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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-08-31

Ns- fOsK, August 2
aONEY-On call easier ranging from to S per
cent, closing offered at per cent.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. August Is.
The bears raided. wheat to-day after vigorous
fashion The cables betokened peace in the B -
kans and the war fever appeared 10 oe very
completely removed from the market. The start
ing price Nc lower than at the close yesterday
7j for October. fell qu eSiy T9.1l6c.,rose 20
79&: but eased of to 7She and closed at 70 9-l6c.
The report that English harvest prospects less
encouraging than reported impaired monlemtary
strength but tailed TO hold and the close was easy
Corn b oke OF badly under free selling. The
starting price for 0, tOber was 1870 which proved
the highest of the day, after which il sold of 10
421c and closed at ~ lilo
Oats ruled weak IN sympathy and closed re
lower.
Provisions weak.
for the options fell l712c and closed at near
the wider figures
Flour was steady and unchanged.
WHEAT-Weax and l5Sc lower. Sales ranged
August, 7S1E@7o1, closed at 1914; September,
~ 3-l6 977I, closing at 20 1916; October. 1870
7s1&, closing at IS sl6; No. 2, spring, 761s@761s
CORN-Weae and ials1c lower Cash 4O%a
405Sc; August, 4Oa4i. closing at i0h; September,
4O5sS4l5s. closing at 401s; October, 421s94Sh.
OAT[Dun and weak. Cash, 2sH; August,
2514S2554, closing at 2511: September, 25ssa26sI,
closing at %; OctOoer, 27927sz, closing at 27ss-
RfE-.Qulet. No. z, 5Oc.
BARLEY Dull. No. 2, 59lc.
FLAXSEED-Steady, No 1, s. l09l 10H.
MESS PORK-Weak Cash, 80 4099 42%;
September. % 40as 5211, closing at SO 4OS9 42ts;
Oe ober, 50 5O@s IS, closing ate 50@9 $50.
LARD-Easy. Cash, 81 10. Augugt and Sep
tember. g. O5G7 IN closing at s. II; October,
SIS 559666&, lcOsing at S. 60.
-WHISK Y-Steady at 81 IS.
BUTrER-Quiet but irm. Creamery, 15G22H;
Dairy l2129I51ze.
EGGS-I2912h.
Receipts-Flouf. 5000 barrels; wheat, $4,000
bushels; corn 324 900 bushels oats, PSI 900 bush
els rye, 500 bushels barley, 500 bushels.
Shipments-Flour, 5000 barrels: wheat, IS. 0OO
bushels corr IT'S 0G0 bushels oats las, 900 bush
els rye, 2,0OO bushels barley, 1900 bushels.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-08-31
Chicago Live stock.


The Druysrs' journal reperts.
CATTLE-Reeeipts, 10000 shipments, 5000
Market slow and1 10 lower Shipping steers $50
to 1900 pounds, IS 6O@5 90; sIoekers and feed
ers, 81 SOC93 40: cows, bulls and mixed, g 90 .
IS bulk. 81 20ta2 U.s. through Texas steers. 81 609
So; western rangers, stronger; natives and half
breeds, 50 O093 so; cows, 81 50@S 90, wintered
Texans, S. COOS IS.
HOG-Receipts, u, 000 shipments, 1000 Mar
ket strong, Rough and mixed, g 9094 65;
packing and shipping, "a Tugs 50; hight, s. IS
"a 10 skips 81 590a3iOp.
SHEEP-Reeeipts, $500 shipments, 500;
Market steady for good and lower for poor. Ma
tives, 81 OO94 90; Texans, 81 75gS co. lambs s4Oo9
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-08-31
HEARD'S HOWL.
He Issues a Manifesto Begging
for Votes at the Primaries.

Johnnie Trimmer is out in q circu-
lar, which he is sending to his hench-
men through the district begging their
support, which reads as follows:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-08-31
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

money Market
No fORK, August 2.
MONEY-On call easier ranging from to per
cent, closing offered at per cent.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-08-31

of Is Knights and officer. $50 to
second best drilled legion of 10
Knights and l officer.
Class D.-s35 to best drill legion
of IL Knights and / officer. S25 to
second best drilled legion of Il
Knights and ! officer.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-21
WHY WICHITA BOOMS IN THE
SRPlNC, IRA LA.

