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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-19

Ponds Extract. Men and women wi
suffer from q severe headache, Mhen tee
minutes spent bathing the head withthe
Extract would afford relief
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-19

-. nausr Il circulated and read by
,raoIe Ia Annapolis, than any
-, aassr Published here. and - the
,,,saIum for advertising.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-19

rrecier's Insect pOwder.-The mo :
~ ex.erminator of Reaches, Bed
AAis Fleds, Lice, Moths, Fgies
2, and az Insect Life. Instan-
70 lermin. Harmless to Man
iy i and have clean houset
Sde bottle, price 25cts. at all drug
:, q. WlNKLENAN 81 Co., Prnprse !.
baltimore, Nd.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-19
rhe lawn PartY Last Night

AH~ SeWA sly A<@St AAAS AAts
be lawn party held by tho young
pie Of the Presbyterian Sunday
DOL 10 the public school grounds
night was q grand success. The
' throughout tne grounds were
3 with lanterns, and reaectors
Z placed in conspicuous:places =
Cornet Band furnished music
ughout the evening, and the
Y with the attractive appearance
NE grounds drew a crowd. A
sum was realized, far exceeding
expectations Of those in CHARGE
lawn party will be held again
ght Don't miss it. Admission
q 10 cents; refreshments at mod
prices
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-19
straw Has.

Spring styles, now open
at l., ii. Rehn's.
Straw Hats
For men at l.. II. Rehn'e.
Straw Hats
For boys at L. Ii. Rehn's.
Straw uats
For children at L. II. Rehn's.
Come and see them.
New styles and new prices,
at
l.. II. Rehn's,
der of low prices, at the old stand,
Cor. Market Space and Main st.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-19

SwsefNeiIy Cigar. The best FIVE cent
Cigar in Annapolis, AZ the City Drug
Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-19

Landreth's reliable Garden Seed for
sale at The City Drug Store In quantities
to suit, at catalogue prices. ]. w. Hold
ges E CO.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-19

Spring Suits made to order from the
finest fabrics and latest styles, By /. n.
RICHARDSON, the tailor, 8 Francis street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-19

- first insertion, 70 cents SUB
One in ,e-asr l so cents. Liberal rates
9uens, =. .s' nose advertising by the month
hde - rocal notices and political or
ies si..o,nmunications, 5 cents per line.
zeal cu.'' announcement of marriages
9Tiln .ts free but obituary notices viii
oea. .ad for at one half the usual rates
.drertislng. --
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-06-19

We give below The churches 81 our
city; the hours Of their respective SER
vices, and the subjects Of he pastors.
for tomorrow
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-05
An Artillery Interlude.
E6,or. Philadelphia Times

k(Or. HnilaOelpnla IiuleSsl
While there I witnessed a scene which is
indelibly impressed upon my memory. Many
We were standing at the side of the road
watching one of the enemy's guns which wss
firing from ridge overlooking the ground
occupied by cur army. We could see the
puff Of smoke, hear the report, and the pro
jectile would go screeching over our heads
or go crashing into something near by. Our
artillery would then reply, and we would
watch for the effect of the shot. We were
finally rewarded by seeing the caisson be-
longing to the Confederate gun go up in a
cloud of white smoke. hen our men sent
up great shout of triumph.
While this was going on and heads were
being ducked in obeiSance TO the screeching
shells, a couple of our men came strolling up
the road arm in arm from the direction OF
the Charlottesville house. One was decked
out in a lady's bonnet and carried a fan,
which he was languidly flirting back and
forth, while the other played the gallant and
sheltered his companion from the ener-
waiting rays of the sun with light blue par
asol They acted well their parts as lovers,
looking tenderly into each others eyes,
while apparently exchanging compliments
in an undertone. They seemed to be per
fectly oblivious of the fact that they were
within range of the enemy'S guns, and that
shot and shell were being hurled about in a
close proximity to them. Neither did they
notice the laughter and explanations which
greeted them at every step, but seemed to
be living in a little world of their own,
where all was peace and love. did not
know them, but have often wondered what
was their fate in the conflict which followed.
Did they escape unhurt, or did perchance
see their bones bleaching in the woods a
year later when our army, then about 60 be-
gin the fearful campaign under Grant, biv-
ouacked for the night on this same battle
cyround9
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-05
WILDER'S STEAMSHIP CO.,
E.ImiteuD.
STEAMER KrNAU,


