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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24
FOREIGN.


Praeaieing EnGliaA VslanfeeRs.
LnwDux. Angus 23--PuFsuAnt 20 IN
sfruetians from ths War Of1se ths Va
fious Ganarais Of Ne array ia the dis
tricts have ordered Voiunte1fs % pIae-
tics pinket duty and Be In raadineas =
uanlf Fia1ina dnfiaa the ensuinE M1S1mn
rrannqvras Eack ValanteeF is 70 Be
suupliea With t0safg ball cartridges
IA 4 uadsrsiood that tAts Acflon =
taken unaer lhe expeoianc5 % ~
uewai o. he dynamita oatFaaea 411 tns
Iriah disorsiar tn tks nortnsEn and MD
die touna of Rnelsnd.
They - Nsf Eake d.
Ioxnax, AnR. zs.--Al tae asaei weekiy
uuenatnn o. aba execaliVe oonncli OF Ne
soeialistie Lsaaue to-day tie 1oiloWine
ruaolution Waa adopesds
Rssolssd, that tbe ocunen sxpttsses
IA ahharfanss % tba eowax1lY eunouga
~ - vavsrnmnEs 81 Elitnsis in paas1ns
ssntancs of masdef aaaiast 1en sne
have proRsd their sympAany uiis tas
FsaaI6ly thsy VIVA
VrrtunrA fB. C.1, Aua. -. --Ihs PRES
80 81 fhs Minister of A4rine ana
Flshsrisa IL Yt-1oKia = eezzse upon -
a. arews 81 t1s sstnea e8aaeEa - ~
enmuka1na hefuFa him Eha m4itak =
lanked ASA here a. maat an3i0ua- AAe
eIaiu, tkss tha AmsFie4ug e1a sxercl1
esntrnl esaf Watsss stttg - ees1nsF
rnlIan fssz lnnd Is ioakea e1 = ansafs,
and ahs Qaaazlsn b aAAed NA3 aa@t
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

LospoN, Aue. &-Ths French fssl-
inn favoEa Prince Alsxander'a . deposition
because the Prince IL German. FFench-
nen hops that Russian ao1iea tn the
emsrReney my embroh shs cgntfal
Earopean powers. Nobody Ia Paris
believes that thesa powers eonnixsd na
Primes Aiexnnderas sxpalsicn-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

Luspos, Aug. z3-Pafnell,a amend
ment e ne sdarsss n reply . tha
Qusen's apssoh. i substantially ~ fel-
loWE
We hamblF aas4Fs y9aF Maiasly thst
ws fear thst, owing % tie heavy faH -
prieas 81 aq, isutfufai plodaefs, ths
arsztnat dif1eaIfF Wil - exBsrieussd
dufina tae oaminR Winisz - iEian tan-
aut farmers il tie payment 81 tAa
press1t Fenia MaEy via bs uuaola -
pay, aod uamelols 0sietioog aud oo1-
hssaiioas q rztia Vssted 10 the
tenanfs b. rs iand aes % 1881,
VIII fciioW, c3uAinG wtdeapEaao
ssfasrIna ard endanzsrinR fhe
rnainte1anoa q s1eiai ofdsr. We
daQFsoate any afsanpt 80 tEaaefsF f1s
10 &aa % ane is1niiiAq % BAY Nan4,
fFyn ne ognsrs 81 inmd e shs taxpay-
sra - Grsat h1isin and iFsiand - alT
sxtsuaon nf efa.s a.9Istaaee - par.
Gnaas 90 . ha1is e rents ard Whaa
press an hiahssls - thsy ere uow,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24
ALEXANDER 1EPOsED.
The BnIgarian PrInce De-
Rrfvea Of his Threne.
Exas o. A1nzAzDEzas DErazzIux.

