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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-03-05
Killed on the Track.-M!. "

Killed ON the Track.-MI. VIII
liam K. Lamar. brother Of Mr.. Z. D.
LANAI. Of This vicinity, Ss. instantly
killed lss, saturday morning ~ being
run over BY { locomotive Of The Bali
more & Ohio Railroad in Baltimore.
Mr.. Lamar wss freigh; brakeman on
the road, and had just gotten in from
Mzrrinsburg. he VAS On his way home,
and carried |. lantern. his mesl basket
and two bushel bag full OF chips He
w.s about 20 cross the track near the
sand-hOus., -hen ne was struck by the
tender OF engine 4Ss and run over by
two Ct iis wheels. The engine Was
hacking in ii the s~nd-houss after the
caboose and GERS had been switched OF
on the siding. His sknll MAS crushed
arms xnG the lefi leg broken and nearly
cut in :wo scros. the breast. az the
time Of the sccident The wind Wa blow
ing gale. ana j; j thought that Lamar
covered cp his ears and did no; hear the
bell Of the engine, which WAS rung by
Fireman Tucker. Conductor Hartman
states that be irli the jar and told tie
fireman thai they had struck something.
The engine ESs stopped and the mangled
BODY Was found. Mr.. Lamar MAS IS
wears old, aud leaves wife and SIX
children.
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tend. by oNg member q any fGzzily. .fro'n
;is hsksSf 70 tie kEzbler oifisss-
Such an rfsdertsking, | would not
onlE coanteRaBce and encourage, but
most gladly see successfully and speed
liz eonsummzted. and 10 that end. cheer
fully make = substantial contribution
and any other aid in my power.
HExRr SHEFaEED.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-03-05

For Mayor,
GEO. Il. BELTZHOON ER.
For Recorder,
J :. FLEMING.
For Councilmsn.
J. y. TRU >SELL,
JACOB WlNTERMOYER.
JAMES W. kERNEY,
WM. J. BRITNER.
JACOB FEbRELL.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-03-05

Dedicalion.-Tbe dedication Of the
Young Mems Christian Association
Hall :; he4-ncysville 90 the evening Of
February 26,h was most initrestin 2
event. Quite large audience assem-
BLEED. among whom were delegates from
Shepheristpwn. Browns Crossing,
Shenandoah Junction, and other points.
The services we're coDducind by Mr.. B.
:. Penjie;on, Of ShepheNlsioEB, who
GeliySea the historical address. r.
was followed by Mr.. Z. Z. Sheldon, OF
Baltimore. ~ no delivered an address on
the sshi-ci, Of Christ for Young Men. "
These we're followed by short talks from
the visiting delegates. THE whole ser
vice wAs interpreted with prayer and
singing. Mr.. Hess formally presented
the building 70 the kezrneysVilie Asso-
citation, after which M. PeHdlelon
made most impressive appeal TO the
Young men 81 ke<rneysville 10 con-
iinue earnestly the work that bGs &C.
complishei 80 much for the he2rneys-
vile reighborhood. The building Is
handsomely furnished. and is the first
Hall in the State 81 West Virgins
owned by Young Neb's Christian
Association.
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Save the Country

For Recorder,
JOSEPH :. FLEMING.
FOR CogLcilme1.
JACOB WlNTkRMOYER,
J. W. kERNEY,
J. 2. KEYS,
JOSEPH CookUS,
}. W. O>B0CRN.
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HNRY SHEPanD.

Why experiment with expensive
drugs when = bottle Of ST. Jacobs Oil,
costing otly fifty cents. will cure your
rheumatism, neuralgia, or lumbago:
EchO answers. Why:
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Important Notice

The stockholders Of Forest Grange
Hall. and those interested in the reO1-
gznizztiOn Of Forest Grange, Are re-
quss;ed 10 meet in the Hall OF Friday
morning. March 18th. AZ 9 O'Clock
CHARLEs II. KNOT.
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To The Aianni Of Shepherd

Ceilege.-You are requested by tia
President o: the Alumni Association 10
meet II the College on March Is, At p.
u. to discuss the proprieiy Ct enlarging
the programme Of exercises for the next
anniversary IesiiEg.
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Tax Payer. Ticket.

