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The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-05-30

Ill Games at CALIFORNIAN
lark Yesterday.
ish-American Athletic Club
I've wished for better weather
+ yesterday, when they held
annual Spring games at Gale
Park. At an early hour people
seen vending their way towards
and by 8 o'clock, the time when
ss were to commence, the Park was
II upwards of 5000 ladies and gem
neing present. Every event on the
hme was run off without hitch,
how thorough had been the prepar-
made by the members of the club.
Id officers chosen for the day did
TT Of the work to perfection, and
that they thoroughly understood
lies assigned them. They were as
Referee and Judge of Walking, w.
|kon, O. A. O.; Starter, Samuel Z.
IA. B. A. A.; Judges at Finish, Fl.
Nv. S. "A. O.; G. W. Thomas, J. @. A.
D. Bushfeld; Timers, o. E. Grabo.
4 c.; Frank Martin, ?. A. O.; g. Lee
Frs; Clerk of Course, w. j. Crowley;
! ut Clerk; II. W. Patten; Scorers,
shisoft, s. A. A. O.; Fl. Hermann, S. A.
9Th II. Somers, s. A. A. c.; Walter
erb S. A. GIL. A Ryan, 8. A. A. c.;
erHitt. j. G. A. c.; Marshalls, Joseph
1nmons, M. Devries, P. F. Rooney,
Cole, r. Flee, G. j. Leary, b. Alex
Ter. Fl. Hermann, T. J.. Connolly, W.
/ +. Kenney, y. A. A. O.
6 first event on the programme was q
! of 100 yards, which was run of in
kthetfrst heat being wen by J. Lor-
fhe II. A. A.-time, 10} seconds,
/. Raborg of the N.Y.A.C., sec
= the second heat j. J. Smith of
A. c., came in first, with A. f
second; time 10} seconds. The
was won by Lorillard, of the FL.
18th A. F. Copeland, second; time,
ids. The next on the programme
lf-mile run, which was won by L.
en. of the S.A.A.G who won cas-
Fl. e. Skillman, second; time,
III seconds. The one mile walk,
me next, was captured by G. B.
Sf the N.Y.A.C., who came in an
zner, with George Logan, second
minute and 2 seconds. The one
h was very closely contested. p.
man Of the NJ .A.C., winning, after
fight with J. B. Shelter second;
minutes Ar seconds. In the hop,
Ind jump g. s. Hay, Of the n. Y. O.,
2 but ahead Of all competitors, winning
Y with record Of 4S feet, with WIr.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-05-30

h York, Z; st. Louis, 4.
Atlanta, 4; Augusta, S.
sChattanoega, 2, Ma
bchester. 6; Buffalo, 5.
bboken, 4; Monitor, 0.
National, 2; Chicago, 4.
|roit, g.; Boston, A.
Hayerhill, 10; Newbury-
Brooklyn. 4; Louisville, 0.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-05-30
)DT11SH-AMERIGANS.

Brooklyn. A; Louisville, Q
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08
Kansas City Grain and Produce.


