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New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -JEkSEl i.
.aaay ns So.,se s4vs spr i5G ana
sos s s2S 4S9 oss, San stG aaS Si9 neSO Ill.,
For Nanne spring Valley Monsev and Iallmans. Jov; ~
1880 $3.50 4bo, $780, p III. sundays ooo~ Ill., 'P III
ERIE RAILWAY now known as the NGW7 W
aS"s Ts"s easH . sss een
earlier than from Chambers-st n.n.,
Daily eIce. SUNDAYS Day Express g"nes B
fao sleeping Coaches HOrnellsvlle to Cincinnati and
p m~Daly Chicago and st. Louis Limited Express
solid pGSa train oS Of ds pav ,m aIs Ayss Ieasvs rs
SS BaS % SH@ S' S"' Ssssf ssf9l
75a m The popular night train between NewfofN
Coaches TO Binsnamton einira Rochester D""A'
aso 81 40 7sGo 30 7SS 49, g !y1 S
81 g. s 1tso cso sS1 NJ 49, G5' So u 7ls o55 II mil
sc "a. &c. "a .5 800 &c. 1'S 2ss 1899 5 81 %Si5
iit 1879 siS 49, iI9 rs 5sS as sUo @ %psf PSS5
80 SiS o S;y SsS ;ss saS sOs Sunday h%S9
S SsE. hi o%S s%S Z su%Ss2 %G@s9S Mr's
sS s%Hs so 81 S - s e" $50 1880 'I1% @ ana nd sun
days 81, $780, 1920 am. lio $780, 4" lo''o pun ""
warwicE i:45 900 1920 m. 43o p H. Sundays ''S'
Monticello aud White Lake, IN, $3.50 p m sundays
ss" Negbarg m and cornwal75o m sso i3o. 5so aud
p NJ sunday oSl In d. E Edm;som,rv n A. a. m
D. IN. sunday $50 M scranton. AN "o'e' y d. "' '
Goshen 45 54j 7:jo ., 1920 M Sso 3SV %, s'v, ~ m,
7A5 D. IN. sunday % : 80 io'-u !" m,, t, S as
D. m sunday $40 $50. io20 NJ 50 ~ Il romt m irS
- m and s 80 - III trains connect with Ne" Vin 80 AZ
aud western Ilairoad at Main-sL rhc9a m u"n S'o'
pnr, jcrv.4l3 7.5O o. lO2oa IN. 30 4Jo o. a.
40 S,oH V.OJ p sunday 49, go io'-o " I'd" oOO WV
eoas leave West 23dstN Y, 5t5 M rty mi minutes
,,,.' minutes Gi5 H. TO lOij D. m eNeis tn - IN
ni'st M ,,,it m 10 54S IA. nour SUNDAY o. !" ~
,ni,rt % a. p m q, cry thirty minutes lOio D. '"' " "'
eNSS Tor passage aud apartments IN DraWns
can obtained and orders io' 'ho 80
and transfer o baggage may be zen 4, mo 'vp' p
az" 80 -, u5i BtoaiMay. - WcssL, " 20, 90 ""'
,, r,itnn Al Urooliyn az the company psl"~ Tia
P.uress trains from the West arrive ID Now
7.gO aud - p NJ =, m ..,r .ysnt Nav. York
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
ACTUAL. SALR'

SATURDAY. July l0-P. NJ.
To-days stock specuatons developed nothing new II
u the old story again The pretext Of some
Of the ciques specially Of that In st. Paul stock that 1,
has sold out Its stock aud cannot comprehend
the strength which the prices show after
such heavy sales. 10 piece OF cajolery too
aged longer TO deceive and 10 only amusing There 10
nothing either in a clique heavily loaded with
stock being open borrower Of the stock from
~ brokers the extent Of 10000 or even So 000
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11

STORES nos. sos & 6o7 SIXTir-AvE., AND 795,
20, AND 100 TiIIRD.AvE.. WILL DE OPENED FOR
BUsINE - On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 18TH,
1850
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SEWING By ELECTRICITY.