Aa4 o. A&34kNDN8n D4E044L1uAs
I,aHpoN, Aua. N-A dispafsh from
SODA. Bolanzia. dated 6afnrday, saya:
TIE popmlaen and the troops quArteFad
ln tte eattfal, surrounded ahs palaes
this meFnfnR. Pnnos AiexandsF abai-
cat q and Wna esosrled over kha franfier.
TheEs vas no disprder. Ihe popnIaes
tham aassmbIed and Adoptad q raanin-
ton pFaFlnR the Car 20 es-extsnd his
sVmpsthy % the bulaarian peapia. The
a1sembiaRs then prooeedad ao The palaea
Of the Rnsainn azsnt and aubmittad %
him the resolution, ali knaalinR. Tbs
agent assured them that fha Car waa
krie8dig disposed % them
nov I'M DHRoaErIoE Vas k1coaErz1saRD.
A dispatch fEom Vienna to the TTnes
coufains iha foiIswing:
Pxlnae Alexandsr uas depaasd b q
eonspikaey. he was escorted 20 Widlin
ID koRZania. A diaDaaah from Bnaha.
1hat al the news from Bulgaria comes
at present through oi1cial sources. and
thai no pFivate person Il allowed %
enter o. leave Bulgaria. The telegraph
lines, the dispatch adds, haEe all been
|I20IIAr
he deposition d told ag follows. KaaE-
veiof, fhs Prime Minister, eafersd the
paaaee af Sofa and explained 10 Prince
Alexander that ths p1blio opinion Of
Bulgaria was dissatisfied with his poliuF
and demanded his deposition AIexan-
der aaids = 80 ne frisndss ! 0annot ~
aist."
Puhlis mesiinRs have been held ID
Sofa and kastohuk. and in ali Of them
the proclamation Of the change Of gov
ernment vas received with favor. Ths
paople rai0ioa over She estsp, which,
thsy sag. ends an int0lsrAhls situation.
The BulRarians are persuaded thai Rua
eiaWill nov assist fhem 20 c0nsumnats
tha uninn. which they think Il ia TuK-
keys design 10 frustsate.
Alexander uas taken eompisiaiY By
snrprise. He vas astouaded at the
sudden burstinR Of the plot upon him.
kaaEveloA had managed the Whala
affair with aneh secrecy that the oniy
Indication Of the coming storm vas the
mutinons spirit notioeable among the
troops. AloxaRdeF had foEbidden the
eiFuulaiion Of papers among them
which openly declared that be WAS the
only obstacle 10 the union, bat his or
deEs 10 this regard were not obeysd
The affection Of the oommon people for
AlexandsF personally Fsmains undi
miniahed.
A telagFam from Bucharest says that
the Roumanians are very much ex.
cited over the Bulgarian crisis King
Charles Is personAlly presiding over 8
special meeting Of the Oabinet hastily
convened. and PFince BFelanio is re-
turning home from GoodFa with all
possible speed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

EoFIA, Auq. 23.-Ihe governments
proclamation announcing the deposition
Of Alexander and th8 reasons therefor
declares that be rendered great services
on The Geld ef battle, bat that political.
u be had too little regard Tor BulgaFiasa
position as elav State and the main-
tenance Of relations With Russia. His
deposition on this account vas necea-
eary.
oEH aARnrsox FAETErUL 10 AIKxkNpKn.
BUazAnEsT, Aug. z.-Advioes from
Sofa say that ~. Karavolof, Of the
provisional government, realizing that
pabiie sen4iment remained favorable 90
Prince Alexander. caused q circular 70
be distributed among the people, called
the ministerial list, containing the
names Of prominent men Of all parties,
Who. the document declared, we're Ia
the movement. the purpose being 70
oauno the belief that the government
vas receiving general support. The
garrison af ehunala remains faithful 10
Prince Alexander and refuses TO feeog-
niza the provisional government. a
number Of BulaAFians and prominent
Russo phobists have already fed 20
Roumania- Ths fuaitives include in
their namher many Russian nihilists.
Who were serving as officers on the Bul-
eaFian hottilla. It is nov believed thai
Prince Alexander 10 confined IN moa-
asteFy near SOFIA. 10 h ramored that
Premier kaEAVoloH has been placed un-
der arrest. Only certain kinds Of tels
grams for Rassia are permitted 10 leave
Bulgarian teFritory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24
~ rss sups shs wAols PasiA,
=. rsA,ns.. .na s.......

