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The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-08-19
THE LEE BOOK"
MEMOIRS OF R0B'T e. LEE, BY GEN. IA. L. LONG

A full history of his military service ana
campaigns written by Gen. Long, from data
collected while member Of the personal stall
OF Gen. Lee, and from letters and material con
tributed by the Lee family. Commended by
the Governor. of Vagina and North Carolina,
and approved by the Southern Delegation in
Congress His private, domestic and personal
history, from information heretofore unpubli-h-
cd, furnished by personal friends, companions
in arms. and leading mon of the South, col
lectcd ana edited with the assistance e G-nl
Marcus j. Wright.
The whole forming comprehensive, a.cu-
rate and standard memoir Of the iliustrious
Soldier. Complete IN volume. about 700
pages fully Illustrated with portraits, maps, etc
Sold by subscription only. For descriptive
circulars address j N SroDDARr Co, Pub
aug 12-4t 622 Street, Washington D. C.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-08-19
THE SOUTH AND WEST.

THE SOUTH AND WEST.
A fire at Folsom, Cal, caused loss
of S450,000.
The town of Lusk, in Northern
Wyoming, was swept out of existence
by a terrific storm Sunday.
S. M. Armstrong, assistant postmas-
ter of Danville, Va, committed sui
eide because he was tired of life.
The abdul ton and probable muir
der of a young lady in Logansport,
Ind, by a rejected sutton, caused great
excitement there.
VIM. B. johnson, a prominent citi-
zen of Rock Yard, Mich, was MUIR
dured by man. named John Boyd
a lynching is probable.
Thomas Bundy and his father, a
Baptist preacher, were fatally wound
ed in fight with John Davis at Grays-
vile, Tenn; Davis wounds are also
mortal.
A man feeding threshing machine
near Georgetown, Ills, enraged at his
son, threw him into the machine where
he was cut to pieces; the murderer
fled but was caught and hanged.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03

Il WIS soon after her Own disappoint-
YAert that Ouila discovered that her
companion. : Shy. grave little English
Governcss. was also h3ying; . love AFFAIR
with an Italian. The girl had been sone-
what in2prudcnt, slipping cat ct late lolrs
II tllI1 to her lover, for both OF t,lc.r were
;fraij of TIC bitter, disappointed woman
with whom she lived. When she was dis
covered Trough her own iElpry1tlo1cc she
had Ciyea OUida hold upon her which
she used fcr her own cdvcntace. Only
on enc condition VIII 1 countcEnnce this
affair" sad tie severe and angry novel
ist. ''ycii must tel me everything re-
latino TO this ;.fT2;r, every word thc5 has
passed bc.g,en YOU and every emotion OF
your heart.
The girl y,opt and raced. 0J,ill vas
inezorablc. sic had 10 friends tc 50 t.,
and bcr lover Was away on q journey.
Finally size saccumtel and to!d. amid
tears and angry protcstatione, al her
pretty, tender little sccrets-;il TIE GAL
liant vows Cf hcr fidnccc-2rd every feel
ing CT her o,rh poor little heart was barred
20 relentless questioning. In Oui1c g next
novel the wholc thing appeared IS = care
fnl study Of TIC emotions CT en- inGacent,
loving girl. Tie little govc!Iie $ !; mar
rcd ;-d Prosperous, happy rlot.'cr OF
beautiful Children. NV York
world
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rayin: OF . Church Debs.

