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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-20
A rnrlllrr All,nnts n Nnl n. manhattan,

Yesterdays Pittsburgh Times says, The
advance ID The price Of nails ordered By
the manufacturers on Wednesday Ii eX,
pCCted by dealtr1 10 DO followed BY
luther advances In tho near future. The
tiRdA WAS therefore very brisk yeGtefdAy
ono firm Of wholesale dealers having given
Ah oder for 5000 kegs In addition 10 Ia
regular monthly order. The new rates
arc not uniformly $926, bht Atet iron
nails In oat load lots, 80 10 10 g l6j BLssl
nails, ~ 10 10 $225.
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The Seth Thomas Clock o., Of Thomas.
ton, Conn, have prepared drawings for
The great clock which 10 10 be placed In
tho tower Of the now City Hail al Phila.
delphla, and which, II completed In &C.
cofdAupe with thelf plans, will be tho
largest ID The World, The bells upon
which II will strike The hours and quar-.
tes will weigh lltty thousand pounds, and
the glass diRlB, As contemplated, measure
twenty-five loot In diameter,
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"Thero was On old man Of Tobsgo, lived
on rice, Cruel and sago," he Ind headache
80 bad. After he used o bottle Of Saliva
ton Oil he could eat roast beef and plum
pudding all right.
They say tho winter advertisements OF
houses will run somewhat In this style {:
A large and elegantly furnished house for
rent, in easy diStanoe Of q druggist who
aslls Dr.. Bull's Cough Syrup.
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The annual contract for furnishing q
largo number oil new books 10 tho Public
Library Of this city, has been awarded BY
tho Board Of Education Committee "a
Miss ], u. Wilson, her bid being much be-
low all her competitions. This e the more
gratifying 10 Wheeling people az Robert
Clatke 4 Co, Of Cincinnati, who secured
Tho last CONTRACT, were among tho bidders.
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nlL MIN.

The Mckinney, put down AZ close d II
was possible to get II 10 tho east limo Of
the Wheeling OIL Company's Fair Ground
properly In tho Washington field, has
turned out a dusler. II is down 1900
feet, and Dry while only few feet away
tho Wheeling SompSnyb we'll Is doing
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A November Dlmt Of BArg.lnS-M. duImnn
Put your lOSsy WHERE It VIII do tile Most Geo,
n J. SGyth.
Garrett swcCpets- NCSbitt & Bros.
Special Commissioners Eale-B. u. Doycreh
List OF Letters.
BanlnaS-MLMechefl'S
For sale- James A. henry, Real Elhtc Agent
Fourth paBe.
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on the inStallmcnt plan
Whereby you can secure q watch al once
on easy payments. Call and Investigate.
JACOB W, URUBB, JeWeler,
Cor. TMallih ard Mnrket kiE,
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The following shows the range Of The
Thermometer as observed at schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, Friday:
I A. NJ, S2'; IL AM 45oiS +. NJ, 45'; 7P.
NJ Aho
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. 2O.--1A. NJ
For Western Pennsylvania, and West
Virginia: Fair, slightly warmer weather,
northwe1tcrly winds.
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AtlnnLIenl

Ladies' arc requested to call and examine
Tho New White Automatic Sewing Ma.
chine, single thread.
Persons hAvlngused the Wilcox 4 Gibbs
Automatic machine, will lnd the White
10 DO superior In every respect. An eE.
limitation d respectfully solicited, II
ian lie heetl a. the salegIOnin Oi
EDwARD Il. kDBH 4 Co,
No, 90 Twelfth ",
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!. ItEag q SONS.

Second lot Of Scotch Wool Underwear
Just received, For comfort tllCre ls
nothing better. They are warranted
not 10 shrink. ., HESS 4 SON.
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A. n, mos a CD.

