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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22

The Ksunwhs Disp,'oh, after M sH'-
tsnce Of few short vAks less than TIRE"
suspended Monday la., 1t 10 certain that
the Capital City will not snpport two dhIhss
Who will be the next sdvrntursri The
Lighthouse, the organ Of tho temperance
people also came TO sudden end The
light was Pot out aod the late proprietor
left for Columbus
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22
THE PERMANENT GOOD OF AL.

Senty or no;e fcom each Of the leading
men tron each of the Spanish American
heP1oLcs eolld be brought to the United
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22
WEFFTTNG w V MORNING. FEBRUARY 22

question: NOW, if l should give o1t, what
would become of the folks at homer
Would my children ever get their educs-
tion2 Would my wife have to 60 out in.
to the world to earn bread for herself and
our ittleones2 Ny eyesight troubles me,
how if my eyes should fsil2 My head gets
dizzy, hoN if should drop under apo
plexyH The high pressure Of business
life and pecbanical life and agricultural
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22

John l.. Tbomsi State lecture, Of The
Good Tsnpiar', Owes, virgiui. is hold,
ing a series OF Temperance meetings He
lec;ured in the NJ T. Church, south and
the ". +. Church north, respectively,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings Il 10
currently believed ,bs, the temperance
people oi Charleston and this county will
make a determined effort, beth IN the
/ ensuing city and State elections, to elect
the Temperance ticksiA The city election
/ !. nc, lar distant aud tbs names Of capdi-
dates for cousDlmsp, etc. are mentioned
on every hand
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22

he BELONGS TO A WORLDLY CLUE,
or be does no: believe a word Of the Bible,
- e Is an iuebriste spd very loose r. h;'
babiu3 Whist YOU 'sll re .ssHs tGst you
3on't understand that while you are .: the
one end Of prayer, the ouniPotent God is
Al the otter end, and it ID simply aquestion
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-22

Chas. Pey.op who was charged With
burning The barns Of A. J. Robinson and
g. Mullen, residents Of Two Mile. this
county was. a, q hearing before Justice
Gates acquitted Of the charge. The
farmers in this vicinity are very much
worked Up over the recent outrages ana
concluded they bad secured tSs night mss
when Peyton vas arrested. They attended
the trial in fall torcs, hoping 10 zee The &C
cused bound or,r for the grand Jury.
The spripg term Of CircSit Court con-
aeuces 6rE week 10 March.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11
Delmoniro supping Awar from Home.

Charles DelInonico, I remember, used 70
eat only the simplest kind of food, and he
always drank vim ordinaire with his meals
and heaviest OF wines, and his kitchen pro-
Guced the greatest fcats of cookery ever
known. But his dinners generally consisted
Of q few rev oysters, a bit Of rare roast
beef, two or three plainly cooked vegetables,
and pint Of his own cheapest claret. Ills
nephew, who now wears tho name Of Charles
DelElonico, and runs the big restaurant can
be found ct u or o'clock almost any night,
in some oyster or chop house, taking his sup
per, rather than cat at his own table. He
seems q very nice young fellow, by the way.
He is extremely quict and unostentatious and
he enjoys life in 4 rational and gentlemanly
fashion.
But one who did not wholly understand
the eccent-icities Of the human stomach
would be apt to wonder at seeing young
Delmonico give his preference to Some other
rcStauratcuri5 badly cooked chop or STEAK,
rather than take his midnight meal in the
most celebrated eating house il the world.
But all men. and wonlsn, too, fancy, are
more or less uncertain and itful in the mat
ter Of eating. Give them hotel and rescau-
rant life for six months, and they VIII ycara
for home cooking. Give them home food for
Al equal period, and they VIII so into a res
tGurant AMI consume an inferior neal witt,
the utmost relish Odd folks we acc.-NeH
York Cor. Boston Herald
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11