For Mayor,
JOHN II little.
Recorder,
JAMES L. BARNHART.
CoUuCilmen,
II. 7. BARNHART,
W. 4. CHAPLlNE-
JOHN Il DUKE.
DR.. ALLEN REYNOLDS.
VI. Z. SPOHN.
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CITRCH DIRECTORY,

NJ CHURCH SOUTH
RFv JAMES Z AlsNSTE-OSes. PASTOR
pherds-oE-Il - 4 - Marvin "a Esc- II
= r.
NJ z CHURCH
EEv JAN - MCLAEiN. PASTOR
FssfoT stssoL
LUTHERAN CHI KTH-
RE-V. i. N NuSEE. PAsTuE
Tpigrvius /. &. II sbepbsrtsiOEn : , q.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
nv, HAKI y t5HI,FL-N. PASTOR
~-s.t.er,as1own ]. 5. n. kssrosysyiIe
?. ~
REFORMED CHURCH
Ply 2 ? RATsMASS. FASTyE-
S15sI.sertstovn ! s. n Bethesda 80 p n
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
RFv / = " A-lss. EE1CToE-
-hsrhF-5s-0vn a. y g. u s-F , n
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Services Lrs; Tuesday ~ every UoB'A -
Rev Father wilson 81 g. n
Y.MCA
Services 81 t5eir Room every >I;-'oAy a.
ierncou 81 G-S3. = B-l-nyer Hal
Lo.o.F.
Cal e6ouIs IJo5Cs. No I. meets every Mon
dAy evening 81 p n
= a. -. 7
Potomac Lodge. No s.. -leets eYs'y Friday
evening 81 J. ID
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j. s.. FLEMING, Agent.

4 sAk;1Aix- sfIzE ~. Dsslsees q rs.
fl11e. F<af1S >x4 F<1 l4z,>s1< oecoxciEx 80
slxe z,st srzIsts- : fx e. 2 sor y. s1r r.
Z SO 70. : SO ><. ~ 9k- <cf< f1p<ss - :.
a.. = =. Is ce11s o1zr- fnsr1<r<s ~ :.
Hn11~<s Led Hr1<1Ik kfx<kU. Axa1D<s<1 -
h crsys1.x zx1 soso<<d cfet>ns- x11 t< sosd
very ct<zp- Hx E>nn 9h11 - e<y. tocse
qr5lklyf bAkkk& ScHt EkAS-
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BEACHLEY & co.
HAGERsTOWN. ND.

Ladies SAY BEACHLfI sock % LADIES' ,
NtsS.~- and Chii1rrl : Oats a 1rs--cl4se Srs1
8 ,,-iees very lgE- His saies have been
ARE 60 and 49,
10 Won want eloi5iEgg.-Se1 and boys are
-a.firi-r fss- 10 have q Eioe s1ii and q firsi-
elzss II they Enusi - zzees1rto - tLAl -
----o----s * re fo-n- BEACHLET1S SOCK
q -szs5rD<rss - erSt-clEs>- IA1sur eeooD1 %
nonz. pEscss as loE - TIE loTe>t-
E7saks-sr E-Eak-fs .-BEACELEf 4 CO.
hzxe fus- reeeiTe1 frca BosrOn another loi
o. rbo<e uSrs hla1keis- Perhaps you WI
never SO then Al soch or pres EEAtn-
Fsvs-unzrTsr btzRkets- S-se. worn p
Cod ThtuEx 20 EaL-EEACHLET co
4rs nov os-rl1g ~ vS-T loN pr1ces rztEi1s
cur7zuls ci-ruE. eTzT-orz.et pezc1es. DiDcs
rneaf crxnberrseS- cod tssh, 1isckerel, canned
cod. q Al kinds table ss1cs- sais1 dressing
salmon fo-s5srs- oys-srs- sEIoces- cO1eez- iezs
szEErs- Few crop y o. 1oi1s-es- &c
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PAEt,a oznrE
Tosai Parish orders

