davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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His Vinegar .

"A hurried grocersgave acountry man
! jug Of coal a9il instead of a jug of
vinegar for Which he had asked. Sev-
eral days afterward, when the country
man came back, the grocer said: =
! ''My friend, l have an apology 8 to
make to you9 = ,
"How?"
"Why, the other day when you were
in here gave you coal oil instead of
-vincgar.M G s-.t ,..s47, IT
L;s''Wall, IN bo blamed EFF that rtlon't'
splain 1t. When we poured some o
the stuff. a.-the turnip green's wife,
lowed that it tasted quar- but I lowed
that it was because she had been down
with chills. Yas. an I now un'erstan':
er nuther thing: | split some on me
an er mint afterwards l drapped a lit,
match. on my britches an IN be dinged
eff didn't thinkzId. burn up. fore 1
could shs,ek 'em otf:ssI thought that it
wuz the caperinest vinegar ever seed
but didn't find 'nothin' quar- in the
taste 'cept it want sour er nuff.-4r--
tausa Trauelerp,3 -. ), a.. >.
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Matin JOYS.

How sweet when day is done -
And rest you think you've won
And will enjoy at night,
You see the bed-bugs creep
And bite you in your sleep,
Instead OF sleep-you light.
-IEatertoo Observer.
How sweet when you arise,
Beneath the morning skies,
After 4 a'sleepless night, II,
Andfeel you're almost kilt"
And yet the fire amt built
1t amt a hopeful sight
You're hungry as bear
just troused4qom out its lair,
And crosser yet bet;
The work hour draweth nigh,
You MUNICH piece of pie,
And that's bout all you get.
--Goodulrs Sun,
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Misled By the Name.

"Who is dat man Talmagc we hear
so much about?' asked Flatfoot Jones
the other day.
"Why, don't you know9" said
Brother Snow. "He am de great
Brooklyn preacher.
'.Preacher?' exclaimed Jones, II
thought he war comic lecturer.
s'Why, Brudder Flattoot?'' - /:
:. 'Kase dey calls him de wit
Talmage. "-Teras !sitttMgs.
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Swearing Of.

First Student-..Let us turn over 8
new leaf and quit drinking:' ~
Second Studcnt--s'I' m with you.
.'Well, then, it is understood from
now on that if either of US goes into q
saloon he,pays quarser.'
''AH right, but what will we do with
the money!"
"spend it for drinks, of course" y
Terns Siftia1s,
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repeat. in melancholy tones. one text
from the Scripture that was his coun.
gel Tor both lives. a&,te 9igI -sut,
/: +"Woe to thee, oh land, when thy
king is child ''fl .-'@. So ~ e '-is'~ :
''"And let all the people say: * a.
"Amen!"s : .1ese.as.,.. ss.zs,s s.,
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After a change of government three
felons received q free pardon On re-
ceiving intimation of the fact, one of
them spoke up: why, what have we
done, should like to know, that we
should be turned off like this in the mid
die of winter?"
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,A,REPoR1ER,. ON DUTY. x..,.
A Story for-.YounR Men Who Longa
p. for ;FOurn n lana s.. o..