yielded to the temptation and found the
president most kind and courteous. s glance
was sufficient to dissipate the impression Of
Lincoln's unseernly Ievity amid scenes OF hor-
ror which had been produced in England by
the repetition Of his JOKES ard apothegras.
Care and anxiety never sat more visibly On
any mortal brow Ills love OF moarnfCl
poetry vas proof that the natural te-npera-
ment Of the man was tGeianchcly, and his face
showed that BE- felt tee full espons.blity Of his
terrible position. know not uhethcr there was
any particle OF truth in the story that after
Charlottesville he s:l9d.tcted suicide. bat
can well believe fiat Charlottesville went 20
his heart.
The little stories. one Or two Of which he
told in the interview I bad with him. wera
simply his habitud moic cf expression. and
perhaps 81 the sane time a relief for his sur
charged rlind-a pinch. Is Is We're, Of mental
snuff Il Is needless 10 describe Lncc;a's
figure. or the koIreliness OF language which,
whom the theme was inspiring. beoaTne. rs ia
tho Get, yb:Irg address, the purey. eIoque1ce
Democracy may certainly point with triumph
to this Illinois raj splitte<' Is L proof that
high culture Is not alyayfs recaSarv to the
making Of statesman Ir1iced. Iincolns
example Is rather dangerous in that rpsr1ect
The roots of his scates1aarship were his pro-
bi1y and right feeling, which are not the IN
variable characteristics Of the western poll
tieian-Goidv-in Smith in NecmilIan's.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11
Desert ption OF An Expensive Album.

\ photograph album as IS an album has
been completed in New YORK, and is thus de-
sCTibad: Just before Mrs Y illiam x ' 2nder-
bit went u Europe this spring she had ar.
Nora, the weli-known photographer, prepare
probably the finest Photographic album ever
made. It Was nearly L yard in length, End al
most as wide, with tesy-! clasps. There were
four large pictures about eight inches square
on each page. The photographs were Of the
guests who attended, the great and nsver-to-
be-forgo7ta.l bal IA masquerade costume Is
4 souvenir OF the occasion and work Of aTt II
is Invaluable. L Is worth about 8, COO.
The lrst picture IS OF Mrs Vanderbilt l.
Ecr beautiful costume. s--ET0Inded by white
Cores Two conspicuous pictures arr OF Lady
2-GE,.evl..e II { handsome court tl-Isss, sly
rolndod b. Z frame rcEzcse,ltiae- en- Cd piCt-
TIRE. Another part .gl!ariv attrac.ivs picture
Is Il Yrs. James Brown Potter IS mandolin
player. Tho Story CT many :. life i.Z1- be Rad
il looking over tbs book, yet it Is but th7eo
yeas Cli. TErse th-ec Ladies arc euj9yI--g
London so-isty 70 the utmost list r.oyv, E-.d
sTe e...er---iai7- each ether al three arc -
peCted back ID this country about tie sane
INA. Lady Vaudeville hsz5 not be.-l hare To-
over Two years They I'll go 70 Newport
F.0lccT Pres
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11
ENDYMION.

How slowly falls yoa sickle from on high
Through evenings silent sky,
Flashing q splendor from its curved blade
On the low-lying shaded
Now in and out the narrow cloud that bars
Its pathway from the stars
It slips, and with golden glory shines,
Nearing the mountain lines.
Nay, It's no sickle which some unseen hand
Lets fall upon the land;
It is the jewel of a lady's crown,
As she steps lightly down
Night after night, down the aerial stair
She stealeth unaware;
Leaving the empire which she ruleth above
Ard al her state, for love.
Behold, her feet have touched the rocky
steps
Where the young shepherd sleeps,
And larger burns her jewel as she moves
IN search Of him she loves
And now Is fades, and sli:n-nsrs, and is gona
Happy Endyr1;onl
While here tie world in sudden shadow lies,
She bends above his cyc&
Atlantis Monthly.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11
Bulgaria.