People wonder why Wichita 5ooms.
The simple reason is that it is adver-
tised, and largely. The EAGLE is
always gratuitousIy advertising the
town, and deserves great praise for
the up-building of SO grand city. bu,
that paper is not alone in its efforts.
The business men advertise it, the
private citizens advertise it-eyery-
BODY advertises il. and not IN little
penny advertisements, but those that
attract attention; and bring people 10
think and talk about so wonderful a
place. BY this course she is giant,
and deserves to be. As notable ex-
ample we cite the fact of two of Wich-
ita's real estate men, n. +. Neider-
lander and q. W. Bartholomew, have
each full page advertisement in last
Sunday mornings EAGLE, for which
they had to pay, each Issue. more than
sny business msn OF Eureka pays for a
years advertising il the Republican.
They make money out OF il and held
build up the city. They believe in
booming and-boom.-Eureka R,ppb-
iicDp
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-21
KANSAS CITY FEEDERS.

For years the vast and continually
increasing products Of Kansas were
poured into the lap Of Kansas City
unsolicited and without expense to
tina; town. Wichita, in the course oi
time becoming tired OF having her
hogs all graded Is "piggy," her heeves
IS SHAGGY" and her millions of grain
shipments mixed i'll the Kansas City
elevators with lower grades, went TO
work and got IN q couple Of railways
independent of Kansas City. Since
.hat time Kansas City has rescrted 10
'|tsifv,'' so far as Kansas Is concerned,
and elbow" as to her own business
status. But these noi working salts
factorily the Wind-Wcnder is now
talking of building feeders into Kan
sas. ii was the Paola Ink for while.
Now ii is a scheme known as the Kan
sas City, Wyandotte and Northwest
erD, running to Beatrice, Nebraska,
snd intended to steal the trade of the
territory naturally tributary TO Leav-
enwOrth. Atch;sOn, Lawrence ana To-
peka. In rhe mean time haU-
sas City's trade and real es-
tate are IL q terrible strain. as
the EAGLE has all along maintained,
Kansas City viii witness ere long a
tumble IL her real estate, and then
good bye, Wind Wonder, good bye,
Phil Armour, and all the other fictici-
Gus foundations upon which that town
has bcon built.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-21

We submit the following resolution
passed by post of Union soldiers nj
Abel. Iowa. for the benefit of the Old
veterans who voted for Grover Cleve
laud Ii needs no comment added "a
IL. IL tells all that il desires 10 express
and in . very telling way:
WHEREAS. The people of the United
States have by their votes declared
that the country is safer i'll the hand,
ofmeu who sought 10 destroy il than
under the con;rci OF those W 10 fought
to save il.
WHEREAS. The victory of treason
over LOYALTY is being illustrated snd
commemorated by the exhibition
under the very shadow of the naticna
capitol panoramic view Of the battle
of Bull Run; and
WHEREAS, We believe il TO be due
the gallant warriors of the South that
all their victories should be transmitted
TO postsriiy in glowing colors on en-
during canvas.
Resolved. BY Colonel Mills Post q
4. r.. department of Iowa. that oul
representative in congress be re
aucSted 10 use his best eudeavors Il
secure an appropriation of S5o'00o, Il
be expended in procuring the eNecn,
ton Of q painting of the great Confed
crate battle of AHdersonyille and
further appropriation OF $4,000 t0I
she purpose oi erecting 4 suiiabi,
bailding rs near as possible 10 th'
capitol, where said painting may b
kept on exhibition.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-21

