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Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

The comrades who were Iowa soldiers
during the Ssr, met unitedly after the ad-
journment of the encampment and organ
lied by electingI. Andrews. of Humbolt,
president, and S. F. Street, of Anthony. sec
retAry. All Iowa soldiers in Kansas are re-
quested to send their name, company, regi-
ment and address to the secretary for en-
rollmenf
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

Grand Commander c. j. McDivitt, who
in company with his assistant adjutant gen.
eral, W. 7. Davis. called again last evening
and desired us TO add his personal thanks to
the people of Wichita for the manner in
which they had entertained the great throng.
He says that :he G. A. X. badge was the
open sesame to every home, for which every
member Of the order is profoundly grateful.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

Messrs. Snively s. White sold the Mrs.
Sol Smith property yesterday. They report
the real estate market as being active dur
ING the encampment
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

Geo. Mcdonald and Herman Hines, con-
nected with the joint in the rear Of Schnitz-
ler's pool room are now under arrest, and
the Joint is in the custody of the sheriff.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

Banker Daily, of Mount Hope, informs US
that the clay along the Eagle Line in the
vicinity of AnDale and Mount Hope makes
brick equal to the pressed brick of St. Louis
in smoothness, frmness and texture. This
fact is of more importance to Wichita than
appears on first sight
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

The regular monthly meeting of the w.
N. S. OF the Presbyterian church will be
held in the lecture room of the church this
friday afternoon, at o'clock. A full at
tendance of members is desired
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

Mrs. Mary Z. Cole, the president Of tha
Womsn's Relief corps at Atchison made us
pleasant call last evening, and who is q
delegate at large to the grand national en-
csmpment of the Relief CORDS.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

Captain J. G. Mohler, of Salina, called
when, unfortunately, we happened to be out,
but the receipt of the billet douK left on our
table by him is acknowledged.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

There was considerable of calm yester-
day, comparing it with the three previous
days, yet there were good many of the
visitors and all of the delegates who re-
manned 10 town.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

Mr.. L. G. Peck. leading real estate man
of Hazelton, Barber county, made the EAGLE
a pleasant call Yesterday morning.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

Wichita chapter of Royal Arch Masons
meets this evening for work in past and NJ.
E. All r. A. N. in good standing cor
diaily invited. ID. A. MITCHELL, II. 2.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

o. A. Moser of Emporia, had charge of
the registering at the G. A. X. building.
He published the roster of the Iowa soldiers
residing in Kansas, after the reunion at To-
peka last summer, and of which he has =
supply for sale. at 20 cents per copy post
maid
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

r ]. Mcintyre of Springfield. Mo-. rout
agent for the Adams express company, was
in the city Yesterday.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

No. 63 is the winning number for the
Abilene boys. The number Of their post is
6S, the number of the relief corps at Abilene
is 63, and, strange TO say, the newly elected
commander was assigned, without any pre-
vious arrangement, to room No. 63 Al the
Occidental Hotel on his arrival in this city.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

The K. P. band wss on the streets yester-
day morning, and received considerable
praise for their fine playing.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

The Eagle Line brought in yesterday
morning something less than hundred
passengers. They strung out all the way
from the depot to Main street.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

On Monday morning about 10 O'Clock an
alarm was given that s. r. Robinson. q
carpenter, had been found in bed in dying
condition. Physicians at once repaired to
the scene and found Robinson in great pain
and rapidly sinking. He was conscious,
but refused to give any information. The
physicians made an examination and found
knife wound in the abdomen Just below
the lower extremity of the breast bone.
In knife box under the bed was . sharp
pointed case knife with blood upon the full
length of the blade. The wound is about
two inches in length and about five or six
inches in depth. The large intestine is lace
rated longitudinally about two and one-half
inches. The wound is mortal. When last
heard from the patient was still alive, but
the physicians say he cannot live long.
This is clear case of suicide. Robinson
is an old soldier and belongs to Jewell Post
No. 9, at Pleasanton, Kansas. He has no
family living with him. He has had some
business difficulties of late and in addition
10 these "love affair" that did not prosper
is supposed to be the cause. He absolutely
refuses TO talk about the wound and says:
There is nothing the matter except have
the collie" He says be "don't want TO live, !"
that he "has no friends" and that "every-
body is down on him."
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

BE. McGrew and John Pond, two of
Lincoln townships best farmers, were on
the streets yesterday.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26
LIST or sTArEA

The following is full list Of by states up
TO O'Clock last evening Of the pxnber of
old soldiers that have registered .; the
Grand Aruy hall during TIE ene=mpmert.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

