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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28
Election Trouble in Indiana

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. ga Courier
Journal special says: The town of Cory
don, Ind, is in a state Of great excitement
today. the outcome Of political contest.
and serious trouble IS anticipated. This
morning John NJ Bealiy, recorder OF lar
rison county, was at work i'll his Office when
Henry Wright, b. j. MUIR and several 9TH
ers entered the Office and assaulted him.
BeaIly was knocked down and the records
taken from him by Wright and the others
who at once left the room. The alarm was
given and in few moments more ;han 300
citizens Congrcgated At the Office ard the
widest excitement prevails. Wright and
his companions were taken into csUstody
and conveyed to the court house for safe
keeping.
Threats of lynching were made on every
hand and it is thought there will b. an
effort made in that direction tonight. Beal-
ly was chosen over Wright at the late
election and has since received his commits
sion and taken the oath cf office. Wright.
who was the previous recorder, refused To
give Up the Office, claiming Bea!iy WAS not
a naturalizcd citizen, althou il b. did
nothing to prove the charge. Today
Beally took possession and while he was 1t
work as stated the assault was made.
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Roats Capsized-Crews Lost.

BALTIMORE, Md. Nov 27.-Captain
Vcasey Of the steamboat Enoch Pra,t,
which arrived this morning, reports that
during the storm Thursday afternoon and
night, two bugeys engaged in oyster catch
ing in the mouth Of the Man okin river of
Piney island, capSzed and all hands were.
drowned. except the captain Of one Of the
boats. The names OF the bugeys could.uot
be learned prior to the departure Of the
Pratt for Baltimore Captain Ncasey also
reports that Thursday afternoon in Hong2
river, of Craps wharf. the buggy K. J.
Smith and sloop California, were both cap
sized by the gale Allen Burns, colored,
who lived on Piankitank river and hand
on board the r. ] Smith. was drowned
1t il probable that other disasters will be
reported rs many oyster boats were expos
ed to the gale
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Another Fatal Explosion.

WILKES BARRE. Pa, Nov. 27--Another
fatal explosion took place this morning al
Wyoming ColIery at Forty Fort caused by
the careless use Of burning fuse in the
hands Of 4 miner. VIM Crosgroye Wa
instantly killed and John Fandling and
Henry Park seriously, perhaps fatally,
burned.
WILKES BARRE. Pa. Nov. 27.-Thc OK
element st the Conyngham shaft having
subsidized, an investigation was made today
to ascertain the extent Of the damage caused
bv the explosion. Il Was found that the
COMPANY will suffer but little loss by the
damage to the workings The Baltimore
slope suspended operations owing to the
large quantities q gas working in from the
Conyngham mine, with which i is con
rccted. None Of the twelve men who were
reported Yesterday a having been fatally
burned have died.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
ALEX. SULLIVAN
Expresses an Opinion Upon England's
Lately Announced Ceer-
ciou Policy.

CHICAGO, Nov Ell think, like al
other attempts at coersion, it viii only re-
suit in failure, said Mr.. Alex. Sullivan,
ex president of the Irish National League.
today, when asked By reporter what he
thought of the new departure of the En-
glish government in the direction CT CO
ercion in Ireland. 1t is more likely TO be
failure than ever before. because there is
greater feeling Of sympathy for the Irish
people among the English masses than
ever existed before. That sympathy Is
due primarily to Gladstone's adYo-
cacy and statement of the cause of
the Irish 10 the English masses.
and to the presence Oh the stump in Eng
land of Parnell, Davitt and a large number
of their colleagues who have so stated the
Irish cause to the English people that the
latter now understand precisely what It Is.
It is not 2 question between races and
creeds, but of humanity 1t would not
be at ell surprising in view of Church
ills peculiar tactics and his manifest Will
ingneSs TO initiate the career Of Disraeli. If
he anticipates the failure of coercion and
was anxious for It's trial and its fail
ure in order TO justify him in
jumping over to the home rule side
himself, the Irish all over the world will
become more active in their organization
and more liberal in their contributions.
There has been no want of sympathy or
want of confidence in the Irish party on
the part Of the Irish all over the world.
should not be surprised if Chnrchills en-
forcement Of coercion was really prepar-
alton Of the advocacy Of home rule by him.
OF late there has been no seeming necessity
for any great activity. If tie Tories make
that necessity manifest they will soon hear
the response of the Irish throughout the
world
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28
K.poos CIV Grain and Provisions.

