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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

Irpr Rnosr. nvnotfati 81 the On
phan's Court ai Wilksslarrc. has written
y leticr op Prohibition in Politics. IN
whicb be- takes The ground that If The
Democratic party is wi=r II viii follow
ihp irad II the Republicans, aud at lie
coming state Convention inacrt . plank
IN the i,iaii nu Submitting the temper
ants question b. - vote Il ilsc people.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

Tnr Nra York SIM has commenced ~
aoft NJ p little boom ~ Mf Til,icn fVr
the Presidency ESQ years hence u naisrs
ibe Old ay Il bis being counted ont, sud
insists that ihcre is o deep aud abiding
sentiment in thc minds # resi- Democrats
cscIyWhefc f. wig oui ibe shame II his
n.rnllf lni..l
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
A Strange Death.

AvENDALE p, July 9-Ye-te-ty NF
Emma Thomas. a colored woman. ry>idih
near This piace. was found hanging DID,
cherry tree. She went out The day bci'rt
pick cherries. ard it i supposed thai -
slipped and her nackcaught in the fork ~
limb.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
Fire Works Cause a Conflagration.

NEw YORK. July Sat the hour when
Harlem was getting ready for a display Of
fire works "a fire broke out In the fancy goods
store Of VI. Struusky. at 228 Bird avenue,
and resulted IN a damage Of some saG.000
before il was cxtiuguiishcd. A stock of fire
works that Strnasky had IN the sidewalk in
fn,nt of his storc vas %ignitei by n lighted
cigar butt clreiessly thrown among them
and caused the disaster. The buildings were
entirely destroyed and two more were Quilted
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

Eies-EUH Ms July --TH- morning
Oh Mayor Plantation -al ulsi@ 9E -hs
eily. B3p Jurs-,n oi!9r-L -il1 au.l s.
ir and ml1aiiy vouHiei Charles Ne
'-eiiau oipal whom le fn-nl il BIZ
Lg.s-e when be- retl-neI h1ale The ser.
dcf oi the ta=.ne v4, that jackson
ar-darsiy k3lsihi zie while shooting a
Mcclellan al4. ti4t -i- -al-fia OF Meclei-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
Black Leg" Among IllinoiSe
Cattle.

CLgTgy, July s-Caitle herds through
OUT lhis county have suffered greatly of late
through q disease called black leg. which
has recently made it, appearance among the
young class Of stock. It invariably proves
fatal, Most Of the calves that have died
have been very high grades.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

Tmr latest reports from Washington
say that It is generally conceded that
Congnss Will not b. aide f. adjourn be-
for. the first of August. The beai ie cx-
oc-sigc. and there b. o growing desire
among members 10 ga assay. bat 90"
prospect 81 doing ~ sppn Is mridly r.
apdtue.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

JrDor lAoruAS. If Eorks i- among
,hc latest t.ubernainial candidates slsk
go ~ for nomination hy toe Democratic
Convention. Willnor and Cha4n@y ..
Bis,k sill apfsat r. b. ia tt,c bead as
primr fasariioe.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

"Danmots Oll Tom MARSHALL" ia quo
i"d as Swing ihai The viudioaiipu IL
Drnarnl lscnyef would be the oondcmna
tiou II ihpsr vho yotel fof John Stewart
four years ago. But al tlte stmc, John
Stewart IL supporting General Beaver.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

Corrected Weekly by COOK & EEERlTs.
HEALERS ~
Choice Groceries. Flour & Fec
Scattering Spurious Silver.

COREY. Pa. July IA gang of c"uH'e-
feitcrs operating II C~hautauqua and McNoih
counties are getting rid IF large %quantu~ 'i
spurious silver. The money i, manufit-'-
in tanadl in quarters, halves. and dollar
One Of the gang Is a sleek fellow. f%orty-d'e
years If age, wha, travels through the ru
try as acattle buyer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
Ex-President Arthur's Health.