AoEDox. AnE. A-Ths latsst sspiees
fEomd apan sizAa lhaa tha rissinr huiua q
she CAinese and Jspaness a. NsrasaRi.
gas eaased b hEhl between eirhtsen
C1i1ess sailuEs and the japanese polios.
y uas oase e simply dissrlerly csn-
d1ct nn the part o. tic naiaara, and an
aitelga 10 sappzess Il - ths poliua.
Ei21tson @en wsra killed and thrae
eundred Noon1ad. mosf e ths iniuEsd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

FoE Sale.

tA AeRRs or FIRST CLASS
= ..osed lard orchard. good house
MA VITA thfpe aae stresrns a va
i.sa.n& tAFoawh Il. There are two
~ N.le oa tha p,aea win A nhnnd-
Ne hssi hrice cisy IN fhs coun-
nasi desirahls plsoe. with rood
NeaiARa niafanoe froIn Reaftie
=. isls than four nilloA SitaAtegl
-. AtelI west az Milton noinA Ad
GEoR0E t5ORFKiA
win g y bowman. Opposite the
l4alY hidck poef Ofilca hox asa
amq
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

IoNDoa, Anz. 2-rhs uinislsEalists
admit thai the aepositiOn OF Prinoe
Alexander Is 9 matter Of exffame
gravity, bat say that even II 4 b proved
thai Russia insliRsted TIE usossment. Is
viii Be diEHealt for KnRland 70 snt1rfsrs
escAane Il 10 ReneRaiiy assuened thas
AuslFiA end Gsrmany anquissos IN Alex-
andsrss s0erthEoBs u ts cons1oafeo irs-
pro6abla b tha Conservatives thai tue
govsFnmsnl win safer protest - the
matter.
Tha eosarnmsat has been reliably in-
formed that Prtncs AiGEEn4ef ts 1fe
and vel - RsamGata.
N va 70 rnnszavR xEn KusszkN an
ESAaCn.
IonDsz. Aae 8-DsGssrA RaaEiAn
Forsizn alinisteE, 80 is roe so3sara-
ne q FrAnzsnsead, viii g is s1atsd,
alnsasa iz.ms1iai4iy xisil B1amarek and
Knluoky. Tka upin3an ts Re&eEsi haEs
thaa 0srmAny nsd Austri4 - q waflal
aRGeemans aaeEiGcsa Princs Aisx4noeE
a. Ba1zaEiM ~ orfer - praaeFVe ~
aliiAHna uiln Russia 80 tha exPtn14 q
Raeinna R1hlia epini&a ia 6arm4ny
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

LsoNDcx, Aaa @.-The Marquis Of
Salisbury returned 20 London shis mogn.
ing. He has had long int. Fvieu With
The Earl Of Iddlesleiah, foFeiRn ulinis-
ter. The c9ap defsf in Bulgaria vas
eomplete surprise 20 both the ministers.
The seaaTitiea affected by ths AEst re-
oeipl Of the neRs from Sofa are noW
recovering.
TER NKwa N KxoLAzD's RonKIas oETIcn.
LoNDoH, Ana. 8.-The neWs Of Prince
Alaxander's disposition was received at
the British FOREIGN O1ios yesterday.
The 4 n of Iddesleigh, Foreign Minis
Ter, went during the evening 20 the Of
dee and diapAiehsd messengers With
the news 10 all The Cabines Ministers
knoun 10 be IN the city, and sent spsoial
oouFiers % Salisbury ~ Hatfield
HOUSE. There has been arsat activity
"a The Foreign OdlOe al day. and al
NEST = oontinaoas telegraph eommuni-
cation has been kept up with The for
Oian capitals.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

sr. PErKnsBUaa, Ane. She Nee
sesqsr pahiishea an oiaeiai eommnnioa-
ton today, stating that the Felatioas
betwsen kasaiA ana the other powers
remain unaitsred.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

kAnzss A1E. za---Ehe transport Afns
sailed from Touio1 o. Ssisrdsv for
MaFtiniqna loaded with eanvists. So
returned yeseafoaT and reported thai
the eonsicts had rsvolied and tried 30
gain po1se1.ion cf tie snip. that tuo
eannon y ded With graps had bsen
nred e the mutlneers and that many of
them had been killed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-24