Every day the white-sailed prairie
schooner may be seen blowing YEARLY
on towards the setting sun. Brave
men and true women are these who
live the frontier life, for the making
of homes and surely they out to sue
coed.
W. W. Fair has sold his half section
south of town for So, 900, and is going
back to Texas. Quite a number OF
our citizens have the Panhan die
fever
Chas VanMeter, landlord OF the
Hazelton House, mss grievance
against Lindsay, of the Anthony Re.
publican. On opening his last paper
a big bed bug dropped out, aud Van
feels agrieved at this bold attemp: or
the part of an old friend 10 thus in
jure his house.
a. N. Betty has opened ont stock
of dry goods and clothing in the room
formerly occupied by A. n. Clawson
desire the cooperation of the citi.
zens of Hazelton and vicinity in prop
erly representing their interests in the
great daily. Keep me posted in mat.
tiers of interest. PENDENNIs.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-21

The 81. Louis Glohe-Democrat OF
Wednesday, says: al is significant
fact that about oue-fourth of the en-
ployes of the Missouri Pacific are the
actual strikers along TIE system, aud
that nearly twice the number are idle
because of suspension. The actual fig
ures arc interesting just now. The
total number Of employees Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific lines amounted to 14,3l5
men. OF this number 3,717 are cut
on the strike, 6,095 have been S, s
pended IN consequence ofthe stoppage
of business, and 1903 are yet drawing
pay from the company"
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-21
COiWICH STARTLED.

| To the Editor OF the Eagle.
The hammer never ceases to SOUND
from daylight till dark, and its magic
execution wonld put to shame the
nropelling force which raised that ia
nous gourd over the prophet Jonah
IT'S well, and may its harsh melody
have no Interruptions.
Our new Zig hotel will be the pride
of this section. The foundation and
sills are in, and 1t will be pushed to
rapid completion. This is what VIC
have been crying for, as the Cow icll
hotel and the Duncombe house are
overcrowded and all the feed at
Smiths restaurant is spoken for.
Mr.. Hazard, the banker, Of Wichita,
came over Thursday TO look after his
banking interest: here, and was sur
prised at the business which has been
done. He thinks there is 10 town en-
the Eagle line like Coiwich.
Messrs. Swift s. MankOff have moved
their stock of hardware into their new
store on Colorado avenue, which is
much larger and more convenient than
the old place. Both of our hardware
establishments are doing more bu,i-
ness than they anticipated. But why
should that be: doesn't everyone for
ten miles around come to Colwich to
trade?
The demand for town lots incre ases
every day, and Mr.. Steenrod, agent
for the town company, sold great
many lots this week. V. Z. Breese's
addition is also having quite boom,
and that gentleman is filled with The
genuine real estate exhuberance.
Mr. Wiley's car load of hogs are
sill waiting meek-faeed and patient,
for permission from the Knights of
Labor TO pass unmolested TO their
happy hunting grounds-thc Kansas
City pork barrels. They can't think
of anything they have done that mer-
its such treatment.
Messgs. f. G.. Smyth e Sons have
got in their stock of farm implements
aud are ready for business, Mr.. Smyth
stopped Friday on his way back from
a goose hunt, and is enthusiastic on
geese and business prospects in Col
witch.
The enc black spot in our otherwise
fair prospects is the saloon but we
are in hopes that the town company,
together with the officers of tie law
will put the curtailing act on its exist
cncc, and tighten up the screws.
The new liver stable being built by
j. 4. Andrews, is nearly finished. aud
our Sunday swells may then cease
borrowing their neighbors' mules to
drive TO church.
Postmaster Haskins and President
Cleveland have been conspiring to-
gether and as result we have our
new postotlice building almost COM
pleted. Well We needit. Hurrah for
Uncle sam. Q. E. ID.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-21
IF GOVERNOR MARTIN SHOULD
DECLINE.

The hand writing Oh the wall" II
seems to be The universal verdict of al
his fellow guili-driyers that Marsh
Murdoch, OF Wichita, shall lead the
Republican host in The next guberna-
toriai campaign. The kiowa journal
is solid for him with both feet. With
his EAGLE he has done more towards
the development and enlightenment OF
Kansas than any other editor living in
the state. He has made good
federal officer and will surely
make an excellent governor.
Wichita owes greatly her prosperity
TO him, and hundreds of young
and growing cities have been eucOur-
aged and advertised by a generous
use Of his paper, and none of them
will forget tine favor. While lolitics
have been almost completely barred in
kiowa, VIC feel safe in the assertion
thai no man could be nominated that
would begin TO poll the vote in this
town ard county that he would
New hiowa journal.
II Governor Martin could be per-
suadesi TO decline and the Journals
rule for kiowa should hold good
throughout the state. that is, if there
was to be no1poli;ics in the race, but
Democrats and Republicans alike were
to vote solid for US, wby-then-we
would he pretty hard 10 beat, that's a
fact
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-21
HAZELTON.
TO the Editor of the Eagle.