NEw YoEs, July 9-EX-Pr- lent Arthur
was to-day eisetei President af tho B,4al ot
Directors pftlc Arade Railway Company.
Vice President smith stated to the meeting
that BE- had just rereiyeIa telegram from Mr.
arthur. which stated that the sender was
very much improved in health. and that d,
expected 20 take an energetic part in IN,
affairs Of the company.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
Convicts Shot by Their Guards

LITTLE Rock. Ark, July light con-
victs were al work in a brickvari a few
miles from the town yesterday, and the en-
tire number made a sudden dash for liberty.
The guards Immediately leveled their rifle
and fired killing three ofthe ringlcaders and
mortally wounding a fourth. Sone escaped.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

GEyruAt Gpmuos las bnggrd the Dom
ocmtic nomination for Governor ~
ua~orpia lis election may as vel ie
conceded. " q Democratic nomination is
equivalent Ia uu election in that neck II
wnrIa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
Devoured by a Wild Beast.

Wnrg Wa.eHr Tex July ia psmEs
which has been iaae-iaz -ie n-eiehblrinss
81 Pilot G7,ve iHr several weeks. yesterday
tore to Pie'e and devourel the on-yea--Il
ritild ola FARMER living - the Bl1I> traf1
Nothing was let ofthe chiId blythe beast bu.
'hc f~hi@s bones This puma has i,el
seen several time this summer iu North
T.n.-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

tvs Wmncns Christian Temperance
Union 81 IIiisbnrg tms approved the
plank in fbc Republican platform cum
ofrning the liquor question. This is the
FEELING u Earnest temIerane" people
throughout ihr sialr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
Fitz John Porter Again in the
Army.

WAsHINGToS. July G-The President to-
day sent 10 the senate the nomination of
Fitz John Porter. late colonel Of the Eff
teenth Infantry, to be colonel in the Army
of the United States. to rank as such from
Nay II, Isii, that being the grade and rank
held by him at the time Of his dismissal
from the army
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
Congressman Cole Dead.

WAsmSGToN. July 9-RcpreScntIfive WIN
H.. Cole. ofihe Third Maryland district died
at 80 a. N. at his residence. IN this city. Of
Brights disease. lie was in the 18th year If
his age He leaves a wife. bur no children.
The House ADJOURNED a. q mark Of respect.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

Do Il said that Hon 3 = Cox. u pres
cui Minister b. Turkey. Eili spou rrsign
and @ek s. recollection - Cougre~ from
Iis - disiniet .n the city ri Ne1 York
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
tail-Storm at Staunton.

%STArNrov, Va. July s.-There was a yio-
lent hail and rain-ss0rm here to-day. VIM
dows were broken, streams overflowed ana
crops, especially corn, were badly damaged.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

TnErf wasn't 30 contested ~sai in the
d~cI"gaiton a. tbc state Republican Con-
scniion % Harrisburg. and Gen. Beaver
VS. nominated by acclnmiiion. There's
harmony ff you.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

Cozemasa4s Fam. 81 Lue and Col
Guihnr. " Pitishufz have each fzpfes
ed their 9ilhbuBns b. acfrp1 The Demo
cratic domination 81 oaytcrnOr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

Tm Republican parry beiiryes ihat
he Is-tple II this state should hayc q
chaDor - egerei- their iu~slicnahle right
- voting on he Temperance question.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

rsurH Csc new iaE laW ihe revenues
oftbc -aie hagc beeu ~ largly inrrcas
cd ihai D material rorlanipu iu ihc rat"
II taaaiiDm viii b. recommended
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

