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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-06
TREMENDOUs SUCTION
VEGETABLE FARM,

over which the very steamboat that had
borne him thither, bad formerly often
passed. The soil, a deep, friable loan,
and bone dry, was covered with a luxuri-
ant crop Of cabbages, from which large
shipments North 20 forward almost daily,
while cucumbers, tomatoes, corn, melons,
and vegetables attain to ths highest per-
lection.
one would suppose that here malaria
would bold high carnival, and the white
man could not exist. But not so. Owing,
perhaps, to the fact that the water is all
clear and drinkable, and not In the
slightest degree brackish, together with
the balsamc Influence Of the surround
ing pine region, the people appear TO en-
JOY good health.
Thus the proprietor of the above farm,
MR.. A. s. KINsMAN
having eight in family, settled upon the
the premises two years ago. bringing
with him and setting up his own paper
house." He declares that not case OF ie-
yer has occurred In the establishment,
and they all look rugged and hearty, al
belt natives OF New England. Again. the
superintendent OF the dredging force
which work all the year round, much Of
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-06

CITRATE MAGNEsTA fresh every day at
- LlYINGSTON'S Pharmacy, Bull and
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-06

GOOD men to take State agencies for this
~ and other States to handle one OF the best
selling articles ever invented. j. PIERCE,
No. 1873 South Broad street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-06


l,,luaps, more than any other
,hpRle individual is LARGELY due
tne signal success Of the drain
hiihh operations OF the company. He
gIuilt tne dfedges, employed the hands and
S iieeled their labors, exhibiting a wonder
in .1iuount OK tact ana personal resources
we premises, The Captain has pros
ddgg,eu' even with the partial completion
NJ ,ue undertaking, and is now the owner
81, overall very valuable tracts Of the re-
nr, imeu soil, which he has highly inn
taU,,vu. Col. Aderholt has been busy
t ,Gaoyof IN the organization and growth OF
,a33"n' and his services "a Mayor and
r.uuer OF the Council are universally
,,eeognlzed. In proof OF this, whom retiring
~ we position OF Chief Magistrate,
rotI a. recently presented with an elegant
soo,u'neaaed cane by his admiring cOnstit-
sS{ncy' The writer gratefully acknowl-
iHes the assistance and courtesies ex-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-06

&RNNO SALARY to AGENTS. Address
~ 3 WV st once, DIR SCOTS ELECTRIC
GOODS, sac Broadway New York The ONLY Genuine.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-06
A TRIP TO THE CANAL

The writer, at the invitation of the Off
cials of the Drainage Company, accom-
panied by Capt. Rose, Col Aderh0ld and
a New Orleans sugar planter, who was
prospecting in this region, boarding the
steamer 0keechObee, passed over the en-
tire length of Lake TobOpekaliga TO South
port, entering at that point the immense
canal 20 feet wide and s feet deep, which
opens into Lake Cypress, and forms the
first artificial link in the inland navigation
TO the Gulf. The entrance OF the canal is
protected by strong jetties, constructed
by Capt. Rose, who was associated with
Capt. Eads in his operations at the mouth
OF the Mississippi.
Uho ,rritar vsea actanishad nj thu
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-05-01

when applied into the nostrils will be alb
sorbed, efectually cleansing the nasal
passages Of catarrhal virus, causing
healthy secretious. IL allays inhamma-
ton, protects the membranal Innings of
he head fFom additional colds, complete
~ heals the sores and restores the sense of
taste and smell. Beneficial results arc re-
allied by a few applications.
4 th0rouGh I'riuB IViU cure.
Uneaqualled for COLD in the HEAD,
HEADACHE AND DEAFNESS, Or any kind
Of mucous membranal irritation. Send
for circular. Sold by all Wholesale and
retail druggists. Price 80 cts. 56 cts. by
mail. Stamps received,
ELY BROTHERS, Druggists,
Owego. N. Y.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-05-01
Life In The Animal World.