10 the Editor of the Eagle.
iiowdy, Mr.. EAGLE. May our re
lations be pleasant and profitable, and
with our old friend, Rip Van Wrinkle,
''may You live long und prosper"
lEazelton is pretty well and pro-
crossing nicely this fine weather. /
thank you, she is fast becoming noted
as fine stock center, and arrange
ments have been completed for an ex-
tcnsiye show of everything in the
horse line here on Saturday, March
%. Everybody, his horse and his
mule, is invited, aud general good
time is confidently anticipated.
Sep ScovilIe is the happiest man in
seven states, and no wonder. With a
new house just completed, his wife
and family, accompanied by his sister
iD-law, arrived on Friday last from
Sharon, Pa, ard put period to his
lonesome existence of the past winter.
As Sep sailed by on his way home
with his load of feminine loneliness,
and shouted TO the scribe, "This is the
kind of load TO have, Nan," We
gazed sadly around our bach
elor den, kicked over the
spittoon, threw cigar stub
at mean looking yellow dog on the
street, and lowed Sep was right.
The Fisher Brothers are building a
two-story building, fifty feet front,
Just west of their bank building. max
ing stone front of 100 feet. They
are also build NJ several residences for
rent, and improving number of
farms. Ia short, they are dispensing
their means in such a wsy as to greatly
help Hazleton and vicinity, and are
just such men as we need.
The eighty acres south of town have
been purchased for the purpose of
holding fairs, aud driving association
is being formed, with such men a. the
Pecks, Frank Smith, II. Il. Steck and
others, at the head of it. 1t will surely
be success.
&. NJ. Cherry, Wichita: Fred y.
Dickey. Chicago; J. Samuels and {.
w. McNulty, of New kiowa, stopped
with mine host, Vanderbilt. AZ the
Peck house. yesterday.
DIR. G.. ke.lsr, of Anthony. lstcly
from European trip, is here visiting
friends and relations
Camps Western Advocate man was
here this week trying to down the
town for big lad" in that sheet; aud
right here We scribe rises 10 say that
in his Judgment and experience this
advertising in foreign papers fer
which unreasonable prices are paid,
and which said write-ups generally
consist ofverbosity. bad grammar and
glaring Measurements don't do town
any good with thinking people.
\ well supported. lively home
paper, with an occasional write-up in
4 paper like the : AGILE with the in
terests of truth sud the country at
heart, is undoubtedly the best plan to
advertise any town. When will peo-
PIE cease 10 be guided by indifferent
wood cuts, big type aud language Of
uncertain meaning and s,i;tering
generalities.
Stih westward rolls the TIDE of
changing humanity, and The great
struggle for land and money goes on.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-21
REA. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