Flonr-Dull; quotations in car lots; Xxx d5c; Xxx
Ssa5c: family 81 05el 49, choice, 81 35ei IS; f;tnos
81 65dl y patent 81 ,sto2 lO rye -four 81 45dl 30.
Wheat-Recepts, 12UG; shipments, 6.uVO in store
369V9 market stronger; No. red. cash, t2ts bid
625s asked: September Gt bid, 81 asked; October. .
asked: No. soft cash, 90 bid, 20 asked; no. sol
cash, 5gl% bid.
Corn-Receipts. l0eoO shipments. 1900; In store
1850: active; No. ,. cash. 81 bid; september, 3,s4
37st; October, $50 hid. 3tA asked
Osts-No. ,, cash, q bid. 27s4 asked; August, z
bid 27l6 asked september. % bid, 2.34 asked; octo
Der, 27l1 bid, - asked.
Rye-No cash. ~ bid.
Hav-Weak: fancy small baled, s. %, large, IS 80
Mil stutf-tluiet.
Butter Steady: creamery fancy IS; good Is; dairy
II: store packed. 10; common, o.
Egys-Steady at Slec.
Corn Meal-Green. IS; dried, 90.
Corn Chop-Bulk, 10; sacked, -.
Shpstuff- 46tr59c.
Bran-Bulk. A.; sacked, 81
Cheesc-Fuil cream. 81; fiat 1@S Young America.
~: Kansas, 56,1.
Poutry-Duli: old hens. g. 0oGG2 q; mixed. 81 -;
spring chickens, large, 81 ~ snail: 81 2'al 80
Dried Apples lose; peaches, 2oa3lec.
Wool-Missouri, sshed heavy fine, 1G@ls; light,
1su22; medium comhing 22a2i; coarse. 20o2l low and
carpet l5S7 Kansas and Nebraska heavy fine 5@ Is;
light i9cs21 medium, 20d23 tub washed choice, AtgS5;
fine. 326ssS; dingy and low. 216r29
Broom corn-Hurl, 10 self working, 6ess; common,
5: crooked 39tes4.
Hides-Dry flint No l. -; No. D II; bulls and stays,
s. dry salt No, l. 10, No. = s; green salt No l. sA No
2, g. green uncured. No. l. . No. .; calf, 's sheep
pelt No 2 s.
TalIow-No l, SO; No. 2, 23l
Provisions cured hams, 12S1breakfast bacon.
TO- dried beef l01e dry salt clear rib sides, So OO
long clear s6 0o shoulders s IS; short clear % 81
smoked clear rib Sides So GO long clear. So 81; short
clear, s. OD:mess pork, $40 Gl beef, - 80.
Lard-Choice tiercc. o. l2l1
Flax seed-a0e@Sl o..
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81. Louis Grain and Produce.

ST. LOUIS. August 4.
Flour-More active steady; xxx s. 25s2 &, family
O. 40ta2 40: choice 81 90a3 10; fancy, - 40s3 So
extra fancy, s. 6Gs3 ~: patent. 81 aDs4 ~.
wheat-Very dull and easier. The market opened
easy and 1sceslc lower but recovered and ruled
steady for time. when prices again eased of. and
closed Is6elac lower than yesterday.
Sales ranged: No. red cash. 76a; August. 7Gas
September. T7ss1S4. closed IS bid; October, 7yss$
Sle closing - bid.
Corn-Duil and irregular. The market opened nrm
and advanced secalc, but with the exception Of the
October option, gradually declined and closed 1sc
higher
Sales ranged: No. mixed cash, 80: August, 1884;
September 40lfs4lls closing 4UHs asked; October.
42<42as closing ~.
Oats~yery dun hut about steady; No. mixed
cash. 2ss August 26l bid: September 2,as; october,
%
Rye-Strong; 5lla
. Barey-Steady. a.
Lead.weak refined 81 "a; chemically hard; 3. 5s1e
Butter-Quiet and steady; creamery. l7eSa; dairy.
1OCei6
Eggs-Firm, size.
Whiskey-Steady; 81 "a.
Pork-Si0 -.
Lard-S5 50
Receipts Flour. 4,ss; wheat. 10000; corn, 2',Us;
oats :a,eo; rye. 1000; barley. none.
Shipments-flour. GOO; wheat. lo,nO corn, 1000;
oats, 400; rye, none; barley. none.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08
Chicago Grain and Produce.