A sparrow hawk flew at a canary
whose cage hung in an open window
in Augusta, and pulled its head off.
An eagle measuring seven feet
from tip to tip tried to carry away
the five year old son Of Joseph Davis,
of Mannheim N, Y. Assistance ar
rived to save the boy,
A coop of chickens stood on the
sidewalk before a grocery in Char
lotte, n. c., and, as DR.. W. NJ. Robey
passed, one old hen began cackling
and beating her wings agaist the
bars Of the coop. The doctor quick
ly recognized her as one of the pets
from his ponlry yard, stolen several
weeks before, and she remembered
him.
A Truckee, Cal, dog shuts the
door after him when he enters a
house. This habit served him hand
somely when he was chased by a mad
dog one day. He was in his mas
ter's store and up at the window look
inga at the mad dog before the latter
had recovered from his surprise athav-
ing the door slammed in his face.
A cat went squalling through the
air according to report, in the claws
of an immense hawk, at Santa Rosa,
Cal. Suddenly, while several hun
bred feet above the ground, the
hawks wings ceased their motion
and hawk and cat fell like lead. The
cat had bitten into the hawks head,
killing the bird The fall killed the
cat.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-05-01
-MARTINSBURG INDEPENDENT
Saturday, May 4, 1886.
Humorous Drift.

Humorous Drift.
When Fog heard the landlady be-
low stairs pounding the beefsteak he
remarked that Mrs. Brown was ten
dering a banquet to the boarders.
William Winter says the boxes of
a New York opera house, full Of fash
ionably dressed women, look like so
many occupied bath tubs, in which
the patients are sitting up
"Mr. Fangle, what was the spirit
of '76, that L see mentioned in the
papers so often ~ GAS far as can
ascertain, my DEAR replied Fangle,
dit was Jamaica rum"
At the theater-She-"Don't you
think something ought to be done
toward uplifting the stage?' He
eyes; or perhaps something like the
lowering of the bonnet would serve
the same purpose"
"Badgely. what curious thing is
this ~ CHATS scalp-lock, old
boy" "Hghl What sharp knife
must have been used !" ooh, I don't
know. That one was lifted by a key"
"A key! What kind of key Z" "a
Cherokee"
She-'Oh, you are looking at that
picture. | drew that He-'Did
you? Then your luck is as bad as
mine, | guess. I've spent | don't
know how many dollars in lottery
tickets and never drew thing that
was worth anything
Joaquin Miller has great antipa'
thy TO dogs. He says the Greeks
are the only people who knew what
to do with dog. "They put him
at the gates of hell" But they had
a greater antipathy to men. They
didn't leave them at the gates. They
showed them in.
In England young gentlemen speak
of their fathers as the governor
'pater, the overseer, etc. In Amer
lea they say dad, the boss or the
old man. In heather countries they
say father but they are long way
behind the age.
A good little boy had been brought
up to believe that a lottery ticket |
purchased on Sunday would not |
prove lucky and he denied himself.
A bad little boy did not believe in
such scruples. He went boldly to a
cigar store and bought q ticket on
Sunday. The result is to be told.
Neither of the boys drew cent.
Moral: 1t makes no difference.
Put your tongue out a little fur
Their, said the doctor addressing
lady patient. A little further still,
if you please he continued. why,
doctor, interrupted the fair sufferer,
do you suppose woman's tongue
has no end ? perhaps it may have
an end, madam, he replied; but the
instances are very rare in which it
has cessation.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-05-01

When you vis or leave New York City,
save baggage expressage and carriage hire
and stop at the Grand UnionHotel, oppo.
site Grand Central Depot. TeCant rooms fit
ted up at cost of one milhoa dollars, re-
duced to 81 and upwards per day. Ecrc.
pean plan. Elevator Restaurant supplied
with the best. Horse cars, stages and ele.
waited railroad to all depots Families can
live for less money at the Grand Union Ho'
tel than at any other frst-elass hotel in the
city.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-05-01

Don't FORGET this, my boy: There
are ten tious&ld ways to miss the
bulps-eye and only one way to hit it.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-05-01
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
CORNER OF QUEEN AND KING sTEEETs
MartinsbuTg. w. va.

MY OLD CUSTOMERS sod the travelling
1EI public in general are informed that on
the FIRST DAY 0F ArE4e, ~ gIH al
charge Of the above-uaned Rore., &c
shall be glad to see 49, nig ola patrons. The
house is new, commodious rooms please 6
and airy, and eligibly sitgsted
January II WV EVTf4kDGE
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-05-01

The Justly CELEBRATED BREWSTER Cross-Spring
S1DE-BAEC make Great Specially We build Only One
Grade of work, and that of TIE BEST In Quality and
Style We do not make the LowesPr Vehicles but claim
that the CHEAPEST I'M TEE WORLD, when
Quality is Considered We the FINEST MATE
RIAL obtainable, employ only and COMPETENT
MECHANICS, and from time to time adopt all really Valu-
able improvements that oe and endeayor to conform to the
Styles. To insure the best and most uniform results
We Now Manufacture Our Own Wheels from Finest
Timber awed by mls that be obtained from the
hills Southern Ohio-amous the Second Growth Hickory
District. We have the LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE
FACTORY in WORLD for the manufacture Light Vehicles
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-05-01
ELY,S
CREAM BALM.
Is NOT A LIQUID
OR SNUFE.