TIE following arc tho real estate transfers
recorded in the office of register of deeds
Yesterday:
C A Walker to 3 F Newcomb lots /,
3, Z, 9, Ash ct, Park Place....S 500
T j Sheldon to Patrick Nash lots 10l,
10S, los, 107, Emporia ave, English's
3rd add..........-............-... 1000
James E Bullinger to Eli L Hoffman,
lot 90, Chisholm st-.... ........... 800
j o Davidson to W II Beering lo.s74,
76, %, 80, 81, 81, Sc, SO. 90, 90, 81,
sc, Water st, English's 9Th add 1000
Joseph w Ronsome to Jacob McAfee
lots O9,11l, Church st..... 1880
Charles w Mccoy to n Rhoads lots
IA, l6, S Market st, Psyne's add. 1900
J c Davis TO E P Ford 1906 acres,7-
27-1e ................. ................... 1900
Mt. Hope Town Co to the st John &
Marsh Co, lots 16, II, Is, blk 3d.. 200
Nelson o McClees to Edward E Lauck
lot Is, blk 4, Richland add. Il0O
A G and c Z Payne to Marion L Hen
shaw, sw or of sw or 26-27-1e.. 1900
VIM Grieffenstein TO W A Richey and
] II Dill, beg at the ne cor of sw or
OF ne Or, 2S-27,1 e, thence so rods
thence W 20 rods, thence so rods,
thence 20 rods to place of begin.
ning.............. ..................... 1900
Joseph Haggerty to A A Hyde, lot
block 6, College hill........ $50
Frisco Heights Improvement Co to A
A Hyde, lot 9 block 8, Frisco
Heights ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 600
L d Skinner to Andrews, lots 81,
SO, IS, Emporia avenue........ 375
J 2 Allen to Geo E Spalton, lots 143.
AZ, 149, Emporia avenue-........ 400
w F Nash to Eta NJ De Wore, lots
and So block 2, Grant avenue, and
lots 25, q. block II, Euclid avenue,
Allen & Smiths add................ 400
Hattie A Kay to Horace Kay, 1897,
acres, 1927, e....-........-.....-..-. 1
Ellen Kay and Horace Kay 10 Hattie
Kay, ~ acres in 1927, e........... 1
Hattie A, Ellen and Horace Kay to
Henry Schwe;tzer, sl.s6 acres in
1927, e....-.................. lO2o7 so
Alonzo Robinson to Henry E Corn,
lot O., Munger's originsi.... COO
james E Wingert to William Watson,
hf int in lots and 10, block Il,
Cheny......... .-.-................ 1900
L ID Skinner to Harry Corn, COM
mencing Al 96-100 # of ne cor of
Reserve Z, Eagle add: thence W SO
Fl; thence 65 fl; thence sc #;
thence &C 80
Daniel NJ Jones to Levi Rice, hf of
Sc Or 2, p, w.................,....-.. 80. 1925
Peter Getto NJ Oliver, lot y, GO
Main street ................. 49,. $500
j o Davidson to Geo w Clemment,
jr., lots 40. 81, So, 81, SO. 81, GO, 65,
81, 60 and II, Main street, and lots
so. 81, 81, Sc, IS, GO, 62, "a, &c, 6S,
20, y, Market street, English's 9th
add... 22OO
j o Davidson to Daniel Wade, lots
80, 80, 81, Sc, So, 60, 60, Ga, So, 6s,
20, ~, Water street, English's 9th
add. 1000
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-21
KIOWk COUNTY

c. VI. Olmseu~, of Greensburg
kiowa county. census taker, made the
following report yesterday 10 Cover
nor Martin: Inhabitants, 2,70i 549
househClders 1886 SOP taxable prop
erty. Fulfilling ali the requirements
of the new law. Kiowa is eligible 10
join tie sisterhood Of counties of
Kansas, and kiowa county is bound 10
be one Of the riches; counties of
Western Kansas, possessing the neces-
sary Prerequisites of q rich soil ana
favorable location.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-21
SPECidL NOTICES.
The Daily Evening "Residen. -