Speculation change very low today; fluctua
tions in prices kept within very range
particularly in wheat, and the volume Of trading
light. No feature of any kind entered into whea
today and the market closed at prices shade unde
those of yesterday.
The trading in corn little more active. vol
umes ranging niger early in the day, the Septembe
options advancing to 5c, hut broke off again very
close to yesterdays figures.
Oats ruled dull and steady.
Provisions ranged triilc higher but fell or and
closed at about Yesterday figures.
Flour steady and unchanged
Wheat-Sales ranged: August, 75e75l4, closed ,5IS
September. ,Gts71, closed aJ9s; October. 1855 ISIS
closed = y; No. , Spring -; No. red, ~.
Corn--Cssh -: August, f5ll, closed -; Septrm
Der 4iaes5 closed 4i3s October +tDi6, closed 1875
Oats - Cash. 21@.: August. PA. closed - Sep
TENDER 2s5aey29JS. closed 2S3.; October 212e 80
closed 29l6.
Rye-Steadv, No. }, cash, -
Barley-Quiet; No 3 64er6il@c.
Flax Seed-Strong; Ne. /. 81 II.
Pork Cash 81 $50; September, 80 Gl9ls S. close.
80 6 III; October. 81 1D9.9 S.lE, closed $751;
IardEFirn; cash So 42l6; September S. a5tsG 91js
October s. 6el5Cs6 C5. closed So G!1s.
Whiskey- Steady, 81 H.
Butter Steady creamery, 13Ggls; dairy, l2laGslA1.
EgcS- sSG9 Zoe.
Receipts-Flour 9Wa wheat. $685. corn 2i2lf0;
oats. fa2 COO rye. 1850. barley, Z2,oJ0.
Shpmenss-Flour, 1000; wheat I2s0cH corn, ll2,-
OGj; oats. l46.0p); rye, 1,0se; barley, 100.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08
SHE LEFT.

Two soiled doves were caught in the trap
of vigilant Jap Marlatt yesterday. Maud
Arlington who holds forth in the brick below
the Douglas avenue house increased the city
treasury by the addition Of twenty-five dol
lars, while gentle Kittie Wells handed over a
similar amount for similar offense on north
Main.
Officer Mcnamara was also on north Main
and as result of his expedition brought
back on states warrant young woman
answering to the euphoneous name of Bertha
Steinberger Her fine was 500 and SIS. 80
costs but his honor, having upon this occas-
ion a greater regard for the city morals than
treasury, RENTED the former if she would
leave the city before dark.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08
A MAN GAINED. ETC.

DIR. j. NJ. Hudson of the Star stables, was
somewhat surprised yesterday to find himself
surrounded, at his regular place OF business.
by number of his intimate friends who
looked as though they had some sort of news
for him, but he was not able to predict what
kind it would be- The second look of obser-
ration revealed gold headed cane and some
other valuables in the hands of Messrs G. A.
English and NJ Baettie He was then in
formed that the boys had set up job on him.
They had secured several presents among
them cane costing $50 and presented them
to him.
The affair was quite a surprise to the re-
ceiver, but he soon comprehended the situa-
ton and thanked the boys kindly for the
tokens of respect.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08
Cutting Sentenced.

ST. LOUIS, Aug THE Ell Paso, Tex,
correspondent Of The Globe Democrat tele
graphs tonight that sentence was pronounc-
ed on Cutting this morning 1t is one
years imprisonment at hard labor and six
hundred dollars fine If he cannot pay the
fine he will have to serve one hundred days
longer Medina, who caused all the trouble.
has leave to sue Cutting in civil suit for
damages. The question of censuring Amer
lean Consul Brigham and asking for his re-
moval is referred 10 the supreme court at
chihuahua. Cutting will probably be hur-
ried off to prison at chihuahua tonight
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08
A Sad SeUuel,

CHICAGO, Aug. Captain Wallace
Hall, until recently high officer in the Sc
cret service Of the United States, was shot
and instantly killed in his home, No, 476
Wabash avenue, at Is this morning, the
fatal bullet being fred from his own revolv-
er while engaged in struggle for its pos
sion with his wife, Mrs Annie Hall, who
is locked up at the armory. The woman
claims that the sooting was accidental
Capt. Hall was married in Chicago only
three months ago, The marriage resulted
unhappily. Mr. and Mrs. Hall quarreled
frequently Last night they became in
volved in quarrel over business matters
which resulted as above stated.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08
New York Grain.

