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Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-04-09
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Albert, Prince Jones. SC
Armstrong, Ell Johns, Z
Anderson, Emery2 keegen,
Adams, Doc King, A W
Allen, BIC keentZ, Afford
Blenchi, Willie Landers, George
Black W Lee, Hardy
bOnu, CT Lewis, Henry
Buck, II W Leeper, Cd
Bnx. w Lambert, Jack
Baker, WV Logging, L
Brady, 7 TaMdman, Tom
Brown, Willie Lowe, A M
Beesly, MI Merritt, Be
Beyerly. ME- Moore, s Willie
Brent, Ben col Marant, Cnas'
BRYANT, MIR Menedier, James
Bremy, Ben March, Henry
Burnet, Andrew Ma on,,J
Orom, j Murrey, Peter
Co oil, Pierce Waters Monroe, AZ
Agent Monroe, An
Cunningham, Dave Milde, samuel
CuTieist, Rev col MureS, y
Garter, Frank Marsh, Henry
Cabins. ~ Mitchell, H Geo
CereyOns. II Myers, r.
CLAYTON. NV McMorris. james
Ca9gy, BP Mccormick, OL
Cl0nton. S McNeAl, John
Coleman, Spencer Metal, YIN
CLnnis, 7 Mickey. sam
Calvin Mccoy, Chas
Calcote, L JOhn2 Night, lobe
Crawford, + Nicholson A
Cloud, h Co Owens, Bill
Dorsey. Thomas OConnell, ID
Drain Alfred PinkStOn, l.
Dupree, Isaie Powers, Sam
Drake. l. Read, Hiram
Dagler, f keade,
Dagley, HF Roth, Gus
Deiicort :. n R~osenthal, Hi
Dawlss, AT Smltn, Gerry
Davis, Joe Santllipi, A
Davis, T :, Sons, Charley
Ellis, Sam Simmons, Charlie
Flanagan, WI Sheppard. ChaS
FRY, VIM Salvador, I'd
Fallan, Chas SouthWOfth, ID Ii
Fields, DE W Sanders, "
Franklin, II Snyder,
Franklin, Bennle Shele, WIN
Fisher, &c Steward, Henry
Fisher, Andrew Sca1hen, ~
Fisher, Joe lWelley, pam
Flynn, John Tucker, Alfred
Gibson, Dan Taylor, ChaS
GOOdin, Joseph Ienan, harry
Gordon, Randel Trimble, AM Rev
Gordon, B Z Thomas, W
Giefo, Carl Thomas, Nelson
Hoddieston, P Thompson & Bro
Hall. VIM Usher, Pat
Heck, Jos Vail, hi
Harrison. James valentine, J0hn
Hill, John WHITAKER, Granville
HaguS, b II Whlte, W.
Hogan, BIZ Virgins, Nat
Hartslck, Houston Washington, CF
Hawkins. Geo Washington, Willie
Hudson. M Woods, VIM
Hagglns, David Wout0n, M
Racket, &C Williams, John
HarDam, Ben Williams, Gu
HOlland' A Williams. johnson
Harris, Ellis Williams, III
Harris, WA Waite, Tom
Harrison, LA Warner, II
Jefferson. ID Watson, II
JOshuay, James Watson, Nelson
Jackson, NJ Yarber, John
johnson, James Young, W
johnson, Jesse
Persons calling for the above letters wi
please state they are advertised.
IUIITTAM WE poStuaatar
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-04-09
LIsP or EHr.rmRs


Remaining In the POstpdice at V|icksburg, Miss,
on the 9th day OF April, 1856.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-04-09
Issue Docket April Term Circuit
Court Warren County.