John Euskin, being asked the other day
fer aid in paying off G church debt, replied
b. letter thus: Il an sorTowfuily
amused at your appeal to ne, C ell the
people in the world, the precisely least
likely to give you farthing. My first
word 10 al rceH and boys who care 10
hear nc Is: Don't get into Gebt. Starvc,
and go to heaven; bat don't borrow. Try
first begging. ! do1't mind. if its really
needful, ste1ling. But don't bug things
you can't p1r for And Of ell manner 81
debtors. pi5Es peo~,c building churches
they can't ply for are tie most dctcStable
nonSclse to IRE. Can't you preach and
pray behind The hedges, or il sa2dpit,
or in q coal hole first? And II al manner
of churches thus idiotically built, iron
churches ere the damnabiest to me. And
Of all the sect5 and believers in any ruin 2
spirit Hin.locs. Turks, feather idol&toI
and NG:lbo Jumbo log and fire vCT-
shippers VINO want churches. your modern
English evangelical sect is the most alb
suri and entirely Objectionable and uncu-
durable TO me. All which you might very
easily have found out from my books.
Any other sort Of sect would, before
botherin, me 10 write il 10 them. CHI
clgo Times.
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To IsIa Ahead of the Trains.

have aIwa 8oUned fast horses re-
member one which achieved quite repu-
tation while ] had him. i sold him to the
Albany railroad to run ahead Of trains.
That might seem somewhat novel nova
days, but 1T that time trains did not run
Is fast rs they 90 row. Neither were
there The facilities for telegraphing and
tagging and switching trains, TO p-erc1t
accidents; and that was what my horse
was used for. lie was startcd cat every
day just before the passenger trains
le2ying time to flag the train coming tie
other way. and he Glyayg made it. Horses
We're useful animals in those days 1t
was a Common thing 10 hitch = team Of
horses To a car and PAL il INTO New York,
after the regular trains hal f.aesc,i. Tie
father Of Dan Nhitnore. q the Mer-
chants Exchange, used to do his market
ing that way every night. / have had .
great deal Of fun on those trips. as / was
then quite a boy. Goddard in Globe
JArrslgeT-es
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.e,u,t of the first Eoat Race.

It is pretty sight race days to see the
girls who dote On rowing men-and their
name IS IeSion-urging their heroes On.
Who tha.i,s it is difficult TO pull out
winner IN L boat race? Absurd! The
shells glide along so easily, the seats
move so lightly. and the oars CLEAN so
brightly. that it must be the simplest
thing in TIE world Only when you arc
hard Of H. and il seems IS though the in
fc-nal ls2ts.t were held beck by q thousand
submarine hands, and your back ackes 50
that the tears drip from your eyes, and
there is noise in your ears like the din o.
raillioa toilsr factories, and you can't
think. speak or hope, but only make
frantic efforts TO pull your almost unrlan-
aGeab'c GrEls out Of their sockets, then i 5
easy-oh, so easyi Ages later, you ere
conscious of being past the finish, and you
gasp. in {. voice that is certainly not your
own, while 9 drop of blood falls from your
mouth and leaves its record on your fan
rel brooches:
'sDid-v-C-bcat-'eL
Beet t:.,nls They crossed the line ten
lengths c,a:ad 1t was u stern chase from
the start.
This, IF cr months OF training and no
end OF deprivation. Who cares 10 row
his first r,ce over aSain:-Blakely Hall
in The Are,cnaut.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03

THOR SAIE-The garden spot OF the world other
Z wise known Us the Wichita Gardens. For iufOr
nation apply 10 the principal real estate Dealers or
70 Ashbci " ellen F;lgle block 15fl2t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03

rnCuTn II the possession OF ample
1nea.,s--his wealth was rated in the MIL
foGs-Dayid Davis continued to observe
the frugal manners of his early days, even
after being appointed justice Of the
supreme couIs and elected senator. Pune
tuGuy 81 O'Clock every day he made his
way to the Stand kept for many years by
o woman called Dyspepsia Mary a,.d
there ate his lunch, which consisted Of
tUo apples, (. ginger cookie and 4 glass Of
milk. costing hiEl fifteen cents in ali.
This bill Of fare vas never changed.
In other ways he was equally econonli-
col. CoUb5 If his expenses before his
marriage amounted to more than $3.50
q year. He lived 1T On cid fashioned hotel
where modest apartment was always
kept in readiness for hin. This he used
as = sleeping room, sitting room and
Office combined. 1t was here that he
spent most Of his time when not occupied
il tie discharge OF his Official duties. lie
was ct all times accessible 70 callers.
Though fond OF company, he WAS rarely
seen n society," The empty chatter q
drawing rooms Lad 10 attractions for
him. With I few col-enial spirits, how
ever, he knew how to exchange the small
talk OF the hour, and play tho agreeable
ho7t-Washingtoa Cox. New YORK
Tribune
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NOR SAIE-2l or ~ acres lots in the Wichita Gar
= t.pus Washington avenue, n0cth or tn cry; ~
tle principal loai est@te dealers or AsAocI WelSa,
Eagle block. l.c-i%t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03