A Story for.tYounR Mon Who Lon0
| . Sar for iISurnaltsm. ..s
For reasons not necessary to state,
the subject of'this story lives four miles
from is'place Of Business. During the
regent labor troubles his duties were
aot more operous than usual He was
told to. come to his, Office one day. at
foon. = Then he was ordcead to 90 to
}he scene of the strike. and there, in
the dust and facing almost every con
ceisabls object, be stood. climbed. ran
and walled. over railroad ties, over
cars. across lots, up stairways and into
places where men were consulting ON
private business. when he told his
mission he was abused or given to un-
derstand that it, was none of his bus
mess. He persisted, and by putting bis
ear over!a keyhole and9pulling at tverv
man, woman and child he succeeded
IN gathering Some threads of infornla-
ton. '-''-
I 1t was night when. he turned his foot
steps toward his office. He was.
thungry and dusty and dry But he
was expected to come to his post. He
sat down alta desk and wrote until
midnight putting the threads. together
which he had picked up during the
day. There wasaa little woman in a
homc, four miles away who sat down to
attable alone and partook Of the dainty
meal she ,had prepared for him With
her own hands, When it was cold she
knew he would not come She had
Eplacedsthe hstlbstphe inzthe crib and
had eaten her dinner witknoj comp5an-
ion about her .saye the measured
strokes OF a pendulum-an they grew
E;louder and louder at each stroke. A
I little later she prepared a lunch and
left it on tas taMslaAE~6ht Bos,sM BgH.
When he had finished his work on the
I,the dhty'of fhestfay His Superior 81 MM MM LII III
would have to ask hHfimn to 90 over on
the north Side to the city limits and
look upa ease which had been re-:
ported 3 = .-z=sf. :. .s4t 4 = t1aS5 =
Y 1t was nearly O'clock when llies came
back and it was 81 O'Clock when lie
finished this assignment. Hes had 90
wat fora car twenty! nlinutesz:slF slFhenl
|. he arrived at home.it was AGO.. He sat
down to .the table where tenderahands
had prepared the luncheon. Daylight
and the thunder of the city had met. for
fanother contest when be went ;, to his
rest. Before, doing this .hes pinned a
note on the babv's crib, addressed. to
his wife. asking her to. cali him at 10
A. NJ, as, he had an assignment at II.
The little one opened It's eyes and held
up its hands for a kiss. The man, aetu-
ally hsaHpo time to give it, but he. did,
and then' ran away. The, young man
had been working in that way-no ex--
nlg5ggeration--for l5g one, two, three and
live years, Nobody ever calls him a
laboring man.. and when. the other day.
L heard him tell his story, which
know to be true, the man to whom. he
old it said; You are fool to do it,
|. The man answered, But if L didn't
10 it, dhere, is another fool who would. y,
| CHICAGO ,HeralH. .5 -.
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The Presidential Example,

A Massachusetts spinster is quoted
as writing ex,,ltingly: Thank God
for Grover Cleveland! His example
has aroused the manhood of Massachu-
setts. Last evening l received my first
offer. OF marriage. "'-Waterbu,y finer
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II, Small boy dialogue at a Boston circus:
"Say Patsy, which would you rather,
that the hippitypottern1ouse was run
min after you or the ryeHowserhoss"
s:By gofly, Mike. I'd rather it was the
kangaroo, cause ! could get inside and
ride. III M
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The Medicine Gave Great'satis-