The flags and bunting stood the shock Of
the gale on Wednesday night exceedingly
well, and yesterday morning the decorations
were found to be almost as perfect as when
they were first put up. None Of the arches
or circles were injured in the least by the
wind
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26
Notice to Credttors-

Notice 70 CredttoY0-
Notice is hereby given to the creditors Of
E P. Hovey & Co., that the undersigned as-
signee of E P. Hovey & Co. viii, on the
18th day Of May. 1886, at the Office Of the
clerk of the district court, in the city Of Wich-
in Sedgwick county, state Of Kansas, pro-
ceed publicly to adjust and allow demands
against the estate and effects of the assign
ors. ABB WNoHr,
d4s-Sm Assignee Of Z T. P.Hovey & Co.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

S. Cure, of Wellington, q delegate to the
encampment, called TO say that he never
was treated more handsomely during his
stay, than he was treated here, and that he
only voiced the feeling of all the rest Of the
comrades.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

Hon. John J. Woods and bis accom-
plished wife, of Wellington, were among
our numerous callers last evening. Both
expressed themselves as being highly pleased
with what they saw, and much Of which
they enjoyed.
1t is more than likely in response to
numerous requests from many OF our lead
ing citizens who were unable to purchase
seats at the productions of "The Mikado,"
that this beautiful opera will be repeated
early next week.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

Kansas Furniture Co. has just received .
car Of carpets direct from the mills in Phila-
delphia of the newest and latest designs.
This viii be the largest and best assorted
stock Of carpets in Kansas Call and con-
vince yourselves. d6S-d
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

F. n. Ecksrt. travelling salesman for b.
Cohn, of this city. returned recently from
his western trip. lie finds a market for
Wichita cigars as far west as New Mexico.
and says that his sales last trip were much
larger than he had expected.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

For Wednesday alone, the Occidental ho-
tel register showed one hundred and twenty
names On its register, and this is good
pointer, showing what an immense crowd
has visited the city during the encsmpment.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

n. c. Clark, agent for Halls Safe and
Lock company, manufacture Chrome steel
jails. For full information address me at
Topeka. Kan. d67-lOQts
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26
REAL ESTATE rRANsrEss.

The foll.xing are the real estate transfer,
recorded in the Office Of register Of tsed.
vesterday:
G W Larimer and J sunson to
Thomas II Lynch, lot ios. Chureh
str .---.... ..--...--...--.-..-.... q 20
Grace A Cars; TO T. Healy. hf ia, lb
ia the following: Conmsnciuy Iss
u OF n cor 10. lfss Douxfas ave
English. end add. IS II - n
- feet, o 80 n to place Of beg iss
+ Lawrence 10 Tho. snsiiey. iSss
IL IS Exposition ave. Laurencs'.
snd add 70 West Wichita ... 10
Arkan.as Valley Town acd Lsad Co
to JOHN Jone. loi tik :. Cbeney 81
Eli : Grove 10 jacob Z Rife, lots -,
II Lz1.s ave. Hyte's add 49, 1000
Rodospa Hs;neis 70 Beeepe. <qr
9&-E-sw w..-..--......--.-.-.. ss0l
John Mcdowell TO Dsnpsey NeCsr-
mick. hf tr; IN y ar S35w .-- g.D
sarah Z Andrews to Fsui Jsses, .osSs
i0 Il Topeka ave. >ioee's sdd . Isr
ssrah Jsekmsn TO Dr { c Alien, sos
Tarifon's 3sd add Of cut lots 1<0
Thomas L strider 20 Nary = Az
drews. lot blk Feryy's add 20
Robert Burns 80 Aary Esy. lots 5
g Meridian ave. Valley C<s.<r sc
B l. Keessn 70 ; Tssxnsy, ios q y
ID, ave Hyde's scs ---.--...... 10
Samuel r Bssry 70 y s;soEAsa. e hs
Of . ar s-=-ls ls-.--...-...-.--.---- sss5s
Johs Ttiieas 10 y Aartissee, n kf Of
np ar Of &c Of se sr f2-<s-ss sDe
yoa, Lif;<ii 70 frank : Henry. ioss,
SSx 1. RieAlaEt sEs5 ..--.-... --.-. y1a
yo<epH Wyfss TO the Citifsss is05
Co, lots rs f@s les Cauret s. iep
wslter Z wrgns TO C ; sosts. 10:
- Nain .; Es<itst 3 - add ~ 10
p Harris 70 y { Nsyof-s sof Sx;b
n Ia the Sc oos Hafvsy's sss<Sve,
sss6crc 4 Wrixss-s s1s ,---s, :. 40
Cnise1 Ssss<s % joan ID ks<AArts
uaf $-z-iu -
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AseAssss, rop>ks esd Santa 70 ssJ
L ZisDenas, y II of . = ss ~
Jsahsa sassA 10 PAHlsp Yea. ssaA
for ceed - les :, bsk KscAiAD1 nj
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Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