WO offer LadleE, Misses aud Gill.
dreh's SCaSOnablO Underwear and llOSl.
cry al very reasonable prices.
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FALL and Winter stock Just received.
4 mil line Of SuiLlngs, OYerCoaiingg
aud PantalOOhlngs. Also a full line Of
our celebrated kDlt Jackets. Scotch
Sultlngs o Specially.
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10. @aimau + G0,.-.Glothing;

Every Department on our Six Floors again In complete ORDER
crowded with Novelties and full Of srgsn Ihe continuous rush o
menSe stock many entire lines Of goods being entirely sold out
our whole assortment badly broken 10 remedy hs sae q
and Rochester for the lust weeks While in these markets he
succeeded in getting large quantities OF the
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@satssl,
From lis lbs. 10 1851 lbs,
To the Cutlcura Remedies l Owe
Ny Health, Ny Happiness,
and Ny Life.

A day never paEfT that do not think aud speak
kludiyof the CuTIcuGA REtEplES, BtYeu Sean
ago, all Of dozen Jumps formed on my necR'
TanRiug In size from . cherry stone 10 An orange.
The Large ones were ihGhiul 70 look At, and palm
full 10 bear; people tuInfd btlte when they raw
me, Ia dlAgu6G and WRH plhRmed TO DO on the
street. or Ia society, Physicians aud their treat
mRut, and all medicines failed TO do any good, IN
RMoment oil despair tried the CUTlCuRA kEhI'
DIES-CuTICuRk, the great skin Luro aud CUrlcuRA
sOAP, au eXqusite ska BeautiAer, exle ,nRlly aud
CUTICuRA REsOLvENT, the new hood Purifier In
disappeared, and the Largo onei broke IN about
two weeks, dlichArgng lsrSe qunntlthS Of matter
leaving TWO slight lGaEi In NY neck today 10 tel
the story OF my suffering, NY weight then wa
one hundred and ttIeeu AlchlI pounds; my weight
now Is one hundred aud tlxly,One tOlld, healthy
pounds, and my height Is only lYe feet five iuChGs
In my lRYelS prAled tbs CutIC1RA MAEnlEs
SOtth, ROuth, Edst and Ntst To CuIIcusA REAE
DIES OwEl NY HEALTH NY HAIplSts', aud NY LlPE
prominent New York druggist Rskct me The
other day, do you still U.S. the CuTiCuR4 RRNE
DIS; you look 10 b. In perfect hea thr' Myleply
wa, ~ do, and AhRll always have never known
what sickness II since cOtnmGnCed usipR the CUT
ICuRA RkAEDIEs sometimes am laughed At b
praiSinR them 70 psop'e not acquainted with the
merits but sooner or later they VIII come 10 thetl
IunstS aud believe the same w. thRe that use theD
as dozens have whom ! have told, May the tins
come when there shall be large CUTlCuRA Sup
ply House In every city IN the world for the bene
tt Of humlni " where the CuTlCURA kEAHDIE
shall b. sold ONLY, 10 that there will be rarely
need Of ever catering dug store,
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9lettr Advertisements.

WTANTED-A T1NNER-A FIRST
wv ctS timer for JOB an .hO5 wort, In
West Virginia town on the y. q Q. H. Il, Apply at
once 70 Eesbltt d Boz 1874 Marks! st.eet, Wheel.
Ing, W. Va,
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Zeal 9:state.
FOI2 SALE.