si,sA yeung How, wearing a,btitheseme
smile and a seersucker ceat,scame out
of the: st. Nicholas at Cincinnati yes
terday ,aftern oop, and, rushing. up to, a
professional. Looking ing gentleman pass.
emg by. said: c.s Why. Doctor: I'm
deucede sglad~;to:%s yoa. l. want ITO
thank you for that medicine you pre-
scribed Tor me- 50; "
! SIT helped YOU, aiaitps / the, pe, old gen
Hleman lbeamingly inquired.
st helped me wonderfully"
"How many bottles. did you find it
necessary to take" 50 f9 s'li Z
q + "Oh, / didn't take any Of it. My
uncle took one bottle and am his sole
heir. y" Cincinnati Commercial Ga
> 81.
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Southern watermelons now cost $3-S1 for
the melon and 81 for the Observation-Disclosures
phia Cal.
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80 HluGll 10 see nSF SlStef, InOugnu
nothing would hinder herl'' .
y 81 know 1T; she Hasn't seen Mrs.
King for three years, but Marian went
|sand asked tive girls; and the-brother
M Que Of 'eta.. 50 como this week
sand stay I'll. alter the Fourth and
Mis- Phelps swasnss goin' to leave -'e,ll
L there alone -to. raise. hudy; Besides
that, her rhiredgirl' ain't competent to
do for company, Bnt that's thefash.
Jpn: the children rewl nova, days. I
Hhel thankful to goodness every day
that. want never beguiled into the
married state. and l haven't got no
youngsters a-walkin' over me, and q
maxim Ia do6r mat OF me! Not but
what might be like Miss, Perkins, to
|. be- sure, if Isd Had a nephew, thanks
ped in there, t'other day., and ii that
woman wasn't ,li.a- ggoinss round the
keepin-room on al. Tours, with
her sisters boy astride oteher hack,
and she. a-shyin Z Oh do stop, Sam.
my! Pm SO etirslp, And he a-whippin'
-pf her up, nnt asscreamin',-G Go long
hossy! 60 TeargE And she did go long,
tht I picked Him a,pH with jerk, and,
sats3lm down hard on the highest
chaHs My! AidenH ale hollerl and
;Hs Me,n't shTaessa' S. Butt I'm glad u done
That night b1rs. Brown detailed all
that she had seen and heard IN her
round of calls, to her husband,
as they sat together by the
study FIRE. His face, cleuded dnrkiy,
but he did not Tell lslaer what heavy
thANg gifts pierced hhe future, and saw,
asA q visloh, Impending trouble q ior
the tanG and the people that beloved.
AL thattfte did, when his reyerie was
ended was 50 draw asdeep sigh, and
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THE CHILD. XII c.
ssastd.s,s alIlnl

J ~ tosmos s,s 81 pply Mrs
Brown q lsr sad and hasds
/ nsiehbor. Y$ts n6i M
recitation. 8 na teihs sea and ias6a Id I.
sot tos Sa 81 ula goh wos ] PKG d
/ to drive ~ MI sss' 'your Amt Baet.5
! -. i'd d
s'oh, j sispuld. ever 40 much! -Ras,a
I Doll has got TO 60 ton picnic tp-mor-
row afteEnbon, and Il ',,ssttaks mse the
whole 81 thspiso orning D non her white
dress. ! q 81 Tut llli ZOE M It. washed <epf1
hung out;;s and th ere's biscuit t0 !
makeTsha wants 'enfresh. sAnds y: s,::
.Ohmother! .ss.i A ~ EaJ
Thsyondasan sissel lhedodx hsg
open, and HI bounced a y oqng sill Qf1
twelve, with the assurance and poise
offorty, dressed il q braided costume
that implied q week hard work from
somebod herlight hair banged onlher
,owforehead. cheap rings an q bracelets
shining onher fingers and arms, q gilt
necklace round her sallow throat. over
q frill ofimitation lace, her hole ali.
pert, 4faWddr;y, and disagreeable. She
barely nodded ia the minister's wife
and went ap in = loud voice, aSeyl Lals
celle sayA 1'dohSn to hayeSoms liteM
pies and soqe .cyaan ekes beside tie
biscuit, ss nm home II, tell yoa.H
Poor MFs pters faeesfe ss:s ,sss:,sl
Il don't SsalllyIS q ! ssah hsv
It's quae Ria0e of waEk to malss q,
them q ah kas IdaS nan lpmel
pie cruz at1 Ahsl dpis'ffor ehass riesk q
"oh, but IIwant thseream t.s , eakes!s k q I 4
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-18
<. Iouts t,rair and P,oauce.