PBspfsr flEsulssb Aas made fr
himself ube reputation 81 bsing The bDss
fe'o writer ~ has already sat 10 User
o. hundred. u,ar5 90 ou pension idils
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

forn hundred scandinavian converts
b. MprnYnissn sere landed Of Ncw York
on ubur4lay lad bynd ar Utah.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
COUNTY

f0s oysaFEr
EBWAHD srfL n aabefsi iss0ueh.
a8b3rs d. the do5sau n the Hepnbii'au BE
flrt faufrffufe.
FDE sTATE sEFhrE
gpffs o. HrD1T Il f%afncfst Borough.
sai5aH ioflf decision - fhf ~Ifinhilfan liz
f1a ffqGrfurr
TgH AsaEHELf.
1AuFs !. frGH ~ daassf Issgngh
EoAm p MILLER MSumT TYrnship
YpE As.pItTE 1rDsE
aANrKL W4LErE s~fAaeva0J Township
oidVRKF tnsrSit ~ QattashoHisz T0r
ron DisTIufT kTTOfNf3.
WtgD " HIsWEEE 81 a,prraef issO1Hh
FDF rfye 1905 ~ DiEDr1ph
THEDfE a~cnHfckKE % somrrsf Township
gpH rpfsT8 e%rErE4Ola
NiLifAN EaGEE ~ aliotG Taanslip
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14
n RAPIDS.
Successful Trip Over Niagara
Falls In a Barrel.

aa
IiryfAbp. " Y. Jaly If-Very few ~ the
thousands 81 Js~gle who yisite1 Siagasa
Fslls to-day had any ides that another al
~tsgsiurogis man would aitsrlid 70 swim fbe
whirlpool rapids. ia which f%aiaain Wes'b
lost his life. for s,uls time tssst { - ofs-
i,afs has been making PREPARATIONS fyr chs
attempt. lait Jew persons rally believed ti,at
his ,Dnfa... would bid ont kag enough ~
him 80 make H. suefi. l.pwevef, wss nd
ii.e ease. aud ~ abtait I O'Clock this amer
nopa Giraliam started oi his J%efiiotis jeur
bey. which lac successfully accomplished
Graham bsi told a reporter ~ about his
plans. aud stated that he would carry thru
ont at The fime be did. aisl requested that
ibe time h. not given IN Publishing iin sfti-
ele fpf fear Inst the authorities would prevent
him IN bic purpose
fkrS rrs wkrrH
Accordingly yerg feH Ners among The
spectators. efalsfa kJa the eask in vbieb
he intended to make his trip ~ . salosu IL
q salsgll ib Buffalo. Ab.nt II O'cl@k last
night De laslei il oi O wagon. and scepin
lsticd by several friends started tJrihe Pals.
Thg arrived there als,ut 4 o'el0ck this
morning md uBioidei the cask 90 the
American side Of tie ngeT beioN The Falls
snd aliout three hundred npis als,ve tie Can
tibver bridge. 4 policeman arrested him om
suspicion II being . Teiiawaipla i'pr@efhief
bot his Buffalo friends secured his felflse "a
bail. When everything was pady orabam
got int The iard and closed the isaD1ioio
At iiac top At this point II ibe river the
current ls vcv slight. 4 small boat iowed
tbe cazk oBt into The nyer % point wbefe
ihe current would catch IT, and wheIiee Gra-
l,afa uas started ca Fhat might have teen
his inp to eternity The towing ppse@s
took ,nly g ~ MINUTES. and then the stream
oaaehi tis eask and started y towards She
whirlpool
s FnIsrTvtL 50pRvEYs
- first Il biovel sloNiy Ious then hsier
and faster. until the mad ennaBf rushed il
with its fuli force. Tie eask tOussled up
BBd dgsu over tie great waves. ard several
times TUNED q opIal5ctc sytnersa1lt. isut fife
sidof pprtion fen,sinssi apptrmosi, although
Il turned around ike a bop Tte eask ke1d
pretty wfi 10 fie CENTRE 81 the river uutil It
napbe1 he u%iiapoed Whcn il stnick s.
strong side current md W4s cuf6ol nfiily
through, reaching fHe waters beyond iD
safty rrnta here The journey vas ~,miaf
aiiyciy quiet The otsk vac picked w Ut
Lewiston, sis,u' Gvs miles iclDw tie starting
point and yfaiiam 0rswlei ont oftbe iarrfl
viii, ouly - slight bruise ou bjs sfm iie
remarked. When I atrp'k ihc cllies u was
continued round 81 tcrks. bpi ! an not
burt . bit erabam isa uaDye 81 i1iilaJcl-
iiia - ycarz Old. au'i -sl~r by frsde IIe
Is % r~ot man. and diI this thing fot glory
The cast Is seven feet hing tl,irYf hte
indies III diameter ~ the Ritssi f%~ttOiofi
tutniy ihnrc INDIES % tic fop and eighteen
fnfl,es ~ tho bottom. u is b1ind around
siih irpB hoops which weigh - pounds
Tie ballast wiich ,sas attached hotiie cssk
to k@p il ia position weighs 20 pounds
Graham vii probably rfsat the trip IL
says he will ~ - over Horse She Falls
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

