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Daily Republican., 1886-07-06
,,oro work for wilmington

Opening, cooking ana , esI.'" terlapin
tiers, clans, crabs, snapp IA daily y
spring chickens, e:es S TToirth street
Spicer g. Little, 10 4, ,i vegetables
beadouarters for fruit ana we
Daily Republican., 1886-07-06

ENOa SALC-!R WEST HAVING RI
A. ltquishet the practice Of hts lrores
HOG, otiers AZ private sale the following
Pt9.efty, VIZ large bay horse, year old
perfe,ll. gentle, fearless OF engine or uas,
ing Tram; Will guarantee him safe anf
toIni; any woman Or child Of Intelligence
can Two MIN. Also l Doctors faIliny.tnn
pi G:on, only used three months was N a.
10 order; pian0-DOdy shiftlng.too VAIN
near! good as new, and one closed carriaye
an la perfect order. The last two h ave 10,
oeen run since they were thoroughly re-
Ptiel inquire Of FIRST n ALLMuN.
" Gnu Sn'pley streets ls6.tu-th-sa. #
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NJ sALE-OHEAP, SUIrABLEFOR
; - eSuntry residences, email fruit. e
Lucklng pnrp0aes, ! acres Of RO0i lana -,
sOod condition, with a 7-r,ulu hnuse no =,
a n a PIC orchard, within miles Of VII
niiugton, and within three. eighths q: n ma
o. salrville, Chester county, Pa. on I'M
, nsi.llaore central Railroad Inquire at the
piaee " Vi j. X. h. SEEDS,
o,o M Admin strator,
wv west sth street, Wilmington. oela
ly9-tf
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s,n,. ottne Tnsrmomsts

81 the RErUDLIqAr Office II =, ~ o'olook
1o'clock 10 o'cifcf 40
759 ~
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Dots.

Arrive 81 Perryviile, 8 q. m. Chill
iren's ticEets, ha I of each fare.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-06

W * ktsF-2 OK ROOMS SJTITA.
49, BILL Tor a Young married couple at
"ei.tlg No. ~ west ard atreet "a 2ft
Daily Republican., 1886-07-06

E'oR SALL--A POSITIVE BARGAIN.
land suitable t,I truckirV or snail I kVuu
stone house and out.bulldinvs. Within
nine miles OF Wilmington and clc 40 Ia tair-
Eilie, Ghe7tor Co., Pa. and 7ithin X IN iio of
hSitSiiie station, IN Baltimore Genital X. Il
Dcl. " AIN ny toh'
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30
SMAHTEES.


There are q couple OF curbstone real estate
men in this city that have succeeded in get
ting some eastern friends to allow them to
buy and sell property for them with their
capital. They have made several turns and
made their friends some money, but retained,
it lately appears, the lions share of the profit
themselves. They have given the considera-
ton in the deeds the same az reported to theIr
customers, but received more than that
Their little scheme was suspected some
time ago by one of the gentlemen
whose money they were handling and
he took advantage Of the first opportunity to
LOOK the matter up. lie has seen and re-
ceived letters from several Of the purchasers
and got onto their racket with both feet.
They made the amounts small at first, but
the last haul showed UP an even $500. The
gentleman who has investigated the transac-
ton madc them proposition.
The real estaters are worked up OYER the
turn o. affairs and are making ''letup' prop
ositions They succeeded in gaining & prop
osition which will allow them TO go free If
the grabbed money is paid
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30
EUEAWaTS.