SOFIA, Nov 10.-The sobranje at q
secret session last evening, after a debate
which lasted three hours, decided to elect
Prince Walldemar. third son Of the king Of
Denmark, as successor 10 Prince AleXan-
der on the throne Of Bulgaria. Prince
Walldemar is % years old At tomorrow
mornings session of the sobranje Premier
RudoslanoT will propose Prince Waldo
mar as candidate for the throne and the
sobranje will elect him by acciamalion and
appoint committee Of five to officially
convey the decision to the prince. NJ
Branof, project of Sofa, has resigned His
dismissal having been demanded by Gen
eral Kaulbars, because he had elected the
Russian subject from the Sofa council
chamber. The project at once offered to
resign but General Kaulbars insisted that
the government dismiss him
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11
Overriding the Cheap Book business

Every foreign novel, no matter wietheT
there WIS & rss-19nable chance or Eo5 tll1t IL
v7o1d have any s-!c, has been grabbed Ct tie
eariies5. possible moment y three 20 SIX II
the Library publishing firms and hastily
thr8zn uP1a thu oveystocked market ca
terms that allowed the retailers % ret1Tn Tn
sold copies So co-upless have the mechanical
resources Of the pirates become tisst IN t4lrca
establishments the entire work, iacIZIsli7s
.ypesetti1Z, printing and birding Is doae by
nachiaery The stolen matter can be rzsEgei
through the grea: nils Il ten hours ssi4en
driven az ths quickest The cele-5ty u to
process has tempted tho publishers 10 q vast
ovez77ro.illc:icn- / r-lerntor q oza firm d.
clzrgs that 70: r-so-e than ozse box n twenty
II TIE cheap llisr2ries repays ths cost o. iE.e.
ard tha-. e-en VITA tie NOS pogg1laY
aovel1S-s' sto-scs- duplicate p,rT-y divbles "a
prost into small po-tiorss--Ss7T YORK Cor.
Caicago Tribune
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11

The IoIloE-3- seo-y Is tod Of a. eminent
T1--s;-isu wtzo WATCHED Mary Andersen -
tae pa-t .: Julis-- Tze performances delights!
In I'll towards TIC conclusion ot To pay
whoa his coaaoszance wore troubled e.
preston y In i Vas over he went % t1a
s4ctZezsS ny da-2- ycu-, LADY. be ssh -Yo1
are wroEE - o-ze Of yocr e.TsrtS Don'r yca
know TINT . co-T2.1 61esat sez.-e. for zt Ieaze
SIX h0c-s a%tar caz--sf' Ny dear Go-to-, :
responded Nay, slowly, speaking Il dsco
rich to1ss. and adopting strong American
tsang. 10 yo1 think Tn goizg 20 tcep -ay
Au1llce waiting SIX hozrs while I s-i.geay--
Pal Mall Gaz.ete
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11
A REMARKABLE FEMALE SURGEON
Graduating at the Age OF Twenty-six,
She Goes to Egypt.