OBe hundred and iwepiy JTfa5bs are
kooan ~ have list il,eir iists SHINING whom
wcre several Ehsiisl, residents Tielss ~
cattle starved - 'is4ih fn,B, he dfsimftIms
t%asiurz by dust ls tep gaai aud gnai
distress esisis Throughout ell ibn 4mklaDd
Lake district pBe I'D aoaD ftjegai H..
foiifa. Hsz Dig oui Alitt. anT having tefgi
buried in ssips fot ten bDufs Kgey Nor
sas made r. saye tLc igts ~ otbef-. Dui in
mist f,ses siese lpdies scf sJsi1d ihey
Werr ls,1.
81 The date ~ flie departure 81 ihe Ala
mesii from AueEianl tba ypIeaDo@s sere .till
very s,tiyc sud Tie i1nteea'urc Il tie bot
lakes was irereasing
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

Fearful Devastation In New
Zealand.

s4S FRsse:@a. July 1.-The steamer
Aiaustlla. wiieii arrived io-day ffoti Aus
tralia. brings Idfti,tIars II the fesffai sol
esnic eruption 10 New zealand isst month,
and wiiieb are ssnong tic mnei desiS 9 ye ~
lie wortd's History. The FRI fsJsJf If the
yndeaiiif disturbances eabse frnn TaiatRssa
H. Auckland Lake district The natives of
that village we're s~i,afIIs a1alened from
sleep u ? oehsk IN the mprTdng by repeated
yivid finishes ofiigldpiag wli,h continued
81 fatdd intervals ~ 70 I o'tiook, Hbci .
tremendous earthquake occurred. followed
quickly ty others.
SUCCESSIVE ttsTbqtasa
rs sboeks ksrc 80 sb,leni dat leq1r
jumped fn,m their beds aud fed bf tlioir
Hvts IL iiieif night CLOTHES. making 10 eiioft
% save 81 take anything with them except
their tlribinH.
The earthquakes continued to follow one
another iu quick snffcssioh ~ 80 7 = ~,
Wlien . lc~almcoiofsl clgid vas observed
advancing from tie south. spreading ont
until il covered fbe sky While siill mot
Ing II hurst with o s,upd II thunder. AID
shortly aneruanI Showers u fine dust bcgan
failing
asEgr % aotyrAtss tfLssg.
Accounts from other points state tl,at ST.
T~aresera was the fret volcano 70 bnak
firth. aud hardly vere ibo flames @eu isso-
ing frpm lts craier t1,nn the entire rnepa
mngo II mountains baehaf firth III sFmIa.
ihy. hurting iamez. burning Igta snd stefe'
0ver the surrounding country. For Size FIRST
time ~ Tradition The e3tinet Foieano 81
Euag@i,a was aSaken@l into a%etisity. The
Hniir country 10 miles iDIg W twenty 10
breadth. vas nothing bgi q msss - fisiae
aui bVt, eraBblt1g sndi. which in ptsces
rose 10 . height II 400 fee. capped at lie
highest psiHt IS tie TekGqga wvser. sail
- bate been tie aranfesi 10 the world
vittssFs eDvErtu ott ~ sisnr
During 81 tbis time siiswtfs II dist ead,
tinuei 80 fall until il became 81 dslise % ~
make the dgr ss dark as night md upt IN
20 ibe see,nd daY did the dist tasse filling
# vas m,titgi that he dust emitted p stnHz
splpintus smell Numerous snisli psiise
villages we're totally Destroyed Wait9 #as
eogontd To- . depfh n fsu fe.f with tist SD
asles ELECTROMAGNETIC wss completely 0j-
pulfod. ~ wet sic, sfIae p'Ief small wills
ges
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-07-14