VIC are prepared TO furnish the only motor and battery
(TWO sMA Ii Ellis that can conveniently ana ehecuVev
be used IN the household. our battery excitantis
A SOLID,
addition WATER ONLY being necessary Tor the So
ion The apparatus which readily be carried IN one
hid nav instantly be attached u machine without he
u.e of single and IL the first practical Invention 'o
small power by eectn ty ever put upon inc maIko..
machine can he actua' operation At the company
rooms and in view the uni0unded claims heretofore
made by of sOcalel sewing machine motors
and tha company round The money PAD
for any apparatus that will not accomplish wnh
claimed for IT, Price OF complete maehine+ rcaiy io uso
with extra material continued running 81 DcVered
Al snv esldence Brooklyn and attached to
machine without extra charge .,.,
be also used Tor running ians "o"'~
engines with incaniesc cnt lsmps &c. ..,, ,,o
THE &c. X G. " ELICIRlC MOlVtt ".
Tribune BuIlding. New-fork-
GEORGE NJ. g HORTON. President.
JOSEPH T.. ~TrAltNS. Vice President
Inventor OF the Duplex system OF IelegraphyJ
CHARLES q. GU fII-. treasurer
WILLIAM &. DRYER Secretary
CHARLES g. CURTIS. I ms
"a RCk r.. \
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
EW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM-

~ Frs. G. II. NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL. leave
Slip No p T.. r. Mt and III p M SUNDAYS
IL AT New Haven with special trains Tor
MERIDEN. HARrfpRn SPNINGFIELD. HOLYOkEr
&c Tickets and baggage checked at "a Broadway N:
Y and Courtst. Brooklyn. Excursion to NewHav and
rptur
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11

4 MEXICAN Coat of Arms in Japanese handI-
~ work Of design for sale at a low figure Address
Room 63 20 Church st, CITY.
CIDEBOARDS.-TwO very elegant antique
- ' g. EKLUND 1O4 East 2sth.st-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-

For FRED BANK. LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GroyE. AS.
BURY PARK. OCEAN BEACH. SPRING LAKE. Pr.
PLEASANT, etc.
Commencing June 49, 1885 trains leave New.York
Courtandt AMI Desbrosses sts 7.lO. express M lI
noon $50 3lo express 80 express except Rel Bank 40
express. s. $50 D. IN. Sundays no. a pl. D. n
from foot iiberty.st: SIS. IL express l3o cx.
press 30 express 4:3O $50 6lo
SUNDAYS m SUNDAY trains do not STOP At Oceas
Grove Asbury Park. J. L. WOOD.
RUFUS BLODGErr Sup'r. Gen. Past A-'t p. r. r.
C.G HANCOCK, @. =. and Text. Agent T. & X. X. X
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
DON pOIrT KINGSTON AND CATS

ONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATS
IL KILL MOUNTAINS landing at Cranston's West
PoinN Cornwall Newburg Marlboro Milton Poagnkesp.is i
Glove ana Cetskll Mountain and kaai.Is. RAILROADS
CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMES w. BALD
leave every week p. pier foot OF Har
rison.sf. except SATURDAYS when CITY OF KINGSTON
leaves at landing ony at NewDurg and foughkeepse,
connecting With special evening trains Tor al SINNER
RESORTS TIL ROUGH THE CArSKILL MOU NTAINS
VIII leave RoDdout nights O'Clock arrival Of
snecial from the mountains arriving at NewYo
Monday a
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND.

srCSTS0T6N LINE INsinE ROUTE
Steamers from Pier 49, North River ono block
Canal at 500 daily, except sunday new
tram with psror rcnng chairs between steamers
landing and Bostou without charge.
+. w. POPPLE General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
STEAMBOATS, an0 RAILROADS..
DEST ROUTE TO