=. LOUIS. August I :
Flour-tlUet, Hnchan-e,I; Xxx 81 -iQs2 81, family
81 1902 81; choice 81 st@3 u: fancy, 50 ies3 50;
extra fancy, s. SJ13 b5; patent, 81 GOA p
wheat-StrDng and h!galr early, then declined t2fs
* then recovered but again declined and closed the
same yesterday;
Sales ranged; No. , red cash. 737s So August,
81 september, opened 595s@S closing g,SsOctObes
sIi4@.I: closing SIS; Nov. sale@S5W;
Corn-Irresuar and quiet. September closed >
lower. but other months were the yesterday
Sales ranged: mixed cash ~ aid Sept, Aa<fcie5s.
closing 4fs-S; October, 4i5e4I2-, closing ~.
OatsVeEy dull and easier cash 2is23j4; October
PTS.
Rye-Better. 5f15; Sep. so.
BareyNc market;
Lead-Duii; refined 81 90 chemically hard: 81 81
Futter-Nuiet; creamery, ils-9; dairy. I5e,l6.
Ecls-Firm. %sslec.
Whiskey-STeady; - O.
PORK STEADY; so -.
Lari-Firm. ST ~.
Receipts Flour. 30: wheat, poo; corn, 50,tss:
cats. s5.U,s7 we, 600; barley. 500.
Shipmenjs-flour. 90. wheat. 210to; corn, 62,9o;
oats. ilpA; rye. none barley. none.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-18
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO tram ana prOUuce.
CHICAGO. August H.
The foreign wheat markets were quoted nrner this
morning which gave an upward tendency the To-
cal market at the start. The fact that the visible
supply report was i,ja.es but less than had been
given out yesterday almost improved the situation
and September wheat began at 1s5s7ssl higher than
the close of yesterdays dealing. The market
~ ruled steady for awhile but under moderately
free offerings broke of slowly .73s and closed rs.
Corn began at ~ for Sept. which the highest
figures of the season. from which point the price
dropped off slowly 10 ia. rallied and closed shade
higher Provision were irregular, pork slosed
shade easier than yesterday bat lard again
stronger Flour steady and unchanged Wheat
strong and higher early but closed yesterdays figs
Flour steady and unchanged.
WheaJ-Sales ranged August, st:s61t9i5. closed
- September s.s 81 closed .sls; October. '9a.
G,s3 closed ,55s; No. Spring .o5 1854. No. red,
80
Corn active and easy bnt rallied and closed strong.
tember. ljk@s44l+, closed ISIS October, 4i5s@45a,
closed 451s.
oats~CasR. p, August IA; September 2@es3i.
closed 29l4; october, 2s5s, closed eyss
Rye-Steady, No. 2, cash, 50.
Bariey-Weak; No. , 60.
Flax Seed-Strong: No. l. 81 i2
Pork-Cash. 81 621e az g Septem, 50 500 30 closed
81 6114; October. 80 5599 50, closed 81 1.Ie@9 80
Lard-Firm; cash 81 ;pGs7 S2s; August, s. as.aale
closedsi 32l& September, s. aks' -, closed s. -;
October 81 6114.
Whiskey-Steady 81 -.
Butter-Firm; creamery, 16Gs2il.; dairy. lSSl614.
Egys-iuIec.
Hotatoes-Firm. 81 CoG2 o. per barrel.
Receipts-Flour, 1000; wheat. 62otO; corn. $1,000
oats 2ta,od0; rye, 1850; barley, 500
Shipments-FlOur, il.0U; wheat, iOU corn, ese9.ttC
oats 10000 rye, 100; barley. l,uU-
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-18
Kansas City Grain and Produce.


