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Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19
Choice, large, red, apples, 31.OO per bushel
at Steinhauser Merkle Supply Co.
IuttrPll Bros.

\ representative of this paper called at
this popular and leading clothing house the
past week, and found them so rushed in
showing their immense stock of new goods
that it was hard work for us to get in a word
edgewise with the proprietors. After wait
ing for short time however, we got a
chance to talk with a member OF the firm.
who informed US that their stock was the
most complete in every line, in fact. that it
was the largest they had ever handled. They
are also making big preparations in anticipa-
ton of large holiday trade. In addition
to this they have a large line OF special
ties i'll stock, that they have marked
away below the regular prices as they bought
the goods away down and can afford to give
their customers the benefit of a break in
prices Their quartette OF popular statesmen.
Gus. Rhoades, JAS. Mcleod, Geo. Effting,
and Louis G. Baker, were flying around
among the immense piles Of goods, each III
tent on making some one happy over q good
bargain. In conclusion, we say to those who
intend purchasing anything, from the finest
dress suits 10 the cheapest everyday cloth
ing. that they viii surely miss an opportupi-
ty TO get the rarest bargains and the best
fitting goods in the city il they fall to first
call on the Luttrell Bros, CT l22 L. Douglas
ave, and get their prices. 2S-1t
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at SUtlnnaHSef-LlefKle supply 20.
One Of the most beautiful and attractive
show windows III the city is that at the
Smokers Parlor, No. 220 East Douglas ave
nue.. The popular proprietor has decked it
out in true holiday style. Two fine shapely
spruce trees are set in rich ground of green
moss Upon the trees are hung SO to almost
completely cover the tree, pipes from meer-
schaum and briar wood, packages of finer
grades OF cigarettes and smoking tobacco
Around the bases of the trees are laid in
profusiol the finest of mserschaum goods.
pipes, cigar and cigarette holders,
the incest and most complete
stock ever brought west OF the
Missouri. Among them may be noted a long
pipe upon which is carved Russian hunting
scene: the look of agony upon the face of the
dying wolf and that of exultation upon the
face OF the sportsman are as clearly and del
icately marked as upon the purest costly
scuptured marble. Smokers supplies of all
kinds and at all prices are among the group
a Turkish haukah with its richly painted
colored glass base and ivory top, stand out
in the green ground. 1t is certainly facin-
ating and beautiful holiday picture and
offers every inducement to those in want of
the finest and most acceptable gifts to their
friends who indulge in the luxury OF the
weed. d2S-1t
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SeediesS ra:sinS, new l0c per II.
CurrautS 3 los 25c.
Cltron Soc per Ia.
Choice eating apples 81 Is per bu.
Cholce northern P0,atos So Per bl,.
California rai>in cured prunes l5., t,er III
New fvS - par ~
New dates 10c per III.
ohUlSes fioi ioa oranges -oc per dozen.
Comb honey 2oc per 10.
Extracted honey, purr. s per III
Mince meat Zoe per 10
Pure fruit preserves IGc per lb.
Pure fruit JelIeS Sc per ib.
Look ont for the lGC urice list
-MERKLE SUPPLYC
d2T-tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19
IN THE PROBATE COURT.

License &c wed was yesterday issued to Geo.
W. Stoner of Wichita, and Anna N. Stuckey
o, Mluneha township.
Frank Pike ard Lethe Ruby, both Of
Wichita.
". NJ Ford AID Minnie Fooman, both Of
Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19
PUT Up, OR SHUT Up.

To the Editor @; she Ea,.s.
In tniN morning EAGLE appeared an ar
ticle complaining about the unfinished conSi-
ton ot the bridge across Chisholm creek on
Second street The aforesaid Interested ,,ar-
ties are requested TO call upon me. rat IN
their ready so John, and help finish saia
bridge or forever hold their peace.
Respectfully. etc.
john FISHER
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

4 rich mans property can be gotfor poor
mans purse only 20 acre lots on north Col
lege Hill at a sacrifice for this week. l.
Kaufman 3l3 E. Douglas eve 2S-2t.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

Fine talking parrots, imported German
canaries, red canarieS, thoroughbred Eng
lish pug dogs, fine carrier pigeons, six varie-
ties of fancy rabbits, Guinea pigs with pink
eyes, at the Wichita Fanciers Agency 2O7 S.
MOsley d2S-1t
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

See our line Of mems fine shoes at s.. so and
So per pair They have them all Wood
worth & Stearns City Shoe store, l56 North
Main street. a2S-1t
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