No lE9 Tweniy.niuth 81.
No. q Vifgini VI
No. % North Front 1t, ground GO feet trout, run
Ming back az equal Wldlh u the river,
No. " Maryland ST.
No. 1909 lGcObBt
No. a Thirteen hist
No. li0 Si1ne!rl Al.
10. 2el7 KOR A.
70, " Twenty sSo1ndsa
20 ~ s;iStggthit
No. 542H M9 hGtm,
No. Ne, I'LL f7ii M astE TstG r. A'tA''''
No. 20 MSt ..g
No. III ~ Gb N lSSSIe'n'n ~
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CuTrUBA RENEblHs are positive cure Tor every
form Of skin and Blood DiKls from Pimp!Es to
sGIOiulA. sold everywhere Prizes: CUncuRA, o.
by the Porter DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston,
Mass.
Send for CHOW to Cure Skin Diseases. "
DIlPLE5, B!ackheads, Skin BemiShes, aud Baby
TIN HunioIs, use CUTiCURA SOAP,
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lbs. Good 4 CO, cell dry goods Tho
cheapest
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TSTHIRQ PNESBYTERIAN
Wy QliuRCll-Elghth wars, Services at lO:SOA.
y: and IT, NJ November q, BY tho pastor, Rev. l.
W, barr Sabbath School ut 2 i. N. All are
WelrOm1.
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beacon Till Ilncu,
is the Finest paper made. ,,,,
J. d. WILSON,
bookseller h StatlOner,
1908 Market *,
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ger Sale.
TOR SALE.

ENoR sALE-A CLEAN STOCK QF
~ general merchandise Ia the best 1Wh, V
tween UhFlGhSylllO aud wheeling, on ihe " L. z
W. Ry, doing an annual business Of so wv c.s
system well established; will sell on cay Ntli~
Q rtsponlibl0 pArtyt also n new soy sOn'IV,IT,
42o feet, for sale or rent II BAe Of the gOOl'"
''''''SN' ''''' " -" y" ED. RONASs,
uoyi0 fieetOh, o..
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IT7S54aT. LUKES r. 4, OHURCH,
w ISLAND-Rev, j. Gibson CAN'T, Il D rector.
Sc ylcGa ut l1:30A II. and ~, n. SUNDAY sChoOl
gk T. II. SERMON ct nibht: "Charity." Seats
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6SRz1NE STREET N. Z. CHURCH
es3 Rev. J. Henry Hess. pastor Re.Upenlrg to
morrow al 1921 A y. Preaching by Rev. d. II,
Payne, Do. Services at 7!l6 p. ", concluded
with the sacrament, Sabbath school Rt2R All
ava cordially lnyltni
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n [SDST, MATTHEW'S CHI RUH REV.
4Ef \, Rush swopo rector. Services on Sunday
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Tho lIOlsfOrd Almanac and Cook Book
mailed free on application to the Rumtold
Chemical Works, Providence, X, i.

NSSEOOND PRESBYTERIAN
GS CHURCII-Rey. VIM, II. Canke, D D., pastor,
Services at 1880 4, n. aud 7.d0 r, ", Sabbath
School GtOA.N. All orc welcome,
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NSsFI RST P PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
10y Rev. D. A. Cunningham, D. D., piStor,
will preach at 1880 A. ". and 1890 r. ", sunday
school Gt0A.M, Mission School At 1880 7, NJ, 18th
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NPWAYMAN'8 UHAPEL-A. II r.
Wy CHURCH. Preaching m IFni " AMI even
lug, November q BY III p SioT n0'nlug sub, Get
"Seekipg King" Evening tWbj! Ct: GOOD lsni
fest In the Flesh U q. skinner pastor.
r SSPfH0MSON NJ. Z. CHURCH
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TSPDISOTPLES' Oh RUI-PREI0I.
Ing AZ: sunday school a. o: u a. N. All GEo
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-20
MAGISTRATES COURT.