ID WHITE MOUNTAINS
Providence Line.
Elegant Rhode IL and AMI Massachusetts leave
per 20 River foot Warrenst- D. DAILY except
sundays 49,. r,,. -. . On
m f0r WORCESTER Nashua Concord PlS mouth Lit
Teton Twin Mountain House. Bethlehem aud Fnbyans
paror BE- secured al Pier ~ oce nd
'O' 9''''''' f. W PoPPLE. @. PA
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHr.
DAY LINE STEAMERS ALBANY or c. vIBBARD.
DAILY except sunday
Leave Brooklyn. Fulton st by ......... a.
West I'D II. Pier ....-..--..-----.-.- a. H.
For Albany. landing at Nyack and rarrvtown by ferry
West Point. Newburg. PoughkeepSe hhinebecs CatsHi
anG II udson.
Returning leave Albany at $50
CONNECTIONS
WEST POINT and NkWBU RG with dow n day boat
KHINEBkCK 10y ferry. wlta special train on Ulster
& Del 4: 4. for the resorts Of the catsslis
tAISkILl. With special train Oh CatsAil MI X 49,
HI DsDN with Boston & Albany H. H. for chatham fltts
h Sca3"% % 9Ga: scH ns.%ST6aA EXPRESS ana
with ~ Y. Central Il. H. for Utica, Buffalo NIAGARA
The Sew YORK transfer TO will call for and check bag
gage from hotels aud residences.
NEW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY. Ferries In NcwY from loot o' JaysI
From jay ST. $50. West I'D St. $40 a. Day express
for eown. Eenvue Monticello, Liberty. White Lake
Delhi Oswego and intermediate stations fuiimih "a~hs
jay St 800 West 42d.st Is p. n Ulster County er'
prrss fo Mddletown rllenyc Monticello LiD,tty Whlto
Lake ana lntere.a stations Pullman drawing room cars
ST.. 10, Nest t2.st. Jj5 y. Night express, Tor
Oswego Suspension liidpe Ihous,na Islands Pullman
sleeplng Sew.f orr daily. jay a.
1853 West i.d s.. IOp Saturiays only tor Mh'
dleosn Monticello Wai,o Lake Liberty aud intermediate
statODs Pullman drawing iOOm caa HafdcOA engines
C. ANDARsoN. q. p. A. Is Exchange Place, NJ Y.
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"A 7G WALL-srf
YNHE TRUSTEES HAVE ORDERED that
L interest he paid to depostors ent' thereto under
the the Savings Bank laws,
Tor the six months ended 3Uth ult., as follows;
accounts exceeding one Thousand DOlars al the
rate of FOUR PER CENT annum.
accounts larger than one Thousand dollars Dut not
exceeding Three Thousand Dollars at the rate OF THREE
PER CEN per annum. =,
rate OF TWO PER CEN per payable on aud after
avn WILLIAM III. MACY. President.
HENRY F. MARSHALL. Cashier
New.York, July :, 1856
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Aurtion Sale g.
ACTIN a City Testimonials free
AETNA CO., 80 9th ave. N Y
gce Grea!n

Gee Cream
4 FACT-HortOn's Ice Cream is made from
~ pure cream. Horton Patent super Frozen Bricxs OF
Cream Restaurants Churches. Festivals &c. will
keep Country orders promptly filled Depot,
800 5- 9Th 10 Chatham 1iU East l2Jth
ST.. New YORK and s53 Fultonst, Brooklyn.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
uPToWN OFFICES. No l2$s Broadway oner Thirty
second and rwe5sy-shiri :ts untu NJ sos weet Twen:
Fourteenhst, 100 Thitdsve corner Forty sevenths No.
LOOT Third ave. near sItethst ana the HARLEM OF.
FICE, 257 East Opehun dred and fth.s. 1900
Thirdsve corner .nh.s, up 70
o. m. ct regular ofioo rates
EUSSELl'S ICE CREAM. No. 760 Broadway,
Il and .4S6 Broadway. New York.
Families supplied Out-oftowD business specially. In
diyldual bricks for restaurants, fairs &C.
Telephone 42S Zlst-st
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Bid. $500 Bid Ask
lL&lsol rag Ili31ll2 iU g. cur. lS03- 100
xLsIsll con il1II2 TO- g. cur. 1881. l3l
u. S4s 1891 i25 .i26ls u. j. cur % SV5 i53t
Us 4s l9JHcou. l257st26ls U. cur % 1871 i5oh
US 3p5rcsnt 50. l0l Dist Col 5-oos Alof--..
I.Sc Gu Ir.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