Tie Blair county delegate. T." tbp prpbia
hiiipn state convention ore ua.rstiurci hui
pre- understood fv De- 0gniizi wolIc. 1lp7.
don't Ilink he's is7u ~ 'hc party hong
enough lHeaaa TaLa5s
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21
Flour steady ard unchanged.
Kansas CITY Grain ard Produce.

ka&S.s EITI, Sept .Izit<r II
Flour-stcady; quotatisls in c-- l-s Ky -; Xxx,
Sssc: family. ~ t@s1 :: chciT, 8 ts~l ~ .aI.cy,
81 s.ssl ~ pate.lt. s. vs- IL. : toUr 81 sci -
xaeat-aeeei.ss i'.ea7 shiln'eaes i2"sE In sore.
sales -ause.l NJ. Z red cash. s!l.hi; October
{. MAY lid NJ. : ;. FL. rSsh = ssi.
Cein-Sales rangei- ~, : casa. 3 sd. asked
oct -: Nay s5s si@-es2 asSee 10 "tiie go I
/ . - sid
a'f
Fisy-FfIa; fsncy ssnsii ba,s.l $ -
&iii stTff-<sutes.
l.ssEerfssas: cEesaFrsry fancy. =. sOs. =: dry
II, stcry rsaeSr-i. =. ,osoIE>sIi.
E.s-s-sf esttss a. Lss
C,pgn seal i-<srI-n, ~ iTiesi, 8
Can 1cts-tal.k a. -, sS@csS@tl
S'fsfNst 's--ises-ssc-
Fran sspiS- -. s.cSe Se-,- -
Claess~-saii cream. az ft 5t5S; foSaz Araes'es.
NO.. kaisses, sci.
Poaifry-sse,d-; Gil heTs. 81 a cd mixed s. 3;
srrin, chickens. larsse, y = Nus.l Sssl 50.
pri.f Apples. IL Sc "a. ~, <~ssr@.
wooi-Slis>oi-'. uTis,ssli<. sesy fne - :; i.Saf.
oaTTe,, is$ss.: kansas and ae,rssks hev rT,e ls S;
EShs isSsi; medium. s tab ws-Ssed eho.cc.
fIse sltl-s, dizzy and low. 2.e9-
Dr,om corn-fIurl 10 ssH working. esSa; css.GI1o-.
Hlses-Iry Hint No. l. Is No ?; II; bulls .n. stsgs
9; dry salt MOL. 10 No s green salt No. |, "a, No
:; green uncsred No l. No. 6; calf. ss: sheep
pelts dry. hkSI1
Tailow-No. l. 81: No. "a
Provisions Sugar cured hams iS,bseakfaes bacon
To- dried beef. II: dry sais cisar rib sde y l3'
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21

A cordial invitation il extended to every
body 10 visit our dry goods headquarters, i3S2
Main street. where will be on exhibition the
handsomest display of ladies'. misses and
children's wraps, shawls, dress goods, trim
mings, blankets. iannels. yarns, etc, to be
seen in the city LARIMER * STISSoS.
.{1lc ~
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21

Irs. Blackburn & Van Dorm. studio at .e23
Douglas ave. viii give Instructions in cameo
OIL painting all hours in the day. Luster paint
ing Mondays, kensfngton Tuesdays, china
Wednesdays, Arasene Thursdays, Friday,
ribbon work. Flowers and n,oleska, Saturday
French decorating. Order work specially.
Call AZ our studio ard investigate Agents
wanted dIn2-i9t
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21
st. Louis Grain and Produce.