Imported German canaries, red canaries,
all kinds of talking parrots, all kinds of i'm
ported and native singing birds, fancy rab-
bits, Guinea pigs, white and spotted rats,
oughbred English pug dogs, at the Wichita
Fanciers Agency 2O7 S. Mosley ave. d2S-6t*
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

See our ladies fine French kid shoes only
So 80, sold everywhere at s.. City Shoe
store, Woodwork & Stearns, l56 \ Main st.
doS-1t
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

When you cannot find wi at you want in
the shoe line call on Us. We have it. Wood
worth q Stearns, l56 North Main ST., City
Shoe store. d2S-lt
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

$500 viii buy more boots and shoes at the
City Shoe store than at any other place in
the United States. Woodwork & Stearns,
156 n Main st. d28-lt
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

\ large audience assembled last evening
attracted by the fame Of Major Dane, to lis
ten to his brilliant lecture. The audience
had a splendid treat. Major Dane depicted
the great naval struggles IN a mastery man
ner. Indeed no more eloquent lecture was
ever delivered in Cincinnati-not even by
Ingersoll, who is accounted the prince of lee
turers. Any attempt to report the lecture
would do it injustice. Large as the audience
was last evening, If Major Dane could be per-
suaded to repeat his famous lecture in Cir
cinnati, he would have an overwhelming
crowd Itwas the general wish of those who
were present that it be repeated. Enquirer,
Cincinnati, April 16, 1856
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19
Forty Acres

For sale cheap, only quarter of a mile from
street car. Stiles d Smith, 1l2 East Doug
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19
Fine Christmas Presents.

Money saved every time by buying your
Woodworth & Stearns' 156 n. Main st.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

Choice, large, red, apples, Sl.0o per bushel
at Steinhauser- -Merkle Supply Co.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

To whom it may concern: | give notice
that ell my property is this day withdrawn
from the market until my return. w. j..
Oliver d2S-2t
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

Choice, large, red, apples s100 per bushel
at Steinhauser- Merkle Supply Co.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

See those Christmas slippers at the City
Shoe store, Woodwork & Stearns. 156 n.
Main st.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

Buy your holiday goods at the Wichita
Trunk Factory, 125 West Douglas avenue.
10y trunks from SOC up. Ladies' shopping
satchels in leather and plush. Ladies' and
gents fine pocket books and dressing cases,
collar and cuff boxes and fine willow ware,
such as work baskets, work stands, knitting
baskets etc. The largest and most complete
stock in the west. Call early and make your
selections, for we Will make prices to suit
you. HAssFELE BROS.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

Choice large, red, apples, sl.O0 per bushel
at Steinhauser Merkle Supply Co.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

II yoG want a frame, hanging lamp. veIoc-
ipede, bird cage, basket, jewelrv. engraving
etching artist material. boys wagon, hracS
ct, pane! picture or anything else go to tba
receivers sale ut the Fair. liz Main =.
diOrfvS~-c,
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19
Forty Acres

Best available land near the city for plating.
500 cash will handle it. Stiles & Smith,
1l2 Douglas ave.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19
DISAPPOINTEN.

4 good audience gathered at the Presby-
terian church to hear the lecture by Frank
". Smith, of Toledo, but were disappointed,
owing 70 the train Oh which the lecturer was
to arrive being several hours late. On reach
ing this city Z. midnight Mr Smith expressed
himself a. deeply rcgretting the failure, aod
stated ti:at jis train was held at PaNons,
where he iec.rcel last night, awaiting the
arrival Of Emma Abbott. He telegraphed
at l / a, m and 2 p. II. explaining the delay,
but neither OF The kilograms were delivered
here until 80 last evening, too late to ali
nounce the lecture off. tr Smith remains
in the city only to-day, speaking tomorrow
night at Lawrence. II is to be hoped that he
can be secured for another date so that our
people may not lose this rare treat. he
Will speak this afternoon az the Y u. c. a
hall.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19
Holiday Presents.

Choice, large red apples, LOO per bushel
at 5teinhauser-Merkle Supply Co.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

Choice, large, red, apples, sl.00 per bushel
al Steinhauser-Merkle supply Co.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

All the old customers Of the Fair are so,ic-
Ited TO come and take IN the bargains that
VIII he offered for the next thirty davs az
receivers sale al the FAIR. IA Main s..
6Il-fv.>--0t
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The busy real estate men, can be found in the
old City Library rooms, over Aliens gro
Gerry d2S-lt
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styles L Snif.