Trains leave VIA pesorossoS ana Coure
landt street Ferries as follows: ., -.
Lmted and II m. l. S;2o T. 4:sJ o o T. . aad p "a;
?. sunaays Express oll6 goo 90 Limited and ~ Am
leaving New York daily, except sunday at 3 anu
llI0 i. NJ, /. 2, T. s p m and 10 a m and p m %
sundays connect at Trcuton for Camden. .,-,-,,
Retunn raius leave roai street station Philsieipnia
l1:Ol SO 400. i:40 5l0 $50. 1890 S!0 $50 II Aaa
Ills sLinited EXPRESS lt and 40 p 70 i55' I5tI'
g. l. B. o. o.35 L. IL, S1l nnt 5:o0p On oundaV lSgt
500 Io6, 44o. 5;lo $50 m. l2Al. AsO Lmitsp 49,
Leave FIiiadolphiA via Candsa 900 n daily, except
TicKot Offices. $40 43J and 944 Broadway Astor House
Desorosses sad Courtiandt s Sot Coarts anl
Brooklyn AnnsX station, foot Of kultonst. Brooxlyn
Bnscb's Hotel, HobOkon station Jersey Ctty EmiEraas
Ticket Office, No. Battery Place aad IssLle Garden
Tho NewYork Transfer Company will call Tor ana eneSA
osfsaTe ~ ~ E PtS;H % ~ ' J. WOOD.
General Mapaxer, Paxsr AAA1A
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
6teamboats ano RAILROADS.
TROY BOATS-CTTIZENS LINE.-F

A TROY BOATS-CITIZENS LINE.-FOr
~ Troy Saratoga Lake George and the North ~ 80 TO
Saratoga and return 81 so y Latc Ge2rsa and rrtnrn
Tickets during Steamers CITY OF TROY
and SARATOGA daily except Saturday. foot OF Christie
pher-st. Bp.m SUNDAY steamers touch at Albany
A providence LINE.-FOr Providence,
~ sW0rcester Northern New England and White Mountain
points Rhode Island and MASSACHUSETTS will leave
Pier - v. r.. daily except Sunday az on and after
parOr will be from steamer landing To
White Mountain points without change send for summer
excursion bOOI. +. w. POPPLE. Gen. Pas. Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JUNE 25. 1888,
nptrAn TprrNK JrNE,


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains NewYok Wis Desbrosses and Cortndt Streets
Ferries, follows ,-
Harrsburs Plttsburg aud the wess with Pullman Paaoe
Cars attached, a. n. q, and p. daily. New.York
ana chicago Limited Parlor Dining. smoking and sleep
ing Cars at . a. IN. evory day
Wiismspor Lock Haven, 8 D. Cory ant t.ris
D. n, at CORY for TtusvIle. Petroleum
aud the Oil Regon5
For Lebanon. y a. 3lU and IL nig1t
Washin gton. aud tho south Limited Wasiiny
press Pullman Palace Cars isy oxcspt Suni iAy
10 m.; arrive Washington T. and $40 ~ arrive
Washington 355 regular AZ 3,l) 800 and 81 IN
LOO 49, and 800 D. IN, aud IL might sunday 6lo u
For Atlantic city except sunday lll0 m. Through
Car and 2 y. IN
For Cape May except SUNDAY. l p ~ ......
Long branch Head junction. aud ntsrnedato staAo1
via Railway AMI Amboy. 40 and & 10, II noon 55o.
$40, 3:4J tt,imitstl i:0, 500 and 6oOp ON suniay
7lO, and y. IN (Do not stop at Asoury Parx).
For Old Point and Norfolk via SewYor< PnuaiepaA "A
Norfolk railroad. n. every day via BAltn'rs aud
Liaa. 4.S0 .. IN. wsekdays. 80 . .-...
Brooklyn Annex connect with all Arouy1 tr11
atJersev city, afordng speedy and direct trAn'tsr ''
Tlalns a5rtpe: From PittsourS 7lo 73o 1880 n s:Js
and y3S D. m day. From Washin yton ant Blltiuorr
0lO .: 50 m l9J 800. 330. $50. SlJ aud ~ 81 m
Sunday U:20 o so m. $50 9:2o and 1888 p: n tron
PhIaiephia $50 20. $50 TAO 1880, 920l $50 loiL
li3O NJ i2O 200 $40 330. $50. g. 3D. oo5; IzO Soo
Gao 10 35 D. No. ami 1920 night sunday. 800 o1o 5oU
SiO 7;S0 II.35 a. m 800 $40. G35. s2o ss5 aud 1888
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11