The death is announced in Cochin China q
Nine DR.. Ribart, a female stIrgeoa of TO
markable skill, and whose career was very ex-
traorJlinary. an experience that no other wo-
man has ever had. Beginning as c waitres
in little drinking shop Of tho Quarter Iatia
Of Paris, she passed, while still very young,
through the usual experiences of Partisan
grisette, and became connected with a rnedi-
cal student who frequentad the shop. Her IN
stinct was irresistible 10 sooner dii she coma
in contact with his books and Instruments
than she fell upon thea end literally devol-sd
the knowledge they contained She avaiieI
herself Of his teachings. too. and drew from
HIM everything b learned, 50 that BY the
time sic had reached the aye OF - she pre-
sented herself FOR examination as surgeon,
and passed tic ordeal brilliantly and triumph
antly
She sooa recognized the aeId tla: lay open
before her in thu E.,yVt:aa harezsz, 70 which
male surgeons were not admitted, and where
women Suffered uslsT,eailabie tor1neEts for the
lack Of proper atteIiaa>e- At Cairo sAa sFss-!-
liz establlslod Il large prac;iee. asil had every
p5ospcct d doing vel, bat Der habits q Dis
sipation had been formed carly, kzd b"co-l3
rooted and ware uneonqaerai.le.
Her career q wee eaded finally il al
E.-yptian ulasIho1sc, AID ker safTerines IA
thst ho-ribls Place were a great a aor &
casss lad lzeA After * months q thfs
severe bzlt sanitary raciTa1 shs recgveToi
her mind. bzG ueyz- t5-yave Eer LeaT1j>s
and daE-eputalls Lev1T.f ~. FIRMS who ilaI
hastily tlrIIs: her osst r.. syht G.ai END into
the horrors ~ an inszse s=yiE-n-
Her carssr n EEygt Nss ore-, but size
cad Isot return - EgroTe, ard no.hinS was
ieft her bit tie Trealcss pcs-ss1sorss n Asa
She male her way os-t - ;he Frs-s1a cclaxy
n Cochin Gina Here her lasa.sts AM hr
besEtT, 7s}.lch fsI...e -t4e LIE slle lad ID "a
L-yp- and Ler sslifsT.n-s n toe n.zd tozse,
had never failed ber. won ler iszzlst seso,--s-
ta0a AID stas Vas = great da-uzad an1o8Z
women The OIL q1seu ts0tSe- q A-rszra
bad tsssn biis.l f9r years ar2d kalsssl x4fA D.
!Ight tlzs F-csysc1 4 rYllef IBID or . tgr By
the Fgenea pslyssc5az. Hfse. Elsz-t. d5eI
sssicieziT tlsa d-y b.f0-s t5e oTssrzElan z1z %
b. per1azzzsd. ifsa rr-y1lt, az ss1p-1szi. q tie
strains E-so2 ker kgzlza zt-c5 ~ E-TJs4z1
szT,sT3z-e5.s lzai euz5iad She Nz4s s.Isl ysz1,
r-rs3 I'D FEosgscts II resiszas7g re rzas, fer
her ialensz T. her ssEic7sit p-yss-A.o>7 EeFa
great ez1 uzz3oct<esi FrulaSiy - Egro-
pan woman eTs- s-nass - sz1cz q ~ izi-zzz
ale = tle }zre-n II IL e1ss ard - -sI-k Sic
e thss - --r1se.sa----.ssv York p o-sL
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11
Russia.

TIENova, Nov. 10-Captain Nolsok9f.
the Russian who lei to- recent revcl, ~
BourEas. has been tried BIZ the Bulgarian
authorities for causing instruction sn.-
convicted lie was Sentenced Ia death
Hi, fellow conspiratcTs have also been
irleI ana sentenced 10 fifteen yes-s III
prisonmert
Inc session Of the sobrzuje to cleo; "a
successor 10 Prince Alexander was held
tbs morning Il was NJ: deferred until
tomorrow Is was expected
RAdo>eavo1, prime minister. proposed
he name OF Prince Walsienar and tse
wA',ie assembly rose in body and elee.icc
"aldeEuar by reclamation The public n
the galleries did not participate il the ea-
thusiasn manifested by the deputies aDc
exhibited no approval Of the election.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11
Hungary,

PEsTH, Nov. 10.-The speech made by
Lord Salisbury at the lord mayors banquet
in London yesterday strengthens the posi-
ton of Count Kalhouky The feeling in
the Hungarian delegation is becoming com
posed and the members appear less distrust-
full of Kalhouky. The Magyar delegates
express the hope that the speech portends
fresh grouping of powers similar to that
which Count Andressay invoked in the
Berlin congress The committee of the
delegation will meet tomorrow, Count An
dressay presiding 1t is probable the COM
mittee will demand that the imperial gov
eminent resist the establishment of an ex-
elusive Russian influence in Bulgaria.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11
st. Louis Live Stock.