~ Harpsss " W Nos, ma Movers.
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go IN, m ~ = /, pn u sa9Sa
SS2s-HarTTiSs P PsTH Z Z ~ " va SS; Same.
SoI-G Kniybt y 70 70 We GsoTne M Klein.
YSs-TiIzina ! fgSniS y w w - ssme N'
s5j-FG - HanGersor We Same
GS1-Thomas Eranax Ne same
6Ss-Patrick McSwSeney vs. same.
TSS Sarah NaI1e1i rs sam a '"""
7 " 1e awis E Kemt " 3 S - !. &, " PR
si-VicksbnSg Street Troiiroad va same
5oi- MjohaeI B ~, ~ "s aoma ''
sn-MichSeii MMy nrro " y SS same
Si5-M Il Riaiey Va Y Co.
S22-Wm Henry vs. NJ BR&Y&MRRCo.
~ pa PoyveTs vs aana
S94-ugTick Cssfiiio wS Same
S95- nan nN USHV', .o W Saho
S1S -Jobn TeSrelI vs sama
Johnson W. same
go -Thnmas Haianv nc r W u orr
SS SS,nsVNnm"s Dyu%uS W namVnolH'
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20 pnGGpe DEN nS SAME r., roh, tvo,,t,
az PpoEers Hro1iie q 20 vs. JOhn Waisn,
ooso nHalnSaCeI DoVShTT q " vs. DaTiu Duct
q L 4 |. M vs. " n AnuTsWs O Dro'
ooc9 Nau Ns oailluei relu.
o. v T. Grd.her " rIeiu9uIg et ~
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M Im 9 Sini.m W. ~ q l. No.
az p II II u en- Ns ueOn SLhisn e. a.
9 0ae - III 'nntT vs. May9T Ally Aluerhlah'
9 Z ~ T5iT q a IoiK " USo n nlrSn'
Sy y, y DeSh vs. MIS- a ~ TU ~
S4S-Ed BOYD agent vs. W Coleman:
cS4SmflchetIo BIOS use LaVghe vs. Mrs ID
eV ~ 1,,u,, go cau.. un,
90 lewis MURPHY vs. GatllaIlle huhter eC d.
9eS-James Murray vs. | HARDY
SS9o Mliler w 4 wash.
9 0Se " Q swell vs. Z pray et al:
902-gJ MeHulre vs. \ Walsn et ~. .-.
Tyl-Eug zimmerman vs. NlcKSDurg otreet
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i0M-GeO irving vs. LINDSEY;
!UlO-CndSA augustus " FRANK !Oney'
iM6-GeQ Inonlas vs. Ihomas Miller.
iVSo-M olnltn W r Ling SOhlpahy.
!O38-E Zimmerman vs. y M 70;
!Os9-JJ NeWDerger VS. 20.
O4-MsGhanlcs BANK vs. ~ Fittilan'
l050-JH Brlscoe VS. EJ Willis, ct al.
i054-D Hawkins vs. u dlnneyc
LOVING Klaus YS O& 200.
l0G0-Vandora Kitchen y Same.
1857 LeylFletcher vs. M 3 wright.
lb70-A hcCarty VS. OK ~
lOll-FFank IOuey VS. same.
l0I6-Lelia H Bolls vs. Geo M Klein;
lOl6-V meyer vs. u MarLlh Co.
1880 j ! Ferguson vs. W II NetlleS.
l0S6--N Tennessee VS. } j. Campbell.
1087-Sam Field y 20 vs. W Brown y 20 ct al,
10S9--C BLtler administrator vs. ) N nnedy.
lN6-PomDey Higgins VS. IN O& II H..
lU99-J } Smith VS. WI lngersoll.
iiicHss Green Iiaetar W Y m
iiiT ~ eytNr W vs planters ,sottor pross
Assanio1tion" A0S'0" 70 "n'ei' 0O''0" Aie''
nTSoEonrra II Smtth'vs Euoope Martin
us n 6gdan We WI I, Serso
HI y GEssIiiT heirs We fniisiona Talanbona
70 nan "0'' "" A0'p"0io
100 Famous Drv coods m va 7 Camrho
imiSS-SSam FeSldd K 10 We John EOnebeTtv
i0-Preston Scott Va Mayor and Aldermen
ii9I -Wf1ism GTeen va Tsvi EIeteher
la S.mma1 Faidi =. tovs " RroWm X RI
iiiS-u n Tonas We n CTucker OF al
iiaG-Vina Hnnns vS Nj Adler Of al
liza A RawIeey vs. Il NJ Young
11I9-M Frv vs George M KIein
Ii5J-SG Raoan W. .Irlins Guido
1i53nER r Willis vs. q r Ronth,
li6@Ch 8 Stevens vs. Layina CLARK.
Il55 to Understandable Caruso ct al VS. ! p
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-04-09

Persons calling for the above letters will
please state they are advertised.
WILLIAM GROOME. Postmaster.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1886-04-09
Butter and Eggs:

CHOICE ROLL AND SOLID PACKED, to
~ 30 lbs. each.
mcb15 II. L NORTH.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-25
Lead Of Kansas City.