Wheat in spot lots was firm and more &C tive partly
for export options opened strong and advanced a
triie. afterwards weakened and lost the improve
ment closing steady.
Sales ranged Ungraded red. 7slAe6as: No red $50
eests No red SS14 usss elevator. esss6ie delivered
No red August. SlsAsaas closed ssA; September
s6lseeSSls.
Corn-Cash lots firm and quiet options opened
shade better closed with the advance parity lost
Spnculations dun
sales ranged; UnSraded. sseto,e: No . sou in s'or.
sou; September 5.sssSess
oafs-Steady mixed lower. whit steady and shaee
easier.
Mixed western. ssSsss white Seal
Bar ley-Steady.
But tcr-Rather quiet: western i2AA
.Cheese-Firm. western. silessa
Egxs-Dull and weaker: western fre<h. lSk0t.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08
Looks Ugly.

LAREDO, Tex, Aug IA detachment
OF 400 Mexican troops arrived in Nueva
Laredo, Mexico, last night They are
principally infantry and artillery and
brought two cannons with them They
have placed the cannons so as to command
TT. Mcintosh on the Texas side of the Rio
Grande, and have been noticed taking
observations from their position all day.
Considerable indignation is expressed by the
Americans at the arrival of these troops,
and this action on the part of the Meyicans
does not look well fer peaceful solution
of the present difficulty.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08
Plucky Grasshoppers.

GARDEN CITY. Kan, Aug. IA full
volunteer battery of guns and forty men
were organized here today in view of hos
tilities with Mexico The services of the
battery will be rendered to the president on
Monday. There has been considerable eX-
element in town over the Cutting affair
and volunteers were easily enlisted The
ladies of the city are making handsome
silk flag to be presented to the battery.
Captain Pottinger of the Sentinel has been
elected to the captaincv.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08
CircumlOcut Ory.

PARIS, Aug. THE Mexican minister
here has sent communication TO Il pa
pers in which he says that a conflict will
not arise between Mexico and the United
States in connection with the Cutting af-
fair. He concluded with the statement
that Mexico is perfectly tranquil
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08
Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY. AiHUst I.
Cattle Receipts .36; shipments 1ii9; market
Strong for choice native shippers Texas trm common
weak and slow.
Hogs Receipt, 5.64S; shipments 1907; market
for choice strong and shade higher: good 10 choice
q 75tas %: common Ia medium. 81 5'ke4 20; skips
and pigs. s. Uos04 ~.
Sheep Receipts, S shipments. -; steady;
good choice s. Secs 10; common 10 medium. 81 50
a. %
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08
Faruo SPRINGS Wins.

EMPoRIA, Kan, Aug "A special dis
patch TO the Emporia Daily Republican
says that at the election in Seward count V
on the county seat, Fargo Springs carried
the day by handsome majority.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08
Chicago Lava Stock.

CHICAGO. August :.
Cattle Receipts 500; shipments none; market
steady; good grades shipping steers. asSa0 pound.
A. 15e4 ~; stockers and feeders, "a 2sSS 80: bulk.
& Zoos 10 through Texas cattle. g Nos IS
Hogs-Reccipts. $780, shipments. 5000: market
strong; rough and mixed. - as1A Is; packing and
shipping - sos To- light q 5e4 ~ skps g. alS4 "a.
Sheep-Receipts. 100. shipments none; market
strong. natives, g. 5as4 81 western. q 50; lambs
A MOD y
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08
For Trade.