On or abou. April 10Th, Silas Robinson
will begin the publication of daily paper
in Wichita under the above title, making j,
essentially q local paper Us size, style, etc,
have appeared in these columns, hence I'M
necessary to restate. OF the ability and
general standing OF the ex-Belle PLANE Res
ident, the Wellington Standard, of yester-
day, says:
Last weeks Residen. contained al article
announcing the fact that sitter the close OF
two more publications that paper would be
moved to Wichita and merged into the
Daily Evening Resident. One year ago Silas
Robinson, the editor of the Resident, started
this paper in Belle Pisine, and during ,ha:
time hes furnished bis readers with good,
live paper, and thus far is TO be congrstu-
lated on his success. Silas Is a good
writer, q thorough Democrat and will make
the Evening Resident one OF the popular
papers of this valley. We commend him 70
the citizens Of Wichita and wish for him
unbounded success in his new field. Silss.
We are sorry 20 lose you; bu: if we must saw
good bye, We bid you God speed. Don'I
forge; the Standard on the y h.; Of the new
paper.
The Resident company consists Of Messrs.
Robinson, Baker and Howes, but the edi-
torial charge Of the psPe- is in the hands Of
Sila. Robinson. He wishes the EAGLE TO
say to Wichita ss follows
II, Is I. be Of good cheer" IL moving TO
the metropolis Of Southern Kansas ard
planting two cent paper in its midst, We
wan; the public 10 thoroughly understsnd
tina, il vii no; be necessary 70 increase the
insurance, IS We will no; &c: the Arkansas
on FIRE By our Learning. influence or social
standing: neither viii We cause . revolution
In the usual tenor OF Wichi.a's WAYS, other
than the advancement OF her interests II
every xay, shape and manner. snt TO this
end ..;he Evening Resi5ea, VII be peculiar. I"
The Residen. viii be Democra;ie-"no. too
Democratic, be; just Demoors;ic enoaghT-
and 70 this end :: vii work. politically. As
. local paper j: Will he IS near The thing As
energy, perseverance, snt 5 f,-ic. attention
to our knitting VII admit, AID Il j: Is no;
found On the tab le Of every iab&bi.An; Of
Wichits, SIX days week, ]: vii Re due 10 =
set Of circumstances ove- which We have 10
control Fer the necessary soguirerneos
to gain sad hold The constesoe land pat
ronase) Of ,he public, We refer Wichi;s 70
Belle Pla;ne. Here eaie&h tie fss; !essou.
dIo4-it SlAs RosESSox.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-21
A BRANCH OF THE SANTA FE
ROAD.

a contract was signed day before
yesterday by the a., Z. Il 5. +. Rail
road company with Barney Lartry
of Strong City, Chase county. TO builo
twenty-eight miles OF railroad from
Eivira, in Chase county, via BazoOri
and Matiield Green, to FL Dorado, But.
Ter county. This road leaves the main
line of the Santa Fe five miles east OF
Strong City, aud runs up the south
fork of the Cottonwood river two and
a hall or three miles east of Cotton
wood Falls.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-21

Emporia hiss gone daft. o. he: pa-
pers have. Such an array OF startling
headline booms never greeted the
web-foo;ed denizens of the Neosho
bottoms since the day when the Al
mighty set the bounds to her flint
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-21
A gentleman in Kingmsn Who is i,

A gentleman in kingmsn who is in
a position 20 be posted, writes Us not
TO be alarmed about the construction
of the kingmsn, Pratt & Western
this summer. and says tie road viii
surely be built. He says the only
question has been whether the Santa
Fe. the Frisco or the Wichita and
Western should build il, and as soon
as that matter was determined the
work of construction would be CON-
menced.-Pratt Press.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-21

The Wichita EAGLE is waging war
against the eNtrsyagaut and unscrupu-
lous addition boomers Of that much
favored city. Sach wild aud ingeni-
Gus speculation in lots Is sure 10 be a
detriment 10 the legitimate growth Of
KAY town. The EAGLE deserves cred
i, for its timely and outspoken stand.
-kingman Leader.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-21
SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH 81.

The Kiowa Journal says that Love-
JOY & Giasscock, of that city, have
paid the Southern Kansas railroad'
since August 10th, for freight, an
smoun, of thirty thousand dollars.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-21
POLICE COURT .

Wick johnson was the only person up in
the police court yesterday. She plead guilty
to the charge of prostitution and was given
So and costs.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-21

Judge Glenn informs Us tbs at widows aid
dependent relatives whose pensions sre in
creased under the law just passed by con-
gress will do well to take notice that no new
applications under this law are necessary. as
they will be paid at the new rate instead of
tho old opa
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-21

A. V. McClenathsn, of Cotton, H., a
student of the Southwestern Business col
lege, has accepted position in the Kansas
National bank.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-21

Fifeen dozea Of Chili= genuine geAs but
ton shoes. sizes $ to To-, $; sI.ce. reduced
from $50. HofaAste-, is7 Main 81