1T has gained an
enyiable reputa-
10 II W h erever
known, displac-
ing all other prep
arations. An ar.
ticle OF undoubt-
ed merit. is cGn-
venient and Glen
~. 1t allays pain
pain and causes
no sneezing.
ENsasspKa EknFxnn
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14
FOR EXCHANGE.

T1oR EXCHANGE-Half section OF land near Wien
=. T. Brown & Co, so E. Douglas Ave. fS-et
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14
Whiskey-Steady,S 81 10. ..o-,/ d,,rv 1ea17
Butter-Firm; creamery i2Ns~''"' o''''' ''S 80
Kansas city Grain and Produce.

Kansas City Grain and Produce.
KANSAS CITY. october IS.
r,,,rsteady: quotations In car lots: Xxx. sc; xxx
s5g5c: Family 81 u5.e1 l5 choice, 81 Sesl 40: icy'
sI 5Hi 6s patent. 81 ESQ., 70: rye Hour ~ 4?i ~.
Wheat-Keceipts 2!.co;; shipmehts '''"' III e'''e
4So Soies ranged: No red cash. eol6 bid November
s asked: december 81 asked; May. 'ys NO. soi !.
s. bid: No. red. si4 asked isKed' NV ~ ''"
NJ: CorSiecepts, COCO; shipments. sCoo; in store
,,G 1n STEADY; Sales ranged: No. casn, 80
Nuv. Sost; Fec. 81 bad; May, S1s bid. no. "hi'e
cash ;sSla asked.
Oats-<o. cash, PA DID
i.ye-ND. casiiS3 l,ad .s,,ss
-Plentier at iic; s,,r ,a,aa s7W.
Eay-Frm; fancy SihAi "''9eu' - w
Rn,rerUStesdy; creamery fancy, 2s good. .; dairy
Il. store packed, IL; common >.
Corn Meal-(ireen, 3d. dried. 81
Corn Chop-Bulk. 10; sacked, %.
Shpstuffa-l7a52c.
Bran-Buik, IS; sacked. d. 30 x-..,r-x .,o.r,ca
i'1s' 'nitrvSteiy; old hens, 50 81 old mixed 81 90
snrinr chickens large, 81 10. small, 81 5tsl -.
Dried Apples. isac; pcacneS; eSSa sne ,ez,s. light
70 os, ,oadun combing 2ltd2l coarse 1s2l; low am
Garnet i5ai Kansas and Nebraska hevy nne ,s -
light l9Gl2l medium, q s)GS; tno washer
linr 3iGs.sj; diney and low. - - ,,,,o,,
Groom ccrn-Hur,.5 self W.: .ngi39si@a' coiiiiho"
fI;iesDry iint No. l. 1e,.; - . 10; bulls ana s'as
drv salt No l. 10 No , 3: green salt, No |, ;. @ ,e
- 4 ;,rcen uncuted Nv l. - ~ - ~ ''
pyiIS dry. rngl2.
Provisions-Sug, cured Mans 'a -: :.
.. dried beef 10; dry salt ci.ar fiD ,a s.n' g. e. :
Ian, .ear - 50: shoulders 81 V snort clear, ~ :
sn5kcd clear rib sides. 81 ~: lcnS eie;f .: w soi M
Lear 81 95 mess pork, - 81 shouocrs' % 80 "e
Isrd-Choice ,ieroe. s. S.1s-
! Flax seed-yicaSl vi.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

WY tNTED-AH eAPe1ieA 1e26t
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

New Yons, Oct, 13.-The general rail
road line convention met at the Hotel
Brunswick to-day, There were 1l5 agents
and general managers of the railroads
throughout the United States and Canada
present The association embraces l5J
roads operating over 125 900 miles OF read.
In October, 1884 the association mc, II
Philadelphia, and a committee was ap
pointed to draft set Of rules which sifou'e
regulate the tine and management Of Train
and during the two years which tihic h't
elanSed The companies have been prose
cutino heir ar,l,Iout task. To-day the a.
sociltion net for The purpose OF discussing
| these rules. which number 125, GOVERN:
every poin, relative TO the time and man
age1cnt. and if DO objection IS made Il
them, the convention will adopt them, ah'
sign IN agreement to put them into cree
on the 18th Of November.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14
An Oaken Box Mystery.