THURSDAY, FEB. %,
Commencement day of our
Great Carpet Sale.
We buy at Auction: we buy
direct from the manufacturer:
we buy Of whom we like, and
when we like, and always pay
spot cash for all Carpets Webuy
And when factory is compelled to put
it's whole production on the block we always
try and be there.
We are not owned BY any one house, but
buy whenever we find New, Choice Patterns,
and whenever We find bargain We always
give it to our customers. 1t will be impOs-
sble to advertise all our great bargains, but
we give you few starters:
We will sell you a Velvet
carpet, made and laid on your
flood, at 65c per yard: a body
Brussels, made and laid, at 30
cts per yard: a Cotton
Carpet, made and laid,
at zoe. 1t pays you to
buy Of the house that
buys for spot cash.
NEW YORK STORE,
M. KOHN & CO.,
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

Ask your township trustee for EAGLE re-
ceipt books. You must have one. One for
DAD tar, one for poll tax. w22-tf
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26
j. P. Parkhurst, Of Goddard, was in town
Yesterday

G. B. Taylor, of Clearwater, was among
the visitors yesterday.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26
ATTENTION SOLDIERS.

You are requested to meet At the ONCE Of
II. d. Heiserman this Friday at 7:S0 p. m,
for the purpose of organizing . Veterans
Rights Union. All honorably discharged
soldiers, sailors and marines, are requested
to be present.
NJ. S. ROCHELLE,
II. ID. HEIsERMAN,
L. n. WooDcocK,
Committee.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

Frank S. Henry, OF Cleveland, Ohio,
while on his way to California stopped of
at Wichita for few days, and was so
pleased with Wichita's greatness that he
has made several investments in real estate.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

-Noney, money" chastel money 1t Allen
& Graham. d6l-6
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26
City and Farm Loans

City ana Farm Loans.
For low rates and ready money on city or
farm mortgagcs-without commissions-one
to five yean time, call at KansAs National
Bank. d67-lm
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26
Reduction Sale.

Seventy lots for nls cheap in Gazrson's
second and third additions For terms call
on b 8. 0axrisou. dlSO-6
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.


sNoney, money" chastel money 1t Allen
9 0iAnam- eoI-u
Seventy lots for sals cheap in Cartoons
second and third additions. For terms call
on b s. 0anison- dlScd
Reauct,on Sel.
Immense hsrp.ips in ;evelrv non,t m;s.
~ q Aoiinn q Aioens 10 commencng
February % p m All goods guaranteed
- represented. dso-u
10 Hevsp.per Nan.
For sale, controlling interest in . veil
and desirable newspaper and job
oncs. II sold soon . rare bargain viii Be
given Good reasons for selling viii Be
given il desired. Address W." EAGLE
ONCE. None need answer unless they mean
business. d77-f
Buy your garden snd grass seeds as Stein
nauser-Aerkie supply 20. dsa-u
M q CI.,k .oent ~, H,lp. S.sa and
Lock company, manufacture Chrome steel
jsils. For full Information address me at
Topeka, Kan d67-l00s
K.n... Fr,n;,ur. "a h.. ;,., ,.c.;vad .
r.. .,:,,- . p,;,.
delphia of the newest and latest designs.
Th;. L.. "a ~. ...,...a
-" '-' .-s' ~"
sock OF carpets IN hansaa Cail and con-
vince yourselves. d6S-f
-
No.;,. :. h.,.hr -, =, ~. ,..a;,. ,s
~
sienee of EP. Hovev & Co. will. on the
,s,h d. .s NJ, ,ess :. a., 80 ~.
A''a 0~y VI nay i'o'' ~ 'ne ouc0 VI 'u0
ita in Sedevick counev. state Of Ksnsa.. mo-
,..a ,,,h,;.;, q -. "a m. a.n.,a.
pJ ~ "'' -. . "
against 'ne esta'e ana enec's OF tne assign
ors. A. B. WNoHr,
o'o-o" Ass'enee OF L .novey 9 70
Ask your township trustee for EAGLE ne
- ' W u.s' A'0 o '
o.1 ~ ono 'oi pun '
ro,,ov ~. r",.. ~ "a ,..a. - r,o..- - =, ,;,v =,
farm mort...o.Lv;,hor. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.~' ~ No'' ~"',aou' 1u''S''n'.o'
RI as-,
:. :. :,
ING n.nsns futn,,ufe 20. nIs we've
in in the next thirty days, OF the latest de-
s,Sns ~ n"Tei',es IN nne A.''suc .urn'.ue'
d6s-,f
X. s G.,r;sor of,ar, savan,v lot. 10, ALE
cheaD as dirt in his addition. Call and see.
lain's Cough Remedy will do it. Sold by
Aidr,ch q Brown. d..
rp--,------, ---L :, -----,,
druggists, also the poison record are the
largest and most complete books yet made.
each. d7s-u
--,--,---- .-
Hibarger hack or livery. TOT
T-.--,---,,o--,-----------,
Use telephone lio or leave your order Tor
Rogers Coal Co., viii deliver you one ton
OF Plttsourg coal TO any part OF the city al
v. Y. .ns D.ss sh.sos,
,D,a .e',.H. s," ~. .I.s, - A..n '
p.per vour house and make il better than
new. oo-"
~. &C.,. % -, -, .. g., 90 r,,.-
snue. % asI-d
,,oo Gu, s It'll 70, r.,s p'Gm,, IN IT.. d''. .r s.
For pure apple cider and choice apple.
money, money" chattel money ut Allen
4 C,.h.u acY n
Better 1.y in you; winter. IN, supply ys sa an.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