wu. {. Rsnlsy spy.oantet sre gpa.inet as
Rod -sr1s.,ur q giIeciDef N0-t. Git@fsssi0Sn
u1sfracs. fof tie trFsu q iefee csfs ifoip jan
1sTy l.S. ls-s~ .
as.s..rsesli of 20. Acres 81 ispc e-ioIgip
90 is0.s,T1 l. Biiirny 60 IA -beSs'sfosteNE ~
trScs relBocd frOtl 81 ~ - sssf AcEe-
Jane. "a. Narsx- 81 heEteft fefsf Als-
trtci S~sssx e f-orE cogtsty c1Ftlsltoa tai
= tsAr.ard Hurss- -lstfir, sFFeiEtss On
Mite Aasr IL s1rAagf .lth tn slll sflssf1fd
a Mr. E1Ea A. LAvrrrfcc ocorAs.c
autli the usKi Eag Term
Offd@reE- fhE2 az 5Isftlfs haNlbE rlAin.
ExEft.sf Ek,e CD11fy. l.Tsssisl blflf CLASS -
% t<sors tns frst tAy ~ earn bAd tfefg ~.
Ilsr Term ~ ~ 11art. thcif Gains Sasl
~ lad over o. TIE DeKt f-Eslsf terE1 ~ thr
Z Can
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sPEClsL sEsSION-FTEEvsEyf eTr, -
j. :. Fs~unif-g ave a nsS lsgDe - Ao<sfy

sPFIgsL sESSION-FTEErkhy f-Tu, ~
= Fs~uirag ave a nsS lsgBe ~ Nof&fy
Fuul < g IFS cOocfy-
ne Ilrc1.- srsEsra - inss May Term 20 J.
" Better % retail s,sritngss and mai iS1u0fs
ana v tnss urill Ay,xti ia. ise4. Ia NE 1850
r,Yr known - the -hfooEs Hpo-r. IN u
;oEn III Hagt~r-s F.Try. .. fT.lsf~rresi ~ 3.
A CruEnNEL Bozst and srrDfsty EiNsnr aisd
Ancepsac ~ TIE CSurz-
Ait Wks ordered A. The eoterIeSf Ieria'
lssf that Eurs1e BAKER. Agent. fay over ths
taiapos II Ia hnD9s dee ne aDUpfys - tns
FetrusTy Tssru. 5s<G. fbe fcsrt ez-<t-t. IL
Tine 0f satf payment 80 Nay Isrrls 80. ts,s
snoras fhen 90 - Tai1 VII - 49, AZ
would rev n4Fcas 90 ia Coprf- slfstrf 70
any s,usTs-fsols or rrTpra Atss 10 J. sSretrsa.
that HEa- IA = l. We 1As IzE fsesn al
-nU.osi H0wsli. 10y TO - shyrD s-.aJ arf-
~ atsr.slraeo = C1lsn znltfss O. sSftSf To- &C.
Sr-ur,t ~ Fuxe1r BAKER. ate Aeen; - he
County, ard rrs,orf their srfion - "a be1f
Tex19 IA. No,DNE.
MAJ & sssS Clerk % Couuty CDurf-
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Court Proceedings.
RA4pOEpEE<-KABLrruwx DrsrsIc1.

Proceedings % he Cocnty CoG-1 q JeGe--
soa County. ". Va. February Terra ia:
Seoond Day-Coaffnuec-
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AUCTIONEER.

JTaKESSs< u<sho1o< tzsusn5rs 60 80
j lie q Je1ef.sS end Eexko3xT op1u<se t<zn9
"a San O. 49, rss<k - xn<4&<n<<E- ~
vs.ztr< Dy services uzlt rb<1~s E5<s ~ .
car n ] % ~ give nz11n1s<<5on J q ~
IA. 8. caArnAx.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-03-05

HAVE ssso pzasst ~ srt<r - gu h.gu
Fezk Corn. xr- = q 6L1s&-
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FOR SALE.

A FINE BUILnISS LOT O. wsshi1xton
"A street., n shesken1zsszn- A n5ce soc.-
80, 49, u r1srrr tsrs For rerus<, 4c- zr-
Ply 70 FLEMING q SNYDER
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NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS
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CORRESPONDENTS

