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Kansas.

Topeka-The returns from this state
come in very slow The State Central
Committee see no rerson to change the fig
ures sent out last night that Martin S,
Rep. plurality will be about $4,000. All
the Republican members of congress are
elected. by about the usual majorities, ex-
cept Wilson, of the 9th district. who is de-
feated by Anderson. the sitting member,
who ran independent. There is a larger
number of Democratic members of the
legislature than eyer before probably
reaching q of the 1875.
Medicine Lodge-Barbcr county gives
George. Dem, 100 majority over Peters,
Rep, for congress. Martin will have a
small majority in the county for COVER
nor McReal. Rep. elected to the legis-
lature by 125. One Democrat elected
on county ticket. Jones for attorney.
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An Inflated Bark

New YORK, Nov. 3.-The schooner
Anna i. Hutchinson, which arrived today
from Chagres via Key West, reports that
on October II, fifty miles south Of Dry
Tortugas, she picked up the captain, mate
and four seanen of the bark Treasureros
from Barcelona for Havana, upon a piece
of the cabin house, they having been five
days in that condition without food or
water. The captain stated that the bark
broke up and sank Oct. 10 during hurri-
cane. The balance OF the crew. seven men,
are supposed TO have gone down with her
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-04
New Jersey.

TRENTON, Nov Sin the Ord congress
sional districs Kean, rep, IS elected. In the
legislature the Democrats have majority
on joint ballot
New York-The returns from New Jer-
Sey show that Robert s. Green, dem, for
governor has between 6 GEO and II. 900 ma-
iority. The Republicans elect five con-
gressmon, and the Democrats two. Hidock
n thazth district and McAdoo in the eth.
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Nebraska,

OMAHA, Nov. 3.-Latest returns today
show that Jno. A. McShaue. dem, candi-
date for congress in the lst district is elect
cd by over $4,000 majority over Church
Hover, rep.
Scattering returns indicate the election OF
the entire Republican ticket by 90 G0 ma
iority, excepting congressman for the First
district The Democratic central commit
tee claim large gains in the Legislature.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-04
Mass achuSetts.

BosToS, MAS, Nov. 3-Returns from
all but two towns in the State. Ashly end
Gesnold, give the following vote for Gov
ernor Ames, rep, 121, .6i; Andrews, dem,
IL, 800; Athrop, prohib, S,14S. The cleo
ton OF Dovau, dem, in Tie Sth district
over Allen. rep. was erreonous, Allen
having 4 fair plurality. Correct returns
from the 9th district giTe Burnett, dem,
a plurality. Russell IS elected in The 10Th
nirlri.t
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NfichirSO.

DETROIT. MICu,, Nov. 3-Next legisla-
tTre will be Republican. Ticket in doubt
with chances in favor Of fusion candidates
Republican majority on joint ballot in
legislature Of 90 or 90.
Detroit-Close returns on election in
this State place republican plurality at
100 The new senator will be Republi-
can without doubt
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New HAMPSHIRE,

CoNcoBD, n. H., Nov. 3.-There has
been 10 election for Governor by the peo-
pie. Sawyer, Republican. and Cogswell,
Democratic, for Governor are running re-
mark ably close together, Wentworth's pro
hi6ition strength is sufficient to defeat
choice.
Legislature will be Republican, insurin 3
election of Republican L. S. Senator to
succeed Senator Pike.
Concorj-The Republican majority in
the legislature insurcs the election of Saw
yer as governor. and OF Republican
United States senator.
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North Carolina.

RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 3.-InGica.ions
are that Democratic congressman are
elected in six districts, The larest returns
from the LIST congressional district indicate
the the election OF Latham. (dem.) The
End district is still in doubt. Nichols.
Gnd rep, is elected. and in the 9th the
Republicans and independents have made
large gains in the State
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-04

Richardson. Simon & Co, are receiving
weekly, apples by the car load, cabbage by
the car load, potatoes 10y the car load
Now is your time to lay in your winter
supply.
Hand picked applts 3. per barrel.
Michigan potatoes see per hu.
Michigan cabbage Ole per 10.
Call al 2SS North Main 81. dl4S-6t
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Delaware.

