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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11
CHURCH CHIMES.

First Baptist-The pastor, Rev. W. +.
Harper, will preach today at IL q m. and .
D. m; Sunday-schosl and pastors bible
class a. $50, DR.. D. W. Smith suPerin-
tendent; young mems meeting Tuesday at
8 p. M; weekly prayer meeting Thursday at
8 D. M. All cordially invited.
Catholic.-Regular services morning and
evening will be held in the Catholic church
todky.
Observation-Disclosures at $50; ses-
sion meeting ct 1915; preaching at II;
young peoples meeting at Z; song service
and preaching at 8. An are welcome. Oak
street-Sunday-sc at 2:30; preaching at
$50.
Emporie Avenue Methodist Episcopal,
corner Emporia avenue and Morris street
Sunday school at $50 a. m. Preaching BY
Rev. n. E. Thurman, the pastor, at 10 a. IN.
and p. N, The public are most cor
daily invited.
Plymouth Congregational, corner Second
street and Lawrence avenue, Rev. j. d.
Parker. pastor-Preaching at 10 a. m. and
s p. m. Sunday school at 6:30 q. m. Prayer
meeting at o'clock Thursday evening.
Evangelical Lutheran-Services at Opera
house at 1890 a. m. Sunday school at q m
Services at Green witch at 2:30 p. m.
First N. E.-Regular preaching today.
Subject of this mornings sermon, God
Knows Best. Services begin promptly at
10 and s. Sunday school at 2:30. The au-
dience room is large, elegant and comfort
able Seats are free and all are cordially
invited to worship with US.
st. Johns Episcopal-Sundsy school al
$50. Morning prayer and sermon on Or
ganic Union with God, at IL. Evening
PRAYER and sermon by the rector on The
Power of Little Things at 8.
Friends meeting and Sabbath school in
First ward school building in west room UP
stairs, Sabbat h school at 9:45, religious ser.
vices at ii, All are respectfully invited to
! attend.
German NJ. E.-Sunday school at $3.50
preaching at 1c:45, and at 9. young peoples
meeting On Tuesday evening at 8. Usual
PRAYER meeting on: Thursday evening at s
All are invited TO attend these meetings.
Christian, corner Second and Market
s.reets-Sundsy school $50. preaching BY
w. B. Hendryx at II and s. Young peo'
Piles meeting Monday at sp. m. earnest
workers meeting Tuesday p. m, mothers
meeting Wednesday 2p- m. followed by
Ladies Aid society. Regular prayer meet
ing Thursday s p. m, subject, prayer and
Exhortstion." Teachers meeting at the par
sonsge li6 n. Topeka ave, Friday 8 p. m
All are cordially invited to all these serv.
| ica-
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PERSONAL.

Lafayette Jones, of Cheney, was in town
yesterday.
Gov. A. A. Glenn and wife returned
from the east Friday.
u. E. Wingert Of Cheney, was in to the
Democratic convention yesterday.
-E. A. Newman and L. NJ Conkling. Of
Kingman, are guests at the Manhattan.
DIR. J. c. Brady, of Louisville. Ky, and
of Lerado, Kansas, is at the Manhattan.
Mr.. Byrth, the broad beamed and happy
travelling freight agent of the Santa Fe is in
town.
w. G. Shambsugh left last evening for
Chicago, where he will spend several weeks
visiting.
e. F. Burnett, the genial travelling pas
senger agent OF the Santa Fe is CHARTERED ct
the Manhattan.
H. Rennie will leave today for Reno
county, where be will spend some days At
tending to business matters.
Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs. Crawford, 81
Wellington, were up shopping yesterday
and dined at the Manhattan.
w. C. Virgins, who has been spending
few days in the city left yesterday for his
home in Pontiac, Michigan.
Mrs. Adams, wife of G. j. Adams, pas
tor of the st. Johns Episcopal church, who
has been visiting in Winfield, arrived hsme
last evening.
$. L. Taylor, agent Of the Wichita q
Western at Kingman, accompanied BY Har'
~ Allen, the Goddard druggist, came in las'
night to spend Sunday.
Arthur Carpenter, Of the Valley Center
News, will leave for Minneapolis, Minnsota
rext Wednesday to accompany his wife
home. Mrs. Carpenter expected to remain
in the land of frost for several weeks, but
she is already homesick and although Arthur
has Just returned after leaving her there, sht
wants to come home.
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OFF FOR OKLAHOMA.
SoUTu HAVEN, July 8.