Leaves Honolulu per following schedule,
touching Lahaina, Maalaea, Maizena,. MANU-
kona Kawalhae Iaupahoehoe, Hilo and keauhou:
Commencing MONDAY, October 18th, and
thence on the first Monday following the arrival
of the "Alameoa" and 'Mariposa," on the 8th
and 22d of each month:
The steamer Kinau Will make the VOLCANO
TRIP, reaching Keauhou on Wednesday morn
ing, giving tourists two days and two nights at
the VOLCANO HOUSE.
When The Sth and 22d of the month fall on
Monday, the Kinau will leave that day.
TICK ETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP TO THE
VOLCANO, FIFTY DOLLARS. WHICH PAYS
ALL CHARGES.
mornings Volcano trips. On Hilo trips, will
leave Honolulu on Tuesdays, and return Saturday
morning.
PASSENGER TRAINS will connect with the
Kinau a. Mahukona.
The Kinau WILL TOUCH at HOnokaia and
Paauhau on down trips from Hilo for Passengers
II signal is made from the shore.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-05
A F. HIM. WIN. PLAGEM
YOLO MILLS.
NE Corner Mission and Main Streets, SAN
FRANCISCO, Cal.
Telephone No. 56s.
WIN. PLAGEM =
A. F. HIM,
Hing & PIagemann,

Manufacturers of Extra Family, Graham, Ry
Buckwheat and Rice FL mr.: Rye, Dat. Corn and
Feed Corn Meal; Sage, Tapioca, Farina, Buck
wheat Greats, HOminy. Cracked Corn, Pearl Bar
ey, Ground Feed, etc, etc.
Dealers in Grain and Feed of all kind. Grinding
done to order. I25 angie ly
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
Girls in Their EGthiug suit.

You may have noticed the p!etJ-res IN some
Of the newspapers representing sFyeet~faced
girls in pobby bathing suits gathering around
on the sands The pictures are frauds. II
the iils. place TIE sveet-fGced girls. If any
come to the seashorc. don't care TO get their
hair vet and show their forms to the public
devoid Of bustle5 and padding. IN the aext
place. take the handsonest girl il the country
and put her into bathing outfit, TO matter
ho.v tasty it IS made uo. ard she VII remind
vou far more OF a s,ou h than an angel With
the powder OF her face, her hair twisted up
in n l.ro.-jeveiry, ribbons and laccs gone
hustle hing Up On 4 apcss-hip pals left behind
and her short skirts showing a pair OF old
stockings. what can you e1pectf IL l were
asweet-faced young girl. which | don't pre-
sumo to he. and If lad made a mash OF a
voun. man Of the secshogc. which CENT say
have, I'd never appear before him IN bath
in- suit until be IVES plesised 10 r-satrirnony
tl.:-.t he couldn't possibly go back on ne when
he canc 20 see my trua shape. M Q1sds'
Atlantic City Letter il Detroit Free i're4sx
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
Cared by IMAGINATION.

y
go you y licre il tie mind c,,-ef" asked
Dr. Swan.
"Well. the mind cure Is adopted very often
by the Elatlical profession, and it Is very
valuable cid TO doctors sometimes. l had
patient c..ce, { lsiy q nsrvc-s temperament,
who had fer Il lon, time suffered from rest
lesSneSs. nsrvo;,snSsS, sleeplessneSs and many
other leStnesses. There WAS nothing really
the mater with hsg; her trouble was in the
Imagination. could nc. cure her at all. At
last one evening I said to her: Now, never
like TO give morphine or any form of opium.
Il is excessively dangerous, and only as last
recourse do l administer l.. ] have decided
to administer it to yol. an g little nervous
abou. Ia, result, and you mus. be very care
full in using IL And went to the faucet and
drew glass Of water, and compounded with
grea. care and seriousness slightly coiored
MIXTURE OF whic,, lad brought the materials.
Here, take this teaspoonful,' said. Now,
if you don't get to sleep in half an hour, take
another teaspoonful; if that does not work,
wait az hour and try another; but don't take
any more for two hours, because this is cumu-
lative. and there's enough III this to kill tho
family. Please be very. very careful and
left her. Next day l called
.'Oh, Doctor she said, i am SO much bet
ter The first teaspoonful did 10 good; so 1
tool, another, and tha. worked like charm
l slept beautifully, and got up feeling iufin-
itely better
"Tm glad, said; you've had enough. !
will throw tho rest away, for it Is excessively
dangerous /. was after couple Of years OF
good health confessed to her that all in the
world she had taken was a teaspoonful Of
brown sugar and water. She was SO mad
she almost feu sick again. San Francisco
CbrorieI,.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
His Own Accuser,