The Wichita Daily EAGLE now comes out in an en-
tire new garment from head TO foot They have put
in two-revoution Cranston press. with folder and
paster attached. The probable cost OF this change
will reach Sl20W Sl50G, and will undoubtedly make
that ONCE the very best in the state. VI. NJ Murdoch
started the weekly EAGLE in the year lS7 and during
the ensuing nye years labored at terrible disad-
vantage, but we are glad 70 say that he was one
among the few who had the grit stay there he
Is now reaping the reward he 50 deservediy merits
Marsh has done more for the building up of Wichita
than any twenty men ever in the town. The Daily
EAGLE was first launched in the aah day OF May, 1854
1t is of 20 use 70 follow the daily through It's two
Of existence; suffice IL TO that IL has with
its associated press dispatches and its newsy local
columns attained the proud title lof being the best
daily published in kansas The size of the paper
from this time will be scolumn quartz eight
pages of seven columns to the page. Marsh we are
more pleased TO note your unhounsed success with
your newspaper venture. As an industry of Wichita
the EAGLE has no peer We congratulate you Marsh;
may your success know limit until You have plac
ed Wichita in the lead of Kansas City, and long may
the EAGLE live TO screech for the residents of that
town.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-25
Wichita's Great Newspaper.
rom the Valley Center News

The proud old bird Of southern Kansas-the wichi
Ia EAGLE-dew down from her perch Tuesday morn
ing In new form. feathers. pinions and beak- Il /
the peer OF all dailies in the state. The Murdoch
brothers do not propose to let the EAGLE fall behind
in the that is rapidly strdng to the
greatest city in the but intend that the proud
bird shall retain her former position, lowering OveI
the entire city, ard its screams being the signal fol
onward progression In everything tending to the en-
hancement OF Wichita and Sedgwick county.
Messrs. Murdoch Bros have had lately refirtei
their Office adding new material, machinery, &C.
among which is tworevolution CraGston press
with folder attached. and gas engine. The paper
is now seven-column quarto. comes from the press
pasted. folded and cut Its style and general make
up IS superior 10 any Kansas City daily, and by far
excels any other paper in the west This Is now the
most extensive printing house and bindery in Kansas,
Anyone who has never viewed the mysteries of the
art OF printing will be well repaid by making "trip
or inspection through this establishment.
We have heard Marsh Murdoch tell how he started
the EAGLE and how he nursed the bird In its infancy
through times OF perpextty and disbursement, and
as we now see the pioneer editor seated In his car
peted sanctum listening the rafting Of many thOus
and dollars worth of machinery and contemplating
on the mighty beverage in his hand to sway public
sentiment at his WILL we do not blame him should he
feel proud OF the which Is his just reward for
The EAGLE has undoubtedly done more TO make
Wichita great city than all the other agencies COM
Dined. Truly, the EAGLE is accomplishing its mission.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-25
The Eagle Scars


This week the DAILY EAGLE has taken another step
in advance that places IL ahead of any daily Of
the Missouri river. A new Cranston cylinder press
from Norwich Conn with the lates, patent folder OF
the pexeer Misunderstanding Company of Dies Moines.
Iowa Is Isarf OF the machinery that has been
added To the Office ana the presses and machinery
have all been placed on the bower floor The EAGLE
has always been pattern Of typographical neatre~<
but rather combrou> when IL OF the folio style
but now IL appears eight PAGE column pa
per II presents the neae>t appearance of any daily
laIer in the STATE While the folding attach E1ent
folds cuts and pasf,s the paper in that Is
really remarkable In these DAYS OF patent ma
chinery The EAGLE is well ratroni2-i by The Business
men OF this city ad while IL in tarn furnishes them
With advertising space very low rates this FACT
seems 20 I've appreciated and fully made OF even
10 the deir7ent OF less p-fe.fios journals. Thus
the strife between the EAf.E and Beacon has resulted
in giving Us the best evening we'll the best
ing daily - the state And the Office outnt Of each
such a NAY he rierr 10 with pride by an. citizen
or this city county state. For IL Wichita
located 10 one OF the ratsitt valleys In the sand.Ss
state IN the Mon such grand results could hars
been achieved IL such short time. The EAGLE
AID The reason by IL < t>e il built its
In tie midst u the valley OF penteousnsss-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-25
A Beauty.
From the Winfield Courier.