Flour-Seady; quotations in car lots Xxx. 15c; xxx,
81 6gl 70; patent, s. CS2 10; rye Hour, 81 sal 70.
Wheat-Receipts, i5,1oi shipments, 5.,n; il store,
$4,000; market weaker No. : red, cash, IS bid;
September 6s bid IS asked; October, ga asked May
- bid; 80 asked; No. : soft cash, ds bid.
Coru-Receipts, 1900; shipments, c:So in store,
So; October. 35=i; No. white. cash, IS Did, S63&
asked.
Oats-No. :. cash 27]t.
Rye-So. cash ~
Hay-Firm; fancy small baled, s. 80,
Mil stun-tluiet.
Butter-Steady; creamery fancy Is; good, - dairy,
Il; store packed. 10; common :.
Physically at Sl4c.
Corn Meal--Ireen. 50: dried, 60
Corn Chop-Bulk, -; sacked,
Snpstuff-t7t9j1c.
Bran-Buik, A.; sacked -.
Cheese-Fall cream 10; Tat, .Gs; Young America.
iule Kansas 5Gl7.
Poultry Steady; old hers. g %; old mixed. 81 -;
spring chickens, large. s. b small, 81 25@l 81.
Dried Apples, lGt5c; peaches, 3ta31ec-
Wooi-MIssour unwashed heavy me. l6.Sis; light,
tSG2; medium combng, 22r2+ coarse -Ds2l; low and
carpet 5&l7: Kansas and Nebraska heavy fine. l5et
light. I9L2: medium 2ly3: tub washed choice 3GSS5;
fine $i@35; dingy and low. 21a29.
Broom c0rn-Huri, ~ self working, Co., common,
s. crooked. }]3Lt
Hides-Dry fiint No J. u; No ,; II; bulls and stays,
3 dry salt No, 10 No. ; green salt, No. l. 81. No
> : green uucJred. No /. {. No = o calf l9S; sheep
pelts. dry, luGti2
Talow-No l. 3ia; No. ,. s.
Provisions-Sugar cured hams. l3breakfast bacon,
u; dried beef liz dry salt clear rib sides, So -
long clear S. 10; shoulders s. Coz short clear 81 5t
smoked clear rib sides 81 90: long clear, 81 short
clear, 81 20; mess pork, so 90; shoulders, 81 >; beef
s. -.
L.ari-Choice tierce. Sc IS.
FLAX -eg-ti-.-.rGtSt
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-18
New Kansas City Line.


Commencing Sunday August - the ST
Louis. Fort Scott and Wichita H. r., in
connection with the Missouri Pacific Railway.
will run daily q solid through passenger
train to Kansas City, consisting of baggage
car, coach. elegant free reclining chair car
and a regular Pullman sleeper.
The new train viii leave Anthony daily at
5:25 p H.. Wichita, 500 p. NJ; ElDorado.
$50 p. m: Eureka. II 90 p. m: Yates Center.
l2:30 q. M: Leroy l:15a. m. arriving at
Kansas City &. - a n.
Leaves Kansas City west bound at $50 p,
M: Leroy 2::0 a. "a: Eureka. 5:l1 a. m
ElDorado. $50 a. M: Wichita, SID q. m, ar
irving at Anthony Ii 90 a. III
st. Louis tickets viii be good via Kansas
City on this train
This new train leaves Kansas CITY after
the arrival of all trains from the east west
and northwest arriving at Wichita one hour
in advance OF the a, T. * ;. T. train Leav-
ing Wichita for Kansas City three hours
later than the A. T. & $ F. train and arriv-
Ing at Kansas City only fifteen minutes
later than that train and in plenty OF time
to allow passengers to take breakfast and
make connections for al points west. north
west and east. Please note there is no change
OF cars OF any class between points on St
Louis. Fort Scott and Wichita road and
Kansas City
The morning train viii continue to run be-
tween Anthony and St Louis via. Fl. Scott,
and will have free reclining chair car be
tween st. Louis and Anthony, For the ac-
commodation of chose who desire q sleeper
space viii be reserved IN the Texas and St
Louis sleeper. between Fort Scott and st
Louis for the travel which may 90 via. Fort
Scott c. 2 RECTOR,
d1G-Jt Div Pass Agt.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-18
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money Markets.


NEW YORK, August Il.
Government bonds duh and steady, state
bonds were quiet ard steady; railroad bonds quiet
and rather heavy. In.stocks there quiet trading
in the morning hours during which the market, al
though exhibiting weak. did no; yield any consid
cradle extent; after noon however. Union Pacific
was broken per and other active stocks a
fractional amount-s slight recovery followed on
comparatively duh tr aiding. but after o'clock the
entire list ended in unison until just before the close
when the pressure was removed. The market closed
quiet bat weak at about the lowest figure reached,
Every thing is lower on the active list tonight.
Money-oa call easier. ranging from 70 - per cent
closing at IS 10 -
Prime Nerchaatile Paper-i@5 per cent.
Sterling Exchanze-Steady and unchanged
Government Bon.is-Dull and steady.
State Bonds-Dull and heavy
The total sale of stocks today were 1851 shares.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-18
For Trade.