Eorrez cows vAsnns. bazgtez. Norman
tsAiifdn. stock If general nIsrfisaSaiiss, "a
stock - clothing. 2hor@e t-s~sy engine
ard rhr>shlnz uzsis~. EA5sz4nfe faztesst
rights shsrr~ &C. several god growing 10
erfl Esftsss several god pre sfnpt3cns snd sinsss
culture claims Ia th~ sArdst CITY land dtssrs farms
srsf property Ia al the EASTERN sts5 @sgsfhsru
state slse western ksnsss land ard . great rasHy
Ios ia western Saaszs towns al e. trsds far
lots In tshitA i'm proved farpas N s<siSStek Es
isx. Covie, tsu.hsr and Reno ipfies. y ri fF@sie
for fsiortsss-e ,sor~rs, fhrs~s - infwvssd farms
res; for -. Hs nafs . sg~stslfY - tr.siGx ~
have vthsas - ffsfr - s>l bfibz fb~ dssrip
tte1 crsss ssf sGs ffaete Town lss;x
FER sale r-s-sgf Cssse - Esss DsErise VI
stair front KFidaEA SAffS.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08

NEWPORT, II. l., Aug.-Shortly after
10 O'Clock this morning the Yachts that are
10 take part in todays regatta began tC
make preparations for the start. The wind
| blowing east by south, was quite fresh.
The big sloop Atlantic, of New York, was
the earliest of the fleets to get ready. The
course for today's race is to be hen and
chicken race and will be a very pretty one.
The Boston schooner Mohican, arrived at
o'clock this morning. Captain Crandall
reported to the committee soon after s, and
although late was allowed to enter the
Mohican in the schooner class.
1915 A. M.-The whistle has just blown
for the start The Atlantic got off first,
Puritan second, Stranger third Crawling
fourth, Priscilla ninth, Mayfiower thir
tenth
II a m-The Puritan passed the Allan
tic and leads the fleet.
11:10- the Puritan is still leading. and
well to windward of the fleet The Allan
tic is second, but is being rapidly overhaul
ed by the Mayfiower, which passed the
Priscilla and is well to the windward of
her
11:30.-The Mayfiower came up even to
the Puritan, but the latter holds the wind
ward position; the Priscilla and At'a1t c
are close together and half mile behind
New YORK, 1:40 p. m.-The Puritan
rounded the light ship closely followed by
the Maytlower, the Sachem and Crawling
close behind
New PoRT, 3:15 p. m.-The Mayflower
wins, Puritan second, three-quarters of a
mile behind; Atlantic third; Priscilla fourth,
two miles behind
NEWPORT, r. l.. Aug THE sloop
Maytlower won the Goelat cup race today
AT Sow and Pigs light ship she led the
Puritan three minutes; at Tie next turn,
which was at the Hen and Chickens the
Puritan had gained a half minute; at the
finish, which was at 3l7, the Mayflower
had gained one minute over the previous
time, passing the line between the light
ship and the judges stand three and one
half minutes ahead Of the Puritan When
the MayfioWer crossed the finish a hundred
yachts dipped their flags and all the steam
ers and tugs saluted her. The Priscilla
was never in the race after the Mayllower
passed her just after the start The Gray
ling won the schooner prize
Missouri Crop Report.
ST Louis. Mo, Aug ID. w San
born, secretary of the state board Of agri-
culture reports that extensive returns from
every county Of the state, give the average
prospect Of corn for August The prospect
is no better at the present date.
The following returns from thresl;ng
shows the crop Of wheat TO have been one
of the greatest and the average 10.
bushels to the acre total %, 85S, 917
bushels.
Oats are 6SS bushels per acre, or total
of 333, 1S4, iSj bushels.
Timothy is IA and clover IL per acre.
Potatoes 50, tobacco 81 hemp Is and
flax $50 per cent of an average crop.
Pastures suffered by the drouth, but
stock is doing we'll
Native grasshoppers and chinch bugs are
doing some damage, bat not as disastrous
as at first reported.
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In the Golden.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. Edward
Bundy, colored. was hanged at Spartan
burg yesterday for the murder of Annie
| Hickman in March. 1885.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08
New York Live STOCK.