The WICHITA DAILY EAGLE comes TO US today changed
In form and splinter new-new type, new rules, new
dashes, new everything 1t is now seven column
eight paDer and without doubt the prettest and
best daily In Kansas Its dress and new form are
metropolitan and geographically make it prettier
than ever. The new press is Cranston twO-revolu
tion with Dexter perfection folder cutting FASTING
and folding forty papers minute The power is the
same the Courers the otto gas engine. This spleen
did change is in keeping with the of Wichita
and the EAGLE. They are Identical. The advance OF
has always been the advance Of both. The EAGLE
has always published paper worthy OF support. one
ahead of its city and mering and receiving the
personal pride of every citizen It's patronage like the
paper, has been the very best. Col Murdoch has
heId his shoulder TO the wheel of Wichtas progress
and showed with mighty force since first he settled
there, fifteen years ago Wichita has stood by him
because he stood by it. The sequel natural proving
the power of unity, energy. ability and determination
The Courier congratulates the EAGLE its success
1t has earned it, 1t views life of uneduaed useful
Ii has its monument the sequel TO its years OF
honest toll. i'm Wichita, next to Winfield marvel
of vim, grit and progress.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-25
Any Paper Has Ever Made.
From the Wilson County Citizen.


The Wichita Daily EAGLE. distinguished for the vim.
enterprise and ambition that have characterized the
remarkable town in which it is published, and in
whose greatness wonderful growth and prosperity ii
glor1es with unceasng zeal and PRIDE surprised its
readers and the Of the state generally this week
by appearing in greatly enlarged and improved
form. Ii Is nov sevencolumn quarto sheet and is
the largest daily in Kansas. The type rules and all
other material and the facilities added TO the
EAGLE Office for printing this magnificent paper
sist OF new Cranston tworevOiution press, gas
CINE, folding machine and other valuable appli-
ances. The EAGLE has the proportions and airs
OF metropolitan Journal and this latest advance is
the most marked that any Kansas paper has made.
While no city of al00 people but Wichita would JUS
tify such daily the EAGLE has become. there
probably Is not another publisher in Kansas who
would boldly make the venture N. NJ Murdoch has
He Is the most confident enterprising and enthusi
astfc editor IN Kansas. and city In the state
so much for its prosperity and upbuilding to
man as Wichita does TO Marsh Murdoch and the ever
soaring EAGLE. This Is everywhere conceded.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-25
aail9 eagle
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following are the real estate transfers
recorded in the Office of register of deeds yes
5erday:
L. f. Drennen to C. G. Eckardt, lots IS, 40,
Texas ave-: 81 800,
w. Greiffenstein to j. Hellar, lots lois.
1929, 1922, Jackson ave-, Greiffenstein's Sth
add: Si00
Junction Town Co to A. R. Johnston, lots
l., 3, 4, blk 9; 1854.
j. +. Jones to j. +. Davis, n 20 # of lot 3.
blk IL, Cheney: 81 200.
NJ. r. Moser to G. NJ Wasson lots 81, 60.
G5, 81, Mynona ave-. Maple add. 5000
NJ. E. Kirk to A. Viele, a tract of land so
ft-wide off side reserve C., Fairview ave-.
Sherwood's add; 1,750
ID. Z. McKinnon to j. E. Humphrey, undi-
vided hf of ne hf of sw or and hf of NV or,
S274 W; 81 $50
w. NJ Harding to d. c. McKinnon, hf of
sw or and n hf of sw or SPA W; 81 100.
j. NJ. Naylor to G.. S. Eby, lots 272, PA, go
27S, Ferrells ID add; s140O.
q. +. Glaze to l. c. Shonkland, lots ia,
ZIG, Mosley ave, Glaze & Jscelyn's add; 1890
W. Il. Stephenson to A. +. Miller, ne Or =
25-1e: $500
J. b. Miller to A. G. Miller, ne or 7-25-le;
1900
A. r. Johnston to F. G. Smyth, lots /, 2, 8,
4, blk 9 Junction Town Cos add: $500.
c. Payne to c. +. Barwise. lots l05, 107,
Topeka ave, blk 3, Orme & Phillips add; 81
w. Pfeiffer to G. Payne lots los, 107, To-
peka ave, Orme e. Phillips add; $3.50.
Sherman Town Co., to H. Layton, lot IS
blk 10: 500
Junction Town Co to NJ. Stanton, lot Z,
blk ., Junction Town Co add; $3.50.
A, t. Hull to L. Z. Drewey, lot 33 Orchard
ST. Kaeiser's add; 5000
f. b. Allen to c. Firebaugh commencing
at ne cor of ne 4 of Sc 4 1921 e, running
1l3 TT e 80 it 7l2 W 73O it: 1900.
ID. c. McKinnon to j. NJ. Lamb, lots 81, 80, !
Lee ave Tracy & Byers' add: $500.
G. L. Rouse to A. c. Carver, lots %, "a, |
Arkansas ave, Rouse's I'd add: $3.50.
Fl. G. Toler to G. H. Blackwelder, undiv |
10 ne e of sw 4 section "A q of NV %, |
and sw 4 of NV ::55-27-1 e; $3.50.
A. L. breckenridge to j. c. kinkead, lots l. |
3, >. Z. jackson St, Rouse's I'd add; 81, 100
NJ A. Kay to NJ. Schauner, lots from 1S6 to |
1872, Mead ave-, Ransom add; sl95
q. II. Blackwelder to I. +. Callahan, lots 3 |
q, q, $, blk s, Fairville ave; 81, 800
Total. S3s3 81
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-25
Grand Excursion.