LozDsE, AuG. S8.-Dirpatshas from
Iieatain slals tAat The Ohineao govern
msnt has deeided b diapatah troops %
The neiRhhaFhsod 0e PoEt LazarBa a.
precautionary measure against ahe re-
ported desiga e Rassia % ssi1s that
uinna
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06

Good common linen. s. inches wide, f0r pc.
5o inches Wide. z5c.
ss inch DalassE patterns only &c.
90 lachss vide fancy borders. for only sc
c0 inches vide mscy red borders only 9c
worth Jc
6o inches vide. yefy handsome tanssk patterns
ollv sc.
Very wide and good quality dsmask al linen
beautiful patterns, only isc.
Exira heavy and very wide bleach damask. beau
ulul patterns, for the extreme low price Of ooc.
per yard.
Very fine and extra wide slesch damssk, in
bleach and cream. u great variety in pat
tern-. Tor only 7sc per yard This quality sold
everyw here for one dollar per yard.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06

No matter Row induced. or how long standing.
Z, restores 70 pe-iect health The YOCSG. MIDDLE
AGEp aui Old. This sPErlYrc g. reliable. has
never fsred. or ever VII issl. 20 CURE SPEEDILY
sad thoroug giy.every case when used ~ directed
ard The advice gwen iss'rictiy adhered 70 Il Is
covenien, q, form. pleasant % take, sad does
nc interfere with Business pursuits EndOused
~ thousands Who have gsed 70 Be sure you
obtain DR.. Deii-s Medical Discovery. aud
tsEe no other. Your druggists vii orier Il for
7-l % noto 10 sale. or by nsn on receip, o. Price
one Dollsr. Three 20 ave package viii cure
,-sfInrta rsses th.t have resisted every other
f-rm 9f f-sstmeut. Prepared Only -.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06


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Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06

Brown Hall +. TO-. LARGEST ana most eie-
sait stock q horse blankets and flr robes
In Tire stale
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06

Cfam CAoaler .o,ia9 st S-e Yofk oyster
House = T.. Wl>fHE-i. Prop.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06

Llr-e styles -l-z Netkwea- i -eks, Bows
aud o.ans Ties. -.ersll patterns o. B.. cents.
0I4Nr CL1Eal>. toHrA2t.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06

Best 75 cent Jacket in tine city. fancy
col1rs GI.~r CL0ruISG COuPASl.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06

All kinds 0f Game ia season. III Monroe
g. r J. DErrENTHALEK.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-06

The best value in Cardigan Jackets is
f3lud IN oars AZ g. and 4 50
GfAsr CfoINfSG COMPANY.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-19

The real estate firm Of Snively & White
have Dissolved by mutual cselssnt. Mr.. E
". Wuhito viii continue business at ths Old
stand and Devote his attention to the hand
ling Of real estate, loans, etc.
The above appeared in the Daily Beacon Of
the 10th inst. By ih publication many are
led to believe that have gone out 6 bos-
ness. Not -. am still At the old stand ia
Main strseA A proper dissolution notice
viii b published when ell debts due me and
due from the firm to others, and our yearly
leass between Snively & White with Jud
H9rington for the front rooms Of the Her
ringtoa building arc all properly adjusted l
am now doing business for myself, and Ar
WIlhite for himself All former patrons VII
find me as strict and attentive to business as
ever. have charge OF the books and ell
former financial transactions are well known
to me. All matters pertaining to any such
will be answered by me promptly, aad re-
member you viii always find the Restless
and sleepless" member Of the old firm on
deck and doing business for himself.
dlC6-lt J. r. SyIvELY.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-19