Bosrox, Mass, Sept. ga colorod
man pawncd coat l.ere yesterday and af-
tcrwartis written confession of & murder
committed in Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1882
and signed by WilliamH Downs was
found IN the pocket. The man was after
wards arrested and at police headquarters
admitted that he stabbed a man named
Tobie Cain in Cincinnati in October, 1882,
and Cain afterwards died. The confession,
he stated, was prompted By troubled con
science. Downs stated to the officers that
lie was arrested for Gains murder, but on
the testimony Of Gains wife and her si3-
ter he was acquitted In his confession he
states that he had questionable relations
with Gains wife and that she conni;ed
with him to get rid Of her husband. lie
SAYS he wrote the confession about SIX
months ago 10 send 10 the judge OF the
Cincinnati court but afterwards changed
II nd
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
The Texas Tornado.

CoRPUs CHRISTIE, Tex, Sept. 29.-The
first information regarding the facts of last
Thursdays severe storm in the vicinity of
Harbor Island, were received yesterday,
communication having just been re-eStab-
lished. During the gale cf the 23d the
island was inundated by gulf waters SO
that nothing was to I've seen except the
quarantine station and top of the Aransas
Pass railroad, which was damaged. Capt.
Newman Of the schooner Coquette, in COM
pary with three other men. were capsized
in yawl boat Capt. Newman and one
man were drowned. The other two Were
washed ashore and rescued. The life say
ing station boat put out 10 them, but too
late to be Of any service.
Vessels stranded: Schooner Forest
Home, ashore inside of the bar; steamer
Sudbury, which was at Aransas bar the
day Of the gale of the 23d inst. loaded with
ties for the Aransas road, reported ashore
about seventy miles below Brownsville. a
total loss No lives lost. The tide III the
bay has hardly fallen six inches since the
day of the gale Yesterday the bay was
very suualy. the wake coming up again.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
1rorl. Of 4 Telegraph Operator.

Looking ii II t'lo Western Union oE,eTat-
irg room and noticing the effect OF pro-
tractei service, asked orc Of TIE number X
;hcv were allowed any vacation. The reply
was a SD shake OF the head, and hence l was
TO. surprised at the recert effort TO diminish
the number of hours in days work. Only
those engaged il teiegraphy can form any
idea OF the intense application required o. of
that inccssant manipulation which so o-JeA
results il paralysis. Operators formerly ro-
ceived from 500 to s120 per month, but no."
$50 TO SO is called good pay, and in the couIi-
try Offices the rate is still less. This IL not
very encouraging when we consider that
often a man Is worn out before reaching mid
Gle l:fc On further inquiry | learned ti.at
the number of this useful bit i'll paid class IS
est,natel at 1909, and as they ere now 70
CURED to both receive and send by ear, only
c,-rcrts cen hope for employment. Tie
res on for this requirement is found IN tho
fac. that ;he registers often get out OF order,
and = well e,iucated es.r is far mora accurate
than any instrument Cath in Cincin-
Esse: Enquirer
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
FOR EXCHANGE.

V->oR EXCRANGE-iIe,ei aud two store rooms, on
II railroad IS miles east OF ST. Louis renting for
ssc per year for Land in kansrs- Address box All.
~ ~ - ii5St'
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
Liouor Dealers Convention,

CHICAGO. IL, Sept. 29.-The EYcning
Journal, Springfield, H., special says:
Upon the reconvening of the liquor deaf
ers state convention the report Of the COM
miltee on resolutions was adopted. TIC
report declares the liquor business lcgitl-
mate and recognized as such by the state
constitution, and that it should not be
especially loaded down with restrictions
and regulations; that efforts should be
made to secure the repeal Of the dram shop
act and that tie association should support
only such men for office, irrespective OF
party, who have shown themselves to be IN
favor Of nerSOnal III eriT.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
A New Hitch Discovered.

