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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-11
SPECLAL NOTICES.
Spr{nR Millinery

Spring Millinery.
On Monday we will exhibit as fine line
Of new spring goods as ever shown in Wich-
ita, and guarantee prices the lowest. Call
and inspect our stock. Mrs z. Vreden-
burgh, 1873 Main street. dl22-lt
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-11
FOR TRADE.

EOR TRADE-Good farms for city property;
L city property for farms. Allen Graham.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-11

Misses and chiidrens school bats from %
cents up &; Mrs. A. Krsmer's. dl2oS:
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-11

money, money" chattel money at Allen
Il Grahsm. d6l-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-11
The Strike Ia Ended.

The st. Louis. Fl Scott & Wichita and
Missouri Pacific railways are now receiving
live stock and dead freight for ali points,
W. ID. Murdoch, agent. dl1itf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-11

The EAGLE printing and blank book e.
Enlistment is prepared to do all kinds of
job printing and blank book making, guar
anteeing their work 10 be first-clsss in every
respect. All counter work, checks, bonds,
perforated, numbered-or loose-st prices
equal to Kansas City or ST. Louis.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-11

money, money" chstiei money e, Allen
& Graham. S6i-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-11

Plenty Of chs:.el money, at Allen &
GrAham del-,f
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-11

For pure apple cider and choice apples
and fruits Of all kinds see John Schoitdllsf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-11

Mn. A. Kramer has neyer before dis
played as many novelties IN millinery =. s.
the present time. Call nexf dor 70 post
ofEce. dian-3,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-11
FOR SIZE.

E,OR SALE-Choice corner lot so feet front
II corner Of Topeka ave and llth street for
81, leo Hotchkine and Wheeler, e07 Douglas
ave- dl22-6t
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

sugars-Cut loaf Ts : granula,ed, s. se; a
81 -1o.4c. extra c. 5}s95t4c; yellow &C.
Cofee-Green Rio. lOauc: Rio. roasted. la
i5c. Java, green, l50G}c, Java, roasted, 24@2sc;
MaracAibo, roasted, l6Glsc, Mexican roasted, lSc
GZlc.
Teas-Japan fine. S5e1f5c, Japan medium, 2SG
35c. ordinary ls1-5c. HysOu, SsG50c gunpOwder,
utc-.c. O0long fUn6OC. Congo 26Gs5C.
Flour s. ~ per cwt: 50 y per bbl. patent Pre-
ceSs, s. ~ per cwt.. $ 81 per bbl; al wheat aOU
- Is per cwt e. ~ per bhl,
Mil feed. --creenings, Sl3 per ton: bran. sl2
ships. 81. middlings, SD Feed-COrn and oats,
So
Kerosene on-Michigan test l0}zc per gal;
water white. iff.c.
seels-Ciover. s. 0oe6 80 per bu; timothy. 81 IS
a. f
Fish-No ! white 6sh, So o. per halt bbl ;
cod salt ,c per 10, clans, 81 90 per hun
dred. canned oysters, selects, 2sGS0c; smoked
Ealhut sni-c.
Pork iu oarrels-Mess PORK. Chicago packed
g. 5sll ao- clear. = 0H. clear short cut Chicago
81 uU. clear short cut best, sl2 15.
Lard-UerCes. 6isc. 80 and ~ 10 tubs, 63Ec. so
b round tins. llo cases ~ r., IN tn pals. 6l66s7c.
Beef .n harreis-kxtra mess, warranted 30 lbs.
g. e. extra. honeless, 81 80.
Buftcrine-W ausesha creamery, solid, 1Sc. rolls,
i3,c dairy solid. NC. rolls l2isc
Fruits - Oranges. California, Se15 =; lemons,
choice. 3 5o. lemons fancy. s. ig67 00. figs.
layers new per ib. i2i4al6c dates. Fand, 10 10
box ger lh. l0C dates. Farf. ~ 20 box. per h. &c
dates, Persian. - 10 bpx. per lb., s1soe9c.
Ngrs-feanuts raw. Der 10, &C., ch0ice red,
raw. yer l1 81. fancy red. raw, per TO-. bd55zc.
choice white, Va, S95i r.. fancy, II. p. Va, -
ere almonds. Terragona, Ice California, 15e1i6c.
hrazis. t03c. hlnerts. sicily. llHi3c. BARGE
Iona. llc. walunts. Grenooie lf@Gl5c, French
stilc California ilc. pccsns, Texas, II. r. "a
lie Missouri. ,>s9sc, cocoanuts. per 100, 81 500
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