ST. Louis, November TO-
Cattle-Receipts, 2l50; shipmen0s. l 100: Grn
on all grades, particularly smooth. desirable
Indians choice native steers, 81 3)GS4 50;
common t. good Shipping, s. 80 Gs+ -; butch
ers steers f4ir TO choice, So coast 10; feeders
fair to good. 81 0aGS . 80 Texaus and indians
common To prime. 81 Goa SIS So.
Hogs-keceipts. 300: shipments, = leo; mar
ket ruled steady on butchers aud packers:
demand for YORK grades eighty lessened on
account of labor tlou 5les: choice heavy aud
butchers selections. IS 7GGS3 IS; packers fair
TO best. 50 $50 IS -; Eorkers medium to
ch oice, S. 52(gS5 20; pigs common t. good, 81 70
1S} A..
Sh7ep-Recelpts. !, 725; shipments, $50; slow;
common TO choice, 81 orc s. GO.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11

NOR SALE-Busincss lots on water street. be
l. tween Douglas ana First; exceptional facilities
for handling freight and site for wholesale or ware
house business. McCaia & MIl.er. III Man 81. Is s
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11
-xSSNlila
Daily - Eagle

Advertisements in this column VIII be charged for
n, the rate OF Five Cents per line per week No ad
ve,t.sements taken for less than IS cent? ard VIII
not De inserted until paid for
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11
The Singers.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10-A fight took
place early this morning in the neighbor-
hood OF this city between Charles ulings-
worth, ex-amateur champion feather weight
Of New York state, and Jim Hogan, the
800 found champion of Philadelphia, who
beat Tommy Danforth at Clark's theater
There were four rounds The fighting was
very severe, and in the opinion of those
present Illingsworth had tie best OF it. but
rs Hogan was not knocked out the referee
decided i a draw
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11
The Cotton Crop.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 1G.-The report
of the national exchange just issued says
the weather during the past month has
been uniformly and exceptionally fine for
picking, and it is generally estimated that
nearly three-fourtils Of the crop has been
already gathered. \ killing frost during
the last week in October has been reported
pretty much throughout the cotton belt in
the majority of the states The exceptions
foreshajowed in the last report have been
fairly realized, but in Mississippi and Ala
bama and the two Carolinas the yield has
been disappointing
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11
He Embezzled About SO. 900.

BosToN. Nov. 10.-Associated with r.
|. Lane, in the managing of the Saccarihha
Leather board enterprise, which is said TO
have absorbed so large share of the funds
Of the Abingdon National bank. was Geo
Z. Davis. a young man Of eXtravagant
habits. Two weeks ago Davis died sud
denly. It is now asserted that he EN-
bezzled $50, 900 or $70,000 Of the bank :
money which had been invested il the
Saccarahha enternrisn
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11
St. Louis Grain and Provisions.

Fl0Ur-Quiet; Steaty eud unchanged
Wheat. Dull and lower; No. = red, cash 75}k
Deem e., 151.G.163. closing .G2E; January
lSHG1o}!, closing 7oi!; May, S4a@S5, closing;
SIA@S4A.
Co-n-iuli AMI weak; No. mixed cash, oG I
G255l, December, 2Gis; May, S)1s bid.
Rye-Firner; Ec@5Ojs bid.
Bariey-Urchar ged,
II ABDUL and nominally weaker st 81 !;
asked for all grades.
Butter-steady aad unchanged.
Eggs-Firm AID.
Whlskey steady at 81 Is.
PrOyisions-Acti and stronger.
pOik-H.Sher; %SJ =
Lard-Strong Ct So G0GS5 %.
Receipts Fiuur, go; uhe't 700: corn,
y, eco; oats, i COS rye. eco. barley. 22,GH.
SiIipmects-Flour. 500: wheat, Coz: cjrn
l., 0J2; oa,s, = G0;r rye, 500; bariey, COO.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11
Turkey.