W1LNuNGToN, Del, Nov. Briggs,
Democrat for Governor. has a majority in
the state Of over 5000 over Hctfcckcr, pro-
hibitionist, The Republicans took but
little part in tie election. The Democrats
elect everything. including q Legislative
ticket which secures the reelection OF
Geo. Gray to the T. s. Senate.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following are the real cst2ts transfer;
recorded in the otii,e of tho Register d
Deeds yesterday:
Baily to II Baily' lot 8, .Ta;llewson
& Pinkham's add. ..............S3 $685.
SIS Jones 20 II II Davis los g, %,
Patsie & Hyde's aId........ ....... 2Jo,
e Dacy to Z Rose, lot 80, blk H.. 81.
N A English to Il f FfGn5, lots II, 10
Douglas ave, EnSlsh's add. -.
Richmond 10 j Sellers, lots iG, II,
Richmond avenue, Richnond's add. 2GC
} w Hinsdale to j Lufnhart, 100 acIes
of side Of svy or, ii, -, > W. liz
G. A. Hatfield to j. r. Durham, lots
Is, IA. =, Morris st, Hatiield's add. DE
10 4 - r. e. FIFTH ave, Viola add. POS
II. s5nitzler TO J. Z. Durham, lots, ia,
ia, 176, IFS, Wichita st, Sc.iweifer's
W f. Wise to z. Smith, lots 1913, 100,
bk S, Orme& Phillips add. ........ I79O
a. IS, a b K ~. $3.50
Vim. Greiiiinstein to 4. hatz, lots .a)9,
OIL, 9l3 9I5, Lewellen ave, GreifIin-
STEMS add. Also lots 1911, 1913, 1915,
1917, Biting ave. Grei.instein'S add, $1,000
4 Zimsnerly 10 : i Huff, lo5 - Aia:---
merly's add Observation-Disclosures. JJj
100, III, aio7ly ave. lAelehs add. -. 1880
c c Nuns 10 " 6. White, lots -, II,
is. IS, %, % ., Lay.s.ico ave
Hydc5 add. 49,. ELECTROMAGNETIC. 2C3J
b keieh 10 " l. Tunnel, tots l51, l59,
14}, III. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i2VJ
&c Woodwork to lots II, 3, Is, To-
pelia ave, Cords at!i............... 1899
& I. Miller to Fl Is johnson, lot 70,
Hinton ave, Hinsop's sab-div....... : 100
W D Mccormick to Z A Holiday, lots
"a II. X. -, Pattie avenue, dcCor-
micks Ddd. ............... ~
=, Il. +, 50, Washington Avenue. 800
Oliver & BiacEWeldy 10 J. G. Briggs,
Biaak@ weld Sad add ~ " @ . 1900
A B Johnson to Il Il Herr, lots rs, 80,
Waco street, LlewelIEn add ], 100
NV IA 81 oj-lw............. - 1866
Messy Bros 10 Henry n Robinson,
lot !, Oak st, Aes7iy'6 subdiv Hill
tons add ..................... il00
WIN II H Campbell to Sol d Eiegei,
lots %, q, -. 81, Washington ave,
Camph6Il's add. Observation-Disclosures. 300
John Crater 10 LEWIS Crater. Is NV
3l-36-l w.......- ...........-.-... 1863
lot 3, Blk /, RiohIanI's 2ad aii....., a.50
Frederick . Gehiin- - \ Neisleg
lander, lots and !. Grove ave, Park
Place add. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. iD3
J S Bosiey u 2 GlGur, lot !, blk /,
Frisco Heights adj 5000
i Sippitt to j II Shacseiord, lots II,
10, -, %, E5teile eve, iipPjtt & Al
drIch's slb-;iiv..... ................ 600
J Synes to @ $ Drake. lot Ii, Main S.,
TitzcerGlls add. Observation-Disclosures. 300
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We have fine taria near the city that VIC
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-04

Is the only line from Wicsi.a that runs
double daily trains solid - 81. Louis with
out changesof cars of any kind, making di-
rect connection for all points east aud south
as low as via. other lines. For particulars,
maps, time tables, etc, call on ". D. Muir
dock, ticket agent, Frisco line, 10 North
Main street ana Union depot, or F. .. Rus
au ~eneg'al western agent, 81 nn'sclas
avenue, G1S6t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-04

Watch for it. The first symptom OF true
GROUP is hoarseness, and if Chamberlain'S
Cough Remedy IS freely given 81 once and
the doses frequently repeated the dread dis
case NAV be entirely prevented and all dan
ger AMI anxiety avoided. Sold by Allrich
Il Brown and j. Z. Alien. l2}tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-04