SoUTH HAVEN, July 8.
To the Editor Daily Eagle:
Please publish in year paper that there is
a party going into Oklahoma on the 18th of
this month II one-half 90 in who say they
are going and who are Masking preparations
to GO there will be from twenty-five hun
dred to three thousand. We viii start from
this place. T. II. NUGENT.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11

@ A Hall 70 IN Tricky. . IRE
serve B Helbsrt's add.............:....
J G Slaven 70 ] 8 Tufnbull, beg
1875 IT'S 100 n y Of Nc cor ofes q
29-H-le; thence - a, % $50 4, 4
~ Il, v $50 ft.............-........
E II Fritch to L Stevens, let 8; blk
Junction Town Cos add...............
w A Sombart to J B 6nively, lots II.
IL, blk 6, PWly's add....-............
n e Bourne 70 + p Andersen, COM
mencing at % cor Of nv q Of - Or
6-N-1 9; thsnce 9o6 h n S06 n, y
96s n, sos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
w L Hope 70 8 B Hope. commanding
1t ~ cor 1882 y, thence n 20 rds
e. 40 rds, Q 20 rds, v 40; also, COM
meneing 1t ~ cor 1S-29-2w, thence
$40 rds, . "A rds. MO rds. v ~ rds,
so rds ............... ....................
G T Haines TO G W Vice, lot 3, blk
8. Mt. Hope. NO considezasion.
G w Vice to John Hess. lot Q blk .,
Mt Hepe.......--...........
G Cinkaid to K Jacobs, lots : 4. blk
Kinkaid's I'd odd.
S L Rsmigle TO n G 4eLAib, lots 40,
Ida ave Hyds's add.......--.........-
] E Humphrey 70 D 3 Brandt, beg 1t
se cor 6-l7-ls; thence n 20 rods, v
Is rods, n 20 rods, Q 70 rods.
L Glaze 70 L Stevens. ed lots n =
III Washington ave, Glaze and
Jocelyn's add.................-.~.
P B Woolf to G B Tramstill, " hf Of
shfot hf of - Or ll-26-l . .........
G Il Riddsr to A b Truesdsll, beg st
ne cor of % or 1851 ., thencs "
50 rods, Q 90 rod, % rods. to
place Of beginning. ........... ........
E & Brand to Z A Wilksrson, los z
23-24-26-26-H-2s, blk !. Santa Fe
| ] B Billinger 70 r Wilkerson, lots IL
l8-l9-202l, blk !, Santa Fe add.
E A Reiman . P V Hsaly, lots H.
l5-l7-10-2l, Waco st, KsimaA's ID
& Hutchinson TO r W Littrsll, lots
IS, 81, 90, II, Fifth ave, Viola ada
O Hudson 70 W 8 Ford, lot loo,
Oourt st................... 80. ........-
Il Sshwiter to O O Hinklsy lots 2, 4,
6,S. Ellis ave Lincoln st add ........
J w Gfantham TO 9 = Rogers, Its %.
81, Sc, Water st......... ...:...:..;.
w L Garren 10 ] Corwin, lots 10, IL
IA, Plum ct Corwin's add.
T F Major to J F 4cLain lots o., 81,
50, II, u, Is. Hydraulic ave, Hyde
add............ ........... ....-...........
J II Richards to w K Taylor lot l46
Waco ct, also plot of ground com
mencing at \ v cor Il 146, Waco st
thence . l82 n n 70 hf soc line W,
1872 n 9 to beginning........ .......:::
| N o Wilkins - S Hargnan. lots 20-22
Cleveland ave, Garrison's add.
q Firehaugh to E J Beattie. lots nom
Ito Al inclusive, Firebau&h's sub
div, block 8 Chautauqua add
W B Smith to G W. Walter, lots 3d.
Al Deuglae ave.................
n A Kay to G g Clark, lots 66-SS-10
Mead ave and Ransom and Kay add
W F Gran 10 J johnson, n . 10 ~
Ze 1900
L R Cole 70 X Smith, lots 90.l0l-l0S-
los, Douglas ave, hay den's add.
John Wenzel to o Zimmerman, beg
at point on " side Wats d % n n
of section line between sections ~
and %, township "a, ., thence n
IS # " 10 river, down bend OF
river Is n . to bridge......... .-.--
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SERIOUSLY HURT.