Yesterday morning the driver OF & mix
wagon left kis horss unhitchei standing
before house On North Main. The animal
from some cause become frightened and
started up the street al g very lively rate,
distributing mil; on both sides at Wholesale.
After going shout two squares, the wagon
was upset olld cocIpleteiy wrecked The
horse becoming tangled in the harness was
easily captured and restored to the driver.
ANOTHER.
Joe Blellelnore was driving 4 horse be-
longing to Mr. Johnson, the blacksmith cut
East Douglas avenue. At the Santa fe
crossing the animal became frightened ct
the engine and commenced kicking and
plunging iIr. Biakcmore soon lost
control and the runaway rushed wildly ont
the street J. W Walls, g young man en-
ployei at the Santa Fe restaurant. valantly
ran out, grabbed tbs animal by the bride,
and IL his effort 10 hold him Was dragged
about fifty yards. The horse, finally. re-
leased itself from the young man and run
ming into some buildings was stopped. This
Is said to be the second time within tn last
week that Mr.. Wall, at the risk Of SeE6fe,
has endeavoIei to capture runaway horses.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30
SHOT TO HIT.

II will be remembered that Wednesday s
was fred on East Douglas avenue about 1880
O'Clock ON the previous night. At that time
it was impossible TO find the seat Of war Or
anything about it. The fact was the cause
of considerable tall; On the streets the follow
ing Gay but no one seemed to know anything
about it.
Tho whole affair is beginning: to lea!, ont.
It seems that the shot was fired in u two
story joint. AZ intoxicated lad pulled the
trigger hard and meant for the ball to hit it's
man.
4 party was out On q treating tour
and had become considerably braced up on
the average. When IN a certain den sam
pling the stock, two men cams in, one of
which was not on embracing terms with two
of tho members OF the party. After sa!u-
tGtion common on such occasions, first
class row resulted. Two on one was the pro-
gram, and the latter relieved his hip pocket
Of n staunch friend usually presented under
such circumstances. He pointed it at one,
but before it fred his chum lowered it, and
on firing tho ball took refuge in
the right leg of the intended victim. He is
now showing due respect to the wound and
hoping TO recover. His injury is not pro
nounced dangerous. but the hall has not yet
been removed
When the one shot had been fired the pis
tol was captured and the wounded man cap
tured the attention Of the crowd. The result
Of the row scared the participants into Il
good old-fashioned friendship and it was dc
cided to LAY low" and tell but few.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30
ENCOURAGING.

Nr. j. ! Eohn, who is connected with the
Wichita Chrystal ice company, has just re-
turned from tour in the nelghboring towns
soliciting orders He says he did not visit a
town where they did not readily take the ice.
He took es many orders as was safe with tie
present capacity.
The following is Il list OF the towns that
viii use the artificial ice: Hutchinson,
Hawn, BIT. Hope, Andale, Colwici, Anthony,
Harper, Argonia, Conway Springs and Nor
,rich.
This strikes the company as favorable in
dications. The building has not yet been
commenced, but work viii begin as soon as
the plans aud specifications are received
from, Cincinnati
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30
An OLD DEOVER DEAD.

Leo Pope, son Of L. n. I. Pope, & man
well known in this city ard community,
brought yesterday tho sad intelligence of the
death of his father. l.. II. I. Pope went to
Texas from Tennessee when very young aad
was through the early struggle Of his adopt
cd state and also through the Mexican var.
He was ono of the earliest drovers, and tray
eIel the trail from this section TO San
Antonia as early as 1870. For many years
afterwards he Was SO engaged, and became
known all alol. the line from SanSAntonio
to Wichita.
4 short time ego he retired from the &C
tivity OF this life and lived upon his farm
near Eldridge where he died on the 25d inst.
in his sixty y-eighth year, after short illness
Of brigh!s disease.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30
ARRESTED on sUspICfoS.