OFFICE 1HE
WILLIAMSBURG CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY I
BROOKLYN n. y. July .. 1855
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11

Secured s the road equipment and and
grant 0i jO 40 aci's The whor sHnc s5 OF $500
per mile ioI sAe & 10 and ae erued interest Dy
NhIAOhL 2 wETMoRE
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11

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con trust receipts
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Ken q X u " d lsi
5000. J........1sSs
1900. .....-.7s 10
10000. .....-..7S%
Den & II G. lst
10000. see. l2l =
Loco. ......l2lS4 =
Tei Mack * NJ l. q
ln,OOD ..... 50
Evansville & 4 ii
LIST
1000. 0......ll7h
Erie7'sconsol golc
1000 ......157
J. Tenn Va & tain
Eng trust cert
1000. O........2i l.
2C, 600. O.....-A
FtWth K Den lst
1000. 4
Gul. Col & : Fe LIST
1000. O...... rs q
6 Bay Wa StP
income
~. 600. .......3S2 p
ZOO .......3o
Great Western "a
1000. ..-...-"SiA "a
Harlem lst coupon
ZOO. ....- l39 4
1000. ....- l35
Harlem lst reg
10000 ..... l3j y
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Us
I Don. ........l23 q
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stamped a.
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Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22
Personal.

John Kay, of Dayton, Ohio, is in the city.
-Eph. Hoffman left FOR Pennsylvania last
evening.
L. E. Atchison ana c. II. Taylor are here
prospecting.
j n Crow, OF Hutchinson, spent yester-
day in the city.
d. E. Morris of Medicine Lodge viii
spend today in the city.
S. G. Conllling, of Kingman, will remain
over Sunday in the city.
Miss Emma Buerhaus is The guest of Mrs.
George Lock, Market street.
George N. Litzenbergel' 'cf Murdock ar
rived in the city last evening.
@. Campbell, of Conway Springs spent
yesterday in the metropolis
&C. F. Butler, of Belle PLANE, was calling
on friends ia the city yesterday
J. b. Leiscnring, Of lIt. Pleasant, 10, ar
rived in the metropolis yesterday.
ID. Il. Rhodes, engineer Of the d. II. &
a, stopped at Manhattan yesterday.
Omar Cillett, of Kings man, was Ill the
city yesterday the guest OF VIII ReaIs.
-EdZ Floyd OF Westfeld, Mass, vas
among the arrivals in the city yesterday.
S 4, Denny, Of Anthony; arrived yester-
day and viii remain a few days III the city.
john O. Brady, who is heavily interested
in the Lerado town company. Sundays in the
city.
-Mesdames H. X. Carvin and NJ. r. Diver
have returned home after a delightful trip to
Minneapolis.
George Litzenburge has gone into the
country to spend several days among his
granger friends.
Mr. NJ S. Human, of the Wichita paper
company, is in Chicago attending to soiic
business matters.
-Aieszrs. JOHN E. Gator, x G. Swartz
and H. L. Carmack a-risei Friday evening
from Wheeling, ". Va.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22
WICHITA PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