foa are feeling depressed your zppelts
i7 poor. ~ zls bothered stl heal4cte.
ys- -fr l4--l l7fFa.-s AID generally cas-
~ -trls aa1 saat ?. lrzes ~ brs1e ~.
@-l lei Hill >f-nl4 4aE-. snrrE medicines.
" ---ter, all-1 Save or thzir 1azls Ferf
cheap. bad s4lszg and slieh stimulate
g9.- llr al L4-E all Lleu .ezFz ye4 in
a4rse -9lai-l4l than before. N Las Fou
Hall Is ~ attentive la4f slU panty yolE
--atd start lzs--lF a1lanD ~ Liver AID
h4-4els 81 res. are 14ar vitality ana glFe re-
arsel L1a-tl 4nd slreug gfA. such . ueli-
cane F9a ail nn1 Ia Electric B.Etels. AID
9nls 3o lells = lgl.s a. Peek Bu.s Drgs
Store
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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

Lovnov July IS Two express trains run
ming r. opposite directions between Edin
ourgh and Glasgow came into collision
Fsa wood junction this afternoon Both
trains we're osd.V mashed up and thirty
Eve persons were niIed some ~ them
very seriously ard Is T. feared fatally II.
las not been ascer.a.nei that any one was
81
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

faFH frOn ace + rom r ifst hanus-
Beans-Cnpicxed are worth 40G6oc; picked, 81
esl
Buiter-Fresb roll, lOslsc; dairy. l5sl7c:
creamery, lsa1c.
Ineese--talltsc.
Dried Frlls-Apples, Ses]1c; evapOrsted, SO
&C.
Eggs-l06uc ? dOz.
Fresh Meats-Dressed hogs. s5.25G5.75 = cwt,
mutton sL75@100; veal, 8 5SDs o.. beef. s6tG
1.lH.
Grain-Wheat. Clawson, 75c; Lancaster. &c.
Oats, 53GSic. Rye soc. Barley, Sl.2oeSl 10 PEI
cwt. Corn. 55a.-,C.
Hldes-Green. Sc , p. part cured, 7c; cured,
7iraec. calf skins, 10 l2os. Toe; kip skins,
green. sc. cured, &C; dekin skins 3lg50c ?
piece sheep pets 50coEsl wool being estimated
a. - e p.
Honey-inGi3 p =.
Hay Timothy. old, siOG12 per ton; new, s99lO;
Clover. solo.
P0tatoes-Old. 50G6Oc, new. 75cusl per bus
Pouitry-FowIs. dressed, lOo9l21xc p q. spring
chickens, ltdl,c per 10.
Straw -sasa3.5O q load
Strawberries ri &c per quart.
IallOW- 3c , n.
WOOi-Washed 25Ef 2oc; unwashed. l6320c.
Wood But little offered. FOur-fOOt wood is
worth $1,000 ? c0rd; Block stove wood, 81 q
30.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

Iumher-Bul stud. timber. j0lsts anf scaut
Ing ll ls and as feet ell. 90 IL n
s3 30 81 o. So Sheetiug boards. dressed on
one eide S. 3. and si9. Fence aooring SIS. com
mon. s,1. siding. l-t and IL SIS. common. st5
finishing irmher. sE01n Barn boards No 1
dressed ou one s.de si- No. = sl4
ShuEies-if inch stars sZ.-fss, seconds 81 7'
aloo
Tata So T. g. sat o.
T8me-Ohio. g. Grand Rapids. sc. Petoskey
g. On
Cement-si EaSi l5 per hhi
NsI.s-fom mon brad sui fencing.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

TaE Bs-E SaLFE iu tile word for Cats.
Bruises. sores. L lioers salt Raeam Fever
Sores. ieftrr tlapped Hands. Cbiiblains.
Corn and al sam Er4plious and positive
ig cures piles. or no pay reg llred- 10 Is
guarau teed t0 give perfect satisfaction 0r
money refunded. Price - cents per box
For sale by Peek Bros
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