Yesterday afternoon Policeman Lilly ar
rested a man at the Santa Fo Depot, on East
Douglas, for completely in the robbery Of a
laundry at Emporia a short time ago. The
man afterwards proved himself to be entirely
innocent Of the charge and was released.
In the evening two men very much intoxi-
Gated and answering the description, were
found at thesame place and also arrested.
They tco proved their innocence, One was
released and the other was locked up FOR be-
ing drIn.:
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

Amt il amusing to hear some of these
fellows croaking about these new buildings
using 50 much of the street and side walk
with material" said q gentleman yesterday.
These men who are putting up fine business
houses don't sweep off the sidewalk every
evening of course but think they should be
given a good deal Of poeticai license on that
subject. You never hear thorough busi-
ness man do any kicking on that subject
They VIII 20 oa the opposite side OF the street
if necessary and say nothing against. but
make some favorable remark about the
building. l. may be very uncomfortable
for dudes AMI that sort of stuff to wade
through crowd Of busy mon but that won't
knock the boom.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

70 The vo.crs og sodgwicl, County.
am Z candidate for the Office OF county
superintendent, subject to the decision OF the
people as the polls. Ncn have been given
lucrative offices III this county because they
were disabled in the service of the country.
If this be the cTodcntial for Office, / left
father and brothers nthe field Of battle whU
fell in defence OF the Union, and because Of
their irrcparflble loss, n.y y.kole life aspira-
tions and ambitions were forever disabled,
even an education YVES obtained by q terrible
struggle against fearful odds. The field Of
occupation for women Is limited, though the
haIvesters are many. | respectfully ask your
support On the ground of merit alone.
MRS. NJ f. LEASE.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30
4 NEW HOTEL.

George Shirley has recently purchased OF
Farmer Dolittle two lots at the corner OF
James street and Central avenue, near tie
Riverside park upon which he intends erect
ing fine summer hotel, for the accomnoda
ton of visitors to tho park.
The building viii have 2 front OF fifty feet,
be three stories in height, and will be fitted
ont with all the modern conveniences that
constitute a f;rst-class house
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30
IL STICE COURT.

Or. [. SIR. Kirkland was arrested yester-
day and marched before Judge Walker,
charged with being a yag Of the first water.
II. deniad tho accusation and his trial will
commence this morning at 9 o'clock.
Il is intimated that some rare rich AID
spicy evidence viii be given to his honor for
consideration.
II. r. Sherman was arrested, charged with
assauiting Mrs Emma Brown. He will be
given hearing today
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

COMMENCED WORK.

Sir, K. {. Noble has commenced work On
lis addition TO his block 81 the corner Of To-
neka and Douglas avenues. It will have u
front on Topek. OF 56 feet and viii extend
back %. 1t viii be three storie, high and
tho front built of st. Louis pressed brick.
The first foor will be occupied BY two store
rooms. The second story will be used by the
Southwestern Business college and the third
hY Offices
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

TIE PEAK SISTEltS.

The Peak Sisters last evening repeated
their delightful entertainment. Besides Il
program similar to the one rendered al the
preceding performance several very pleas
in- features were aided; recltatioaS by
Misses Anna Boyd end Marga English, q
solo by Miss Ellie Care and 4 musical per
forlnance by two members of tie Wichita
Glee Club
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30
DISTRICT COURT.

Oa.lcy w. Wichita 6 Western k,y Co,
was on trial all of yesterday. The oXanina-
ton in chief was completed by noon. In the
afternoon rebutting evidence to prove dam
ages was introduced by plaintiffs attorneys.
The case was given t. the jury at 4:39 and
as they had not agreed upon a verdict at the
time for adjournment Of court. we're dis
missed until this morning.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30
OFT FOR wINNEFEG.

c. Il. Walker leaves today Tor Winnepeg,
Manitoba, TO give evidence il the trial of
Stewart, the defaulting Western Union man
ager at this city. He viii be accompanied
by Frank J. Connolly, Esq, who represents
the Surety company of New YORK. 10y whom
The case * being pushed SO vigorously.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30
SUIT STOLEN.

2Ir J. Addison. of Indiana, arrived il the
city nearly three weeks ago and has been
eraplo; ed in tie mercantile business. Thurs
day morning be wes much surprised TO ind
that q new suit Of clothes had left his room
at the Hotel Gandalfo some time during the
night. As it nap. encd be had removed bis
purse from thesuit and placed il in his trunk,
which was locked. Nothing else was stolen.
He has been on the lookout ever since, bn5
10 traces Of the property have been found.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30
swift runner.