The following correspondence has
been handed to us for publication. The
movement now On foot, with the object
of afording innocent amusement and
recreation TO the young people Of our
somex hat dull :own, l. one THAI should
have the support OF the whole eOmnn-
nifty:
SHErHERDsIowN, Feb. q, lSs6-
Hez-y AsPi~d- Esq:
Dear Sir-II has occurred 10 Us. since
your recent birthday eelebrsiion-im-
pressed with the extent 10 which the
people generally participated, and the
pleasure and enjoyment il seemed to
furnish ihem-tfIsi il would Dc desirable
TO have more frequent opportunities
for such social gAtherings-esPeeiaiiy
for our young people.
We are disposed 10 2gitate and eneOur-
age s7ch undertaking. &nj recognizing
your advanced ideas, and lib-rAl views
in al matters Of public Interest, would
be glad TO have an expression Of your
opinions OF the subject, and learn Wheih-
er you would De- disposed 10 oounIen:nee
and AID efforts ia thai direction.
Very truly yours,
JoHy II. ZITTLE,
B. 7. HARRISON,
PRESLEY MAEEADUkE,
JoBS Il. DUKE,
q. !. HoDGEs,
!. :. TASSER,
GEo. Vi. BtLTZHooyKR
W. Il. BIIMYEE.
WILD GooSE FARM.
March > lsS5.
Hss.r,. Join H. ZI4I>. B. 2 HARRISON,
PTesley AzyMadELe and o'hsE:
GeniIemen-YoUrs Of the z9ih uliimO
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-03-05

PEINE H.r.e- oIAs st a,n<o,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-30

Every wear great Improvements are
made Al l1ng-cl tanec travel People
now ride IN railway cars and steamers
for pleasure. Few Improvements are
being made, however, "a short-siiSiancc
travel. l. Is about rs hard - go from
one part Of a IIrge city q another A. IL
ever was. The canveyafsc,-- ordinarily
move very SLOWLY. They are not built
y fitted ~ 81, Is to insure tho comfort o;
he passenger.
They rareiy ever nm 90 time There
3 always a Inability 10 vexatioss delays
dong the line. All strs=; car. moved
= any sort 81 power. arr likely u l.
Opel for an iu.i~sinife time b. a block
lr Ot waZog-s " earrings AZ such
,ssn..s the passenger become rs-ties- and
impatient. Some wish % 81 10 railway
sissli,liss -, cai-h a tram. Wfiile others
i.-S;re 20 reach their stor1s. shops. and
osiic,s. The delay di~aomraosiss Elany
Essrs5c.s h-Siiss tie Eas-snger-- K hscago
Times
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-30
wia.er In the City Of ~.Iie..

The January weather a. fsertertls'r1- tlse
mornings l~ssng delightfully."- CRISP and
exhiiarafsn~. There j. the constant
;ssnt-a-ion - do no;hiaE- bot -io4f ars3
invite .,ss.'s SOIL This Is the Italy q
our cosss.iaent. and vhen rich Americans
and II Oh; their country bo1--s vii ~
bzili here for Si1isg occupancy. The
Yexbcans have gus The h.-s part Of ths
cnn.inszrat for climate. ba. A,ne-Scar.s
ssfsaer cant - don't want 10 b.slesc H.
January violess Sell n hfsis hszrchses sor
- csats. and takero~es are beng
h.rol-hf here IN o.i5rDus hzznches BY ssst
lard Indians Mexico i fs-noss
country fo- ao~ers. which arr - - lad
al the wear ro<.rsi in we<t~rfEl prn-
fsisio. and q; -ssoh chap Trsoes ~ 10
make IN sas@rsczn r-ySrd hEznsef -
guilty 81 rsss}.ry no< 30 give Isssse than
5 askr<- CITY 81 Mexico Letter.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-30

John Braitsch, who recently purchased
the Smith s. Slower stock of boots and
shoes, has moved into the room formerly oc-
cupied by them with bis entire stock, and il
order to make room for his spring invoice,
will sell for the next thirty days very cheap
He is offering some rare bargains, and it vii
be to your profit to give him cali. dlOO-l2
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-30

Notice.
have this day sold my entire stock of
boots, shoes and slippers to Messrs. G. f.
Lewis & Co, who will continue business al
the old stand. Having been personally &C
quainted with the Messrs. Lewis, and know
ing them to be reliable merchants, respect
fully bespeak for them continuance Of the
trade We have enjoyed for q number Of
years.
take this method of thanking nv friends
and the public generally for their liberal
patronage to me. Respectfully,
a. ALLEN.
Referring 10 the above, We would say We
have come to Withdrawing unbounded
faith in its future prosperity-and propose
to do wide-awake boot and shoe business.
Our manner of doing business will b.
somewhat different from what the people
have been accustomed TO, but We think all
will be well satisfied after giving us one trial.
We sell for cash, and cash only. All
goods marked in plain figures. One pric,
to everybody. c. E. LEWIS x Co.
d102-tf
10
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0TORAGE.