via the St Louis. Fit Scott & Wichita rail-
road The peoples line" This excursion
train leaves Wichita Wednesday July IS 1856
at I 80 p M. and upon that date only. First
class tickets are on sale now for this occasion
at 81 for the rouud trip-at l09 Main street
and depot ticket offices. Special Pullman
sleeping cars have been chartered for this
occasion to run through from Wichita to
Minneapolis without change, at a very much
reduced rate. Purchase your tickets early
and secure your berths in time This is the
last excursion of the year
SCOT W D. MURDOCH Agent
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-25
Spread Eagle.


This week the readers of that boss paper che witch
ifa EAGLE treated 10 surprise ia tire shape Of
greatly improved and enlarged paIer, with new
heading. new type ard complete nf~ dress
which makes /. the largest paper ia TIE state. And
while glad 10 welcome IL IN IL new form and
bSreak for il even wider field of usefulness. 1, Is
also with much pleasure that notice this yr<Irsr
" as il most encouraging feature Il truly reflex OF
the growing Importance OF this Is.rt O our woiller
full state and It's coming netruy,ois-W schita The
EAGLE has also through IT. spirit and enterprise
achieved position N journalism aiot,es 20 but
daily for number Of I-opie and the -creAnler
Of the sreatsst sssc.son of the >nnaewef state
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-25
For sale.

100x140 #, corner, on Waco avenue inside
property. Price 81, 100.
| 4 lots on North Main st, corner of 10TH east
front. Price 81 400
I House of s rooms, bath rooms. cellar fine
finish, all modern improvements, good barn.
fence well, etc; lot 7sxlOO, on Third ST., near
Waco ave- Price 81 600.
| 8 lots in Allen & Smiths addition: corner
easy terms Price $115 per lot.
| 1-acre lot in Mathewson's addition on First
street, at bargain; equal to II lots. for
| only $500, on easy terms
2 lots on South Main street; east front: on
| street car line; fine lots; easy terms Price
$l,050.
Good room house and 60x14O fit, on North
Emporia avenue. between Elm and Pine:
easy terms. Price only 81 500
'2xl40 on South Lawrence avenue, east
front Price Sl.05O
lots on South Water street. east front
Price $3.50 per lot.
66x300 feet on North Lawrence avenue. fine
location. near 18th street. Price $1,000.
76xl40 feet on South Emporia avenue, cor
ner Kellogg street. Price 5000.
q lots on 4th avenue near Lincoln school
house. corner. Price $500 per lot.
30xl4O feet on North Emporia avenue, and
good room house, between Elm and Pine
Price only $3.50.
60xlS0 feet with good barn, all kinds of
fruit and shade trees, north front. Fine loca-
ton for residence, only four blocks from
Douglas avenue at big bargain.
15xl4O feet on South Main street. only two
blocks from Douglas avenue with good s
room house, good barn ETC., ON easy terms
Price 5000
200xl40 feet, corner ON North Emporia
avenue only two blocks from Douglas avenue
with two good houses q and Z rooms. good
large barn, fruit, fine stone sidewalk etc, at
a big bargain for one week.
1-2 acres in southeastern part of town on
Lincoln street, plats "a lots. Price e., 600
1-2 acre in Zimmerly's addition east front
on Emporia avenue 114x15O feet. Price
S1.100
lots on North Water street, corner of
Twelfth, on easy terms Price $1,000.
50xl4O feet, corner ON North Topeka ave
nue., good 6-room house, good barn etc, on
easy terms. Price $500.
Reserve in Sherwoods add, on Fairview
ave, 1857 x22e9ft price 81, 700
5Oxl4O, on Fifth ave, near union dept with
good six-room house, easy terms, price 81 500.
Five lots in Lincoln street add, on Lulu av-
enue, east front, price $3.50
four good three-room houses on Tenth ST.,
near Water st. with threefourths of an acre,
price $4,000
Fourlots on Fairview ave, Hersey' sadd,
115 feet deep, price 81 700.
Sixteen lots on Mead avenue, Ransom &
Kay's add, cor ner, price 500 per lot.
Eight lots in Allen q Smiths add, corner
in lst block, east fronts, price $3.50 per lot
SIMMS 4 GEORGE,
Real Estate Brokers, 10 Main Street,
Room l. d54-6t
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-25
Refreshing Announcement.

