe @rtifel; morin Ser Weiler
bas gr6Bte 2ager I'm Welien oes Staa:
tss bat. Qluftrage aus Gem 2anbe lpers
ben prompt ausgefiibrt.
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l1nibertrefflide Nn5iebuns!
l1eber cine talbe Mtqton perlppft.
2put11ana State Qptterp Sc

Southland Sfate Sottern So.
Diefes SnHitnt purbe TIM Sabre 1868 fiji,
grsiebunss- unb @obltbatisteits 3pede bon
ber Staatslesislatur fir ben !3eitraum bon
finfunbapanais Sabren seieblib ineorporirt
NIT einem &apital bon $1,000, 900, gu pel9em
fe ieitber eineu &eferbefOno bon $500 600 bin.
a~usefast bat. Durd Elm Neutrality-suspicious.
8otum tpurben ibre &e@te Elm She'll bet sesen.
tpdrtigen Staatsconfitmtion, angenomnten an
2. December 1879.
Sbre sroSen 3iebunsen einaeI.
Mummern finben monatIid fatt.
MiemaIs pirb einc SSiebmms berf@oben. Mau
Ieie na@folsenoen @lan.
Muberprbentlt@ pterteljabrltde 3te>
bung
in Der Neabeu1t Of Wfufc, Stem Orleans,
Dienfag ben IA. December 1886
100000 5idets 3u $40 ieOes.
9albe S.. Sanftel So. 3ehntel 81.
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Waloemar bpn 9dnemarf bat Die Inn
sugeoadte smaifeIbafte Gbre, als Srabt=
puppe bes @3aren gu fungiren, iebt
befinitip abgelebnt, aber audi bic &ane
bioatur oes Surfer Ntfolals bon Mins
grelien i6eint il9 mieber aeri6(agen gu
baben.
Gur5 ,,nb gut, pie Die 9inae lieaen
1T es niGt unpabri6einli6, baB bic
8ulsoren aud nod ben nd6ten Sab
restas Bet S9la6t bel Slipeniba feiern
f0nnen, obne baB bic ubulgarif6e
Groge" befinitip gel6if 1T.
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sdbu,eidtelteite Wetriioereien

linb Nuerfenuuneen bes groben Were
Ties unb ber 8orsiiglidfeit Der d6ten
Nr3nei, aber Iie firb gefdbrli6 unb uns
~bprtbeilbaft fir BEN &pniumenten uilo
entittli6enb fir ben 5anbler. Wenn
ettpas Nnberes als bafelbe e%mpfoblen
tpirb ober als serabe 10 gut, bonn be-
benfe, baB bas gei6iebt, bamit 81 oen
bolen Breis fiir eine mertblpfe Waore
be3ableit, tpel6e Dem 9dnoler Elm Wterz
tel 6es bon 5. $. 3eilin & So. tpii=
fenf9aftli6 unb iorgiam bereitetert
5immpns 2iner &egulator
cine aIgemein fir unberglei@li6 aners
fannte Mrsnei fDffet.
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1hptparapbiett.

Sic nereife Mooe DON photographer
1T bas f~ogenannte Scroll pboto" tn
@aIamaps @alerie. DaHelbe miro bonn
prof. @ibfon, friber in Chicago, ange=
fertigt. 9erfelbe lit Der Bette &etou@eur,
Der ie in San Mntonio mar. Alb Sfs
SouffonftraBe.
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Neae Maarem! Mcme asaarem!

Weme @aaremI Wcne @aarem!
m@tn6ereIIaS d. Store,
@de S%pufonitraBe & abe. s.
6err Baum bonn Cinderella S6ubs
fore bat bic 6ftli9en Mdrfte -befr6t
l1nb einer itberrai9en6 rei6baltigen
8orratb BON G6uben fir 9amen uno
&inber, iomie fir 9erren eingefauft.
9ie Maaren iinb por3agli6: bauerbaft
unb febr preismi big. Seoe camille
ionte es iiG our 4ufgabe MAIDEN, i,srett
Bebarf an S9ub5eug i'm Ginbez
reIIa Store gu faufen. Ilio berz
geBt ni@t bem
Cinderella S6ubzStore.
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BUR Nptis fit @eriiGerte.

8om 1. Mobember 1886 an perben
ale Jeuer. 9 erft6erunes policen nur
nod @insablung Der prdmien in cash
abgeliefer t.
6annie 9.SlDrian, &.W.SaD& &c.,
%. o.. 8on9nge, u. Mone,
Smith & Co., 5ran5 @lmenborf,
81. u. Ooung, Sbos. s. Braop,
Ngenten.
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,Die Befabisuns fit eine @efddftsbtlonns TT
bic boafanbisfte bon allen @ei@aftsf9ulen I'M
@Ibpeffen.
$. 8. snOerfon, u. M., @rdfbeut, asbrsr
Der Matbematit &C.
6. 8. @albem, 81. a., 6etretar, 2ebrsr bss
8udfabrens, SdOnfdreibenS &C.
9. v. garbrousb, ~. ~, 2ebrer Der Steno'
graphic, Shpe,B riting ae.
8. 8. @iIett, 3. 6, 9ebrer Der ipanii6en
Sprade, 2iteratur &c.
as. @rabant, 2ebrer oer eOmmeraieaen &C.
fese uno Der beutf@en Spra9e.
I'm @ircutare cbsr Labor and
Capital" abreiftre man
S. s. Mmoeripn, PrdiSent.
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Of t

g. s. Sug & Go., go. 266 @om=
n,erce : Strabe, perfaufen bic %feinlten
6errnz unb 9amen : MDbenaaren, To-
ME S9ube uno &lei6et gu erfaunlt9
bi0isen Yreilen. I'm ~gefdaigen 8eiu6
mirb gebeten. H. ,tutp6W
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-12

at the rate of Five Gents per line per week. No ad
verfisements taken for less than 25 cents and VIII
not be inserted until paid FOR.
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NOR SAIE-Tinc farm near Ill Hope. Improved, "a
/ acres good plow isIi, 90 acres good hay land 10
good pasture. VIII give long tim" on part and
will take In ,!c horse cattle. Inquire at probate
luIges Office dliJf
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FOR TRADE.