KANSAS CITY, November 81.
rlour-Cnr lots, Xxx. % Xxx. $685.: family 81 G5b
81 Ij choice 81 35@S -. fancy 81 51Ssl IS; extra
Iancy, 81 600 81 co. patent, 81 93lLS5 To-
Wheat Receipts. 0Upt shipments 2iVt IN store
1850; dull No : red, caSn, 63 bid; December. t534
bid: January, 6lI6 bin: May, .ljs bid
Corn.-keceipt-, 5.OE; shipments. 2Go; IN store.
T35 stronger. No cash 3l3s bid december Sl14 bid
January $2IE: May. 361S
Oats.-No. 2cash p asked.
Eye-No. 2 cash - bid.
Tgys, butter and hay unchanged.
Fruvisous-Round lots sugar cured hams Hl:bacoN'
10; pried beef 10; dry salt clear rib sides 81 6 long
clear. 81 - shoulders. 81 %; short clear, 50 w
sno. ed clear rib sides Ss BIZ long clear. SO % shout
dcrs s. %: shart clear, So IS,
Mess POrk-S9 -.
Larl.-Choce tierce. So o.
hill Stuff.-Qui~t
Corn Neal.--Green. -: dried. 50
Chop.-N GLOW, 81; bulk, ~.
Shin uff,-Sacked. i.M52.
Hay.-Steady small baled- s. 80; large, s. 90
Flax Seud-S2cSj.
Butter.-Steady; creamery fancy, Is; good. .; fine
dairy, l5GSlS. -o - No,
1915; Kansas, 6e5I.
Hiies-Dry flint No. |, 49, No. ,. 10; bull and stag,
s: dry salt No. ~; No = s. green sat 70. 81 No =
bull and stag, &; green uLcured, 5@24; cali, oSg9
she ep pelts dry, SGell.
Broom Corn-Short, 4a4l4; green harl 5: self work
ng ~ 1i3l ionl, coarse, 3r5]4: crooked. l3a2Ia.
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,rhe Milraukne Rioters.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. Pr n Austin
began the closing argument for the defence
in the trial of the Milwaukee Garden riot
ers at 2 this afternoon. He will be fol
lowed by J. G. Mckinney for the state,
who will close the case.
1t is thought Judge Sloan viii charge
the jury late this afternoon.
Another of the defendants was dis
charged by the Judge this morning, viz:
Joseph Wejcichowski This makes two
who have been discharged.
The case was given to the jury at d
o'clock and at 10 o'clock tonight a verdict
was returned. finding Carl Mussefelt. John
Rungc and August Gutz guilty. and nc
quitting the other six prisoners, who took &
minor part in the riots.
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st. Louis Grain and Provisions.

J.
Flour-Qulet; steady and unchanged.
Wheat-. Active spd higher, r-d, ca '1'< !;
December, IS @161. closing I6ts: Jauu ~,
- ask, cl> sing 75h May, &}.gi's closing,
S+&G,ofss -.
Conduit and easy; No. mixed cssh, 81.
Decemb her AK bii; January $50: May, 55ii
Osts-Duil and easy; oash, Is G-6a; De
cem5er, 26at; May. 30A4@30H
Rye Steady st 81 bid
Bsriey-Unchsrgef,
Lesd-Dnll and nonnally weaker ST 81 %
asked for all Ersdes. 49,
Butter-Firm; creamery @5G27; dairy, l+g5
FgEs-tirm st l0Gl21i.
Whiskey steady at 81 Is.
ProvisiOus-Active and stronger.
POrk-Htgher; g. y
Iari-Firul a. 81 o56a5 %
Lece!pts-FIru-. 400; wheat. =, 90; corn,
IS eco; oats, 81 co; rye : 60; barley +nts9.
>hipmeuts-Fiour, $50; wheat. co... n,
5, 0Je. oats, 10 go; rye. 100; barley, 400.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28