Doug. a. Pierce came down from Wichita
yesterday ON his way to Burden. to witness
the marriage of his sister, Miss Rose L.
Pierce, to Nr. Frank Mclean, the ceremony
to take place this morning. Doug. Will go
back 20 Wichita in a few days, where he is
engaged at work on the construction OF
BUILDINGS w infeld Visitor.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30
THE TARIFF QUESTION.

The Hon Rololph Hatfield viii address
the citizens OF Wichita toLight on the tariff.
This IS one Of the leading questions IN NJ
tional politics today. ard the speaker hes
given the subject special attention AM IS
competent to draw the proper conclusion
from the data in hand
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

John z. Mcclure of Omaha, the western
passenger agent OF the Chicago, Milwaukee
6. ST. Paul railway, was in the city and
called yesterday. Mr.. Mcclure says it looks
as if there was no other way but for the
'Omaha & Chicago Short Line to get into
Wichita. and that al the earliest day posi-
ble We guess as much ourselves.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30
RESIDENCE.

Mr. A. Viele has decided 10 build resi-
dence in Park Place siiition. Il VIII be
two-story frame and COS. over 5000. i VIII
be heated by steam, and supplied with ali
the modern appliances
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30
Training for the foot race to tex

Training for the foot race to teke place
November 9TH, is now progressing at the
West Wichita fair grounds. Gibson is in
fine trim and undergoing O. severe and sys-
tcmatic course of training in the hartls Of
Archie McCombs, who is himself O. very
swift runner
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

Col. T. J. Anderson. of Topeka, s.oppSl
over in the city last night on his way to
Kingman. lie leaves by the morning train
and will be followed by the famous "Nodoc
club" which viii assist in the grand political
mee.iny to be held there this evening.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

\ travelling 'special' for one OF the insur-
anca companies says there's no use trying to
rate the town. Rates are no sooner est2b-
lished in any locality than it is necessary TO
turn Immediately on the same ground to rate
dozen or more bricl, blocks in coursc Of
construction.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30
BUILDING PERMITS.

W. r, Riisu secured a permit yestsniay
to build residence on North Mead ayeuuc
Mr. L. S. Brown was granted q parrait to
build handsome residence on North Mar
kat street
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

4 grand social and benefit bail VIII be
given at Excelsior hall Wednesday evening,
November 81, under the auspices OF the
Plasterers' International Union of Wichita,
for the bereft of sick brother. \ cordial
invitation is extended TO all.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

Mr.. L. A. Brown has decided to bald
residence ON North Market street. 1t VIII be
= two-story FRAME costing nearly si,oo0.
The plans and specifications have already
been decided upon and work viii be com
mencei at an early date.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30
w,,. H.1L.E.p. y.s BENNETT. n. D
Drs. Hall & Bennett