New YORK. August :.
Beev es-Pecepts. Including IS Carloads for export
were 81 carload. irics~ were l5pac higher but the
demand was only moderate. The sales Included
poor to fairly prime native steers at O. 21S s fair
Texas steers. - 0&lo; fat bulls e. s06S ~
Sheep-Receipts, $500; nrmer: common To ptme
sheep, o e2is@4 IS; common 20 prime lambs & on
al Oh
Hoss-Receipts sID; market quite. Is ooe n
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WANTED - First-cass shoemaker immediately.
w Appiy at McNa. aten & Miles shoe store. ~
nni,gI. lx..r. dor. x.sl u Cl!rsrs ltInk dts -
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wv ASTED-Thirty 10 forty 2year old Shorthorn
w bulls. well graded up 10 be delivered al
ranch. ninety miles south at Arkansas city, DeXt
June. Address Shorthofu," Office Daily Eagle. with
price aud description as " IS u
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Advertisements in tbs eolurnn win be charged for
the rate OF Five Cents Per liue ger week No I'D
yertisemeats taken for less IS cents and VIII
not he inserted Until paid for.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08

w ANTFD-Dry goods partner. An experienced
w dry goods merchant with si0"sieapitsi. wishes
To locate in Niciiiis provided he fad suitable
partner with same amount 81 capital and experience
in busiue>s Address lock box sis Wichita kaS
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XJyANTED-A position by an experienced druggist
w in southwest Kansas; registered. Address Drl.-
gist Eagle office. dsstt'
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.


S.TRAYED or siOLES- F7oSu 3 WIZ Cinrinusl
SRskery. sunday evening. bissk hssss zssitA
bie reward paid 20 riBdss. f1sst'
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S,TCRA1E.-Fe~ hoii-~s.nle goods nssrrh.ss1ise.
- bored loose II ven hsss ATS Ess@lp "a si<ss
bring tlsetr ~ tbs " ilhita storage Co No is Hssi
Douglas EET
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STORAGE.

STORAGE- For ho1ss hold ss,-as ard rners.hsndl.s
- at - Main II tssssp rate, b. Coz a Stanley.
dlzBu
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yVyANrFD-By man and wife only unfurhi>hed
w room Of large dimensions en- first noCr. handy Il
business and i. good neigahnrhooi Leave wort at
Alien Smith reel estate Office lie Main street, ny
stat
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VyYANTEo-A situation rs clerk IN grocery store
w or other employ ment: TEA years experience c.
V Carroll *. G. T. l Fsoffs. tihs So
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FOR TRADE.

L-oR TRApE-Llvrry stable and the entire 0H;nis
i good business, good iocsfion. everything 10
longing Ia SrstciAss livery stable situated In TIA.
city 81 Cleveland. Ohio. Will trade for sild
ern Kansas. For particulars address lGsk boH 10.
wichita Kan i<r
I.-GE EXCHANGING have hair sactisn - SsGs
j wick county land psTsis irupfosec which Ne
~ III enshsDge for Wleh'a property ulu veFy nsrai
terms EunueII a Eot.fsofsse Df
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08
WANTED.

VyvANTET- Situation - hoosSeepes. salesman or
w cashier. by thoroughly qualified and temper
ate young Best of references. Adssress t.
E- .tt Office. irtsJ-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08

VyvANTED-A goo, coiored girl to d. general
w hOusewurh al good wages. call at ~ south
Market street at once. dV-6t
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08

w ANTED-Po Insurance men. For reasonable
w consideration the agency for 10 counties Tor
firstclass Insurance company VIII be traDsietrt-
farm business sp.,ritity; contracts very hhetai
Wichta Is the center Of territory. This Is worth
Investigation. Address p0X 2li Yates Center Rs oo'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08

w ANTrD- Young lady capyasse-s - travel; nlnSt
w be attractive aud OF ability; good salary O. h'
rartfes Ad3r..- " = Literal. IL, hts
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08
JOINER.

WIN do al kinds Of carpeusr and Joiner vvk ca
sAort ncsdcs Ssain Stair Ratiin1s. Sash DoH2
Biinda. Door and window YfARss and acroean.
- Shop. - Main saeee Rsssdeace on Lawrscrs
avenue neaf Oenxr1- Possof1ce box ~.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-08

w ASTED- To buy a good fern,ly horse: =. T.
W Dunbar. dG'et-