PJTTsBuRG, Pa, Oct. 13.-Tbe remains
Of woman were found in an oak box at
the Allegheny dump near the end OF Union
bridge al 10 O'Clock this morning. The
dumD is used for the deposit Of ashes and
fl1h aud it is supposed the box was left
there hy the ash haulcr some time this
morning. The lid of the box had been
broken off by the JAZZ the box received
when il fell, and the contents rolled out
The body was in an advanced stage Of de
COMPOSITION. On the box were lateis "i
the Pacific Mail Steamship company, anc
New York Office Of the Adams Exprcs
conrany. The authorities OF Allegheny
Citg are inclined to think the body va
| shipped from Earope. An investigator
| il now in UrCyr,sS
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14
FOR RENT.

Vzo,; RENr-Furnished ROOMS. ln'aii' ,Ists =. 81
Il Central Ave. -----------
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

M -..ss,,i,,oss biorks. or short time ch,t.o
or real estate sec ~! - t,,ock l2j-l2
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81. Iou,s Gram and Produce.

ST. ioUfs. Cctober u.
F7our-Quiet. aud steady: Xxx g S5sa g e fan fany y
s. 90 -; choice, ;. 49, as,Srt ~ ~ q.
wheat So !: red cash 80; November .'+sts - :
closing 1885 December 5:sg '5,s' closNs 'o2i' N'
sl.I se53s closing S5t.. - ,os.. no.,
;;ts1Ho. cash. ,: bid Oct - 5}1i Novem6er q
! G7 J, g.. Dec IfiS, Ni.y, Ia
! Is,rIcv.yery .,u,i: Sales ranged f,'sJ5s.
Ield:nuIl renrtd. 81 -; rneInic;,t, marc; . -
! Eitter-Quiet; creareFy, &sS@V, a'-H!. l-a<--
i.ry--Vg o2t. u i5c.
! u VhsSay Steady; 81 y.
! Purk-Steady; 50 ~
Receipts ";Iour. ftr wheat, tio"l' corr go"
! oais n J.gi Ey., 500; barley. +5.pS 80 ,...
| observation-disclosures stoI; wheat. 1850 corn, i''
| oats 4tssl ,2Se; harley.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14
A Friyhtfui Fall.

PrTTsBuRG, Pa, Oct. l3.-Thc sca.IoId
st the new building Of the Aiiegsiieny
County Electric Ligh. Company IN 'lfg.h
allev fell at ? O'Clock this afternoon, Pre-
sinitaring i've Len to the ground. DIS
tance ot 50 feet. 81 were dangerously
hurt; .yo of them. Alexander Freeman ., 500
C1r,,s Stewart. received fa'ai injqries. ne
r,c,nes of ,hs others were }. J. Dwyer, X
Alstcn and William Hays: The H'en TeTe ser.
r9ovi.,c a i.eayy timber whei. the @cci5ea'
.-r-.7vrfi
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

y>n,2 YFyr-A large front room III & .lem IN 80
Il 81 North Waco 81. o"e "a 'N l.i6t+
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-160 acre farm in Union township, I1e
II miles from station and watered by the Co"skln'
house of rooms granarv. 10 acres or ti1ef, lai &c
peach aud apple orchard and small fftiit aIi oe;i
farms I'm Sedgwick county and VIII be soi a. al a v AZ
gain il sold soon. FOR terms and lnf"fintoM C on
Rochcll & khoads l2l L Douglas avenue vienna, va
Kansas.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14
Russia.

ST. PETERsBURG, Oct. 13.--it is an
nounced to-day that Prince Dolsourkotf is
about to 90 to Copenhagen on a special
mission. This news has served to revive
the reporr that Prince Waldermer. of Den
mari, will BIC selected for the ruler Of Bul
garia. a..
The Inyalide Russo announces tnat sup
Elementary regulations for use III the con,
tingency Of the calling ont OF the army aiie
navy reserves have been issued.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

wv ANTED-A 1e" MOI i ia,,C,ad l35-6tt
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Cover 'En Over.

HrD=oS. y. Y, Oc, 13-Toiay AZ
other judrnnent was fled in the county
clerk's Office acains, Geo. II. and Samuel
Tilden. Jr.. in favor Of the National Bank,
~ Kinderhook, for $i2J .9o The claim
Is sor notes given in 1855
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

VcoR EXCHANGED have 10 acres OF exceptionally iI
4 fine garden land near the city. to exchange 1or
vacant lots or house property within blocks OF
Dcucias and Lawrence aves. Address, Owner: iock
box 753 city. -
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14
nanar Foot the Bill.