Prr-sEuKG. Pa, Nos. 4s.--TAe inter
ference case OF Is. D. Ha-iGF'el against Ges.
WESTINGHOUSE, Jr. ard John Nicholson.
J.. il the MISTER q p-io-ity q Invention
Of the double pipe syst1m q COZ
ver:nE Ct natural rs 70 c1E.s5lT1c-E has
been decided by the commissioner q p.--
es;s and chief examiner Il fsvo- q Ha-tI
pei. i great deal q money IS involved
IS number q companies have teen pay
ing royalty 10 Westinghouse f0T he Use o.
h.- system
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28

Bo~ros. Nov. PA special from
Ottawa. Ont. says. General Naaa-e-
yenHorne. e tie Caaadiea Pacific rail.
rad. Saws he las coaclEdcd 81 arsac-e-
mea. With the Bcstoa & Lowell railroad
n rescs Boston. wli1a VIII re m2sie the
r7irai-,.l terminus q his Rad. Papers
wiIl ise signed early next week Come
lion from Montreal vii be maie 9Th
Newport. V. over the Southwestern road.
thence 10 Woodsvil,e. = J. oTer tie
y-.-eff -raT
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FOR RENT.

NOR REST-Furuished and I'M urnished TCcInS.
II ENQUIRE st room above lis " Doug as ave. or
above 90 Douglas ave. room !, Mis-. :, u. Moore.
9--ra
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28

NEW YORK. Nov. 27-Nrs. Eras'us
Brooks is so Frustrated By the death Of
her husband that she was unable r. h-
present a the services 10 the Ch1rch # the
Ascension at West New Brighton iedsT.
Rev. PascLal Narrower, rector & t.
church. went - The house q the g Il
journalist and hed I. service If prayer, a.
which none but nembers Of the family
were present. My BROOKS attended. sup
pa-le1 bv her son and daughters.
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WANTED.

"rsNTED-ImnediGtely. All parties nuyin4 Tl,s
w ,ronortv TO know that nave the cheapest .oe'
IN the citv Inquire Of F. II. Harper, 10 waco a.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28

T1OR pHNT-A rev thr,e story brick hotel 5ast
Il completed. containing forty two sleeping rooms
Town is booming with three railroads and Tie iE0Cs
Island lust building. location. Mcpherson. Kan
viii also sell ny brick yard aud machinery. j. r.
ECTowen. Mcpherson. Kan. -bt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28
Henry Georges standard.

New YORK. Nov 29-Henry George
stated today that he was making arrange
meets for the publication OF a weekly pa
per which he intends 10 publish on the
first OF the year. 1t viii be called the
Standard; said it would be about the size
of the Irish Worid and would sell for five
cents, He says the paper will Unpublished
in the interes: of all who work with hand
or head
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28
TO Townshis Omeers.

The EAGLE Printing house hav. in stock
all the blanks that are used By thera u their
business, Also justice docke:s, ciTi snd
cirralual combined, a. s. low figure ~ any
establishment in the ve-,- WIFI
Each Township Clerk should
have Clerks Record AID Warrant
Book.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28
Heavy LOSSES by the Blizzard.

Chicago. Nov. 27.-The Times special
from TT. Keogh. Mont, says: News IS
constantly being received Of heavy losses
Of stock in the recent blizzard. In the
neighboyh0od of :,parta the losses were
particularly large The storm was the
worst on sheep. whole tlocSs having been
lost, and presumably persisted.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28
RarkiS Ia Millin.

New YORK. Nov. elmo n Abbott,
general. passenger agent Of the Erie rail
road and it. leased line. the New York,
PENNSYLVANIA s Ohio railroad, has decided
to accept the con1miSSionership Of the
Southwestern Railroad Passenger aSsocia-
ton which was recently rendered 70 him.
His headquarters will DC in Chicago.
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Accidental on Purpose.