CoNsTANTISoPLE, Nov. 9.-Nr. Greet
cof, the Bulgarian representative here,
who lately has been conspicuously concil-
iatory towards Russia. has asked Eismial
Pasha, the Turkish prime minister to nom-
mate him as candidate for the Bulgarian
throne, and to submit his nomination to
Russia kismal Pasha has conferred with
NJ Nelidoff, the Russian ambassador, on
tho cr1biact
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11

NJ. 84a--ae- zsssse.Eszsas sZse cTez z1gEe -
TTlv,..s :lzl-s - Ezlt.sc- Tlas szTseraha1tzne
C. rs c54Te-E<f OK - szs<4-afs.f.zsrs 1ss g
ais 211zgg-ls: rs gssfesezs g a. rstE.sc szsses
ts1sss zFsi coGcE--2s. rs fsTe--cez1ssse. hE,-o-
ia s1ezza0tez. -ss-a as cres sszzE1-4sasI h
rs Owl ..1st-z,sqss. eli fh=ss eoas2zrs l.
roCzz-4tz.s c11..,azzsoa SSH g We caa hzzs
a0se 20 ez.sy very ES-rs,y n tA-zs 1n<s1
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
OVER THE OCEAN.
England.

LoNDoH, Nov. 10-A Russian engineer
claims TO have discovered Z process - r.
dGcirC petroleum 10 i form q crysfrl
which may be easily and safely transports.
10 any distance. and then recoayeycl into
liquid.form
The duke Of Connaugh. has been up
pointed commander Of the forces in Bonn
ecy
Parliannen: has been prolonged 10 De
ce.nber @
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.

KANSAS CITY, November 10.
Whea.-Recfip.s, 5000; shipments, 7,eoj:
IN store, As, 900. Qnies; No. red, cash, 6I}4
b ii; December g. Did; January. esq asked !,
May, .04 bid. No. ) red. SIX bid, Ga Asked
No. , SOFT, 60 gid; special
Uorn-Rec pts, coo; shipments, 1000; IN
store, lis. coo wepker; No. =. ca51; 291i; De-
cen Der, 30G205s; SanuaIy. sos. bid; MAY, 3j4
oats-No. ,. cash 23s bid, > asked; NOrenl-
Der, 23! bid, 2ii4 asked; December, a bid
Kye-So. >, cash, 3SH bid.
Eggs, butter and hay unchanged.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11

NOR SALE-Cheapest farm in Sed3wick county. 4
4 half section, good Improvements. good buildings
wells on farm all smooth tiilabe land, about
2J aces under cultivation large bearing orchard,
situated between Greenwich and Eeuton. Price,
s1ttG; good terms Moseley & Jacques, 81 East
Douglas ave. mkt
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11
Kansas CityIiye Stock,
Nbtg ls&'S .-tONas
NAEsAs CITY, November 10.

Cattle-Receip.s, $3.50; shipments, LIS
steady; good to choice, 81 10GSt %; common
TO medium, So 30G5i %: stockers, 81 2jGIS2 -;
feeding steers, 81 S013 GO: cows, 81 5Us1t2 G.;
grass range steers 81 2jta3 20.
Hogs-keceipts, 1888; shipments. JIG;
strong; good TO choice, IS e5GS3 70; common IL
medium, So 1898 GO.
Sheep-EeceipEs. ISL shipments, IA; steady;
good 10 chrice s. SOC s. 10, common to medium
81 "a %
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11
Chicago Live stock.