CHICAGO, Sept. 29.-Thc managers OF
the lines and members nf the Southwestern
Passenger association after q lapse of two
weeks, got together again today and re
newed their efforts toward pool making
and the major portion Of the contract had
been agreed to ut 4 previous meeting but it
was deemed advisable TO again take up
the whole contract anew. The consequence
was that the members struck Il snag in the
first section defining the classes of business
to be embraced in the pool. Failing to
reach any unanimous conclusion the meet
ing adjourned until tomorrow morning.
The hitch was caused by the lines tcrni-
mating at the Missouri river insisting that
those continuing beyond shall pool business
originating at local points west OF the river,
and destined for points east Of the Missis-
sippi. There is considerable doubt cx-
pressed as to whether the conflicting inter
ests can be harmOniZcd
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
Air Ships are Probable.

1t win be q notable step in human progress
il the discovery of the application OF cleo
tricity 20 motors shall solve eventually the
great problem CT flying machines. As q
motor power that can be distinctly controlled
is the first fact, ard es this motor power,
therefore, cannot be the wind, ard as buoy
ancy is absolutely Indispensable, these two
things have hitherto been the inconsistent
conditions that made an air ship impossible.
Yoa could not carry up q steam engine and
boilers and L cargo of coal: you can carry up
q considerable quantity OF stored electricity.
New York Nail and Express.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
S.,;,e Americans as Sailors.

Notice among merchants down town and
evel among clUb men disposition to express
regret that while the cutter is manned by q
selected crew Of British seaInen, the slocps
are manned almost exclusively by Swedes
To no this condition OF affairs seems some
thing to he proud of. Certainly, 70 one
should regret that times On shore arc so good
that r-.tive Americans are not forced 70 en-
dure the harclships end huniliations of a sail
o1's lie simply for the sake Of earning the
pittanca which sailors receiye.-BrooAlyn
Eagle
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
The ..,.ummv Pea. in Canaaa.

There has besn decline il agricultural
hur,bu-s in this cEg1Etry during sls pes. few
wears b.. the a,lve.t .sc1Tterls Of the f,u-r7y
pea in Canadian papers suggests that REV
Gre VII b. irzlros+i on our farmers within .
short ti-I2a The Sod o. tbs I,asneles product
WIS o,taincd from s1lsi vase in mummy z
III in E.syTt. ta..en TO England AID from
tfserc 70 Ca-a.;a- Tic yieid ~ said 70 l's
thirty tusaels pr are TIE ini-ossncer Of
this pea aG-eEtzses TO sell = foE. q ise crop
rais.l this year &. soo pr t.sSaei CT 81 pes
rscurd -Ch.cas,o Tins
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
FOR RENT.

VHOR REET-Fu1nished room 70 rent on re%sona-
straot cor. .rpl nus ave ll5-Gt*
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
Not Quite Ready.

BosToS, Sep. 29-Thc members CT the
U. 5. senate committee appointed to inveS-
lsate the subject of the fisheries. left Bos-
ton for Woods He'll this morningfin order
10 visit the fish commission and make note
Of the work done there \ quorum Of the
committee not having arrived in Boston.
the formal opening of the bearing IS noi
vet announced
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30

The co.linS CT e1ch CT the Late Eias Ind
wis bed roons were paiEz.2i dark b'us, azsi
ts,roz,.-, l-ls rs-es q glzzs GU. in tbs shape
RI s-ars Q coz. E.-iz. shone Il CT lie royal
.,eeper In artificial .noo- was li<e~ise
arranged II tie ceiling, artificial palm s-ts-'
zsrroz16ei the bed. aai sArouGa bgE1sclsea
,.a-ccs r1i--a. be ssea c. CID cod of tie rcros.i
e- ..r..-srll l7s...-..sII-Clles-o HsTzil
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
81. Louis Grain and Produce.