Ngs YoE1. 0ct. i3.-The sun this
r,ornfr.r announces that it has pad The
disa.I,ei bill Of z. HOLMES & Co. the
s.Ts,oga unde-tskers. fer erIihairaiag the
hodx of General Grant The amount Of
=
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Chicago 1--we Stoe1.

G9-CtTo. pc3cfer -
,a.tse-Reeepss sf'-tlpr1eptslo n3sTSe. s 80 -
shruing steers s. - 500 ser t an -, - 3 8
5-s.sl- ,Soys ;,Is an mixed. 81 snSso o SCih e -
80 a. through Texa cattle stes1S; cp@S 9 -
| Tgif F,rse.s, g Iess o. un"inlesed ie~Ai-''
hoss-Receip,s .oC. shipments sso' mart s,sf
/ al shi-n.I- p4cs; =. light, s. S,-si . 2-SiIS
s. isS 3 - ,,..- -.-,- -. So
..~,-: yrrs..-s - fsEai -. western, a. 5s.S =
! ....a.-s :. .ssa.- n: !elI.l.. !. 81 ..
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14
Kansas City 1--we stock.

F-AN-AS tt-t''Ir1 -.
Cattle Reccigts $50 shipments 80; ies i ais
err,ei. ard N ..ket more active COED - ca"ce
az corrnon In medium. 81 Os3 ~ $500 q - \,
81 s5s2 s.: feeders, g. sga3 tl' CONS - S'S>- ~
srass Texas Steers. ~ 25>L3 - o.-..,f-o a,,,,
Uoes- Rece;yts 1886; shipments 80 ,' -Cli,s a >, -
es7 hf,hrr: go0d to choice so - corr c",, - - ~
,2ayi,,r 81 Sol y; zrasserand Tiss; 50 at-Ss -
Sh.nr- t.cefpts. l4.s ship,nects. none t,ti, ~
IN cho;c.. 81 kcj u) conlrac. 90 nie<iAnl, 81 ''S-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

UyANTED-Any wanting family W.Smis Tnnnas o'N>
w to Call at 2!5 ~ water s'' -" 123 CIT
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14
oa,;o,,, Shorfave.

yrxcr.xzs. Ind. Oct. i5.--ExFers n
lon a-d Flesnsr reported oa investigation
II Comfy Treasurer iloI.'nss@ @,'FtA !
looks last cyenin, and fEd that az ow's'
he county bslsrcs Of 81, s9' ihe
f-sl re,,.,-e created a great sensai.ol-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14
P' ... ,o,,.v vas sp 30 shares.
New York Grain.

New York Grain.
NEW YORK. October r.
,-,.. ,-,.r.de3 red 1aas5 No. 2 red. So
elevator s.ISesSj afioat, No. red. Oct sl3sSsi'a
NOV. sSfS@nM, fSrM.d a4ai5,5: No ..;. elevator. 451
@iJN .ol.., ,,,,ta xres.arn a5Se 10
Barley-Steady.
Butter-Firm; western. O@l252
Cheese-Firni, WESTERN lJs lo1S.
Evcs-Frm: western fresh. a12tSzi
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14
France.

PARIS. Oct. 13.-M Camille Peiletan, In
an article in La Justice. commenting on NJ
Lavedon's statement in the Figaro that
General Boulanger has proposed plan for
a continental campaign, says: France does
net desire war. but the war cloud hanging
overhead may break at any ioonent No
French general can materially al G the
situation, either for peace or Tor war, put II
the general has the activity OF spirit thas
jnspires confidence, no good Frenchman
should blame him. Europe enjoys truce
not peace. The situation OF France and
Germany has been created by the victory.
of force over right. Can that offspring OF
force. the German Empire, go on living
excep. by continued victory OF violence?
There is rapid growth of war feeling in
France. The Boulanger party have begun
the issue of two new journals, Larevencht
and lie Soldat LaboureI, to advocate al
offensive policy iu vindication OF the ole
military prestige of France. General Bou
langer, however. disowns any connection
with the papers The Militaire says Gen
+, eral Boulanger desires war, not Tor th'
! purpose of recovering Alsace, nor to Sratlt.
personal ambition, but as Il step leading t
the solution of social questions Th
strictest taboos of everything German /
being observed
NJ Jockey. minister of commerce, ha
ordered the police to prosecute all person
selling boxes of toys imported from Gel
many and containing q map OF Franc
without Alsacc.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14
Rorgains in Real Estate.