NsF loEa I4g n-f-our dal ald lu-
changed File g Haa1 -I slprr1ue & 80
-. ONO extra s. slai g. f. Lou-s extra. = 81
g -o southern lolr llll 1ll nril. Common 10
eLa.ce eKrrt - a. 81.
" --al o lllll- active prc-s lrres llar. Deal
.l-s ser- Attended with lltlel excitement 90
la.es Il- close was strong ar au advance % &.
81. s- -I.l -l-s closed -rrllg aud 3l-ncr spot
sales oi <s. fed -ttle t-c lusralet spring Sac.
ausl ldrt winter red ,iG.l.ae. and ulgraded
white ,uc $50 = red winter. August. - .gcl -,
o. ,eFt-In 1rr ,,tsc DO October SOB
lgru- Options fairly active aud nrm. closing
a sBi ~ niglrr SPOT lois drn aud -1lc high
sr. spo- sales 0f no mixed llr. unsgaied
l4lEe1 94lc lugrt1ei wale sc aud yellow
i.s se. no mixed July. lnl. 10 August. i,s46' sc,
ia spot. IA
otts-upu1ns closed strong auI iaIIc higher.
spul "a. les 1f so B white S, aLe tftt i5c. aud 80
10. Wc No. p mixed August So sc. DO septein-
Bye -4a.e.. western, 55S57c. state. 60s51c
Barley Nominal
Por1-Olil new mess. sil 5aGl1 G0
Lard .osed dun. . - cash. . 80 80 Aug
l.t q o september.
slzar-Dlll. fair % good rehaiag, q ,g5c.
bliler-Etsy1 state ltgl7tac. western, loo
l6tc.
Cheese state. a.. g7'1e Tor common TO
choice.
Esgs-Quie, state iisi5c; western ls3.sli'4c.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07
Tnlelio Market
GRAND RAPIDS MARKETS.

r0LEDO. July Wheat Firm; cash So as
July. -lt.e August So. september. sc. Cor
steady August Ss1. Oats nothing doing.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

u A bradford Wholesale paper dealer 0l
Chattanooga. Tenn. writes that be Vas Sc
uously afflicted Nilh a severe cold that
settled 0n hls lungs had tried many
remedies without benent Being Induced
% lry Dr. hlug Neg Discovery for Con
sumption. dla 80 and Has entirely cured bv
use 0t a few bottles. since which time he
las usrd ii boa his family fOT all Coughs and
Cold With best results. This IS the eK
perlence JI thousands whose lives have been
saved hy THIS Wonderful Discovery Trial
bottles tree al Peck Brothers drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

You viii notice how quickly a thoroughly
successful article Is initiated. and also that
the limitations are without merit, as they
are gotten up by INSCRIPTIONS parties.
Beware Of limitations OF Dr. Jones Red
Clover Tonic. The genuine is sold Dy r.
T. Wilson, and promptly cures dyspepsia,
costyeness. bad breath piles. pimples, ague
and malaria diseases. poor appetite. low
spirits. headache or diseases of the kidneys.
stomach and liver. Price 30 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

Insanity IS on the increase. Statistics
show this. Many cases are brought on by
overwOrk. anxiety, excitement, mental
trouble and nervous prOstrauon; il Is also
inherited. Invariably sleeplessness and
constipation manifest themselves before one
becomes insane. Constipation induces
dyspepsia, jaundice bad breath, piles, pinl-
pies. low spirits, headache, etc. Or. Jones
Red Clover Tonic relieves constipation,
thereby curing these diseases. Price, 90
cents of +. K. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-07

If you contemplate furnish
ing, it viii pay you 10 visit our
warero0ms. We have a full
line of low and medium priced
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-10-15
CURIOUS FACTS.

"Red alcoholic noses cured In week" Is q
new and odd London advertisement.
Len Newhouse, of Muir, Mich, has grown
sunfower four feet in circumference.
An Edmore (Aiich) man lost s16S and re-
warded the finder with pair of suspenders
A Davenport, Iowa, cook has recently dis
covered that he has talent for painting, and
has given up the grldiron for the easel.
Little Rosa Eckert, years old, fell out of a
third-story window at Logansport, struck the
pavement, remained unconscious for a few
minutes and then resumed her interrupted
play quite unharmed.
The smallest man in Iowa Is said to be Will
liam Organs, of Shellsburg He is 33 years
Of age and only thirty-six inches tall. He
owns a good deal of land and is shrewd
business man.
DR.. F. G. Janeway of New York city act
ing on the suggestion Of country practition-
er, has given frozen milk to patients whose
stomachs did not tolerate ice cream, and
speaks highly Of Its use in fevers.-Medical
Journal.
While excavating for q new bridge under
the old canal aqueduct at Fort Wayne, Ind,
workmen found Mexican silver coin of the
date Of 1852 and horseshoe Of primitive con-
struction. They laid ten feet below the bot
tom of the river.
Frank Graft, a hearty young citizen Of
Rockville, Pa, bet that he could eat a pint Of
ice cream in half minute. He won. Then
he bet that he could eat three large ginger
cakes In one minute. He devoured two of
them, when he suddenly dropped to the floor
dead
A drunken man in New York tore IN a
$40 note the other day. A newsboy picked
up the pieces and sold them to dry goods
porter for fifty cents. The porter pieced the
bill together and gave 1t to the cashier Of his
firm, who took it to the sub-treasury for re-
demption. 1t was a counterfeit.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-10-15
THE STAGE.