There was considerable excitement in JUS
tice Thomas court yesterday, two interest
ing cases being called for hearing. The
court room was GRO ~ded, as is always the
case when cases of an immoral nature are on
trial. The two cases that were called up
yesterday were quite serious in their char
ac.er, the fret being brought by the state
| against William Elliott, proprietor OF the
Sedgwick house, Douglas avenue, married
man, and Kate Galena, a single woman, for
| alleged unlawful and continuous cohabita-
ton. They pleaded not guilty, and we're
held in the sum of $500 each TO appear in
the same court on Monday morning. They
gave bond.
The next was the State vs. K. F. Jacobs,
charged with having attempted to commit q
rape Oh Ella Snow, girl II years old. The
the written charge to read, which, when he
had done, he said he knew nothing of such a
thing having occurred. When asked if he
wanted council he said yes, so Mr..
Collins was sent for at his request, who
took charge of his case.
The little girl was placed on the stand and
testified that the man had committed an as
sault upon her. When asked for particu.
lars she broke down and cried for long
time.
Mrs. Snow then gave her testimony de-
failing what she saw when she arrived a,
her house. The case was continued until
next Tuesday morning.
The case of Elizabeth S. johnson VS.. r.
Branstitter 10 collect fees for treating his
wife for asthma on the no cure, no pay plan
and not curing was refused payment, was
heard before Judge Walker yesterday, Mrs.
johnson having no diploma, as decided by
the law, and Judge Walker can collect
| nothing
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-20
SURPRISE PARTY.

A large party of the members of the
Evangelical Lutheran church gave Deacon
Hornicker and his family pleasant surprise
at the family residence on East Douglas
avenue night before last, the occasion being
the removal of the family next week to their
farm near the Cowskin. Two street cars
were chartered to convey the party to the
family residence but these were inadequate,
there being between forty and fifty in ali.
At first the entire party enjoyed themselves
took ola fine supper prepared for the oc-
casion. The older people then left for their
homes. after having taken leave of their
host and family. When the old folks were
gone the young people organized dance
and had a very pleasant time until y
o'clock when the party closed.
Mr.. Hornicker and family viii no doubt
long remember that pleasant surprise and
will carry sweet recoliections of the occasion
to their home on the prairie.
Among those present were the following:
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Tush, Mr.. and Mrs. 6.
Gehring, Mr.. and Mrs. Apologize. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tatgenhorst, Mr.. and Mrs. John Weis-
senfluh, Mr.. ard Mrs. Luedicke, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fritz Schueler, Mrs. II. Bolte and son,
Mrs A. Wiegand, Mrs. +. Schnitzler, Mrs.
Otto Kopplin. Mrs. NJ. klentz, Misses Hor-
tense Mueller, Emma Mueller, Annie Crib,
Emma Crib, Katie Schwsrz, AlUertine Bill
mann, Emma Tusch, Edith Tusch, Emile
FRANKIE, Minnie Gail and Maggie Horn
ecker, Messrs. Henry Billmann, VIM.
Meyer, Henry Noltemeyer, Henry Suhre,
Fritz Brookmann, Carl Yankees and Ernst
Zeininger.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-20
MONSTER ENGINES.

Judging by the elegance Of the coaches
and the size and quality OF the engines the
Wichita and Western people are getting.
that line don't propose 20 be any small con-
Germ. The two engines just received are
monsters, and of the latest approved make
from Baltimore Locomotive works, Phila-
delphis. They weigh forty-nine tons each.
One of the engineers Of the switch engines
of the Santa Fe in this city will take charge
of the new passenger engine. An employee
of the shops where they were made
came on with them, and will STAY with them
during the trial trip. As these are far heav-
Ter than any engines heretofore run on that
road, the bridges will be tested before the
engines commence running. This road will
be extended the coming summer, and will
he an important link in Wichits's grea;
railroad system.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-20
CINE OF the InEvrrABLEs.

DIR. Robert Parham. the representative of
st. Louis great lead and oil house, arrived
m the city last evening. and viii remain Ia
the city all day. DIR. Parham says that
those may laugh who can to-day, but that
the EAGLES predictions OF Wichita as the
future great jobbing city of Kansas, in the
light OF twenty years hence. will appear
very conservative if not cautious, and that
if will no. be five years before not only all
the people but all the newspapers of this
country will have gotten so far along as to
be claiming that they saw it as one of the
inevitables from the first. DIR. Parham, who
in an early day was wholesale and retail
druggist in Leavenworth city, is now, and
has been for years, travelling in the oil and
lead business, his field being Missouri, Iowa,
Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado, and be is
therefore most thoroughly posted not only.
but competent judge of the character,
makeup and prospects OF all the leading
towns of the states named.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-20
BEYOND THE RIVER.