The ST. Louis, Fort Scott and Wichita in
connection with the Missouri Pacific railway
will sell round trip excursion tickets as fol-
lows:
To Kansas City Sept, 18th to 18th, at S6.33
with 50 cents additional for admission ticket
to fair grounds The Fort Scott train for
Kancas City leaves Wichita 500 p. "a. Three
hours later than the Santa Fe train and ar
rives at Kansas City 6:l5 a. IL. Making the
run two hours and forty minutes quicker
than the Santa Fe. Has an elegant through
free reclining chair car, also Pullman sleeper.
To Knights Teinplar triennial conclave at
ST. Louis September 18th to goth at rates as
low as the lowest In this connection it
should be remembered that the Wichita COM
mandry knights Templar have contracted to
go in body to St. Louis over the Fort
Scott and Missouri Pacific roads Join the
procession and go with the Knights.
TO ST. Louis fair, October End to Sth, at
one fare for the round trip.
To Quaker meeting at Plainfeld, Indiana
Tickets will be sold to Plainfield, Danville or
Indianapolis, Indiana, Sept. 9th. 7th, 10th
and 11th at S21.0
To Quaker meeting at Richmond, Indiana,
September 10th, 11th, 18th and 18th $500.
For tickets and other information apply to
EASmith, commercial agent, 1G9 Main street,
or at depot Office, First and Wichita streets.
c. p Rector, d. +. & z. Agent, d96-tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-19
Si0,30.,

Friends meeting at tirsJ war! school house
in west room up stairs. Sabbath school at
9:45. Meeting for worship at II O'Clock. A
Cordial invitation to the public.
First Baptist-The pastor, Rev. w. f.
Harper, viii preach at Ii a. III. Sunday
school at 2:3o ?. III. Col. Eogelanti, the
friend OF the neglected boys OF the street,
viii speak at the close of Sunday school At
7:;}o p. III. the ladies OF the Mission society
will hold harvest horne service. All cor
daily invited to these services
North EaptiSt-Rev. j. G. WasTincr viii
preach today % a. Ia and 1:30 p II. in
the school house OF North Lawrencu avenue
st. Johns Episcopal-Sunday school at
$3.50 4. III. Morning prayer and sermon by
the rector. on Books" ct II q. i'll. Alto
solo, by Mrs Bell, and quarsette otfer:ory
Evening prrlv"r and sermon by the rector on,
'.How to get Work." at s p. m. Ofertory
soprano 500 by .ilss Zeal tn This day when
SO many are ont of work, ai,6 20 one knows
when he may be out Of work, all should hear
the rectOTs evening seInion.
Empor:a Ave. Il. E.-CcTner Morris street
and Emporia ave. Sunday school at $50 a.
N. Preaching by Rev. n. L. Harmon, the
pastor, at 1899 n. IN. and $50 p. III. Class
ject for the morning discourse, 'COnver-
sion" Evening discoar>t. The Agony of
Christ. A cordial Invitation is extended TO
all
Evangelical Lutheran-Scrvices at. opera
house at 1899 q. m. Sunday school, 2:30 p.
m; services at Greenwich, 2:3G p. IL.
Plymouth regational-Corne, of Sec
ond and Lawrence avenues; j. II. Parker,
pastor. Preaching at II a. m and 80 p IA
Sunday school at $3.50.
Olive Congregational-Rev. j. E. Piatt
Sunday school secretary, will preach in the
Io"-ni"~. and at the MayioWer Congrega-
tonal in tho evening.
tresoy oyUe,.au-ounday school at $3.50 a. n.
Preaching by the pastor at | 4. 70. Session
meets at l045 for the reception OF members
Young peoples meeting at $50 p. m. At $50
Col Alex Hogeland will hold a meeting in
the interest of the neglected youth of the
country. This will be union service, and
all are invited The lecture OF Col. Hoge-
land will be illustrated by pictures of street
scenes taken from real life among the poor
boys Of our large cities.
First NJ. f. church-on Lawrence avenue,
Rev. 7. S. Hodgson pastor. Preaching at
1890 q. N. and 7:30 p. n. Glass meeting
ga. m, b. ID. Allen leader. Sunday school
2:30 p. IN, w. 4. Stanley superintendent.
Young peoples meeting $50 p m All are
cordially invited.
Christian church--corner of Second and
Market streets Preaching at II a. m, and
8 p. m, by Elder Hendryx. Sunday school
al 9:;5U a. IN. Childrens Mission Band VIII
meet ct 4:30 p. m. Seats free, strangers
especially welcome to all services. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening.
Christian church - corner Lincoln and
Lawrence streets. Preaching at p II. by
Elder Payne. Sunday school at 5 p. IN.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-19
Notice.