Aimee acts as young as ever.
Rosina Vokes and her company will open
in Canada.
John T. Raymond has new comic play,
the "Woman Hater"
Janauschell begins her farewell engage
ment in New York Oct. 4.
Booth has been charging SO. so per seat on
his tour of the Michigan circuit.
The American Opera company will not be
heard at New York until Feb 2S, 1877
Arthur Sullivan has composed a new can
tata, which he has titled "The Golden
Legend"
Mr.. Wilson Barrett, the famous English
actor, makes his first appearance in New
York Oct. II.
Marie Prescott will begin thirty weeks
tour on Oct. 25, playing Toronto first and Wis.,
iting the principal cities.
Mr. Frank Lincoln will make Chicago his
headquarters for few months. He goes
there to fulfill several important society enter
tainment engagements.
Miss Myra Goodwin begins her second star
ring tour in her play Of isis" Oct. II, in
which she will introduce banjo solos and imi-
tations of well-lnown actresses.
"Iheodora" has provoked peculiar criti-
cisms from the New York journals, and The
Tribune tersely sums up the play as "odorif-
erous of passion, filth and carnage"
Nine. Judic's Norway and Sweden engage
ment has been very successful, the audience
at Stockholm calling her before the curtain
eleven times during one performance.
When Mr.. A. NJ Palmer returned from
California he found no less than thirty-eight
plays on his desk at the Madison Square the
atre awaiting his approval. New York was
the most prolific, furnishing sixteen, Massa-
chusetts six, California five, Ohio seven, In
diana three, Illinois three and Pennsylvania
one,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-10-15
LITERARY NOTES.

"The Life and Letters of the Late Mr.. Dar-
win" is to be issued soon by London firm
Mrs. Rose Terry Cooke has written another
novel, the title of which is "Steadfast."
Miss McClelland, the author of aOblivion, "
has written new book called princess"
DIR, S. Weir Mitchell's new novel, "Roland
Blake," is announced by Houghton, Miffin
q Co.
Julian Hawthorne asserts that there are
not ten authors in England who can sell a
novel for $500
Arlo Bates, the editor of The Boston
Courier, is about TO bring out a volume Of
verse entitled, Berries of the Brier."
1t is reported on good authority that Miss
Rose Elizabeth Cleveland is on the eve of
breaking her connection with Literary Life.
Miss Cleveland will write the introduction
to the new book, "How to Win, which is soon
to be brought out by Miss Frances L. Willard
Mr.. Howells is said to be making studies of
life in newspaper office with view to writ
ing novel of which journalism shall be the
basis
1t is said that DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes
Is under contract to write only for The At
lantic Monthly, and he Is paid 5000 year
as a retainer
w. ID. Howels will begin new novel in
the February number of Harper's under the
title of IAN Open Question" The scene will
be laid in Boston
The never tiring Miss Yonge is about to
add new novel to her prodigious list. "a
Modern Telemachus" is the title and the Mac
millans are the publishers.
Grant Aliens forthcoming novel, "In All
Shades" Is melo-dramatic story OF Trni.
dad, the title referring to the complexions re.
sulting from the intermixture Of races.
Mrs, Oliphant's studies of the men and wo-
men of Queen Anne's reign will appear in
The Century next year, Anne, Defoe, Swift
and tho Duchess of Marlborough are on her
list.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-10-15
THE COLUMBIAN COUNTY