There is 4 magnificent field open to agents
in handling a system taat everybody needs,
that saves The ladies many dollars, and is so
cheap a5 to bs Within tn reach of the poor
est You can cat any style garment from
any fashion plate. Cal and have test lin
ing cut FREE. Goodyear Place, entrance
on Enporia. dl45-1t%
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California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-Latest count
gives Swifts. rep, for governor, 1860;
Bartlett, dem. II, 443. Indications arc that
Republicans have carried all six congress
sional districts, also legislature by small
majority.
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ADDITIONAL TIL ,I|5E|1 GR||AAPIlDl
Weather Report.

| ~ AsHIEGToS, ~. -, roy 4, q. A1'-
The following are the irdications for Mis-.
souri,: Fair weather, slightly warner.
winds generally southe1ly.
For Kansas ana Nebraska: Fair
weather. slightly warmer, southwcstcrly
winds
Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Nov. 3-Governor
Rusk's plurality viii be from 5000 to %,
900. The complexion Of The Wisconsin
con re8sienal delegation viii remain IN
changed; in the legislature it is estimated
thai Republicans will have q majority Of
from 20 to ., on joint ballot. in AIilwau-
kee county the labor ticket made clean
sweep c!ecting the entire county ticket
and member Of congress
Milwaukee - Though returns from
isolated rural townships will continue to
straggle in for several days yet, the general
result is no longer in doubt. The Repub-
licans have elected Governor Rusk by not
less than 23, 600 plurality over Woodward,
dem, and it IS probable that il will turn
5000. Chairman Thayer Of the Repub-
lican State central committee, places it at
q, 900. These figeres are based on re
turns from about tycsixths OF the precincts
in the State. THIS plurality would be an
increase Of nearly 5000 OYER Rusk's OF two
wears ago. The gains Az: principally in
str0HS democratic districts There are
republican gains i'll all bat a few counties
of the state Oh governor The republican
plurality over the democratic vote has been
increased in the Milwaukee district where
A. ,.4,-
est. The legislature Will have a majority
on Joint ballot Of % over the democrats and
labor representatives; the seaaae stands %
republicans, democrats and | peoples,
Hart; assembly 8! republicans, So demo
Gratis and 5 peoples. The peoples party
representatives will probable act with the
democrats The republicans lose
three assembly seats and gain a
like number In senatorial districts;
the congressional delegation viii prob
ably stand Reps, one Democrat and one
peoples party, though the list is in
doubt. Returns are 50 mcagre that it is
not possible TO tel whether Jas. Doolittle,
Dem, has defeated Caswell, Rep. The
Republicans have gained the ID, Gen.
Bragg's old district, where Delong is de-
featcd by Guenthcr ny at least 5000.
Guenthor has heretofore represented the
9th district in congress, and is still q resi-
dent of the latter The majority Of Hudd,
Dem, in the 9Th, has been slightly reduc-
ed. Ia the 4th, Milwaukee, district, which
has been represented by Il Republican,
Henry Smith, peoples party dandidate, has
$500 plurality. II CasWell is reelected in
Tie Isl, the Republicans gain one and lose
one: the Democrats lose one, and the DcO.
pies party secures one congressman.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-04
WICHITA, Ks. Nov. /, 1885.

Notice is hereby given that the firm of
Taylor & West, contractors and builders,
has this day been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. ID. l.. West will continue liz the bust
ness at No. 10l1 Chicago avenue. All bills
will lie collected and debts Of the firm paid
by him. j. II. TAYLOR.
d145 3t* d. l.. WEST
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Elerator foc sale or Rent.

The valuable property known as Todd Ele-
vator. with a. feet frontage on A, T. & s
F. r. r., track, scales, etc, viii be sold cheap
on easy terms or rented, after December /,
1856. 1fS-f IL ". LEWIS.
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Notice to ContrRctors.

Bids for the contract of building the wing
Of Au-RallowS academy viii be received 81
T. Y. Healy's Office up TO , p. N. ncx5 ST.
DAY, Nov. 6. The committee reserve the
right TO reject any and all bids. dl4t-3t
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South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, Nov 3--Thc Indcpend,
ant tickets are defeated in Chesterfield, and
Berkicy, and Elliott. dem, is apparently
elected in ths 18th district. giving South
Carolina q solid Democratic delegation in
the next CONGRESS
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Wanted.