st. Louis Grain and Produce.
ST. LOUIS. September Is.
FiouI.Quiet, UNCHANGED; Xxx 81 0@2 30. family
81 1902 So; choice, Ss Slet3 10: fancy IS 1908 90
extra fancy. 50 .0sS S5 patent. s. 00es4 30.
Wheat-Receipts. Il, .o,: shipments. IS 1G in store
5000; market weaker No. red cash a4I
October 7iss@.5k
Corn-No. 2 mixed cash. ac15s bid; Oct asag5iS
Oars-No. 2, cash, &c. Sept 25J,l october 25ss
Rye-No cash. i8
Bariey-No market:
Lead-Dull; refined. 81 ~; che nicaily hard 81 271
Butter.-Quiet; creamery. 2i@25; dairy. ica20.
Eggs-Firm, 2S 81.
Whiskey-Steady 81 II.
Pork-SteaGy; $40 81.
Lard-FrTn: Sc 50.
Receipts Flour. 6tss); wheat ,e,xG corn, 50 slc
oats, s7,OCD: Rye. 21xE barley 20,o
Shpments-Flour, 1850; wheat, is3.oG; corn. i0UO
cats, sou. rye, none; barley, none.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21

For the St. Louis exposition. Double daily
trains rnn solid TO st. Louis and the only line
that can Offer this unsurpassed service.
Pullman sleeping cars on trains leaving union
depot every morning at 9:25, and elegant
new reclining chair cars on trains leaving
every evening at 9:20 For tickets, etc, call
at Frisco ticket Office. 1l9 " Main street, or
at union depot. l0Jtf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21
New York Grain.

NEN ! OK. Soptel1ttf +.
Ungradcd red, $500 No. , red, 50 elevator. S,9
delivered.
Corn-Spot lots shade higher; options lower, clos
ing stendy ngraded iGGeio: No2 4sI4; elevator iS
Oats-moder;itive active mixed western 52s:i
white western, 3J6.sg.
Earley-Steady.
Butter-Firm; western laGi2ie
Chcese-Firnl, western. I3eT i,sls.
Eggs-Firm; tern fresh. 10.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21
st. Louis Live Stock.

ST LOUIS, september Is.
Cattle =. Receipts, 1850; shipments, 100: market
firm; good to choice shippers, 81 40esi 80; com
mon TO fair, 50 759i a5 butchers steers IS 5oa4sO
COWS and heifers, 81 2593 So through Texans 81 -
a. -; Indians Sj ..5srS -.
Hoss-Receipts, $3.50; shipments, 500 market active
and strong; butchers and best heavy, 81 s5S5 10
Sheep = Receipts, 1880; shipments 80; market
steady and unchanged; g 2lCa4 GO
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21
Chicago 1--we Stock.

CHICAGO September IS.
Cattie-Mariset steady; shipping steers So 40G55 10
StockcrS and feeders 81 1903 3j cows, bulls an mxd
81 5tS 2 bulk 81 15e2 I5;throush texas So l5C2 10
cows 81 5oCs2 i5; wntered Texans 81 s5@s3 30
Hogs-Receipts. 19,UG; shipments eco; market
strong; good butchers TO best heavy 81 cecil 10.
packing and shipp 2s s. %; light, So s5dS4 50
Sheep ReceipCs. 2,0J; shipments, 400: market
stead: natives, 81 603 IS; western, IS 253 30; Tex
ans. 81 25G3 Is lambs, So 50G5 ca.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21

Stolen from Wichita. Sunday morning,
September 9Th. 1886, one light sorrel horse,
sixteen hands high several bariei wire cuts
on breast, bald faced, little thick winded,
eight years old, shad al round. One light
bay horse, eight years old, about sixteen
hands high. star in forehead. one white hind
foot, fstula mark. weighs about 100 pounds,
trots liz harness and PAGES under saddle, shod
ell round. 50 dollars each for return of
horses, or S100 for horses and thief Address
City Marshal Wichita Kansas. d9d-tf
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Ouick Sale BARGAINS.