To the Board of Education
GENTLEMCN-I herewith submit a sum
mary Of my report for the year ending Aug
ust /. 1855:
l. Official school census, not counting al
jacent territory. 1856.
= Total enrolment for the year. $3.50.
B Average daily attendance, ,593
4. Number of teachers including superin-
tendent. 80
D. Average salary of teachers per month
including superintendent. $3.50.
6 Paid Cor teaching and supervision, SIC
= Total current expenses for the year
sal,530.
s. Cost Of tuition per month on enroll
ment, S.95.
o. Average enrolment to the teacher, -.
10 Average daily attendance TO the teach
er, a.
ii. Enrolment in high school. including
the eth and sth grades, l3S
II. Whole number of graduates to date
Is. Number of graduates at last com
mencement. J.
Il. Value Of school property and grounds,
100000.
Is. Number of school buildings, o
Ii. Number of school rooms. Al
l.. Number of school buildings completed
during the year, >.
IS. Number of visits by superintendent
during the year, 62l
~. Other visitors during the year. ,551.
20. Regular examinations t.
p. Number of pupils present al final ex-
animation. l.650
81. Number OF pupils promoted at.fnal ex-
amnination. ESQ
223. Number of pupils suspended during the
year, IA.
y. Number of corporal punishnents, -.
Special teachers. /.
Rules, Regulations, course of instruction
and remarks concerning the condition of the
schools, etc. viii be found in the complete re-
port Respectfully submitted.
GEO. 4. CAMPBELL
Supt. City Schools.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

Innes & Ross nave closed their dress MAX
ing department till the Goth of September,
when work viii again be resumed. In the
mean time Madame L. d. Tibbetts, who has
made q splendid record as a modiste, will
prepare to give her patrons the benefit of a
thorough knowledge of prevailing and in
coming fashions and the skillful management
of materials. This department of the White
House has assumed immense proportions and
has melted il no small degree the increas ing
demand for fine grades of goods.
A wonderful trade has been built up in
connection with this department and the firm
are determined to maintain the lead accorded
them in the vale of elegant and stylish dress
goods and trimmings by showing over their
counters the coming season the most varied
array of novelties ever brought to our city.
dSi-3t
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22
ST. LOUIS, FORT SCOTT & WICHITA
RAILROAD--SHORT ROUTE,

From and to Southeastern and Southern
Kansas and all points northeast and south by
the way Of Fort Scott.
Passengers via this route have no change
of cars to Chicago, Hannibal and Quincy
from Fl. Scott, and only one change to New
York, Boston, Buffalo, Jacksonville, San
Francisco, Chattanooga, Louisville, Lexing-
ton, San Antonis, Los Angeles. 1t is the
shortest and quickest route 10 all points in
Iowa, Dakota, Ohio, New York and New
England states. Pullman Palace sleeping
and chair cars attached to passenger trains.
Leaving Wichita, a:43 a. NJ, arriving at St.
Louis union depot ESQ a N. daily without
change. Three hours quicker than via any
other route. For further information call
on ticket agents or send for maps and
folders, giving description Of the line, to the
undersigned.
J. W. MILLER, c. P. RECTOR,
Y. p. and Manager. A. q. T. 4.
General office q. Fort Scott
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22
Tickets Good to Return Until September stl


The grand excursion from Wichita to
Dighton, Lane county, and return can be
taken in for only 5000 for the round trip in
Gliding stage both ways between Garden
City and Dighton, just half the regular fare.
The Wichita Avenue hotel, among the finest
in the west, having just been completed at
a cost OF 200. will be headquarters for the
excursionistS The train will leave Wichita
over the A.. T. &, S. F. on Monday Aug. % at
) p. M. and the entire party will leave Gar
den City the following day by stage at 7o'clock
a m. arriving at Dighton the same day at p. m
Tickets good to return until September 9TH.
Dighton is booming and offers
splendid advantages to any who contemplate
investing in good county seat towns. To all
who viii purchase one or more town lots IN
Dighton, the fare will be RENTED. As our
coach is limited to fifty passengers. it is nee
essary that all report early at Harry Hills
stables or to Il. Inlboden at City mills.
d.5-tf DIGHToN TowN Co.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22
NNaniei.