The Kansas Furniture Co. has twelve
cars Of furniture on the way, which will be
in in the next thirty days, Of the latest de-
signs in novelties in fine artistic furniture.
Theirs will he the largest stock in the state.
d6S-tf
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

SUICIDE OF AN OLD SOLDIER AT
ATTICA
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

For sale, controlling interest in veil
establbbed and desirable nsvspaper and job
o1os. II sold soon . rare bargain vill BE-
given Good reasons for selling will b
given il desired. Address w." EAaLB
Office. None need answer unless they mean
business, diff
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

Buy your garden snd grass seeds at Stein
hauser-A Aerkle Supply Co. ds4-d
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

The EAGLr's record Of liquors sold by
druggists, also the poison record are the
largest and most complete books yet made.
containing lS4 pages, well bound at sl.60
each. d78-d
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

Use telephone ITO or leave your order for
coal or feed at ZOE East Douglas avenue.
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

I are ntleDN COucllt0ie0 ttHuiiittt VI
rangements for the twentieth national en-
csmpmen. nj San Francisco that they are
authorized 10 make all necessary arrsnge.
| ments for transportation of department
Headquarters. delegates and all others who
desire to accompany headquarters on the
trip to the Pacific. They shall in connec.
tion with the delegates work TO secure the
| location of the national encsmpnent in
Kansas in 1887. They are authorized 70
take firs:-clsss band at an expense TO the
department; Of not TO exceed seven huddrcd
and fifty dollars. Motion to add drum
corps adopted.
Resolved. Thst this encsmpmeut was c.
peciAlly gras;fei TO listen 10 the able ad-
dress Of welcome on behalf OF the citizens nj
Wichils, delivered by Comrzde II. W.
Lewis. that while its diction was scholarly.
the sentiments il conveyed were inspiring to
sll comrades, and made them feel thai
Wichita, the remarkable Young giSnt oi
municipalities in our remarkably loyal,
patriotic and energetic state. had a represen-
tative in Comrsae Lewis worthy Of her en-.
terprise and intelligence.
Resolved. That il Is the sense Of this en-
campmens that the department officers be
instructed to prepare suitable address to
all the soldiers OF the state, nos members ci
the G. A. r, inviting and urgiog them to
unite with the various posts.
WHKKAs, Since our last encarp,nens
death has taken our grca; eh;eftxin. L. 5.
Grant, also General. Mcclellan. Hun;er.
Hancock and Others Of our great leaders in
the War Of the Rebellion. ~e are reminded
of our duty 10 work With reiouhied dill
Sence to accomplish the work our Great
Commander has given Us TO do.
wHKKKAs, The Sedan Camp of tie
Daughters Of Veterans wAz the irs: one or
ganized in this department. therefore, be q
Resolved. Tka; the Sedan Camp Of The
Daughters of Veterans be recognized BY
this department: as Camp No. l, Daughters
Of Veterans. Department Of kAnsas.
Resolved, That IL is the sense Of this de-
parsmens encampment that the council os
administration should provide some method
for the permanent preservation Of tee rec
ords Of the order.
Resolved. That The council Of adminktra-
ton are hereby authorized 70 prepare . suit
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

Telephone your orders to Freeman =
Hibarger hack or livery. 700
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

b. S. Garrison ofiers seventy lots for sal
cbeaD - dirt in his addition. Call and see
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