OVER wooDlAN,s BANK. 1,s MAIN ST..
DR.. HALL
Continues 10 successfully all diseases OF
tine to lis seciaites In the two years he las been
in Wichita lie has cured hundreds Of ladies in this
the highest ferns Of his successful cure ana gentle
manly treatment while under his care. II any person
suit him first tine VIII be gained, noey saved aad
disappointment averted:
I,'gL-A3TIATIoS. ULCERATIoE.
REPLACEMENT, or ProlaIsr;s Of TIE .iosEb.
and all UTERINE TROUBLES.
PoLYPUS AND FIBROD TC.oFas
causing freqcent painful and irregular Eenstru
atioBs
LEUCoRRHGA. otc.
lie also successfully treats all kidney and ladder
trouble OF male and female. such Is.
PARALYSIS. NEURALGIA.
foreign Bodies in the Eiadeer and Urethra,
causing two frequent and painful urinaiag. end all
fo:ms CT PRIVATE,
CEIoNIC, AMI
SEXUAL DISEASES.
such as spcr1ratorrhes. Impatency. and al tie VI
pleasant results of such troubles.
SYPHILIS positively cured and entirely eradicated
from the system.
GoEoRREGZA cured in from three 10 eight day, or
no pay.
GIFET ond STRUCTURE cured In patiests OF years
standing.
PILES end other diseases CT the genito urinary or
cans quickly cured. Ee guarantees Gil durable cases.
II be cannot cure you he VIII plainly tell you so.
DIR. BENNETT devotes especial attention 10 the
tneamenr Of Epilepsy Falling Fits, which he treats
bg the latest and most approved methods and in
which he guarantees cure In all durable cases Ee
also gives especial care the of those persons
who afflicted with the opium morphine habit.
Cases of confndilent attended promptly, carefully
and successfully.
Patients in general practice receive prompt aid
careful attention.
CONSULTATION FREE
Remember that he "a ut his old office ct rs Ealn
street; over woodman's Bank. or address iocs box
s2I. Telephone Is. dAw
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

Prot. ". J. Speer, superintendent Of the
public schools Of Augusta, and Mr L. :.
We5b. assistant teacher in the same schools,
were in the city last evening attending to
some business matters.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

Richard L. Denton, of Aldrich j. Browns
drug establishment, received telegram yes
ington, Indiana, announcing that his moth
ers death was hourly expected. Mr. Denton
left on last nights Ft. Scott train foE the
east.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30
POLICE COURT.

Charley Miller was charged with assault
and battery and fined s. He was commit
ted as he lacked the necessary amount.
William Howell, who engaged in "a little
fight in front Of the Occidental grocery
Thursday night was charged with disturbing
the peace, and fined s.. which he paid.
Thomas McAdams was drunk and assessed
tic usual fine; execution, however, was sus-
pended long enough to allow him time TO
leave the city.
j. ". Weston, for leaving horse un-
hitched in the street, was fined s.. lie paid
it and went away, it is hoped, a wiser man.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

Tonight the Republicans in the town of
Augusta and vicinity win have grand
rally. Attorney Haste Of this city and a
number of Others are booked rs the orators
for The occasion.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

10 ttlc Editor OF tI.e Eagle:
P;eass announce G. W. Steenrod asa can
dida. 70 for Representative of the S3rd District,
subject 10 the decision OF the people at the
1ollG.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

Mrs. G. w Morrison and her daughter,
Miss Nellie, arrived III the city yesterday
morning to make this their home.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

Wm. DAILY, the banker at Mt. Hope, who
was in TIE city yesterday, in incidentally,
speaking OF Thos A. Randall's candidacy,
tious citizen, Randall was surely one, and if
as q commissioner he ever blundered it would
be mistake, pure and simple, as there was
not enough money in Sedgwick county to
corrupt Mr.. Randall. That is the way we
like TO hear men talk OF our Republican NOM
ineeS
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

j. T. Harris, the lucky speculator cf Yin
cennes Ind, will locate in Wichita in two
weeks for permanent residence.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

Mrs. Frank Garst OF New Mexico will ar
rive in the city this evening, and visit rcia-
tiYcs for some DAYS
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

J. d. Hutchings is Oh the sick iist again.
He thinks the way Of life is hard road TO
travel with perpetual i'll health.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

Messrs. c. ". and s. W. Griffin, L. =.
Brown and J. 4. Wiclersham, left yesterday
morning fos Raymond, Kan, for q grand
hunt.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

Mr.. J. H. Freeland has returned from
Nebraska and viii now become permanent
resident Of the city.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

Charley Guyer, the Democratic candidate
10. clerk of the court. laushingly showed Up
q. these headquarters with the announce
m,nt that Ee considers himself still in tie
rara
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

W. c. McCune, accompanied by Dr.. c. c.
Allen, left Tor Scott county, Kansas, yestog'-
day, having been notified by telegraph OF
the dangerous illness of his brother, Oscar.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