CHICAGO. Nov. 27-At the invcStiga-
ton of the Continental hotel fire by the IRE
inspector tod1v. four witnesses were ex-
aminei. Mr. B. T. Tomlinson, who had
boarded at the hotel for years. and who
left on the day preceding the fire, said he
had been confdeniially warned by Mrs
Bowan, who was ii charge OF the hotel;
that he in turn warned several other friends
who left on the same day. No arrests as
YET have been made
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28
Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CRY, November =.
Cattle ReceIdt-, 1,l10 shipments, active;
GOOD IN choice 81 nHn /! ~ medium. !! 81
IS3 %: stockers s. ll 81 49, feeding steers 3 Skg
s. 5O cows, 81 J3dS2 as grass range steers y @'s
SO -. o-
Hogs. Receipts 1906; shipmenss U'. steady;
COOL 70 choice S. '5GS5 50 common TO tp.dlum - -
as ~
Sheep-Rec.ipts 1894: shipments. nOne steady;
good To choice. 81 6JGS3 %, common 10 medium,
81 5UsS2 ~.
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Will Resume Tomorrow.

WILMISGroN. Del. Nov. s..-The Ce-
Gil. Md. Star says that the Mccullough
Iron company's -ollins mills If North East,
which have been shut down since August
:. will bestarted up Monday morning, the
demands ofthe strikers that wages be ad
vanced to the Wilmington scale having
been granted
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28
HnXie's SucccsSnr.

NEW York. Nov. 2I-Thc directors Of
the Missouri Pacific railroad held meet
ing today and appointed 5. 5. II. Clarke,
formerly manager Of the Union Pacific
railroad rs first vice-president Of the Mis-
souri Pacific railroad, vice II. n Hoxie,
deceased.
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st. IIouiS Live Stock.

ST. louis. November z.
Catt!e-Re-eipts 80 shipments i,jE0; choicr native
steers &ta4 -: fair to good shipping stecrt ygt
-: butchers steers fair choice ShI 10; feeders
fair to good , 55Cs3 Is; Texas and Indians common
70 fair SO5o3 10
Hogs-Recepts 1851. shipments 7gG choice heavy
hufciers selections a-ssi 10; packers far TO fancy
sgG5+ o. workers medium to choice sJl53 -. pigs
common 70 good > tsle2 "a.
Sneep-RFceipts lI2o shipments 80; common 10
prime gyQ,3 -.
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pown to the Bottom OF the Sea.

OswEGo. \ Y. Nov. 27.-A special
dispatch to the Palladium from Sackto
Harbor says: The schooner North Star,
of Hamilton. Ont, loaded with coal. sunk
OF, Stoncy island last night in 80 feet Of
water. Crew saved.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28

vASTED-A furnished room for gentleman
w ea.f of Main a:id north Of Douglas. Address,
.,aftrl, ferrll. ". kagle Office. ~
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28

P1rrsBuRG, Nov. - The elevator at
the new building Of the Allegheny County
Electric Light company fell from the
fourth door to the cellar. killing Beverly
Harris, colored and severely injpring jos.
White aud Edward Barton.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28
Robbed the Dead.

DETROIT, Mich. Nov. 21.-A special TO
the Evening Journal. from Montague,
Mich. says: The bodies of the crew OF
the steamer ConwSy were found or the
beach near here this morning. and $1,000
known to have been on the bedy OF Cap
tain Smith was gone.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28
Hirh Horses.

SAN FRANCIsco, Nov. 27.-R Porter
Ashes raising sable, consisting of six
horses, was sold today at the Bay District
park. Quinn went to Huggin for s. 600;
Beunctte to Clay Pate for s.. 500. and the
remaining four brought 81 200.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28
A Mining Syndicate.

sr. LOUIS. Nov. 27.-A syndicate OF
business men Of this city have purchased
the mining property near Silver City, y.
VI. known as the Bremen mine. and have
organized company with capital stock
Of $500, 600 The property embraces $50
acres and is considered very valuable
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28
Chicago Live stock.

The Drovers Journal reports cattle receipts 600;
shlplnents ltul; shipping steers 2i9h5 W; stcker5
and feeders plG} 49 cows bulls and mixed JJ,J -
bulk tiIGL9 81; through Tex 1908 %
Hogs-Reccipts 24,OD. shipments 900 rongn ana
mixed 50eL3 60; packing and shipping . eVSl p"'
light ZOOS -; sktps ltNn3 ~ 90,
Sneep-Receipts 5ua shipments | 0o; native W
al ~. MosIern s Ul.z3 20: lambs t19eJ W.
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Arbor Day in San Francisco.