Or. Won Cuddcn. who lost lis life in
the attempt 70 prever.t the suicide 81 the
late king C Bavaria, Was q noted an
thoriVy in the science q ne2tai and ner-
rous -scGscs. IEyest.~at lions have been
carried a II lis laboratory N TIE rl.nEto
anatomy CT TIE brain, spinal cord Gnd
sense organs wAich have proved fruitful
CT results. Among these lie established q
method Of Studying The connections Of tic
nervous system, watch consists IN e-.tlr-
psi.inE sense organ o- other part Of an
animal when yo1ug ard then GLOWING
tie zri-:l,-l 20 cToy- u. 1T death the al
nal - infinitely examined and tie r re
4g1-s which have failed % develop ITss.i-
c2te he paths Of ncrTou5 cc1Eeclieu le-
tween tie c-stiTTsated sense organ and the
brain cc-t-- Re lad been sT0s.-ia, for
TlcLv wears iyy this ard 0thcE methods 90
Gster1ci..c the mode of co1nest-3 On be
tween the ret.na rad 5Ae brain, LUt ii1s
results &C his lebor hove aot W been
made r-.tIic -lyllica,,1 y eT7s-
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The Monitors Narrow Escape.

Since the opening CT The Aonitor-Nerri-
mac naval battle panorama last January,
the spectacle has been witnessed by many
persons who ssw the actual engagement
in Hampton roads twenty-five years ago.
Not long ago tie panorama WIS visited
br one Who actually participated n the
hattie. This visitor v-.ss Same. D-lsce:l.
g. fireman q the Moaitc-. he WIS load
II his praises IL tlsc mimic fight, and in
parted i l'5t Il news c5acerEln, the 1IoII-
to-. lie said tat Immediately E.ter the
engagement the 1-oRitc- broke tic Fcl #
her eccentric, and was lad up OF TIE J. ,
Rams ior neagiy two weeks II sn e1ri-e- !
defecse!7sz condition She nl<St Gt cny
tine during that period kavc hcea do
stroye,i L. tha zTerrt-l-c. bit size decGved
hcr e11ay By k-sPiBS ~ s.e-.-.--NeyT
York Tf-rsre
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Tie Statistics of Comparative Hygiene.

Tie Statistics of Comparative Hygiene.
Statistics reveal good many unsus-
pected facts, especially in the field Oh COM
parativc hygiene. a PRIOR, few persons
would, for instance, suppose that preach
ing and the drudgery OF school-teachinS
are pre-eminently conducive to lonGev-
ity, but the logic Of arithmetical proofs
shows that parsons and school-teachers
outuye not physicians only, but farmers
and shepherds. Shepherds, In fact rank
considerably below the average of the list.
and probably spoil their chances for sur
vival by passing their nights in air-tisht
cabooses (cabanes de berger, windowless
boxes on wheels, which they move from
pasture to pasture.
Street-cleaning and chimney-sweeping,
the smuttiest of all manual occupations,
are less unhealthy than one Of the clean
liest-that of 4 stone mason. But human
lungs, it seems, can more easily rid them
selves Of SCOT than OF stone-grit, which in
the course OF years proves about IS deadly
as the steel-dust breathed by knife grind
ers. Carpenters, brick-masons, and hunt
ers, On the other hand. outlive farmers,
at least in western Europe. Farming
should seem the healthiest, because the
most natural, of all occupations, but
Adam was gardener. rather than plow-
man, and could ply MS trade in the Shade
OF model orchard.-Dr. Felix L. Oswald.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03

NOR StIE-s9 fine farms in the vicinity Of Cod
L dard, sedgwcls county. Kan Prices rangtng from
SIS TO 81 pr acre. Convey lnce free. Foster \
Sutherland. real estate and loan agents, Goddard
KoD Ea-tf
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JOYS OF A CROKER" DANCE.
Terrsschorean Temptations That Pat Al
Eashfuiness to Flight.