A league has been organized at Salt
Lake, Utah, TO oppose Mormonism on
every issue they may raise.
But two deaths resulting from hydro
phobia have occurred in New York city
during the past eight years.
A live Charleston, S. c., merchant
heads his advertisements as follows |:
Earthquake pr,c,s Shake EN- DOWN.
Stephen Morse, OF East Woodstock,
Coun., drinks bis cider out of 300
year old jug that came over in the
Mayhowcr.
"A farmer near New Milford. Conn,
rt recently plowed up an old field, and
among other things brought up six
hundred snake eggs.
A Montana stockman has a standing
offer of S'25O,00 TO any one who will
insure his cattle range this winter and
make good all losses.
A Chicago woman's hair turned
from deep black to yellow blonde in a
single day, but she has swapped wigs ;
that was all.
A now through sleeping car from
New York to San Francisco is to be
called Kindness, because kindness goes
a long ways.
II white man steals coat in Ari.
zopa, says the Wheeling Register, he
is hanged if an Indian scalps a white
man lie is sent 10 Florida to gather
oranges.
English miliners are said TO have
discovered a way of making bonnets of
tissue-paper they cost about as much
as il they were covered with bank
notes.
w. S. Hesth, Of Warrenton, Ga, re-
Gently picked up in the woods, near
that place, ha,r-brush which he had
left there during the war of the rebel
lion.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-10-15
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-10-15
CURIOUS FACTS.

A 7-year-old girl was drowned in pan of
milk at Howe island, Canada, a few days ago.
A bit of paper stuck to the wheel Of his
buggy, and huttering as it revolved, attracted
the attention of James Wood, of Portland,
Ne, just as he stopped to get out. He picked
1t OFF, and found 1t TO be 81 bill
j. NJ. Means, of Liberty, No, has a 40-year-
old clock that is perfect barometer. Just
before q rain the bell, usually Of a clear and
distinct tono, tells the hours In tone so dull
and mufiled as to be hardly audible 1t never
makes mistake
Nick Farber, of Columbus, Esmeralda coun-
ty, Nevada, went 10 bed a few evenings ngo,
and when he awoke in the morning he found
his jaw dislocated. How 1t happened no one
knows.
A white convict recently escaped from a
gang working on the Georgia Midland rail-
road. A bloodhound was put ON his trail and
afterward found manaeled TO a tree with the
convicts shackles Two new dogs were started
after him, and when they caught him he made
friends with them, and traded them TO negro
woman for his dinner. He has not been caught
ypt -. 49, .-------
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-10-15
ABOUT WOMEN.
Anderson Is 2S years old.

Mary Anderson Is 2S years old.
Mrs. George w. Childs is in poor health
The mistress of the White House wears
No. 81 shoe.
Chill has granted to the widow Of Vice
Admiral Lynch pension of $1,000 year.
A woman at San Jose, Cal, the other day
gave her husband IS, 900 to leave the state
Aunt Susie Grubbs, an old lady of IS, took
the prize for dancing at a recent picnic In In
diana.
There are eight women physicians In Phila-
delphia who have each an annual practice OF
over $4,000.
Mrs. Sherwood, writing from Aix-les- Bains,
says that "princesses are as plentiful as black
berries" there.
The residence of Mrs. Mark Hopkins, in
process Of erection at Great harrington,
Mass, will cost nearly S3,000,000.
The only surviving child of Noah Webster
is Mrs Jones, of Bridgeport, who carries her
81 years with good health and vivacity.
Mrs. Sunderland, Of Washington, because
of the brilliancy Of the precious stones she
wears, bears the title of the Diamond Queen.
Miss Mary Anderson is going to give four
performances in October at Dublin for the
benefit of the Charleston earthquake sufferers.
The Queen of Naples is a proficient horse
woman. The London Truth says she ran
horse in steeplechase at Baden-Baden re-
Gently
Queen Dona Maria Pia, of Portugal, shares
with her sister-in-law, the queen of Italy, the
distinction OF being regarded as "the best
dressed woman in Europe"
1t cost fashionable lady who was sojourn-
ing at Saratoga this summer $500 for doctors
bills for attendance on a pet dog which was
taken sick.-Albany Argus
"The epitone of woman's life at Saratoga
Is comprised in the phrase, mashes and
smashes,'n pretty Jewess is represented by
The New York Sun as saying.
aNorL my word for n ~ said nm e,derlv
,adv of Rrockland N " athere,s going to
be a war. All these boy babies that have
been coming along lately means something
Tho cmeen Of snain is said to be suffe,ino
from nnlmonory discose which is making
olorn,i,o, ,ro.T,,eSs The affection is simiIor
to that Which cansed the death of King All.
fonso
Mrs William Actor II ia said will never
AGAIN reign as a header of New York society.
Her ofI,ict;on has taken sucb an unfavorabla
t,rn thot sbo is ,,,ocludad from again anneor.
inc in nnhlic
mIs. oieNeiaiu n'n,hsVon p,ouos'apue'
ueciaies 'ia' neAT W .ne Piesiuehos "io,