Choice, large. red, apples, 81. 90 per bushel
at Stcinhauser-M -Merkle Supply Co.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

Choice, large. red, apeies, 90 Per buslleI
at Stelnhau>er-N kle supply Co.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

C1oiee, large. red. apples, =. % Der bushel
at Steinhauser-Merkle Supply Co.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

New short wraps just received at the
White House 5.F II,
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For Sale.

Business is still increasing at the City Shoe
store 155 n. Main street.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

Choice, large. red, apples, sl.O0 per bushel
a. Steinhauser Merkle Supply Co.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

We make . speciaiJyof inside property and
special boTgains, If yoG have ANYTHING Won
want sold trot 1t out. Thomas 4 Co. III
Main ST. 5aSI
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GIVEN AWAY. GIVEN !

Leave list Of your property at the new
oNce Of SLlles & Smith Ila e. nc..-l,.-
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

$4,000 worth OF diamonds and gold
watches to be sold at a great sacrifice, by A.
A. Post, at No. 42S Douglas avenue. eft
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19
Two Gold Watches.

VIII have to move on Feb iSt. ami every
thing must be sold by that time regardless of
ce>: .e. urtter, III order to show my appre-
citation OF the liberal patronage the I,,.9rla of
lchlta aud vicinity have bestowed ,Do-,
me Tor the past six years, | VIII give away
on Feb. lSt, two elegant gold watches. Fvery
purchases Of three dollars worth of Goods
viii be entitled 70 a ticket.
AGNES S0,,>fEp
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

Choice, large, red, apples, Slo0 per bushel
at Stelnhauser- -Merkle Snpnlx Co
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

Choice, large, red, apples, sl00 per bushel
at Steinhauser-lderkle Supply Co.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

~ - douglas ave.
Safe, fixtures and show cases for sale.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

Gentlemens smoking jackets at Gold
standt's. d4-5t
Il lots on east side at $3.50. Allen, Graham
& Sones. loft
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

any two whole stocks in Wichita.
Choice, large, red, apples, sl.00 per bushel
at Steinhauser Merllle Supply Co.
Satin suspenders for enlbroidering at Gold
standt's d24-5t
Shober'S stock of groceries at cost, 5l9 East
Douglas avenue. d25-tf
Shober's stock of groceries at cost, $40 East
Douglas avenue. d25-tf
At cost, at cost, Shober's stock of groce
ries, 519 East Douglas avenue. d25-tf
Choice, large, red, apples, sl.00 per bushel
at Steinhauser-M Merkle Supply Co.
At cost, at cost. Shober's stock of groce-
ries, 5l9 East Douglas avenue. d25-tf
The Fair, No. 147 Main street, is again
open for business Call and get bargain in
holiday goods. dl0-tf
Christmas presents for men and boys at
Goldstardt's d245t
Silk umbrellas and cases at Goldstandts
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19
RECAPITULATION.

The following shows the consideration
given in the deeds filed in the register of
deeds Office during the past week:
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19

More diamonds can be seen in A. A.
Posts window every day than there is in
any two whole stocks in Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following are Sae real estate transfers
recorded in the Office Of the register of deeds
Yesterday
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500
900
a
tyJ
$50
100
600
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.bBJ
::}1qE,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
DiSinterested Warning.

If GerunlmD and a few dozen warriors can keep part of Mexico, and portions Of Arlzona and New Mexico, iu state of alarm, was 1t not somewhat imprud- ent 10 send forty or fifty Apaches 10 St. Augustine Florida: IL l. the custom of the troops always to let the Apaches es- cape, and some fine mornIng these re- doub;able warriors will break of with the scalps and back halr of a number of FloridR's leaiing people. We thlak 1t our duty to sound this note oi warning As for ourselves We feel safe. If tine Apaches reach Mobile the cows IT. tine streets wlll engage their attention, tC the exclusion of all things else, thus giving the poli,e board time to issue a proclamation, and the First regiment time to rally.-Mobile Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
Jeff Davis. the Traitor.

The ridiculous sycctacle has been pre- scented to the people Cf the United States, of that arch traitor Jeff Davis, senile old rebel that be ls. sloboering over his yenomous treason to the people Of Ala
 bsna and elsewherc-at Albany, Geor- oia. he had this to say: "I always tried to do my duty, and if the people of the
 sonth tbipk I did my duty, am satis- fed. and I don't care what the Yankees say. have nothing to ask from them. not even q pardon, for he who speaks nordon must profess repentance. have not repented Ths only thing l am sorry for is that we did not succeed" This murderer of thousands of the cI,izens 0f the United States should be stopped short in his treasoDable ntterances; and the old double dyed traitor, murderer and periurer, made to undeista that treason IS odious. and that traItors have no home or friends, among the people oi Arizona.-Arizons (Flagstaff) Champion
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
Casa Grande.