On the Indian Territory extension, north
of Red river, Texas, 1000 good teams, rock
men cud responsible eUb-coatractors APP
ply 10 Daniel Carey. GAINESVILLE, or 10 Nor
gan Jones, Fort Worth, Texas. di43-Sw
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ElpYiH

JACKSONVILLE. Nov 3.-FGllor returns
indicate the election Of Doushterty. dem.
in the ond district IN thc lSs Davidson.
dem. is elected. The new constitution is
ratifed by about 900 majority.
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StraYed.

From the slaughter house OF Grimes &
Drake in West " ichita, six fat cows two tc
five years Old, will weigh about one thousand
pounds average. Leave information at City
Meat market 520 East Douglas ave, and rs
ceiye reward d145-GtM
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than $780, thi $z39 spieecs strictly WOOL scarlet
Flannel II lie 30 GiDghams ell the desirable
checks, good quality IL I'd Table oil cloth oil
10 doz boys plush silk lined G9 worth 3D. - doz boys As
skirts child
skirts all
striped and barred crash
TMCDU. department lately stocked with all
MlLLIlSLN L the latest novelties In cashmere Goth and fest
ladies Wichita carefully
We have design Manufactured and please TIC mos. fd and
We
Black f has % styles ioe worth 90 le hats al the latest shapes snd
worth 81 30 French felt trimmed fur and Aean very az
Cloth and trimmed in Astrcan
trimmed besf
perfect beauty pr5o price $l3 Pinnos. Feshers i
q the noTei a prices
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-04

DRESS GOODS o se5 rn 2G ca.ass sds
Zoe fIcy b9ae aid Diagonal half wool Casmece Il lie worth o
lat DOE a
60 SO Tiects
d sold
bsck eros black
tashmee Will defy
III NKETC. 10. white blanket nice bo-aer sl. worh $3.50
DLA1NlAL ~ soed
white cheap white
blankets 1913 IL al
HOMEODTC. just received 80 bales which So S. s13
-. $l.4S S1.69, the value
I'VE PLACE ON SALE M ws sa S 81 E9p s J Je
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-04

We have for sale Tor a few days four new
houses each on 80 feet of ground in the cen
trial part Of toe city. They are special bar
gains and wall be sold on easy terms If APP
Piled for this week.
HARDY SOLOMON,
dlij-tf :2T Douglas Ave
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MiSSiSSinNi.

JACKSON, Nov. 3.-All parties concede
the election of a solid democratic delegation
to congress from Mississippi
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Alabama,

BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 3.-Bankhead. dem.
appears 10 be elected n congress in the 6;h
d strict. Gen. Joe Wheeler is elected in
the Sth
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-04

The opening of the Art Studio of Miss
Emma Stiles will take place Tuesday, Nov.
8, at JS33 North Market rect. All interest
ed in oil painting and china decoration are
cordially invited d145-4t+
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Election Has.

II YOU have lost or won a hat on the cleo
tion buy ii Of Go.dstaYdts, the halter, 204
Douglas avenue d144-2t
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Dissolution Notice.

Dunlap, Knox, Youman and Miller style
of Derby hats at Goldstandts, 304 Dougla
avenue dlat-ot
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Leave hist of yoUr property ii YOU wish ii
sold quick. Hardy Solomon, 81 Douglas
avenue Cl2o-G
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Tho best silk Derby and soft hats ct Gold
s.andt's, 204 DoIrlas avenue. d1442t
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DIST

We have some special bargains i'll . i-2 and
10 acre plats Oh College Hill.
HARDY SOLOMON,
d145tf 32f Douglas Ave.
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J. l.. HOLIDAY.
GALUSHA WILBUR.

Hiss Lrlu NcCabe, Of Topeka, teacher of
piano, organ ard guitar. win give lessons
as the residence OF pupils. Please address or
Strect t;lt3-ItN
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dist

We have . fine taria near the city that VIC
offer al n great bargain
EARDT S0LM00N,
dist :j37 Douglas Ave.
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The firm of }. Z. Holiday & Co. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, j. Il. Hoili-
day purchasing the interest OF Galusha VII
bur. Thanking the public for the liberal
patronage given us in the past and hoping
for continuance OF it forJ Z. Holiday we
are very respt.,
Nov. >, 81. j. l.. HOLIDAY.
d-lttII3t GALUSiIA WILBUR
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lie following are the real est2ts transfers
rdel in the oti,e Of tho Register OF
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100
5000
600
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24
The Merits of Short Horns