Eighty-tive feet of board side walk was
laid on the west side of Oak street yesterday.
1t is rumored that the building being
erected by Mrs. Farmer is to be occupied as
pool and billiard room.
Captain Tabler has sold his restaurant to
Clarkson Rogers, of Virginia.
Mrs. Betsy Hardaker. familiarity known rs
Grandma Hardaker. had a stroke of paral-
ysis Thursday evening, but is improving
rapidly.
Another blacksmith shop has been built
and will be run by Doc Martin.
The new store room erected by John Gar
rison, will be occupied as grocery store By
j. G. Sauer.
The dirt taken from the grade Of the side
walk on Oak street has been dumped on
Chicago avenue in the hollow near the
bridge.
Searman, the real estate agent. has sold to
his half brother, e. G. Chivington, q half in
terest in his business.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-20
ATTENTION G. A. r.

The following committees will meet IN
the register of deeds office, Saturday even.
ing at 7:3O o'clock, for the transaction OF
business:
Executive committee-B. II. Downing, II
ID. Heiserman, c. f. Derby, Geo. Z. Harris
NJ S. Rochelle.
Reception committee-G. W. Lariner, ii
C. Sluss, J. p. Alien, Abe Smith, }. L. Nc
Milen, J. ii. Alley, John Fisher, l.. n
Woodcocl, w. T. Buckner, Geo. w. Steen
rod, " F. Niederlander, A. ". Oliver, n
l.. Tayler c. C. Turley, }. a. Ask, john y
Wallace, James McComb, ii. G.. Hacker, X
Z. Murdoch, J. NJ. Balderston and VIM
z. Campbell.
Murray Myers is added TO entertainment
committee i. III. DOWNING,
Chairman.
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DIST IcT COUNT.

b. G. Fish vs.. +. ID. Parsons. trisl by the
court; judgment for the plaintiff.
l. A Newberg VS.. Thos- A. Bailey, dis
missed s.: the costs ei the defendant
V Ellsworth VS.. William Miller e: 81; mp
peal dismissed
G. NJ. WIGHT VS.. w. 2. Campbell. dis
missed at the costs Of the plaintiff
y. r. Ferris vs. the ST. Louis and San
Francisco Hy. eoInpsny, removed to federal
court
p. $. Crum vs. the s.. Louis and San
Francisco Ry. compsny. removed to federal
court.
Chas- Morris VS.. George Davidson, suit
on promisory note, trial by jury. verdict for
the defendant
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-20
LIVE STOCK.

There is probably more live stock in this
market now, or ut least there will be to-day
than at any time in two years. The bulk
consists of mules. and there are some fine
ones. There are buyers here almost every
day from the west Yesterday, Mr.. S. W.
Mccall. of Garden City, was in with view
of purchasing couple of car loads of mules
for the western market.
Harry Hill returned FROM Kansas City
yesterday, where he bought two car loads Of
big mules. which added to about fifty he ha:
now on hand, will will make the largest
stock ever brought to this market at one
time.
There are about fifty mules at Long;
stable, twenty at Morgan Bros, and about
the same number at Packers. NJ. r. Diver
of the Riverside stables, will have Bis
batch next week. This city probably has ,
larger trade of this character than any othel
west of St. Louis
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SEVERAL FACTS.