Bashfulness to Flight.
Finally deliberate pizzicato movement
reveals the fact that the fiddle Is in proper
condition, and. an audible and visible ex-
element is seen among the young people.
"Git your partners.' screams ~Fiddlin
JIM" drawing three violent strokes of tie
bow, and uttering the command with q
marked rhythmic accen. on each word
The fiddle and the terpSichorean temp
tation have put all beshfulness to fight;
the most awkward rustic can ask girl ID
dance under the effect Of such inspiration;
and Shands across and down the middle
shake the cabin to its foundations. The
fiddler plays and looks like one il sort
of ecstasy. His foot keeps time to the
measure of the rolicking tune, while his
eyes seem fixed upon the blue spacs which
peers through the cracks Of the roof, as IL
his soul were floating out borne aloft
upon his own harmonious strains. To
the cultivated ear it is execrable, it is
torture; but "Fiddlin' JIM has passed BE-
yond the regions Of criticisms into the un-
alloyed bliss of one who sees and knows
10 discerd
By and by the reel is finished, and only
the champion dancers remain on the floor.
Then begins the tug Of war. The true
Greek is well known, and each contestant
has his or her bevy OF admirers.
Now for who lasts the longestY' screams
HFmd!in' Jim who keers If the river is
upf'
This last defiant interrogatory is per
fect!y Ineligible to the company, who
fully appreciate the serious inconvenience
which enters into their lives when the
riveris up. Burning Rome and swollen
rivers. however, do not interrupt enthusi-
astic flddlers and dancers. After startling
feats Of agility on the part OF the men,
and many graceful evolutions on the part
OF the girls, most Of the dancers are ex-
hausted, and take their seats, leaving one
couple in possession OF the floor. These
two are to do honor to the occasion. The
fiddler is now brought back from Lis
divine ecstasy to the realities around him,
and himself becomes an ardent partisan.
espousiDg the cause Of the girl, OF course,
who perhaps in her dancing career has
slain her hundreds.
Dance up, Kitty; don't be afeer'd d." says
"Fiddlin' Jim." encouragingly.
brace up, Sam, OF she'll flag You, cid
Teller" mu;ters one OK Sans companions,
whose friendship gets the better Of his
gGllantry.
Old and young gaze at the rival dancers
with intensest interest and curiosity. The
dancers grow moro and moro excited.
Each astonishing feat performed by one
suggests one still more astonishing on the
part OF the other Sans friends applaud,
and Kittys friends applaud more loudly
Make his head swim, Kitty" suggests
"Fiddlin' Jim," who sees Sans enthusiasm
beginning to flag. This Kitty proceeds to
do by turning rapidly round and round
which series Of evolutions Sam Is bound
by all the rules of the floor to follow
| This, perhaps, brings the dance TO q coz
clusion, as Kitty is able to reyol7e longer
and more rapidly than Sam. -ZitelleC Cooke
IN Brooklyn Magazine.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03

y-OR SALE-Cali 1t once while the prices are low.
( TO better bargains be had th2n il the ichito
Gardens. bshpel Nelch, Eagle block lS5-I2t
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st. Louis Live Stock.