Having refurnished and painted my store
room No 256 North Main street. l shall open
Saturday, July 18th. with new stock of con-
fections. fruits, etc, and will serve my pat
rons with as good and pure ice cream as can
be made l shall spare no pains to make my
patrons comfortable, and make cleanliness
guarantee. Hoping to receive share of the
public patronage, remain
d5l-tf p A. Sanford
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-25
The Eagle Leads Again.

From the AtchisOn Champion.
The Wichita EAGLE comes to us, not blanket
sheet exactly, but like a double blanket sheet,
big and handsome eight page paper 1t is hard to
believe in looking II that it is not very long
since good many Of shook heads at the idea Of
Marsh starting daily at Wichita thinking he was
''ahead of the town" The town caught up with the
EAGLE but this enlargement gives the EAGLE the lead
again. We congratulate our personal and newspaper
friend OF many years his addition" to the original
plat of the EAGLE.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-25

The following isa partial list of the names
of persons who found valuable souvenirs in
the cans of tea and coffee yesterday: j. II.
Garrett, travelling salesman. Burlington. Ia.
genuine diamond stud; James F. Wilson,
farmer silver watch Mrs. DR.. Z. A. Hutch
ms. No 102 South Lawrence avenue. Chatham
watch II. G. Conner, stock dealer, silver
wine cup: l.. A. Peckham, grocer, No. 105
Douglas avenue diamond stud set in solid
gold: A. j. johnson, railroad man, so in
gold; O. G. Daisy, l25 Topeka avenue, dia-
mond stud set in solid gold i'll can of coffee :
James Horn, feed and coal dealer, No. 2l5
Douglas avenue, lady's solid gold hunting
case watch. d5e-it
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-25
Outranks the City

From the " lhneId lSltOr.
The Visitor believes that nothing succeeds like sue
and believes the WICHITA EAGLE might, with
propriety, be called 1t came to yester
day In a new form and entirely dress. Every
type rule and dash went the press for the first time
yesterday morning 1t is beauty, geographically.
editorialy, locally and appearances Indicate hnan
cally. The machinery in the Office is complete and
the paper printed pasted and folded at the rate
Of forty per minute. The EAGLE evidently Outranks
its town by a large ma jority..
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-25

A sheep business established: over 500 nice
young, healthy Merino sheep, mostly ewes
with nice lot of lambs; light movable corral
and all the ranch outfit if wanted, and leased
range for the season within fifteen miles OF
Wichita. Also for sale, over 5000 lbs of clean
wool fancy article; address soon, John ID.
Blake, Augusta, Kan d5S-2t
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-25

The Mammoth livery stables have added to
their already large stock of livery an elegant
five glass landau. This carriage is especially
adapted for ladies calling, shopping and plea
sure riding 1t will not be used as a street
hack. 1t is equipped with a hand mirror,
card case, and bell 1t is in every way the
finest carriage in the city
Telephone orders No "A. Stables No. ia
South Main street
d56-tf S. W. Ford, Prop'r.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-25
Wanted.

Every lady and gent in Wichita to know
that J. 7. Holmes has the finest Berlin coach
and team in the city, especially adapted for
ladies calling. 1t is supplied with bell speak
ing tube, card case, hand mirror, etc, in
fact everything that goes to make up first
class carriage. Telephone; Office No lis
South Main street; residence sos South Water
street. d-l01-tf j. T. HOLMES
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-25
CAPITAL Hill Addition,

The choicest two and half acre lots yet
offered Highest land finest view. best To-
cation for fine suburban homes Fronts on
Central avenue and Second street, now opened
beyond this beautiful summit just plated
and put on the market at reasonable prices.
For information call on or addoeSs G. w
Bartholomew dJItt