The little town of Casa Grande is among the most prosperous places in
 ArizoDa. It is not n presentIous place,
 but the people residing there could hard ly be persuaded to exchange places with any Of the denizens of the larger towns. It enjoys all the railroad lGcll- ities desired, being on the Southern Pa ciic, and all the supplies for the several mining camps to the south. and for Florence. Silver King, PiIsl, and other places to the north, are hauled from that place, and ;he constant stream Of teams to and fro gives 1t lively appearance.
 Here are two stores doing general mercha .dise, forwarding and commis. on business in the town. one Sept by J. M. Ochoa & Co. and one by W. c. Smith. Both are doing a good bushes. aud seem to thrive well. Mr Smith handles vast quantities of goods con- signed 10 mining camps and vAriOu- towns to the north. and makes his store the headquarters Of the great freighting traiDs.
 The soiourner Is well cared for bOih al tEo Occidental hotel and Mrs. Woods hotel The latter seem to enjoy B large patronage and II surely deserves it, for A better table can hardly be found any where m the Territory.
 One of the progressive and most en- terprisiDg men of the place is Mir. Jere Fryer. Besides being the owner of many very valuable mining claims, he runs livery stable with as fine turn puts as can be found anywhere, He al- O has a very connections lodging house, attended to by Mrs. Fryer. The beds are always fresh, clean and invit- ns, and the weary traveller can enjoy as sweet and refreshing repOse us his con- science will permit.
 Among the places to smile is the Gilt Edge saloon, kept by Frank SOuvs. where everything tirst-class may be found. Jimmy Woods also keeps fine | place and eDtertRIns friends by the | score. So far as the prevailing beyer- | ages are concerned Casa Grande IS not | st all behind in quality or quantity.
 One of the m st important enterpris- | es yet perfected Is the steam BrTastra | now being run by Mir. J. C. Loss. He | has three HrrastrHs, the two outside ones | being used for the crushing process and | the center one for amalgamatinR. The |
 re Is bauled from one of his rich gold | mines about eight or ten miles away, md with this simple process. the cost | of which could hardly exceed SI, LOO, about three tous oi ore are reduced | daily and at such a small cost that quite | tow grade ore can be worked at profit.
 Casa GraBde has good future before il. The growth the mining and farming interests on all side is bound to add much to the volume of its trade. | Eventually reduction worSs, grain ele- | vatOrs and various other cCnveBiences for utilizing and handling the piOducfs Df the country. will be found necessary at Casa Grande, and good. wholesome and permanent growth Is looked for.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
Letter from PauI Gregory. II. D.

Letter rom Paul GregOfy. M. D.
 HERMosILLo, Sonora, Mex.May l6, 'S6.
 EDITOR CITIzES:-In noticing the bill introduced by Col. Bean in Congress, l observe he GO Bot give all the same chance at the SZj,OOl. Why should I, or any one capture the chief in question, hunt up tine |. $. troops to turn Geroni- over to them. Give all an equal chance, Mexican soldiers as well as American, and his head, and the entire body of the brute. will be IP the Presidents hands very soon. But to tur1 hIm over to the U. S. troops, should he be captured by any other parties, does not seem tO me quite fair. The person or persons cap turing him snOuii receive the money.
 There is no si.kness here at present, more than such city usually or natu- rally would be expected to have at this season of the year. Watermelons com ing ia and are being eaten by almost everyone; later We may expect some sickness. Business of every kind IS dull, vet not quite SO dull as a few weeks ago. There is more stir amongst mining men, much prospecting and developing Of mines. My Virginia mine, eight miles north of the city Is looking finely. It has large body of ore that will work up to S67 per ton in silver, and 60 per cent lead and good road to the mouth If the mine. There is strong talk of building Q smelter in the city. If so. my mine wIll be all right.
 I an informed by Mir. Welch, who IS at present working the Yepetstus mine, fifteen miles east, that that mine IS looking satisfactory, which Is a good deal for him to say. The Nina Grande, is one of the big mines of Mexico now. lt is only fifteen miles from this city, being worked by Mir. Mansfield from Kansas: Charles Bergen. superintend- ent. The California mIne, also about fifteen miles away, IS looking well. So said Mir. Clinton, its present manager to me yesterday. He believes he IS gong to have fine mine very soon.
 might thus go on and speak of many other mines near this city, all doing some work, which gives the country more liie-like appearance than formerly. With the addition of few mOnied men in the country we would feel much bet ter, and they would be 8 general stlmu- lus tO business.
 The news has just reached here that the Yaquis are badly defeated in very late engagement.
 Hoping your people are we'll on that side, am faithfully yours,
 PAUL GREGORY, M, ID.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
PEOPLE AND EVENTS.