TNOR RENT-Storage for household goods,
Z merchandise, boxed OF loose. II y0u have
any goods to store, bring them to the Wichita
storage Co., No. ll6 ". Douglas ave. d66-n
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-30
Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given TO the creditors o.
E. p. Hovey & Co., that the undersigned as
signee of Z. P. Hovey & Co. will, on the
18th day of May, 1886, at the Office of the
clerk of the district court, in the city of wich-
ita,in Sedgwick county. state of Kansss,pro
coed publicly TO adjust and allow demand
against the estate and effects of the assign
ors. A. b. WRIGHT,
d43-3m Assignee of L. I. Hovey & Co.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-30

For pure apple cider and choice apples
and fruits of all kinds see John Shot. d62tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-30

TO NeWSpaper Men
For sale, controlling interest in vel!
established and desirable newspaper and jot
office. If sold soon rare bargain will be
given. Good reasons for selling will be
given if desired. Address wv" EAGLE
office. None need answer unless they mean
business. diff
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

"Money, money" chattel money at Allen
& Graham. d6l-6
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Come to our hosiery sale. Munson.
Boots and Shoes Cheap.

Telephone your orders 10 Freeman )
Hibarger hack or livery. loft
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-30
To Newspaper Men.

"Money, money" chattel money at Allen
s. Graham. delft
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-30
.JOCELYN & THOMAS.
JUL
LAND
Agents,
LOAN
Brokers,

| ~
Our list comprises Lots in the following
Additions, which, people familiar with the
situation will recognize as the most desirable
for investment, viz:
Eagle north of 18th street between Emporia 4th
Fairvew north of Carey between Caeys Park aud
Lawrence avenue
Jewellers nd addition Jackson Waco and
Wichita streets street railway
Thomas addition, of 10th Emporia Fourth
and Fifth avenues.
Washington avenue, 18th between Washing
ton and Chisholm creek.
Santa Fee between Fe track Washington
four blocks south of Douglas depot
Lots in these additions range in price from 500 $500 and
among them the best bargains going and of the finest
homes in and about the city are being built therein.
We from half acres suitable for
homes subdivision, desirable locations about the city,
upon College l and the river 40 Col
lege Ill., s250o each big bargain
at $1,000
Vacant business lots and buildings on Main stree, and
Douglas avenue
Some good bargains about the Government Building
South Market and William streets
Well improved residence property in all parts of the city
improved farms ranches. grass lands.
There never better time than buy farm prop
railroads bringing all outlying lands
market Indeed the breaking up of the Missouri River Pool
will be the equivalent of placing all our lands that much
market and, if broken the Kansas City Pool badly bent
The hour has struck Open the territory Open all the
and of civilization and let the horse
stretch his steel she spaces Of the
Southwest the Rio Grand and the Cuff Land buyers and
spectators in city property will find welcome at
THE OLD RELIABLE REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
r9 DOUGLAS AVENUE. WICHITA, KANSAS.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-30
Cutting down prices at Munson's. dlOstf
Notice.

One case of the finest dress ginghams Just
opened. Price, 10 cents per yard. Munson.
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BANK OF WICHITA
Corner Douglas al q Lawrence Avenues