One thousand men women and children to
call at McNaughten & Miles and examine
boots and shoes, at prices lower than ever
offered in Wichita. Mems canvas shoes %
cents per pair. 30 pairs ladies' low button
and tie shoes at Sl0o, considered cheap any
where else at $3.50. Remember the place.
112, West Douglas avenue. d19-6t
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

We have just received the best ''o6orless
excavator' in the state. and are now pre-
pared 30 clean vaults. cess pools, etc. remoy {
dead animals and everything pertaining TO
a iirst-class scavenger business Parties need
ing their spring work done can drop postal
to Burton * Foster. Box 1s9, City. Tele-
phone No. q i6l-tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22
Jersey Sale

August II. 1855. Hoffman Bros. VIII sell at
the west end of Douglas avenue a choice
herd of Jersey cows: six fine calves and one
redg bull No. 9t3o. Every cow pedigreed; also
ten other choice cows. Sale at. 80 O'Clock.
when terms VIII be made known.
d1s-6t HOFFMAN Bros.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

Owing to the protracted illness of A. A.
Hyde he has employed H. J. Harding to look
after the interests of Merriman Park He
viii be found at Mr.. Hyde's desk in Hydes &
Humble's stationery store. Parties who have
been waiting for the past month to select
their lots in this most delightful part of Col
lege Hill can now cali on Mr. Harding.
ISl
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22


Acre lots for sale in Stewards subdivision
one and a half miles west OF Arkansas river
bridge, near Garfield University, the cheapest
and most desirable residence property in
Sedgwick county, terms easy. Enquire of
A. L. Owen, at Hatton q Ruggles, Office over
Wichita Natianal bank. or Bayley, Bros. q
Co. 1l6 North Market street djG-tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

John Dawson of Frankfort. Indiana the
gentleman who has had the fine trottins
horses at the Carey Park. returned home yes
terday. He expects. however, within four or
five weeks to bring another carload of fine
horses to the city.
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22
Bargains in Real Estate.

fine agricultural and stock farm, three and one
half miles from city, about l25 acres broke guar
ter section fenced for pature plenty of water and
small house.
Also 30 lots in city finely located and in good
neighborhood. Special terms to those wishing 10
make homes.
Also suburban property. For further particulars
see Chas T. Pearce, agent for VIM. Greicerstein. at
city Office. dl!6-u
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

We have the agency for the above named
press brick and can furnish them on short no.
tice to any contractor or builder. The best
brick in the market for nice fronts of build
ings. Call on Hacker X Jackson. corner of
Fourth and Douglas avenues. or III Water
street. d25ff
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

Citizens OF Wichita will be able to procure
Wichita creamery butter from their grocery
men Every pound stamped ". C. Tele-
uhone connection dt5GIna
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22
4 Good Chance.

good chance to buy few 2js acre lots
location on Central avenue near College Hill
for which | will sell at $1,000 each one-third
down. one-third six months. one third one
year, at per cent interest. Apply at j. c.
Jones East Douglas avenue corner of Hillside
avenue. d19-5ts
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

MesSrs Smyth & Brooks have associated
themselves for the practice of law with Offices
at No l23 North Main street, opposite the
post otiise. These gentlemen come highly
recommended
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

Choice residence lots in Hinton's addition.
Large fruit and shade trees. Only. three
blocks from Douglas avenue One and half
blocks from the Third ward school house.
For sale cheap. one-third cash. balance on
time at 5 per cent. interest Apply soon as
they VIII not be long on the market P V
Healy. dSltf
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

The finest brick in the country for fronts OF
buildings and residences. Also best qualities
common brick Cali at the Wichita Coal
and Fuel Co, 6lS East Douglas avenue. Tele-
phone % d-su-tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-08-22

In another column viii be found an appeal
for aid 10y the managers OF the Ladies Benev-
olent Home. This is 4 worthy cause and
ought to be literally sustained by our citi-
yeuS