Flour-2u.et, unchanged. Xxx s, 2sC52 - family
s. :6sl s. choice, $ 9esS ~ fs1ty - F'ss~ ~
W,eat-f.aeeiDts. II s1e shipments. lsi' in sore
Sfs: m4rket weaker Nc. red. cash. -.
Cort,-So : r.sxei cash SsLsSssss Oct 50. s.:sssS
oats-No , cash. 2sss.. SEPT ~, october 2sSs-
tkge--NO. csSA. -
I<at1DnlI: rs:irc,i s; 81 eilesl.i, ally hard 81 y.
Ruster-SDlst; creamery. -ia<-t. eSsay. @lss-i
F1rS-EiTl Itsec-
Uhissey-Sgescy. s. II
pers-Sfeacy. So -
LarSi-Firrn; s. o.
Es~,esp,s -Tlo94Ir. 2sa, wheat. Iaas corn. ..s,c-
oats als,s Rye. assl. tercs. sS.se-
Shipr.engs-fiour. e.pse wheat. St.s corE- s.fsr
oats, es.s ,ssss barley, So
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
inst for Fun.

SrRiNGF1ELD, Mass, Sept 29-Jas. y.
Platt and Geo. D. Bardwcil, twenty and
twenty-cne years Old, confessed to setting
fire 20 the Monson academy buildings On
June 7th. Their connection with the
crime was discovered through the recent
arrest Of Bardwell at Amherst for burglary
Platt was induced to turn states evidence.
and made complete confession. He said
tie deed was done ''for the fun of the
thing" and with the idea Of creating SONG
ayfifarnpc.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
HeteronhOrOus.

WINSEPEG. Manitoba. Sept. 29.-The
editor Of the Fl McIeod Gazette wires the
Manitoban that no massacre by the Indians
has occurred in tie northwest Is reported.
Everything is quiet there. The Bloods
are on their reservation. lie adds that
the rumor probably originated from, the
killing of few Bloods in Montana Some
time age
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
PORTRAITS Cv PERSONS.

The conclusion, therefore, il come to that
the little heads are in all probability portraits
Of persons The heads are always il repose,
and in some the eyes are closed, which, in the
picture writings, means death The same
head dresses arc found upon faces young and
smooth, r.with sua,en cheeks and elongated
jaws. A deity would not be so represented,
but a conventional character having been de
cidcd upon he would be always portrayed
accordingly The heads are made of too
many varieties of clay fer them TO havc ell
come from the Same place. They are III
tended to be attached 10 bodies madc Of some
pcrishable material. They nay be arranged
in class :, representing either different periods
or il,er,. 7 exhibiting greater or less skill Of
workmanship They wear in common n linz
tied variety of leadgcar, and the reasons
given By recent writers for assigning The clay
heads OF Seotihuacan torcTnote and unknown
periods cease to exist, ag the evidence OF
trustworthy writers show that closely similar
hceGgcar was worn By the Mexicans at or
about t.lo period Of the Spanish conquest
Philadely{iI Times
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
FOR RENT.


v>oR pFNT-rwo furnished rooms, each sultapie
L for che or two gentlemen; reference gwen ai.a
required; S35 : Emporia ave '-F
y~OH RFNT-A three rocn. house. Inquire at 30
seph Peachy's city gardens. : Fourth ave litotr
v>oR RFNT-A furnished room In oesliahte i;.fw od
Z the city. Terms reasosabae. 6i5 y ia",SnSs
avenHc-
y-OR RENr-Fur.shei rooras az rs North Ict,eh..
L ave. AA'N
r>0R RFNT--one well furnished rocu sUitaee for
Z two gentlemen; porch aud entrance tc".ft's
street: rev house; reference sven aEd feSttc.N-
Inouirr st slt Central aNeRGs. tls''t
,NeR HEyT-f'urnisil>l rooms by the day os week
Il INQUIRE at It's DoU yas ave. room ]. up stairs OF
store Mrs j NJ Slsce -inlt
I>OR HENr-one nicely furnishe frcnt room suit
L able. for and wife or two gentlemen Call
at se4 Douglas ave. ili-"t
yN0R gENT-Two furnished rooms for rent at i02
Il Emporia ave, locks south OF fremont hotel.
NOR RENT Pleasant front room ar 5is MAIN
II street. iVo-i-NT
rNOR RENr-Half OF a store room at rs Main 81;
II, IA the best locxtion in the city. Room Wei
lighted aud plate glass Windows os<
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
xSSNN'z~
@ailrj N Ea9le

Advertisements in this column VIII be cai'Fseo '.'
,t ,. rate Of Five Gents per Ii.le per week No 'u
v,rtieen,ente taken for less than - CENTS anu WI
mt no !,,..rici until paid for
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
WANTED.

rrz0A situation by a first class black
Nt 1at,t a. md horse shoe-; will take a shop ca
49, IN rood ocaiion is strictly tempefates Au-
drcs. z T. z 0 box rs. Mouha ' NttiLe!, nm. ~ ~
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
En,nmhed Alive.