The Fifth ward was the scene Of quite q
serious accident yesterday. 1t was near
noon when Mr.. W. F. Reddint, of Banes, at
tempted to board the west bound freight
train which was moving at a fast rate. He
was thrown several feet and struck some
pieces of timber, breaking one arm, inflict-
ing several serious wounds on his head and
10 thought to have received some internal
injuries.
Some men who happened to see the acct
dent rushed to his assistance and he was
carried 10 Mr.. Gould's drug store. Medical
aid was soon secured, but W. unable to
bring immediate relief to the sufferer. His
injuries, though serious. are not pronounced
Of fatal character. He viii probably be
taken home today.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following are the real estate transfer
recorded in the Office of register of deeds
Yesterday:
NJ Hunwelke to G Walter. undiv hf
of nv or 2l-24 s.....-..- .--....... $50
Union City Town Co. 20 q N Hall,
lot 90, blk 4........-.-.- ..-........... 80
H o Bolck to A + Buckeridge, lot Is
Court St.. .--.-.--..--......... $3.50
Union City Town Co to II II Hail, lot
30 blk L.. ....-,:.-:::..-. .--.......: %
J NJ Blskely to d b Meyer, lots 26,
%, Main st. Msrch's add........... 1000
Tuscn to NJ B Brueggeman. lots q,
%, %, "a, Washington ave, Tusch's
add --...-..-.-.--.-...... w
W \ Smith TO 5 Smith, lots 2, 4,5,
Fourth ave, North Park add. 49,. 100
f w Dean to q @ Robbins, commend
ing co f OF no cor blk % in Mount
Hope: thence $50 f, T $50 It, "
$50 n, $50 ft.................... 1000
C A Tinchsr to Bufori and George
Implement Co, 20 # of " side lot
49,, Ross ave, Clearwater. ....... $50
NJ Fountain to & A Tincher. 20 n of
side lot 1872 Ross ave, Clearwater $50
NJ Hsmmersle to & W Walter, undiv
hf interest in NV ur 2l-26-2e...-.... 1900
G. W Walter 70 c Hsmmersle, let 125
Main E; Engiish's 7,h add; edd lots
III TO 143 Main ST, Walter and
Wright's sdd--.....-.... 1900
G W Walter to + Often. lot Us
Wster ct, Walter & WriEh;'s add 500
G W Walter 70 " kassel, lots 135.
1856, lsf, lSa, liI, l43. Water ST,
Walter i Wright's add.-......... 80
G. W Walter to NJ Hunvelks. lot I25
Water St, English's 9TH add; also
lots Us. l30 49,, l3i, 1856. I3s, 40,
l42. IA. Wster street, Walter &
Wrigni's add ......-........--......... 1880
W NJ Bsrring 20 II Ssidsrsnuer, lots
81, 50, Water st, Behring'S add. 300
HFry to N Z 1--we, lots -, 70, blks
Orms & Phillips sdd--..-.-..---... 1900
y A English to K A Wilkerson, lot s,
blk 4, Engiishis 4lh add. $500. 1000
A Cook TO x A WIkerson, LOT blk
8 Engiish's 4th add .............. 1000
W Z Clarke 10 p Y Healy, lot blk
3 EnCiishs sdd .....-.......-.........-..- $50
y A Erglish 20 z Y Heaiy, lot blk
s .nd 10, Blk 4 Enslhh'. An add $3.50
y EJones TO PN Healy, 10: % blk
SAINT. Fe .dd..-.-.......,...............-. 7a5
II Gusa;her 10 c z Smith, beginning
go n e OF ne cor 10: ~ Eoeiah's
add, Fifth are, thence 80 rs
l55 nv $50 q, n l55 A.. 700
Up Elliot, TO G W Walters, lot q
Waco 81, Rive-man's add. 600
Pv Hssly 10 J HeAly. lots 81, 80,
Emror;a ave HIl:cn's sdd.--..-....-- 1000
A J Waddell 70 z A Wilke:son. lots
Il, IL. Il, Oak street, Jones add. 2l0o
C II Wines 10 7 Hssse., lots -, 81,
Blk q. Graz. are; also lots Is, %
- -, -. =. 60, =, blk 9, Eaciide
ave. Allen & Smiths Add. 1850
Z Honseid TO D II Baldridse. lots -
50. Topeka ave, and q. 9. En-
por;a ave, Zimnsriy's "a add. .... 100
T Y Barnes 70 G W WalteTs. lo:a ].
s, Medley & Smiths add ----..-- 500
WA Thomas 70 J ssinsoc, lot b.
ginning 1907 Of nv cor Oak md
Topeka ave. theecsv 80 r. q 90 4
$50 a. So 6.-.-------.-.-.-.--.------- 800
S 3 Aedrsm 10 L uppifx, lees -
-. Is. - kmposia svs. zinm9-
iyS "a cd .---.-.------.---.------.----. ~
A 2 Hsns 10 p II Oalby, ID y
Cent a--------------------------.- u
vs. WknD - KhG 81 ~ ~ - -
- We0a GkneuuDfb 49, ~
0H1ARyl 49, = NJ
80 j zjuEk !
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A N.w TOWN.