nor TRADE fulas in Butler to trade for stocks
az goods .i.diitsi on, terms. A-hDel Nelch,
talrlc block d.l Ct
E.-OE TIADE-Iivciy stable ana the entr, outfit
4 good business. good location every thing b,.
Ions first class livery stable: situated IN the
citt - gic.,iaI!a Ohio, wiii trad, land in west
e.1 kansas. Tor particulars address lock box ~
Wichita. k!ta. l+l II
l~oR ENCGANGE- have a half section Of Scdg
! wick county land, partly improved, which We
VIII exchange for icia property upon very liberal
terms. lunnetl . Mor,itoti-e DU
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nor SALES lots in PerTy's addition block from
L street railroad at SaU each. McCaa Miller
duct,
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S,1fAYFD OR STOLEN From Z. WiIkc Cincinnati
tNitakcry. SUNDAY evening, black horse. Snita
bile reward paid to finder d.Utt'
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y-,OR sAIE--30 lots in Hibargers addition. These
Il lots front Washington avenue and west on
Mosey avenue, covered with fine fruit and shade
trees and viii be sold easy terms. Call on Bunne
4 Norehousa Guf
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Horses COWS, wagons, bus;,es. n Norman
stallion, Stock Of feneral merchandise. s2a.t,D
stock 81 coihing, Il horse power engine
aud tlIrcshing macinc, two valuable patent
rgbts' shares in several good growing town In west
crl Kansas. several good pre- omptons and timber
culture claims in the Garden City land dis rct farms
and property in all the eastern and southern
states ALSO western Kansas land and great many
vacant lots in Kansas towns all 10 trade for
lots IN Wichita improved farms in Sedgwick. But
Ter, CoNlcy, Sumner and Reno counties. VIII trade
for mortgaged property. Three good improved farms
% 1854. We make a speciality of trading If
You have anything trade sell bring the deScrip
ton to our Office we can get YOU trade Town lots
sale credit. Oco 5la East Douglas avenue. UP
stairs, from room. kElMAN X SABlN.
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90. 5j2il
TREASURY MENT,
OFFICE on COMPTROLLER or CUBRFS

Washington, July I'D lsS6- \
whereas satisfactory notice has been transmits!
TO the comptroller of the currency that the capital
stock of the state National Rank of Wichita, Wichita
Kansas has been increased in the sum Of forty eight
thousand dollars. Sis.t.sl in accordance with law and
the provisions al the act of May J. lSSt and that The
whole amount of such increase has been paid IN, and
that the paid up capital stock of said bank now
amounts to the of one hundred thousand dollars
{Slunuaj
Vow II is hereby certified that the capital stock OF
the 'Ntaie National Bank OF wichita, Kansas, afurc
said. has been increased aforesaid in the sum of
fort eight thousand dollars ts4Ss.J that said in
crease of capital has been paid into said bank
part of the capital stock thereof and that the said
Increase OF capital is approved 10y the comptroller
81 the currency.
Ia witness whereof hercunto affiX my official SIX
nature and seal Of nicC.
Y. =. SNYDER,
sFAL Deputy and Acting Comptroller.
d6Utf
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I-olt SAIt-t5 If Land tic west bank OF the
biyArkisas rivers miles northwest Dt Wichitash
acres pipNcd and a small orchard, buildings bal
fenced with wire watcrcd b. the river all good
bottom land; price per Il sud socn; part cash.
balance 10 salt at per Inquire by letter J. T.
Brnl..y. Wienita. Kan. do wljtf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-12

NOR SaLE-Crand Central Hotel, Geuda Springs,
Il Sumner county, Kansas, the great health resort OF
sunny, southern Kansas; doing good paying bsi-
ness everything nice and newly furnished this
spring; good chance for one; reason for sell
ing, age Call address Il. {; Love- Geuda
Spring, Kansas d6 If
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-12
FOR RENT.

V,bR RENT ELEGANT store room lust being C"lr
4 tl,ted on, Main street. between IBiStniiirr ana
flrlt street Ground floor 100 feet deep together
NTH q, feet on SECOND floor very best location In the
if, for choice retail trade. For further Information
ao,lr,-s, T. - box l!2.. or call on James W. Morat
- Sunth Lawrence avenue. d'j'i'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-12

I>OR SALE lots ON y. Waco avenue between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets; VIII bc sold at
"A bargain Inuuira nj I5i y Main St soft
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-12

NOR SALE Eight room house with stable, etc; In
L choice location at "A bargain Ashbei Melch
Eagle block d'l-U
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-12-25

w. J. S., that means our old friend
w. J. Slater, of Winchester, writes il
the American of the 10Th very COM
plimentary notice of Maj. jesse w.
Sparks advocating his claims for Speak
er of the Senate.
We endorse every word of it, and if
one of our own townsmen was not
mentioned in the same connection we
would throw up our editorial hat for
the Major. He is gentleman by ma
ture and by education and there is no
better man in the State than Slater to
give him fitting send-ofr" in the
race