, fine agricultural and stock farm, three ana one
b1s niles from city, about 125 acres broke, one qit
ta scrtion Fenced for pature, plenty of water ana
Also 400 lots in city finely located and IN goon
neirhborhood. Special terms to those wshii'S "
Also suburban property. For further particulars r.
see Chris T. Pearce agent for Wni Greiiiehst9M a.
CITY Office
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14
ST. Louis Live SyocS.

So. LOTS, October -
Cattle = Recees. SIS; shpInents 2:9o make make;
coed ard steady: fair 10 cn9ice i.'yts q.
Hoo.-Eecefpts .lnr: shipments jEn ne@sKet @ LUZ LUZ
str ,tchrrs and choic. heavy 81 lts4 -. sDs
ars. sl 20 20; MIXED packing, slvfsS4@f s.Es'
and pi-s 81 ussS} III. ,a.,4 o,-,.y,o,
Sheep - Receipts 4S'5; sApAacEes' 49,
- fne ~ CsrsS %
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

Tha Eagle printing Azd blank book e.
! .abiishmen. Is prepared 70 DO ell kIacs oi
T, Job printing Aad blank book making, guar
an;ee,ng thsir work 70 be arst-ciaas II every
respect. All counter work, checks, eoncs'
perforated. numbered-or loose-a: p'1ces
| equal 70 Kansss City or St Louis
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

"ANrED-A good girl TO do general house"s -, 81.
w in small family, 3i North waco. i
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14

or the attention OF seeking
~ is
FRShe land higher than any part OF the City on the
east side by at least IS feet and the entire drainage is to
the Sig Arkansas River.
Garfield University, the State Christian College
building which, when competed, will cost over S'ooooo
lies Immediately south Of the add't en-
IHRD.--Thu Catholic sociev are building college I'M
mediaey west Of this addition, the cost OF viii n viii De
500 900, and this plant is to be added 10 from year 10
year
FOURTH The Missouri Pacific R. R. will in Or Tune
Mace shops on the addion and depot OF W t. and IT.
Scott R. E. will be placed this addition inside OF 81 days
FF1H1he new Fifth Ward School building is completed the cost
Of which is $4,000
Sx1H1he street cars reach this addition making only lo
minutes time from west side Of Main ST and Douglas ave-
SFvENTHTae fair ground lies Immediately north of the addition"
IaSTlyIhe addition is booming ITSELF and the facts prove H.
Tho - sde of the river is on top All other additions are beng
bostered up by PURE WIND "WNOY WIND The investments on
i the west side are booming the addition
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SEv YORK oct9.e- p
secves-I.eeei..s, % car icads native ieeE5 (" :.
s:le.,,-R ceiprs 1gst: rsrke: dull; sheep So s.-
4o.si.sssitcs. ..1.S. ra1r.-s GaH 81 sos2
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CONTINENTAL EUROPE.
The Bulgarian Elections Result
Overwhelmingly Against
Russia.
The French General BOulanger
Has Proposed a Plan
for a
Continental Campaign, and the french
Press Says that Europe Enjoys
a Truce, not Peace.
The Franco-German Situation De-
clared to be the Result OF victory
of Force, not OF Right.
Predicted that the War Cloud which
|
Predicted that the War Cloud Whlci
Hangs Over Europe May Burst
any Moment.
OVER THE OCEAN.
Bulgaria.

Sor1a. Oct. 13.-Elections in Bulgaria
for members of the great sobrange resulted
in the return of 4S0 government candidates,
twenty-six members Of the Rankoif party
and fifteen adherents Of NJ. karavelcif.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14
chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. october u.
the openins Of the board this morning was very
untnteresting; Nov. wheat opening ana CLOSING 1'
72k. but between that time and the opening VI 'e
regular board reports OF decrease IN wheat u" p-'
sao came in and fired up the market there was i'so
~ ox-od tome ro cables Nov. wheat opened on
r,,a- oar, ct 12,I sold to ,27s then back to '22s
a, 4 reoyercd to 72$l. Corn opened at "51s but soid
o,, kv TO SzS Tie whole provision list was hlGhef
The following is the range of prices on the regular
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-14
"Juncton Town Addition to Wichita!
BUSINESS LOTS J!

This addition was pl,ced the market In February
out OF TOO lots there only