Word has Just been received that . neu
town. named Anness, has been located ard
plated in the southwest portion Of our
county, on section IS, in Enc toveship.
Ii is on the new lisc Of railroad running
through the south part Of the county.
The railroad Is nov in operation 70 Clear
water. and graded TO Harper county iiae.
This town ID in . hns Agricultural district,
u OF Is miles from any cthsr town aid viii
be great market coaseniencs 70 the people
about it.
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the ROCK ISLAND ROAD.

The long expected and earnestly watched
event the location Of the Rock Island road
through this city. i now on tap. The COM
pany's representative nled his acceptance Of
the Mod avenue route with the city clerk
yesterday.
The reporter Is in possession Of some
polntsEs though thsy sre not positive staas-
nsns By any psrsoa anthosissd 70 spsak
o IL slAjsss that Ills csopany WI ioin
- eanA y = ban1lng . untsa 49, ~
- moGk - - = 0Uehing \ -
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SPECIiL NOTICES.

Thos. Shaw reports the biggest trade in
pianos and organs the past month ever had
in one month. He hes the biggest stock
this side of Kansas City, and makes the
lowest prices wholesale or retail. BE has
Stein gay, Decker Brothers. Emersoa and
other good pianos. Estsy, Kimball and
other good organs. You will save meney
to see him before you buy. d46-lt
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ruBLlU INSTALLATION.

The officers elec. of local lodge A. o. W.
viii be Installed into office ST the lodge hall
tomorrow evening, the exercises beginning
ST. S O'Clock. The pubic sre cordially IL
vi:ei to a,;end and witness the interesting
ceremonies. Refreshments will be. served
IN The hall during the evening.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11
THE CITY COLLECTOR.

Police Officer Jap Msrals.,, who is the
collector Of customs for this port, for eons;i-
tutional iaw-breakers, turned over $500 10
the police judgs yesterday, which snug
little pile is the proceeds of collection, fcr
the past ten days, on account Of violations
Of the city ordinances. $40 of the pile
comes from males who carry on some ilie-
Gal foolishness-is has another name. but le.
that 20. Each fellow whacks up So.
The presidents of six houses of i'll shape
contributed $e5 each. raakins $i50 Thea
comes eighteen Of the common herd with
SO each, which makes Up the gra,d total
Of $500. which Jap turned over to tie
judge. Il W. not . bse week in coliec-
lions, and Il thi lively policeman keeps up
ki raekse right aleog. his operations viii
heap ~ c1H 1nAneo vsry materially.
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DIED.,

July 10. at II o'clock. Earle, infant son OF
William T. and Jennie Z. Phillips, aged 8
months and "a days.
Funeral services will be held at the house,
corner Of Oak and Washington streets, a,
$3.50 p. M, Rev. Mr.. Hodgson officiating.
Friends Of tie family are respectfully in
vited.
This lovely bud, SO young, so fair,
Called hence by early doom,
Just came TO show how sweet flower
In Paradise would bloom.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11