Horses. cows, wagons. bugyies. d Norman
stallion. stock 81 general merchandise. S25,ft'
stock ~ eiotnins, one i2korSe power engine
ard fircshin~ ln2CiNe. valuable Patent
rights shares IN ssvc-zl good sro-s tg In west
a-p Kansas several good FresrSptioc and timber
culture cisiIs in ne Garden CITY ias Ills J-ct
GDt town TferSy n 81 the eastern and southern
sssrcs also western Kansas la-d and great many
vcar. lots II western kansas towns all 70 trade for
oes s. 'chils improved farms Ia >estSEsck. But
a- t,5'V leg, sumner and Reno counties y III trade
FOR ;rGFa=ed iropeFJ. T5lrcc Sod tr1pE,vel farms
rent tor ssY y G max sEc-isFy II yrs..iiEe Il
lvg anything 20 t-G0' sell cEiD- Tie deScril
sos CGr cces we can St FcE ,gs.sis Taxn lot
6'- SSe credit Q1cu SO sssf iIlSlss avenue %,
San. t-cat r1G-l.- &ElAiA& : SAIiN.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-18
FOR SALE.

I&Oh sALE-A good surrey, set OF double carriage
= harness. about new, also fine 5yesr old pony
snd good milk cow For further information APP
- =. - d. fSss
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-18
Chicago 1--we Stock.

CHICAGO August Il.
Cattie-Receipts SO; shipments 1900; market
strong and active; good 70 choice butchers 81 $50
lG srocker5 s. 81 81 -; bulls anti msIet 81 1902 -
shipping steers. p lDGf ~ through Texas cattle
s. rsT3 IS,
Hoys-Rcceipts. 400; shipments LOO; market
strong; good butchers best heavy - = o. %
packing and sh:ppir. ss.9S25 light. = $685. 20
sheep Receipts, no shipments. 900: market
steal; natives, 81 % =: western. ~ Jcc 5. Tex
ans, = e1ts3 o.; lambs. - ulss,5 %
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-18

49, 1.s'----s
-REASrRT pEpATTa.t-,-T-


Washington. ,fuiy ~. 1sss
Whereas satisfactory 1atiEc Aas bcc. Transmitted
Il the tr,l;slrncr - f,e currency -ar rho szritsl
sssss az ti tasS National Park q cilsss = chsIa.
Kansas has ln Increased u. te sum q forty
rAffS.,ri tn{ssrS 49, ia ssr.2nge with iss ard
tse r9vfsc..- Of te st IL Ma f>s. end t.Gt the
whole amount slcl tlse-else has beE pix. in and
rIar tht. raIi IN cSui.Sf stock OF SAL bank nosr
1rsera-s 10 the SUN ~ che hui.re thousand dollars
(xAsslA
the ss.afe Na;.ofs Bans of Y chiE- Kansas. afore
saii. nas heen increased aforesa N the .Jm Of
fortyelyht thousand s.ol4rS sssns-4 thai said in
crease 81 capital has been paid i,4to said h&Dk
S-- Of the capital stock thereof and that the said
ingsase Of capital Is approved by lhe compt7uiler
OF the currency.
In witness whereof hereun;o at,ix ny o.ciai sig
nature and seal OF Office
Y. p. SNYDER.
( SEAL Deputy and Acting Corlptrol.er.
Gntr
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-18
9ail1 eagle

Advertisements in this column viii be charged for
at the rate of Five Cents per line per week No ad-
vertsenients taken for less than % cents and will
not he inserted until paid for.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-18