Cure your cold while you can; Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy will do it. Sold by
Aldrich s. Brown. d..
Wichita daily eagle., 1886-02-26

Rogers Coal CO., will deliver you one ton
of Pittsburg coal 10 any part Of the city at
$3.50. dl30-d
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-05-28
.Ghe Drmnrvat-S Star
San Jones in Baltimore.

sam Jones has created a s,i,
among The clergy and society neo
pie of Baltimore by his yieoroD.
attacks OH progressive euchre nm,
ties. HIS furious attacks on Iadv
church MEMBERS who play proRte..
sive euchre and attend charity bali,
has aroused the ire of society folk.
In one of his sermons be declared
that a grand jury who would indIct
gamblers and allow euchre PLAYERS
to go free, would forswear itself. ma
all progressive euchre players vera
blacklegs and on the road to he'll
but when be emphatically declared
that he would rather go to hell than
nowhere, he caused Il sensation in
his congregation. SO offensive has
become his preaching that many
ladies decline to so TO hear him;
and he has also offended many
prominent clergymen of that city.
A genuine sensation, however was
created on Saturday by the publica.
ton of the following card by Rev.
w. Kirkus, a leading Protestant
Episcopal clergyman:
III think it time to protest
against the gross and insolent abuse
which these gentlemen have
thought proper, in the presence of
thousands of people, to offer to a
very large number of our Baltimore
citizens; and when it is publicly
asserted that all those ladies' who
took part in the Kirmes or in the
charity ball, or hO play whist with
their tired husbands, or take part
in progressive euchre or dance are
'hugging to music,' are emissaries
of the devil, are helping their hus.
bands and families to hell, l think
time to ask who gave to the PEG.
pie who make these charges the
to sit in the judgment seat of
the eternal and condemn to hell fire
hundreds of the purest, most noble;
most selt.sacrificing women on the
We are not accustomed here
in Baltimore to hear the ladies con.
lemned for gross vice without
or trial or jury by a couple
Of irresponsible people who know
nothing about thru. AS one OF The
of Baltimore, / beg to say
that these ladies so r~uthlessly Sian.
are Il personal friends, ARE
Of SportieSS reputation, are among
)ur best workers, I welcomed by
is to the holy eucharist, anil are at
he very least as tor above suspi.
zion of impurity aud ungOdliness as
he men who 50 wickedly and
n~solently abuse lhem."
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-05-28

A DREADFUL SToRY.-A per-
fectly dreadful story has come to
the ears of the historian which
proves that some other things than
Skinned milk some times masquer-
AIDE as cream. Al elderly lady of
the old school, who lives ia a SUI
burbap town, who always does her
shopping in the morning aud gets
homo to dinner at 2 O'clock, was
lately detained IN town during one
OF her shopping tours, aud decided
to make "A day of it. She stepped
INTO a we'll known s1adies' cafe"
aud called for a cup of tea. Pres
emily the waitress brought il. As
she was walking away the old lady
called after her: II smell some
horrible OdOr; what is it I" at
can't be about here, ma'am ; don't
smell anything Hnusual.' swell,
but l smell s~Omething,D persisted
the old lady, looking at the tea
"aud it comes from the
cream pitcher" She picked up the
cream pitcher aud smelled of il,
aud then With a look of disgust on
Ter face, Indignantly exclaimed
'Why, this is whisky" .tYes'm,"
'aid the Mattress, ssthe ladies gen
ike a little in their tea"
Boston Record
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1886-05-28

BLAINE ON LAMAR.-In the sec.
Ond volume of his Twenty Years
in Congress, Blaine makes the fol.
lowing reference to Lamar'S eulogy
on Sumner:
1t was a work of positive genius
in a Southern Representative to
pronounce a tervid and discrimiua.
ting eulogy upon Mr.. Sumner, and
skillfully Intervene with it a de-
tense OF what Mr.. Sumner, like
John wesley, believed to be the
sum of all vanities. Only q man of
Mr.. Lamar's peculiar mental type
could have accomplished the task.
He pleased the Radical anti slavery
sentiment OF New England he did
not displease the Radical proslave-
ry sentiment in tue South. There
is a type of mind in the East that
delights in refined fallacies, in the
recOnciling of apparent cOntradic-
tiOns, in the tracing of distinctions
and resemblances where less sub.
tie intellects fail to perceive their
possibility. There is a certain
Orientalisn in the mind of Mr..
Lamar strangely admixed with
typical AmeTicanism. He is full of
reflection, full of imagination ;
seemingly careless, yet closely oh
servant, apparently dreamy, yet
altogether practical.