Mrs. Blackburn & Van Dorm, studio at 223
Douglas ave, will give instructions in cameo
oil painting all hours in the day, Luster paint
ing Mondays, kensington Tuesdays, china
Wednesdays, Arasene Thursdays, Friday,
ribbon work, Flowers and moleska, Saturday
French decorating. Order work speciality.
Call at our studio and investigate. Agents
wanted. dlO2-l0t
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-19
Take the Frisco Line

For the st. Louis Exposition. Double daily
trains run solid to st. Louis, and the only
limo that can offer this unsurpassed service
Pullman sleeping cars on trains leaving
union depot every morning at 9:.25, and ele
CANT free reclining chair care On trsins isav.
ing every evening at 9:2O For tickets etc,
call at Frisco ticket Office 1l9 n. Eain s.. OF
at union depot.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-19
Take The Frisco Line

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 Oh trains leaving union
depot every morning az 9:25, and elegant
new reclining chair cars on trains leaving
every evening az 9:30. For tickets, ETC., call
at Frisco ticket Office, 1l9 n. Main street, OF
at union depot. 105tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-19

4 cortlia: invitation is extended to every
body to visit our dry goods headquarters, 1872
Main street, where viii be on exhibition the
handsomest display of ladies', misses and
children's wraps, shawis, dress goods, trim
mings, blankets, iiannels, yarns, etc, to be
seen in the city. LARIMER q STINSoN.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-19
So,rct;,in. Special

In Norwich. the young railroad center
choice business lots from one hundred and
thirty dollars upwards. Terms, half down,
balance on time.
Two railroads already there, a third pro
jected Great demand for buildings.
For particulars call upon, or write to
F. w. HAWKES..
d97-12.* Norwich Hotel, Norwich.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-19
Kansas City Interstate Fair.

The Fort Scott road will sell round trip
tickets to Interstate Fair at Kansas City,
September 18th to 18th, tickets good to re
turn until September 10Th, at one fare for
round trip. Elegant reclining chair cars
free, and Pullman Sleeper, leaving Wichita
at s p m. arriving at Kansas City 6:l0 a. m.
without change of cars. Train returning
leaving Kansas City 9:2O p. IN. arriving in
Wichita o:15 a. m Tickets on sale at 100
Main street and depot at Second and Wichi-
fa streets Ogj-tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-19

Two boot blacks on Douglas cvenue after a
little scrapping match and attracted quite a
crowd. Tom Mcnamara came along aud
taking whip from the hand of hack
driver applied it to the shoulders of the COM
batants AMI broke I'D the meeting
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-19

In willow ware we have a splendid assort
ment OF round and square hampers of differ
ent sizes, round AID square work and waste
baskets, different sizes of birch bark baskets
for waste and scraps, end also for parasols
and umbrellas, etc Call 8. IA Main and see
The Fair 10G-3t
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-19
For. Scott RaiIraad.

On Sept. 10th and 18th, the Fort Scott
railroad will sell round trip tickets to IN
dianapolis at rate of S2100. And on Sept.
10th, 11th, 18th and 18th to Richmond, Ind,
at $500. Elegant reclining chair cars
through to Kansas City AMIDST. Louis with
out change. Elegant Pullman sleeper on
evening train to Kansas City. Choice of
lines from Kansas City and st. Louis and
close connections made with all traius.
Tickets on sale and information regarding
routes and accommodations cheerfully given
at city ticket Office, 109 Main street, and
depot ticket Office, Second and Wichita
street. d90 tt
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-19

Persons desiring to attend the grand
Knights Templar Triennial Conclave at st.
Louis. should remember that Wichita Com
mandry so in body over the Fort Scott
road Others desiring to go can, commenc-
ing Saturday morning, September 18th, get
round trip excursion tickets at my Office, lo9
Main street. Rates as low as the lowest.
dl05-2t f. A. SMITH,
COnl'i ACT No Pac Ry
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-19

Customers and friends-Come and leave
your packages and bundles with Us while at
the fair this week and We will be glad to care
for them for you. Plenty Of room and will
give you checks for same. Come and make
yourself at home and rest. 147 N6ln street.
"'rha Fair 1O6-6t