81. LOUIS, November ;.
Cattle Receipts, 100; shipments 50: market
firm: smooth grades il demand; choice native
steers 81 &ri ST. butchers steers common 10 choice,
IS ItEl -; feeding steers, fair 10 i<ocL, s. ~ -
Texans and Indian, common 10 ch1icf.. 81 t'5 ~
fair medium shippers. 5 ~ 10 al " stccktI II,
fair TO good 81 ..S5S1 81.
HoEs-ReceiptS. $50; SairnlS 1910; market opened
strong: choice heavy AMI butchers selections,
s. sOr4 -; packers far to best, 4s4 a. workers.
fair choice So .5<gS - PIGS. common 20 good.
e. @StS3Sl.
Sleep-Feceipts. 1870. shipments 50; good ,.iutton
and TAT lambs strong; 70 Medium show CON-.
mon TO prime. s! tUSS+ u.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03

yvCI. SATE-Kerretfy house, corner Douglas and
I Fourth avenues; furniture and fixtures and ali
tnzt isI0HaS tie EuUse S1L one Of the best local
tons IN The cft- also lease until the ii ~ My.
Apply NJ rs SoGth Fourth avenue GI3a-t
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VI ras,eur All he cahls.

Eyd-opioaia and Pzsteu-'s operations
wouid seem 20 hare aided a posn. or two
10 The value q ocean cahis sharss- P=s-
tar Tow investigates tie cases Ct spsli-
cants and veTl6es their statements By
cable messages where people hare c.0sscd
fha nceza The Curre-t
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zy.esi.e cu,< TO- IA. r,,.s.;..

After much s-algyin~ ~ i,s.ssset.ozl. The
British T-..T c.f:ce KS tcc5lysl - as}aTt
the Isce3ino gan for the army Ih-Ue-
as-sEl,-Ei 80. lzueel1ts, each v-eir--ss1 :
Sky pound Gz-si f'-.r-- ga lzl1l.gt< IL. sc
Minute GEj EvG-fsar-clc-l ~UT.z q I35
pounds ana firing 80 -ouEt,s 9 I-!Rnte,
a-e % Be seat 20 kgypt and India The
J57clre-lar-cle3 gGa, ti1t fres 1,@s1
rounds 2 minute x beng cXrseri n uied
with--Ch ;ccgo Herald
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CHICAGO, November !.
Cattle-Peccipts. 20o; shipments, I"o; market
lower: shipping. Steers, g. SIS - stocEeTs and
feeders 81 a4S; 81 COWS, bulls AMI mixed. 81 lL2 &c;
bulk 81 utc2 ID, through Tens cattle $seJ e cows.
s. fe13 -. steers 8 .t62S -, western rangers
dulI: natives ard hall breeds s. tcS5 So win5erel
Texans 81 :5s s. - northern rangers. Montana. g .
as u; Wyoming aud Texans. g l5-j ~ Colorado
81 81.
Eoss-Reccip;s, 2ioO: shipments, i5,Qno; n'erket
StCady aEd strDE.; rough ald mixed, s. SOB -,
IacSiI. and shipping = S+si %, lstt- g t1si O.
ssIps. s. - - o.
S.,teD - Receipts <s; shipments leo; --srEFt
slow. natives - U,gTS -: western. - Geo.; ca;
Texas. s. COS 90, lambs, 81 los -,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03

T.-UR sALE-Spcc;l observation-disclosures and board
L Ing house doing splendid business hrstcl lass
custom and good price, any where IN the city.
INQUIRE ut POI Douglas ave. Sickness OF sell
IN i4y.2i+
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NOR SAIE-Choice College Hin 20 acre lot at q
Z bargain Tor 4 fen days only at 500 Adjoining
lots sell tor more than double Do not miss 20 secure
such an elegant nome. oy Kaufman, at Bailey Bros
!: ca Ii6 Market 81 li9Gt
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Rarpair5 in Real Estate.

fine agricultural and stock farm, three and ore
hall mites city. abouy 10 cares broke. one quar-
ter section fenced for paCre, plenty OF water and
small house.
Also aD lots in city finely located ard IN good
TeIghhorhood. Stecia! terms to these Wishing 20
make homes.
Also suburban property. For further particulars
Chris i. PerJe, agent Cor VIM. Greitfensjin at
city once. OI.0-t
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Kansas City Live STOCK.
KANSAS CRY. November ,.