Some of Them the Travelling Public Does
Know and Others They Sho Id Know.
That represent the only short line from
Wichita TO St. Louis.
ming "Pullman's" bufIe. palace parlor chair
and sleeping cars from Wichita to St. Louis.
That represent the only short line to ST.
Paul, Minneapolis and northern Iowa, with
sure connections. Forty minutes time the
quickest to ST. Paul.
That | represent the only al rail route
from Wichita 10 Portland, Oregon, and the
far northwest. Emigrsnt sleepers free and
through TO destination.
That represent the only desirable line 20
San Francisco and Southern California
running emigrsn; sleeping cars through to
destination free Of extra charge and on fas,
express trains
That l represent the only shor, line 70
Texss points.
That | represent the shortest and mos.
direc, route 10 Memphis, Hot Springs, and
New Orleans, LouishAns- With ten differen;
routes to the latter point, also ali routes 70
Florida
This; 1 do not nisrepreseni competitive
routes, or ny Own, In order to secure travel.
In shy event, il would be unnecessary with
al in,elliger; public, whs prefer the shor.
line when they ;rzvel, ss ): costs no more
and time Is valuable.
Listen not 10 tie eeiusive song Of the
siren. but put two eorks in yo1r ears and
steer straight fer the st. l., Fl :. & W.
,ioke. Offices. Ne. Zoe Main street. ard :.
depot. corner seoon6 and Wichi;s strests-
". d. MUEDocy, Agent,
dsa-u s. L, f. ;. & W z Z
+. S.-Yeu can save i~eive hour time
by going via Of competitive roads 81 yoa
start the dsy before-l
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Facts tina. the Travelling Public Should
Know.

Facts tha' the Travelling Public should
Know.
That represent the only railroad line:
having three daily trains out Of Wichita.
The only line having an evening train
east bound.
The only line having through cars tc
Saint Louis without extra charge.
The only line By which you can reaci
Kansas City without change of cars.
The only line by which you can make al
points east.
The only line having trains with dining
cars attached.
All trains have palace Pullman cars oil
| elegant chair cars attached.
The line making twenty-five (25) minutes
| the quickest time TO st. Louis
The line making four hours the quickes
time TO Kansas City and Chicago.
Twelve hours TIE shortest time to St
Paul and Minneapolis.
The only line via which you can get emf
grant sleeping cara free 10 California points
We are prepared 10 verify ally and al
statements made by US regarding our Owl
lines or any others.
Don't be persuaded into the idea that yor
can buy tickets cheaper via any other line.
Our rates are always as low as the lowest
| and our accommodations the best for III.
| money Yves; of the Missouri river.
II. d. kEELER. Agent
Santa Fe Route and Frisco Line
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-20

The proceeds from the high school enter
,ainment foot up 10 about $50. That amount
will buy FIVE more volumes of the Encyclo-
pedis. making twelve in all. Trey will soon
give another entertainment, and il Is hoped
that every one will attend, SO as TO allow the
school the full set. There will be new pro-
gran, and more and new experiments, both
chemical and philosophical.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-20
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The board of county commissioners met
in special session in the county clerks office
yesterday, the session continuing all day.
In the matter of road petition for ID. A.
Boone ct al, James Mannsmee, j. Il. Boone
and Silas Rutledge were appointed viewers.
On motion, John 4. Wallace was APP
pointed deputy county clerk, al salary of
81 200 per annnm. The board then organ
lied as board of csnvassers for the pur-
pose of csnvassing the votes cast in Kechi
township at the late election on the propo-
stion to subscribe TO the capital stock of the
Omaha, Abilene and Wichita railroad. The
vote WAS found to be 80 for the bonds and
Il against; majority for the bonds, l.. 1t
was therefore decided that after due procla-
nation had been made, kechi township
WAS ordered to subscribe the amount speci-
fed to the capital stock of the Omaha, Abb
iene and Wichita railroad. The commits
sioners next proceeded to cancel paid vouch-
ers, and transacted some other routine bust
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-20
10 BUSINESS MEN.

II has been suggested to the editor of this
paper, by the city authorities, that business
men, merchants in particular, be kindly re-
quested 10 take their boxes etc, from the
sidewalks for three or four days the first
part of next week and so leave their respec-
tive premises free and open, as the sidewalks
which are now in some places daily cowded
will not contain the additional throngs which
will be with us if the weather should turn
pleasant VIII our business men please note
and act2