The most solemn and impressive ceremo-
mics ever witnessed in the southwest VIII take
place tomorrow at the dedication o' the new
Catholic church.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

J. A. Dunn and n. Randolph, Of Bloom
field, la, came yesterday to take look at
the famed city of the southwest.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

Rev. j. d. Hewett has sold his interest in
the Topeka avenue livery stable. PriSbnot
named. hut it is safe to assume he lost moth
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

Mr. Il. H. Ahell, OF the c., b, q 9. eating
houses, with headquarters ut Burlington, Ia,
is in the city lie viii probably remain some
sIaxS
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

Father Gleason, y. J., viii preach the ded-
ica.ion seriuon at Tie Catholic church to-
morrow.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

st. A!oysirs church viii he dedicated To-
norrow by Bishop Fink.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

The W. c. 7. L. wish 10 extend their
thanks TO the Singer Sewing Machine Co.,
through their agent, Nj hinkic, for sew
ing machine to aid them in their mendins
depart neut.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30
THE DEDICATION AND CORNERSTONE.
The New Cathedral and All-HalIow's Acas-


sIhe dedicatory ceremonies which viii be
opened at the Catholic church On Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. and conducted by
Bishop Fink and several visiting fathers and
dignitatlies, viii no doubt prove as interest
ing as they viii he significant and imposing.
Tho ordinary rites ard ceremonies OF tho
Catholic church are impressive. but on such
occasions remarkably so. Father Casey
says al will DC made wclcouuc 50 long as the
church viii contain them.
Oa Monday at about same hour the corner
stoue of AlI-Eallow'5 academy viii be daily
laid with al appropriate ceremonies by tho
Bishop and attending clergymen, at the site
Lee building On the West Side. To these
ceremonies the public are cordially invited.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

Tho corner stone Of All-Hallows' Sisters
academy will be laid Monday, November ].
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30
Partial Price list For Spring Of 1887
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Benson and Bros, Pop s.

Ne ,revs siSso \ sy nee s.acS ~ iz-Er scAoe t-sss
ss-f as sssE and Hard Marie. Esd El Afso &C.
10y tkf s.Tx@.s~s TOO nsxrae-gzs u CssEfs 4Ht
VII! have TIA szzs suaza - Nrass-s rxt ss<fs ~
vSe Aad lzs. ssGsa q I5e lie " ysasse-1Ss So, =,
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

:irs. Richard Hebden, OF ri psssn, I'll, is
tie guest OF Mrs. George z. Tobias
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

Attend the laying of the corner stone OF
All Iallows sisters Academy Monday, Nov.
1st
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

}. Carst, ESP, Of Dayton, Ohio. is in the
city attending to some legal business. He
Will probably leave on return trip Monday
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

Prof Speer. principal of the Augusta
schools was in the city last night.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

j. u. Wilson, of the Bon Ton restaurant
returned yesterday from visit 10 Indiana.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

Let all ouc citizens attend the dedication
tomorrow
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

John f. Mc(lire, General Western paSsen-
ger agent of the Santa Fe, passed through
the city going west yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

Mrs. Z. z. Hover is ~ Cash City visiting
her father
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

Near II O'Clock last night the grand march
was called and it was estimated that q hun
dred couples were on the floor. The pleas
ures OF the dance were participated in until
a late hour.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

". j. Wilson, partner in an extensive
mercantile firm which has several johbirg
establishments located in tho vest has been
spending q couple of days in the city. He
says he came here with az eye TO concentrat-
ing their establishments ~ this point into
one huge mammoth affair. He says he finds
the determining Of the future center of busi-
ness Of this city very tlistracting problem,
and thst he hal about given it up. We
tried TO show him tha. the business center OF
this city would never shift, but simply spread
ard e2.arge.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-30

Rev. d. 3. ShueY was expected to arrive
last evening in the interest Of the Reformed
college