Authorized Capital, 100000.
Paid up Ga tai, $4,000.
OFFICERS
w p ROBINSON President j. ". SLATER. Cashier
OLIVER DUCK. Vice President. W. l. DUCK. Asst.
DIRECTORS,
w. p. Robinson Oliver Duck II. w Wilson
q. Fish, w. l..
STOCKHOLDERS.
o. Finny A L. Houck w r. Robin
Oliver Duck. James q. Fish, p. W. Wilson,
w. Ids J. II. Slater. II. NJ Duck.
CORRe SPOkDEkTS:
National Bank New York st. Louis National Bank st.
Louis. Mo. Bal c City Kansas City. Mo.
Business Respectfully Solicit Share of
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The st. L., Fl. S. & W. R'y are selling
first class limited tickets to California at
$50; second and third class, $40. Now is
your time. w. d. MURDOCH, Agt-
No. 100 Main st.
Depot, Second and Wichita ste. de3-tf
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st. L., Fl. s. & W. B. b.
KAsT BOUND TRAINS.
No z Express and Mail .....--------.s % D m
No IL, Stock and Way II 20 u ~
No. 10, Through Freight .lo:l' H. H.
WEST BOUND TRAINS.
Depart
No Express and Mail .--...--.... I;S p. m.
No. II. Fr'gt arr 4 stops At wichita II 10 p m
No. Is. Way Freight leayes-.---.-.-- i:op- m
Nos ] and run daily.
Nos Is. Il, Is and l6 daily except SUNDAY
Elegant Pullman sleeping. psrior and chair
cars attached TO all passenger trains running
between wichita aud st Louis via TT. Scott, In
connection with the Missouri Pacific. without
change: arrives at st Louis Union depot 1t %
am . In time to get breakfast and make con.
nectiops with all trains OF other roads Tor all
points Baggage checked through TO deetina-
ton.
TRAINS WEST Lave:
No /, Mail End Express. -......-.----6:L ~ m
No. 5, Mixed. ..-..---- ..-----.----------S:" III
TRAINS EAST ARRIVE:
No. 3. Mall and Express. 6;s5 IN
No. A.. MlXed wv '" -
Passengers will NOS be allowed to hide on
freight trains without tickets
For rates and other Information call on IN
dersigned. W. D. MURDoth, ABt-
Dec. "a. lss3. -
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-30

L>oR TRADE In the city of TOPEKA god
Il brick business and resijence property 20
trade for WiehitA city property or choice farm
near city. Allen & GRAHAM ta Douglas ave-
room !. rpstsir~. ds.-if
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-30

I o>r-friday evening". rolled gold ceH but
II ton. lost between wichita Wholesale ~
Gerry and union depot: Gnder viii be literally
rewarded by leaving - this o3ce- lli-sss
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-30

TOR SALE-sas. 5scrcs in ne part of the
I city, new ttage of6 rooms, barn, carriage
house, chicken hoase, yourg frcit; $500. y.
=. Niederlander
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-30

4sre,,,srae.fs in .h.s column tciN be charged for
ar ne rcfe of FTpe Ce1ifs per line per 'ceek No
afrcrtiscae-i taken 70, s,s fsan % oeff, and 'cH
NOT Le inserted until paid for
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-30

Tor SALE-Lots In Woolman's addition on
7 easy terms. These lots are only blocks from
Douglas ave, and certainly the cheapest
in Wichita; price SIS TO sl0o each: special in
ducements TO parties intending IL build n. Z.
NiederiArder- aS,f
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-30

oST-- Black setter dog. named sport has on
Lhisek leather collar with name az L Eli-
wood. DE kAie, H.; liberal reward viii b
paid by =. q. Smith 4 sons for his recovery
dIlsRWsxf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-12
Pronosed Society Of Ola set,,ars

Jay Green, Of East Grafton, YOlo county,
Of which county he has been resident for
nearly thirty-five years, contemplates the
taking of steps toward the formation of q
society of old settlers of Yolo, to meet once
year for a banquet and the renewal of
old acquaintance, fixing the location of old
landmarks, long since disappeared, and to
recall matters that may be OF future, If not
present, historical value. When Mr.. Green
went into Yolo county there were still
many of the original Indian inhabitants.
and from these he learned much of the IN
dian habits and customs. All various
points in the county there are located large
mounds. One of these is at Knights Land
ing, the warehouse of Hon. Charles F. Reed
being located upon. its summit Another
is located on the farm of L. W. Jacobs, still
another further west toward Blacks sta
ton, and others elsewhere through the
county. These mounds were the sites of
Indian villages The one at Knights
Landing was known as " Yodoi." the one
at Mr.. Jacobs place was named MOO"
and the other mentioned by Mr. Green was
called "Pulluppi." Mr.. Green says that
the county was originally known as Ere
mont county, but that when the Legisla-
ture met a Benicia its name was changed
to Yodoi, after the Indian town at Knights
Landing, but in the engrossment of the
Act or some similar manner was written
Iolo, and has been known by that name
ever since