Cattle Receipts, 2.oA; shipments. c.; slow;
good to choice ueei co, common to medium - JiSs
5sI2 to: grass range steers, s. SO, IL
Hos Receipts, 51ui; shipments ~; opened
stronger; good to choice. IS sci U 10
t:ir,n, 81 5E,S -.
Sheef-fseceipts. fs6 shipments. steady: good
TO choice * S,5 ~; common to medium 81 S2 -
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

yesterday being cleo ION day in Hizsouri Illinois
and New York. there wsre Only measre deals On any
o. the boards heace brief reports this morning
-TrL- FOL
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1:l..er Estrae:s InIarler:s q, rl-.-..s-.

BzI.eTcrs - tic l>eccz 5sy - ics.ssi q
s--inr bittc-s 7-ih &c iszz-cs.el - TIC =
rasit-ctIocs of d. Cz4ei.scEf, Z. eesesis.s
European rlySicss-.- 3 - BIS found Tx
t-z- cz--.l.c.l utter CxtEIcts Tsoiiy ~ IL
i=.g..1vzlg = Te+211iag d.-eE,e1. Trfls1e
ts.c-e arc 70 bezc.scs.i 1s---,fasIaczl
Joz.4lal-
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LOTUS.

love tie lotus blossom when it wreitles
tspainted petals in my sweetheart tIesses,
And she, enchanted by its oder, brea.hes
Soft words of lore. and soo.hes with soft
ca-ISSes.
love TIE lotus blossom, when it lies
On the white boson OF a sleeping WOMEN,
And falls and rises as the dreamer signs,
Tor that loves sake she has yet tod to 20
man.
love the lotus blossom for it grows
On lone grave beside q silent river.
There my ycuth's mistress takes her list re-
pose:
! loved. hated, ard row forgive Ter.
Justin Fl. Mccarthy, II. p.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03

EItOR Sal l.-Hiari ..3ll-yyhole or Eah interest
& ouly ona in town of 1000 inhabitants. VIZ sell
cheap T. ta-c1 soon Reason for selling, going west
j. L. ". " God, Clearwater. Kan. lf'6t'
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DR.. WILLIAM HALL,
o.Ua;I Hernatr

q al Y Eeillett,
Gives special attea' len t. Diseases OF women, Blood
AMI Skin Diseases and ell troubles OF :i,c Urinary
Organs speedily cured ~ both sexes. Office over
Woodlands Bank, North Main street. Consultation
day or Night FREE. iIead Drs Han s. BeEetts card
in this paperJ l21n
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STRAYED.

S,TRAYED O.: TOLET-ifronl the premises OF J. G.:
SSBrdces, co.'s four ear old, the other
years. I ne was branded with a luE' ON rlght
hand Side spotted. horns broke OF. Tao parry leaT-
ing Information at y cor. Lincoln anu Fatti ave,
viii receive q reward of sic. -H}ttt
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LOST.
FOR TRADE.

! --lI-ND-Taken rp by the undersigned three 'year
Z colts at the corner cf Central ave- and Nlii ST.
/ y I. +. Lull:plirey iAbtr
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FOR SALE,

NOR SAIE-Restaurant and lunch room doing n
4 paying business: central location. No 10 ; Doug
las avenue viii refrigerator ana stove and
sell 4 bargain il sold before Monday night; re.t
I,aiti ~ ,I;ys in advance lt.6tr
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03

1~0R fSAI:-[r2, 20 Will 3uy splendid business lots
Il or west Douglas ave Junction foTn addition
Ttis property bound To be valuable It very early
date bus must be sold ct once. Terms easy or ten
per cent on FOR cash Don't let this opportunity
SIN Won, Address J. ". T., This Office. l43f
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03

In New Jersey the mosquitoes are 50
bad at night that no girl gets courted IN
less she has good musguito bar.
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STORAGE.

EHTOR AGE-Tor household goods Or merchandise,
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