SAN FRANcIsCo. Nov. 27.-Arbor day
was successfully inauguratrd here today
by tree planting BY school children on
Goat Island. at the Prcsidio and Fort Ma
son. preceded by appropriate literary exer-
nrri.As
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28
President Woodcock Dead.

ELIRARETu, \. J., Nov 27-Wm.
Woodcock, president Of the Railroad
Master Mechanics Association Of the
United States, died at noon today. He
was a native Of England and was - years
of age
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28
At a Stand Still.

PlrrsBtRG. Nov. 27-The stove
maulders at Depancy's foundry strucl, this
morning against the reduction ordered
several weeks ago. All the men are out
and the foundry closed About $50 men
! no ;ylla
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KANSAS&SO SOUTHWESTERN
is a Kansas Road,

And is thoroughly identified with the Interests
snd progress ar the stsie Of Kansas anI'iNs
r.cyle, sud affords Il patrons facilities ure-
aualed by any line in Eastern and JoG:1e-a
KANSAS running
THROUGH EXPRESS train. daily between
Kansas City aud Olathe, ottsV-s, GsTustt,
Iola humboldt. Chanute. Chcr7yysle. In6e-
peadeuce. Winfield, ellington, UETpe-,
Attlcs and Intermediate points
THROUGH MAJ rains daily. except sur
dsy. between kansas City sal Wellington,
snd Intermediate ssstioBs. making close con-
nectors 81 Ottawa. Chsaute ard ChrTryTz ale
with our Trains for EmporiE, Burlington, g.
ra-i walnut snt CoTeyyille
ACCOMMoDAIION TRAINS daily, eI-
ceYt sunday, between Kansas City, Olgths
and OtTsws.
REMEMBER .hs. BIZ purchasing tickets via.
rnis line connection IL made II tire Union De-
70. 81 kaus Gag WIKI through trains - al
points syo.din transfers and changes >. vGy
staten.
THROUGH TICKETS esn be paTch s.ed vis.
this line az sny o. tie regular zI-oE stations
aaC your baggage check ~ .brolsA 20 desslEs-
ton ESs. West, >orts or So1.h.
PULLMAN >IEEPERS on al Il ghs trains,
For further Information, see naps sad folS-
srs or call on or sts.-ess j. B. HfSEa.
General Paa~snsH ASest,
dISAn LavTeloe EAcSas.
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New York Live Stock.

New York Live Stock.
NEW YORK, November IS.
Beeves-Receipts sf40; very, dull and weak.
native steers, 5 15.S5 ~ 49,,
Sheer-Receipts 1883: shade higher; sheep So W
gS1 ~; lambs. IS 0uS5Si 10 o-.o
Hogs-Receipts, 1880; corn fed hogs 5. loGS. 80.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK, November q.
Money on call quiet at G6 per cent, closing sc 4
asked,
Prime msrcantile paper ~
Sterling exchange dull and unchanged: actual rates
43t{I for - day bills and t>i FOR demand.
Government bonds dull and steady.
State bonds quiet and hrE,.
The stock market presented few new features,
Reading and Long Shore rlanopolizing the sPccula-
tive interest The close was steady, final changes
about equally divided between small gaios ana
equally s,cau losses.
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FOE RENT.


nor RENT-A good five room house No. i3li south
ofi4ca fF-' lU6t'
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uvAXTED-younsG German druggist for partner:
w ENQUIRE at i3l Main 81. ~
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Bargaius in Real Estate.

1 fine AGRICULTURAL and stock farm. three sid one
hsf miles from city about IL acres broke, one Qa-
Ter section fenced for pSuse, plenty OF water aa4
small house.
Also 40 lots in city finely locsted and IN good
na..hbo-hosd. Special terms 10 those wishing 10
make homes.
Also suburban property. Fo- further particular
see CHRIS T. Fcsct aSen, Tor Y -: trE'lf-enstt n ~
csty Cr.ce OK
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,leg Of stocks today, 5i,533 shares.
New York Grain and Provisions.