Quite row occurred on West Donglas
avenue late Friday night. One OF the par
ties concerned applied a heavy cane to his
opponents head, inficting an ugly wound.
The same instrument has been used quite
frequently of late days by the same party,
and some of the boys are talking of declar-
ing it nuisance.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11

E. A, Dorsey had q case against one OF his
tenants for some swindls in rent before
Squire B. S. Garrison yesterday.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11

Coroner J. w. Vineyard held an inquest
on the body of Mrs. Julia McClintock, at
her fathers residence, last night The jury
returned verdict in accordance with the
facts as set forth in our published account
of the tragedy,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11
ATTENTION, A o. U. w.

The installation of officers takes plsce
Monday nigh, tie 18th aad $ fun attend
snce is desired by the brothers. Is il IL An
ocen meeting. A sociSble afterwards by
the lsGies Of the degree Of Honor.
J. A. DoRAx, NJ. ".
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11

Parties wishing to go from this city to jet
more or Ness City can take the evening
Frisco train, make close connection with
Ufman stage line at SpearviIle, arriving at
Ness the next evening.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11
To Our Customers.


Our employees having suggested that 81
other clasees Of labor are emily required tt
work from seven o'clock .. m. to six p. m.
We sost cheerfully accede to their request
and hereafter cur busiasss houses will b.
closed at six o'clock p. m. Instead of sever
Is heretofore. With the exception Of estur
day evening", when We will remain open q
usual. Hoping our customers will make
their purchases - early Is possible, sB
sbling Us TO close eur doors promptly.
We are very truly
MUssoN & NcNAMARA,
LARINRR B STIgsoS,
ISHss & Ross.
d46-St
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11

The Western Union telegraph company
have extended their wires as far west on the
Eagle line a. Haven. where they now have
an Office open for business. This will be 3
great convenience to the public who have
business in that section. The line will be
extended on west As rapidly as circumstances
will admit. The company also have line
under construction from ST Louis to Wich-
ita which will give them direct connection
east. A third line to Kansas City is also
being erected. The increase of business lie
50 rapid st this point tina. it is doubtful #
their present elegant Office in afford them
room enough TO transact it year hence.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11

7. r. Mcmahon. of Quincy, Ill, called on
the EAGLE yesterday. Mr.. NJ. comes to our
city with strong testimonials from his for
mer home. He is associated with Mr.. Ely
in the practice of law.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11

A boating party consisting of Mr.. Chit
ford Sawyer and Miss Lillian Brandon; Mr.
F.F. Clark and Miss Grace Bear will glide
over the placid waters of the Little river
this evening.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11

There will be Y. NJ. c. A. social TO-
morrow night. All the arrangements nee
essary to insure q grand success are being
made. One thing not to be overlooked
and which will certainly be enjoyed is the
supply of 100 new fans for the occasion.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11

Aman working on Roots building on
North Topeka avenue, fell distance yestsr-
day of twenty-five feet. He sustained some
iniuries. Int none of q serious nature.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11

J. F. Gillen, Wishita, special agent, Aos
Ter Safe and Lock Co.. Cincinnati. Cores
pondencs solicited. 46-5t.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11

J.E. Smith. L. E. Fitch and j. w. Por-
ter, of California, were in the city yesterday
discussing the matter city directory. Their
last work, of Lincoln, Nebraska, just out
we must say il a very creditable book.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11

The early closing movement seems 70
commend itself to our merchants generally,
as it certainly should during this equatorial
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11

Mr.. A. L. Wood, the big farmer who
lives near Towanda, in Butler county, was
in the city yesterday and says he has in
1910 acres of corn, which he fears will be
somewhat injured By the drouth unless rain
should come soon. MIR. Wood came in to
sell our miIlers 1900 bushels of his year be-
fore LIST wheat crop.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11

The amount of receipts returned by the
Wichita po.toffice for the quarter ending
July LIST was S7,226.50, or at the rate OF
S2S, 800 per annum. This amount would
have been increased by about $1,000 had
there been Eve hundred more boxes to rent.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11