MINIATURES. Wis. Sept Ca special
to thew iscoHSin from Ishpsming. NiciI-,
saws three men were estombed In = driit II
the Winth9o? mine ia consequence Of q
fall Of rocks Ii is not believed the. caa
h. rs,SflIf.} a;ive
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
Little Phil AT LeayenMOrth.

LEAvEswoKru. sept 29A-Gan- Phil
Sheridan arrived a. Fer. Leavenw0rth to-
day and will present the medals awarded
to the successful contestants inN,the ri1e
team tomorrow. He will remain st Fort
LearcnwoTfh I'LL Friday
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
New York Grain.

NEW YORK. September 29
Ungradet. red SiSs5 No. 2rcd, s55s elevator, S5]4s
So
Corn-Spot lots shade higher: options lower. clos
ing sterdy Ingraied 464g l14;SO2 81 elevator iGa
Oats-moderatiye active, mixed twesterE SlG5i
white western, i5QIil.
E.rley-Steady.
Eufter-FirIn; western, 1edl2l5.
Cheesc-Firin. western. lleti512
Ecgs-Eirn western fresh. 2ti12aY
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
Chicago Live stock.

CRICAIN. september =.
Cat.ic-Market steady; shipping steers s. .5@5 .
sl 5lla3 90 bulk s. 253 20; through texas 81 5@2 so
cows 81 s0Ga 80; wintered texans 5. .'s3 -.
Ho,s-Receipts, bob; shipments, 1N; niaIse'
strong. good butchers to best heavy 81 .'s7i y
packing and shipping io@st 50; light G S g q ~
stead: natives 81 25e4 ID: western s3 253 lt; Tex
ans e nsla3 u lamis. S :NCs5 W.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30

v>oR pFNT-Two furnished rooms, each sltahie
4 for I.ne or ;yvo ltntlemeI reference given ai,i
required; Sa5 : r.nporia ave '-7O'
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
rne uchia eae gae1e ghmrsdap Informing 1856

az 50: feeders, 81 sO@s 90: cows 81 5c@2 So
grass Texas steers, S. 2sGG3 q.
HogsnReceigts s Si.pihe ~ cho;ce !, s5@t s
common TO medium. 81 499i 20; skips and pigs
Sheep-Receip;s, .93 shipments. ats; steady,
yoodto choice ~ anS3 CO: common to medium 81 81
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
st. Louis Live Stock. .


Cattle Receipts. 22f1: shipments, 100 marker
firm: good 70 choice shippers 81 2aali So
mon to fair IS 15si y: butchers steers s. 50l u
cows and hei.ers 81 2Ss3 5l through Texans. s. ~
ess Is; Indians, So 9sGe3 6.
Ho.s-Recepts, 800; shipments, isJo. market aetiTe
and strong; butchers and best hea'y, 81 65S4 ~
mike, pacSing s: 2as.4 %; light $5 seGs; ~.
Sheen Receipts. 23D; shipneris, 10; rare:
steady and unchanged; s. 5tjs3E5
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30

xyANTFD-Rookkeepers and business men 10
NJ Lnow tnat the National Accountants bureau
oe-s unsurpassed facilities for the procurement i
.t.,lass men and women for positions as pcoh
I..ners and accountants. Business men VINO Want
81 .,eur h,Ir and expert bookkeepers who can give
a.. -, ,ss reier,nccs and want situations, would 90
wei b, addressing Office for the state os hass
a. 'he S''i-'-a" ~ - DIS II
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
Released on Bond.

SAULT STE MAacIE. Ont, Sept. %
The steamer Francis Smith Of the ColIing-
wood line, hes been released by customs
officials on giving bonds to the amount Of
SIS. .0G0
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-30
A Neat Little Haul.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 2s,-The safe in the
Office of the prodacc exchange buikiHs
was opened last night by some person ~asl
knew the combination, and 50 800 II cash
S-oIan from IL