August 81, 1856, Hoffman Bros viii sell at
the west end of Douglas avenue, a choice
herd of Jersey cows; six fine calves and one
redg bill No 1920 Every cow pedigreed: also
ten other choice cows. Sale az 80 O'Clock.
when terms will be made known
dict HOFFMAN Bros
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-18
~. Louis Live stock,


ST. LOUIS, august L.
Cattle - Receipts, 2,eis; shipments 500 market
firm; good 70 choice shippers. 81 356s ~; com
fair s. s5G9. %; butchers steers, IS 254 10;
and heifers 81 25fs3 90 through Texans, 81 ~
a. 80. Indians. SO 25sS3 -.
Receipts, 1891; shipments, market active
and strong, butchers and best heavy. ~ 9As5 y;
mixed packing, 81 Sect .; light. "a t,s14 ~.
sheep - Receipts. 1898: shipments, 1000; market
steady and unchanged; s. 25G-3 y.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-18
hansas city Live stock.

KANSAS CITY. ! lgllst =.
Cattle Receipts, 29'9; shipments. 1714 fat stuff
strong and shade higher; grass range OF good quail
ty steady; common dull; choices i0,4i o.:
mon TO medium. - i9r3 -; stockers, = ~
a. -: feeders. s. sos 40; cows, 3, 5@2 -:
grass Texas steers s. zoos ~.
Hogs--RecciPts, ~; shipments 2.aS2; choice
firm others sreadyJ good to choice 81 t46sf -.
common TO medium. 81 5)g4 -; sklps and pigs
81 15c|4 ~
Sheep Receipts. none: shipments. none; steady:
good 70 choice, s. SOS % common TO medium 81 ~
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-18
New York Grain.

Spot lots abour lc higher: options opened firm and
advanced s4Sc afterward weakened and feil back
i closing heavy; sales ranged: Cngraded r-i. 20
s~@f. Ma r- sz cs elevator. 3Ss4 s:saf ahosr 50
-. foo: No red August. no3eSeptenh>r. 81.
Co-nSTso. lots aqoul &c higher options -.ifte bet
Ter: Sale ranged: Cngrstec 5s<5r1&: No Z. -
elevator $40 August, nominal 5ii.: September sd
oats-I-sstec lower, mixed western 53tS5; white
western. ssDc$
R3riey->teady.
Butter-Fir7n; western. Is.TE%
Cheese-FIrrl. western. 7xE7i>.
EgS-Firn; western fresh. so
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-18
Notirc 10 CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals VIII De receive, up n the 9TH
inst. Tor the carpenter work OF tITee story brick
building e. be erected on the corner OF Main and
Second streets Wichita. Mans for Peter Getto Plans
and Specifications be the ot'.ce 81 Rush
Gil. al Is " Douglass ave. GTiet
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-18

Tho Mammoth livery stables have added to
their already large stock Of livery an elegant
five glass landau. This carriage is especially
adapted Tor ladies calling. shopping and plea
sure riding 1t viii not be used as a street
hack, 1t is equipped with a hand mirror.
card case. and bell. 1t i in every way the
finest carriage in the city.
Telephone orders No. a. Stables Nc. IL
South Main street
d56-tf 5. ". Ford. PROM.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-18
DR.. c. c. Furley.

Continues in the regular practice of medicine
and surgery.
Office in Furley building, opposite the Man
haitian.
Residence. 1914 North Lawrence avenue
Telephone No. 1l6. d522-2m
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-18

Ever lady and gent in Wichita - know
that = T. Holmes has The fines. Berlin eoaeh
ana team in the city. especially adapted Tor
ladies calling. Il IS supplied with bell speak
ing tube. card case. hand mirror, etc. In
fact everything that goes 70 make up first
class carriage. Telephone: Office No lis
South Main street: residence 53 South Water
street d-lo1-sf J. T. HOLMES
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-18
CITY Loans.

S. L. Davidson & Co. can make you a
loan on city property quicker and cheaper
than anyone else. Cali and see them. rear
room Of Citizens bank building. d5-1m