VIM. Matheweon of this city, assisted by
a number of brother Odd Fellows of King
man, instituted q lodge Of that order at Le-
rsdo last week.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11

Tie funeral of Fern, only child of G. A.
and Carrie Ostergren, took place from the
family residence, DOB North Mosley avenue,
at o. m. yesterday.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11

MIR. Wolfe, an attorney at law from Mary
land, who comes west with view of locat-
ing, and who bears letters of recommends
ton from prominent men, called yesterday.
We found Mr.. Wolfe a young man to
whom the west and its ways are new, but
who is bright, pleasant gentleman, who
will not fail to catch on should he deter
mine to locate
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11

Oh. Peckham leaves today for Cold
water, Michigan, to be gone about ten days.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11

Miss Lucy Ford, graduate of the Illinois
conservatory of music, desires pupils at No.
600 South Topeka avenue.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11

The Democratic county central committee
met at p V. Healy's Office yesterday after
noon and elected the following delegates to
the Democratic congressional convention Of
this district, which convenes at Larned the
18th of this month: II. G. Toler, n. A.
English, Chas. Carlisle, J. Z. Hume, Rufus
Cone, A. II. Mckee, Amos Harris, p. v.
Healy. ID. n. Dale, VIM. Greifenstien, j. E.
Wingert of Cheney, and C. F. Gnyer.
The county convention TO eloct delegates
to the state convention which meets at
Leavsnwcrth August 4th, viii Be hold in
this city Saturday, July Slss.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11
ANrr-MoNopoLY CONVENTION.

An anti-monopoly convention was held in
the court room yesterday afternoon. at
which the following ticket was nominated:
For representative of the 8od district, DR..
L. a. Pratt. The representave Of the SD
distric. will be chosen by the executive COM
mit,ce For the S4th district, r. Slyter; for
probate Judge, E. A. Rsimsn; county at
toraey, J. Z. Hume; district clerk, Chas- Z.
Strecter; county superintendent, J. d. Cald-
well; delegates to the state convention,
Frank Green and j. A. Shesrsr; alternates,
J. 5. Jennings and William Ross.
A central committee was chosen and other
important business transacted.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11

Mr.. n. L. Carver has just received let
ter dated: Edinburgh, March G." 1t is a
portion of the mail forwarded from Queens
town. Ireland, on the steamer Oregon,
which went down off Fire Island. March IA.
and was recovered from the wreck July 1.
1t is in very nice state of preservation con-
sidsring its long submarine sleep, and one
would scarcely suspect that It had been
buried in the 'briny" about three months.
The writer thanks Mr.. Carver for q copy of
thu Eacrr
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11

Prof ID. S, Pence returned yesterday from
a weeks visit out into Ness county. He re-
ports fine rains in that section and gener-
ally encouraging outlook. The professor
says the most advantageous route to that
section is by rail to Spearville and from
there via the Cannon Ball stage line. He
says the competition between the Cannon
Ball and rival line has run the speed up to
ten miles an hour.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-11
Nillsr's Subdivide.

J. A. Miller, not Wishing 70 detrset nom
the beauty Of the city BY holding % large .
tract Of land 20 near the center, has cor
eluded to cut II up into lets and sell . pcr-
ton, these beautiful lots being covered With
blue grass and the raress varieties Of fruit
sees, in bearing. OAly these vhs hsve
swelsersd for ysAfs On sunny prairie lots.
trying 10 grow trses, can knew the value OF
shade. or the luxury Of sitting under ones
own swine and az trss." and enjoying The
the luscious fruits. fresh from The hand Of
nature. The aneet rssidsncs. blistering h.
hot July sunshine, barren Of trees, beam no
comparison to this sylvan resrssi These
who wise 70 build real hsmD, such - they
may hope - enjsy - we'll - pssssrity. sfs
invited 70 ec4ne and select their lo6- These
grounds are situated four blocks frsa
Douglas svenos and three blocks ftsa The
high school. fronting on Cannon saress, 81.
John and Grove aveaues. For sale by MI
Ter & Willis, room II Furley block, Doug
ias avenue.
This 10 inside property. ds-t