/
| This breed of cattle is SO well known
among the majority of farmers that it
seems hardly necessary to enumerate
their merits. \ good proof of their
worth is the fact that there are more
recorded Short Horns than all other
breeds combined. AS beef breed they
are unsurpassed. The best record ever
made at the American Fat Stock Show
was made in 1891, by pure Short
Horn, Clarence Kirklevington, who won
the grand sweepstakes premium, also
sweepstakes premium for dressed beef.
| The breed is noted for size. early ma
turtity, and quick feeding qualities.
They have given the best of satiSfac-
ton when used for crossing with other
| breeds, and i'll grading up our native
cattle. When used and handled for
dairy cattle they given the best results,
but in this country the majority Of
of breeders have given their attention
to the Short Horn as strictly beef
animal, and have neglected their milk
ing qualities. In England where they
have been bred and used for dairy pur-
poses for many years, they are the ia
vorlte breed. 1t is to their credit that
the most extensive feeder of export
cattle in America, J. ID. Gillett, of
Illinois, breeds and uses them for this
purpose, and it is safe to say that 90
per cent of the high priced cattle that
annually 90 to market are grade Short
Horns. This goes to show the high
value placed on the breed by men en-
gagged largely i'll raising fancy steers.
Our claim for their qualities over other
breeds, is that they are superior as beef
cattle, and above the average as dairy
cattle.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24

sessment and Taxation. He held up
to view many evils of the present
methods of levying and collecting tax
es. He thought that there was no great
difficulty in taxing real estate; but the
great trouble was that so much person
al property escaped taxation and there
fore the burden of government fell too
heavily upon the landholders. He
would find remedy in making a man
double taxes, or in having assessors
who were not elected by the people OF
the locality in which they performed
their duties. He thought that they
might well be appointed by the COVER.
nor.
This address of Mr.. Rewey called
out the warmest and most exciting
discussion which took place during the
holding of the Institute.
Prof Chamberlain thought that ont
of the first steps to be take in reform
ing the present system of taxation wa:
20 guard against what is known as
Iouble aSseSSment-tha is the taxing
Of encountered real estate and the en-.
cumbrance also. Others participated
in the discussion, which became quite
heated until brought to close by Mr.
Gould, who was conducting the Insti
tute
John Pepper of Pewauke, gave hi:
experience in the cultivation of Small
Fruits.
FRIDAY EVENING.
John Jackson read a paper anC
spoke in regard to The Best anC
Most Popular Hog
Rev. \. NJ Pitcher delivered an inter
esting address on " Farmers Homes
as they are and as they should be.
His thoughts were original and strik
ing, and he was frequently applauded
Mrs. Pitcher gave an excellent reel
tation, displaying fine elocutionary
training and power. She was heartl.
encored, and responded with a humol
Gus recitation which produced frequent
hearty laughs.
DR.. Byers was called on for an adj
dress; but declined, making only fey
pleasant remarks on general topics.
Rev. A. NJ. Pitcher then offered {
resolution of thanks to the conductors
of the Institute, the musicians who
had rendered delightful music, the 10
cal committees and others who con
tributed to the success of the InSti
tute; which was adopted.
The closing address was delivered
by Prof. Chamberlain who spoke OF
What Shall we do with the Boy
He held that the farm was the bes
place in the world for the boys; anC
that the chances of the country boy
becoming a good and useful man wer,
UNNECESSARILY greater than that of I
city boy, because while the former hat
fewer temptations to do evil he wa
far more likely to learn self reliance
and other lessons which would be use
full to him in after life.
The thanks of all citizens are due f
Misses Strong, Hutchinson, Phillips anC
Devin and MesSrs, VIM. =. Gundry, J
p. Hankins and Rev. \. NJ. Pilche
and others who lent their musical tai
ent to grace the institute. They die
the city proud by the class of musi
| furnished.
| The Democrat will publish III full
quite number of the papers read a
the Institute. The following conSti
tute the instalm"nt for this issue;
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-24
DRESS GOODS.

All wool Tricots, 81 inch, all colors. -67cts.
Black and colored Cashmeres, SO inch 25cts.
Half wool colored Sateens, very styl-
ISM / oCtS
Black and colored Dress Silks, good
quality -6octs.
A full line of cheap Dress Goods from 4 to SC.
A good double fold black Alpaca. -.IScts.
Very good black Cashmere all wool SO in-4
A line of black and colored Velvets. - 5octs.
All other Dress Goods not enumerated at
proportonate low prices