NEW YORK. November q.
Whea.-Firrner; ungraded red. Sl}4Gss; No red.
ssh; elevator s6i4Gcs14 aiioat No red. November
95l4 December s515t >51s- -.
Corn-UnSraded, 461494S4 No. it1&; elevator. a2.i
afoat No. , December i53sGii4. -
Oats-alixed western. 81 4ij white do 3osil
Puttei-Firm at l292S.
Cheese-Western fGt, llSl.4.
Pl-gs-Weslern, -+lI25
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loan Register,

Loan Register.
PHILADZLPHTA. July p, lS>5.
Wichita EAGLE. Wichita, Kansas.
Centia;nen:-ITe have seen one q your
MORTGAGE Loan Registers st the Office Of the
Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust Co. tbs
CITY. and shall D. Obliged if YOU VII secd this
company che similar IN al respects 81 your
earliest convenience. and remain
Respectfully yours,
THEODORE FEoTHTSGHAN,
6,,J-rfs Secretary
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y1OR RENT-FurDisted rooms with CT vithcG,
L hoard at 4O2 South Emporia ave, iEree blo-Ss
south of fremont hotel. e-Gt'
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YrOR SALE-i0 lots il AtTica for sale or trade Tor
Z wichita property. - acres on east DcIs!As on
the y.l.aL Tor e days. ~ acres on east Central
az bargain. ~ acres FRISCO ave at bargain
u. ceres blocks east OF Hillside. acre block east
ctBHlside. : lots IN Park Place, 4 fine brick resi-
Ge,ic- on north lawrence. Cal On Allen Granan .
1,,nes n . rq-f FyOuciag ll6i-t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28

u1OR SAIF-Gcod residence and business property
Z IN town Of Clearwater; also a good farm ne5r
comfy seat Of Conanche county VIII trade for len.
ia c;,y nroperty Inquire l23 Market street. l5f
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28

yvOH SAI.E-6o II. cor -Oak and washington, WITH
| i house, $780,
$50 fl cor Lak and Washington.
?ueyY houses and 100 II. on Washington ave.
80 II. and room house on OAK 81
{ .o:e cor Cleveland and oak.
2 lots On Elnporia ave.
Co- S2.tsJ. ,. 49,. 900 -. -
Reserve y. Maple Grove addition fronts ~ feet on
Central ave. with shade and fTult trees, S2,3u
100 IT. corner Fourth ave and First ST.
A large list or god properties Offering Good IN
vt-5tments. Miller q Sheppard, 'ui : oak ST. tee
phone l15. wi
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28

ITOR rem I'm family OF two, nicely furnisned
Il room ground floor near town, on slIeet - =.
line, Address H. J. 5. Eagle Office iOo'f
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28

NOR SaLE-A fne breeding jack for the sum OF
r. Sfrn Jpn-,Ira or write 10 Pink FOUts. SStf
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Notice 20 Builders.

AL kinds OF building stone Constantly on
hand Call on the Augusta Stone company
1u2 East Douglas avenue, dll4u
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28

Each Road Overseer should have
q Road Overseer's Account Book, &c
ceipt Book for Labor. Receipt Book
for Extra Work, and Receipt Book
for Naterial Used.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28

Y,OR SALE One half interest in ~ acre plot very
& Valuable College Hill property ready for plotting
lon't vou miss it, Kaufman real estate office 3l3
DcI, NJ, o.. " 1-6t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28

NOR SaIR-A well improved farm near the city;
4 one hundred and sixty acres; e special bargain
for few DAYS. Call Hardy Soomon's real estate
oeica q.r- noJ,I-as ave S2u
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-zsasS>MLIszM
Aa1l1l 90 gagle

Advertisements In this column will be charged for
81 rhe Of Five Cents per line per week. No ad
-.r;isemens taken for less than IS cents. and VIII
,.ct ~. inserted until paid for.
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Or. WILLIAM HALL
q Hail < Bennett

G,yae s7ec.aI attention = Diseases q v7ore-. bloot
and skin Diseases and ali troubles q the Urinary
o-s-8s speedily c-7ei N 10Th sexes Csice over
woodrnan's Bank, Nort5 1lal- street. Ce1sC.taF-oa
day O. ai<ht FRzE lz.f-. D. Hal. I EeGretts card
3, ans ,----t l-i,s