Cattle-neceipts, 200; shipments. 80 O:
T3araet closet lower; shipping steers, S. $50
bulls and mixed, 81 25ne2 -: isuik 81 9t.s
81 40: through .exiS cst.ie weak So 0sG,S2 %
western ~aDgers TIC lower: natives aud bali
breeds IS tii,a So 10; unwiI te I'd ieXaUs, s. 50
@s3 C5.
Hogs-Receipts. 81 900; shipments, Il 0n0;
market closed Toe lover; ROACH and niixed.
50 2Ja.S3 10; packing aud shipping s o. 8
s. 30: light. s. $685. o.; skins. 81 pa 80 20.
sheep-Rece' pts, 00D; shipmen 5. l 100
Tnsrkes slow but steady; natives, 81 0tG.S2 20 ;
western. s. 0oSsa 40; Texans, 3. U3GS2 50 ;,
lambs s., UUGSi 81
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11

INk sAlE-We own all Of this 1.cTerty and " III
sell any OF X small. pay leut down: balance d,
tarev ~ i've year Air 81 Il i In town and in no.
body 5 future great &c1itt0D. Use aud tv,
los. Wichita -: house and one lot Water
north; room house and one lot. Water 81 nprtsl.
, room house AMI ore lot Ware- - north: room,
house ard one cot. Market street norrh 4snSie lots
crtG Gsrnet street, - z 'front.' each lots No * ~
~ -, Us leN l-s fS North Y alter II. each a. ?;
front; i1ts N. :, 81, - - - - ~ g. - - "a 30
Wichita -; lots No. =, =, Waco ave; loss No : and
:. x = front WASHINGTON ave Ecsns add on corner.
l"ts n and 1. wabash ave, DsSns's adj corner;
cs 80 =, = =, Thu teentu - E3ve-s add: lots n.
e :. 20 AID -. IourJa Drrne & Phii-s' aGt: 10y
~. = Smp0T!a ave. 0rme ( Phillips ada For rt,I
Information apply 20 lew DEAN Harry Stewart
dist
,'0E SALE-I- = in minneapolis add esq rro7r
I within ore blc>k Il Douglas eve * s4p esra
ac-Alia 4 KILLER, IL Main - rom ! sf>5t
y"o'l SALE--A fne b-e,s.in=, jack for tbs ~, -
L S5lu inquire write 20 PINK F,,lI;s sS.f
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DR.. WILLIAM HALL
Of Hall & Bennett,

OF Hall & Bennett,
Gives special attention - Diseases OF women Blood
and Skin Diseases and all troubles OF the Urinary
Organs speedily cured In both sexes. once over
Woodmans Bank North Han street. Consultation
day or night FREE. Read Drs. Hall K Bennett's card
in this paper.) I2ltf
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Cash gu ia ions were a. follows:
No. Earring wheat .57s@151l; No, spri: 9
wheat, 6t6.G.: No. red wheat, "A.
No. com 35a.
No. oats .;
No. > rye SIX.
No. b5rl-V DIX.
Fisk seed 81.
Prime t'iH3 ny 81 s21. Isl 81.
Mess Polk W 351iS9 45.
Lard s. -.
WhIsky 81 l..
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11
PRESBYTERIAN Conference.

PITTsBURG, Nov. f0.-The United
Presbyterian Conference opened here this
evening Strong resolutions were present
ed opposing church music, the discussion
tomorrow promises to be lively.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11
aornno zouembrr


ROME, Nov. 10.-The Vatican is pre-
pairing an encyclical letter condemning and
stigmatizing the Italian government, whose
policy. the letter will say, places the pope
N the power which menaces his liberty.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-11
BARGAINS in Real Estate,

A fire agricultural and stock farm, three and one
half miles from city, about is broke, guar
ter section fenced for pature plenty OF water and
small house.
Also 30 lots IN city finely located and II good
neghborhood. Special terms 10 those wishing 10
make homes.
Also suburban property. For further particulars
Chris. T. Pearce agent for VIM Gretienstsin at
city Office. 76r
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STEAYED.

CTRsI ED.-Ersni thc slaughter house q GriI1-s
ISS Drake in Vest wichita AK Ia cons two - I've
wears old VIII weigh about thousand IsslsaSs,
average. Leave information So cry Meat "a ket
So East Douglas ave and receive rewarCi- i4e-ss-