Louise Chandler MouIton sails for Europe June g.
 Bsrnhardt is industriously studying
 he English language.
 The Duke of Newcastle is coming to this country for a nine-months' visit. Governor Harrison, of Connecticut, vill Test in Vermont during this month.
 Madame Paths receipts during her tour in Spain and Portugal amounted to S6OU00
 General FitEzhu9h Lee and his staff are to go to the Cincinnati May Music Festival next week.
 Millmaud, who is to marry the charm ing JudIc, proposes to write play for her as s wedding gift.
 A Georgia hunter 6j years old says that since he began hunting be has killed 99l deer, and lS7 AlligRtors.
 Mir. William D. Howelis and family have retulned to their Boston hoIae for time before going to their summer hRunts.
 The Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch entered upon its fortieth year last Sun day. lis tine oldest Sunday newspaper in Philadelphia.
 Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes arrived at Liverpool Sunday and was received by the United States Consul, the President | of the Medical AssocletiOn and other | gentlemen. The Doctor will go to Lon- don to-day.
 Mayor Ben Perley Poore writes that | che Marine Rand at Washington is in dustriOusly rehearsing Mendelssohn's | Wedding March" "Hasse to the wed ding" and s waltz dedicated to Mrs. | Grover Cleveland.
 It was from young prodigy. Allen O. Myers, the refugee Ohio Senators received the cOnsOling advIse to go and hang themselves when they sought his counsel. Allen still knows when 8 nan has made fool of himself.
 Miss Jennie Pendleton, the daughter of the Minister to Berlin, is reported to be engaged Mir. Arthur T. Brice, the great grandson of late John Forsyth of Georgls. The engagement was amour ced in Washington during Faster week.
 As an example Of what the new fast train between here and Minneapolis has done for travel, the Rev. Dr. Kennard yesterday reported that he had caught five-pound bass at Lake Minnesota Mon- day afternoon and had 1t for breakfast in Chicago the next morning.
 When Governor West of Utah talked to :he pOlygamous Mormons about their defiance of the United States, they jibed him on his secession record. The Governor was not at all backward in the emergency. "Yes" sad he, ''I did defy and resist the United States, and got SO well whipped for 1t that I advise verybOdy to avoid my ex- ample. e.'-AltG.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-05-22
! Cantured Washer.

A well known member of Congress, noted for his devotion to the fair sex, entered the House wing of the capitol the other day. No hunter of difficult game can discern his prey at greater distance than can this member Q pretty woman floating rinElet m the dim distance, the flash of n lovely pair ot eyes, the simplest suggestion of fair woman, rivets his attention instantly. No setter dog ever "poInts' with more rapidity and accuracy than the eX-mem- Der when he scents the presence of love Iy woman. saw the ex-member point the very instant he entered the capitol. Following the direction of hIs ardent gaze. saw a slim-fgur-d, blonde young woman. dressed in a snug suit of black, with n jaunty hat perchei high upon her well poised head. back from which tra:ied a long black vail. She was lean- jpg upon the arm of a gray bearded. se- overlooking old man.
 The ex- member recognized the old mAn and dashed up to him. He Erung his hand m perfect passion oi friend ship, as he gazed over his shoulder rght into tue blue, blue eyes of the blonde, nlon5e girl.
 Permit me to present you" said the oli man.
 The ex-member placed his hand on his heart and bowed bow the like Of which is rarely seen upon this or any other stage. Into u he blended the most re- markable cdrves of admiration and pro found respect for the fair creature.
 She received him with great eifusive- ness, but in 8 moment shower-bsth de,cended upon his raptures.
 Said the old man. Miss Blank IS taking subscriptions for General Logan 8 book" (etc. etc, for five minutesl
 The eX-member, who is an extreme Democrat and hster of Logan, was caught and landed one minute later. He paid over bis subscription, and Tor the rest oi the day did not look at a pretty wuman.-New York Norld- Wells Fargo 6 Co. have announced tn, withdrawal Ot their money order system from this Territory. the iieence- Territorial and otherwise. being to much ! to warrant them continuinc the busl- ness. The Territorial licence is S-0 per , quarter and the city iicence ot Tucson [ being a like figure, the company do not ! first justified in keeping ID the system. They will however, pay all orders drawn on them from the outside but will make no issue.