5 lots North Topeka, between 18th and 10th; per
lot, $3.50.
lots cor. Washington ave and 18th; per lot Sl57.
lots North Main; per lot, $3.50.
2corner lots in Allen & Smiths addition; per lot,
$3.50.
east fronts Allen ave, Aliens add: per lot S215
You will never get left on any of the above They
are by all odds the cheapest bargains offered.
iGp DRUkKER & HOGE, Isl Main st.
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bargains in Real Estate,

A fine agricultural and stock farm, three and one
half miles from city, about 25 acres broke, quar-
ter section fenced for pature plenty Of water and
small house.
Also 300 lots in city finely located and in good
neighborhoOd. Special terms to those wishing to
make homes.
Also suburban property. For further particulars
Chris. T. Pearce, agent for VIM. Greifensein. at
city Office. d116U
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Notice to Contractors.

Proposals will be received up to the 10th
inst for the erection and completion of a
two-story frame residence building for l.. p.
Douglas, on lot =, Waco avenue. Plans and
specifications can be seen at the office of Rush
& Gile, architects, at 125 East Douglas ave-
nue.. d92-tf
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Notice is hereby given that Mrs. Winch
has purchased the entire Turkish bath rooms
formerly operated by DR.. J. D. Purdwand it
will still continue at the same place,321 West
Douglas avenue. Special attention given to
ladies. dl026ts
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Homes without Money.

Go to Bayley Bros, & CO.. 1l6 Mort
Market street to get lots without money
The lots must oe built upon. Only fe,
more left on these terms. Lots all staked
streets graded, aud board sidewalks laid o
every street dlo1-6t
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Acre lots for sale in Stey-art's subdivision
one and half miles west Of Arkansas river
bridge. near Garfield University, the cheapest
and most desirable residence property in
Sedgwick county, terms easy Enquire of
A T. Owen, ct Hatton & Ruggles, office over
Wichita Natianal bank, or Bayiey, Bros. &
Co. 1i6 North Market street. dtc-tf
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Kansas City Live stock.

KANSAS CITY. September IS
Cattle. Receipts, ss8i shipments lee; fat stun
strong and shade higher; grass range Of good quail
ty steady; common dull; choice. 81 oka4 50: CON,
mon to medium: 81 1898 90; stockers, g 2
az -: feeders 50 23a3 ~: cows. 81 St3? U
grass Texas steers 81 3tesS y.
Hogs-Receipts, SSJo; shipments SGI; choice
FIRM. Others steady; good 70 choice, $: 65@4 "
81 75S4 25
Sheep-Recepts, 45S shipments, 22; steady
az 25.
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Proposals viii be received by the Arkan-
sas Valley Agricultural society from brass
bands to furnish music during four days of
our fair, Sept. II, p, % and 2t. Address
proposals to the undersigned up to | o'clock
p. IN Sept. II, 1856. ID. A. MITCHELL,
u35-tf Secretary.
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To take half interest in well established
dry goods and grocery business located in
one of the best towns in Sumner county
stock will invoice between five and six thou
sand dollars. Address dry goods, EAGLE of
flee, Wichita. dl0i-Gts
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Choice residence lots in Hintons addition.
Large fruit and shade trees. Only three
blocks from Douglas avenue. One and half
blocks from the Third ward school house.
For sale cheap, one-third cash, balance on
time at per cent. interest. Apply soon Us
they viii not be long on the market. 2. Y
Healy d:O-tf
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Feeding Steers for sale

Two hundred head of 3-yearold grade
short-horn steers, coed style and colors;
will weigh eleven hundred or more. Address
Geo. Z. Rhodes. Anthony, Kan. d.sws2tf