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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15
BAPTIST WEEK.
Five SAtionaI Societies ct The Church Meet
DurIrg rhis Week.

Five National societies OF 'h" 'h"''" 'i'''
Durirg rhiS Week.
WASHINGTON, d c May li'-Duung
the coming week the five national com
mitt,sa OF the Baptist Church will hold
their annual conventions in this city. They
are the Womeu's Baptist Home Mission
S,cietv. the Women's Foreign Mission
Society, Baptist Educational Convention,
tss American Baptist Home Mission
Society and the American Bipust PuhHe'-
tom Society. Between 200 and 5000
Delegates are expected and the local com
mittre have received notification that
.sy-rsl hundred will arrive on SPECIAL
t-aips from New Eng,aud, Chicago and
Milwaukee.
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Two More for Blaine.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 1.-THE Re
pahlIcaus of the Second Congressional
District met at Knoxville to-day and re.
nominated Hon r. c. Houck for Congress-.
W. W. Woodruff and George W. Hin were
appointed Delegates TO the Chicago Con
vention and instructed for Blaine.
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,rbo pIt.bury Abductor, Sued.

PIrrsBuRG, May li-Couusel for VIM.
A. Parsons, father of Minnie Rose Parsons,
the young lady alleged to have been alb
Quoted recently, began suit for damages
against Eusicn Thomas W. Ryan, OF the
United States Navy, and J. II. Meade.
Nr. Parsons claims that the defendants
to eniice aud abduct his
daughter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15

CHICAGO, May II Claus Spceckels,
who il sixty years old, and has made him.
self a millionaire many times over, said
last night that ne had only Just begun his
life wJril This IL the establishment III
America e. the bee, sugar industry on u
basis that will permanently benefit the
aVr!Culturalist
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15

CARp. MIcn, May 1.-THE boiler IN
the CARO- wood works exploded this morn
ing killing Henry How land, and severely
iuiuring four Others. The explosion WIS
caused by low water in the boiler which
was old and patched
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15

Earned runs, Sindusky !, W Wheeling l.
three hase hlts, Wtstlake, Eyn, Nichol :,
stephens: two hsse hIts, Miller; bases On
balls off Morrison 1; struck out, hy Nor
ria & bv Elston ;, wild pitches, Elston :
n,ssed halls. Sterzel ,; double p!ay-, ESn
and Chrsman, Stephens and Sapieton,
Otterson. Lemons and Stapleton; time OF
yame l.l5. umpire, Ben Young.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15

LoSDoS, May li.-Dur,ng the perform
ance Of Augusiln Days company at the
Gliety Thrater this afternoon scare was
caused by the sudden extinction OF the
electric lights. Miss Ada R,hau reassurrd
TIE audience and av,rlol a panic, and tho
MAY prOcrcd.d
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son 9; Columbus 3; batteries, Phalen and
Morrison No. /; Backer and Smith.
Toledo DOwned. !.

Spc ial Tl,gram to the Register.
TOLEDO, May l4.-Mansfeld won from
Toledo to-day by superior fielding. Cook
pitched great game for the home team,
but received miserable support, Beck hav-
ing six passed balls and making three wild
throws to bases and mutling third strike.
The visitors played an almost faultless
game in the field, having but ore error.
The score:
Toledo. dO.................l 0 o 0 ! 1t
Mansfield i................0 D D o.
Earned runs, Toledo ,, Mansfield ., base
hits, Toledo 10, Mansfield 6; errors, Toledo
-, Mansfield /; home run, Sales; batter
les, Cook and Beck, Dale and Ivory.
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nyr, Hartford Cily; " H. Bariugsr, Wini-
fred; Samuel Crawford, Clifton; James
GicndenniGg, New Martinsyille; Joseph
We:sskaan, Wheeling; Elizabeth Euix,
EEsNrmrt.
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CITY HALL NEWS.

Points Picked Up About heNeadquarter-
OF the Municipal Government.
There were sixteen cases before Hls
Honor yesterday morning The lines and
casts assessed aggregated 1854 to. Annie
Costello went TO jail for ten days. The
charge against Fritz Weiner wa4 dismissed
and the case against Dons Callahan contin-
ued until to-day.
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League and Association.

At Detroit, Detroit Philadelphia game
postponed.
At Cleveland, Cleveland Brooklyn game
called ia sixth inning; Brooklyn :, Cleve-
land 3.
At Philadelphia, Athletic-Baltimore
game called at end of fourth inning.
A. Pittsburg. Pittsburg >, Boston &.
At Chicago, Chicago > New York |.
At Indianapolis, Indianapolis :, Wash
ington |.
At st. Louis, St Louis G, Kansas City !.
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,,..th MA Noted BiIIiartlisl

CHrrAGo. May I4--Joseph Brunswick
tormsrly of tie firm of Brunswick Bake
"a we'll known in billiard circles, died
here aged 65 years.
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Louisville Races.

..rE Ky. Nav ll-Macbeth
ray Ju e length. Galllee see
- Hare Euj thiri. Time 2.=-t.
--r r.rh ueI S,uTT's EMULSION
Hnsa=ptgtts. It IL rs palatahte
i easily djgs.t.d The rlPldlty
". b delicate people improve with
aN-ts-.ul I'sp 10 and try your
As % remedy tor Consumption,
NJ r,.onF and Bronchitis, It Is uu-
.~. Please read. Il used Scott :
u ala child r-rht months old with
....l- lie gained four pounds IN
-aHgt tsme. .f-TBED. PRIM, NJ. d.,
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LoNDoS. May - --AdmiEa! Sir William
Hewitt, commander Of tn" channel fleet,
died at Portsmouth last night. He was 81
wears old
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Kalamazoo W ms

Spr-tL TtzqrGn 10 ne Reg..,e-.
KALAMAzoo, May li.-Kalamaz'o won
the third game from Canton here this after
noon, hands down. Aldrich pitched inmag
nifcent form and had the Canton sluRGers
completely at his mercy, two of the three IRE.
hits made of of him being scratches. HIS
support was excellent, Whalen,s hacketoP
work being particularly fine. The Canton
team did well in the face OF such cannon
sding, and fielding sharply saved many
hit. The score follow:
,-,,.r,s,,, a o U-l1
i,..'tI n a. .ari'''' % o % o o ]
Base hits, Kalamazoo Is, Canton 3,
errors, Kalamazoo >, Canton :; earned
RIM. kalamazoo :, Canton q; struck out
nv AIdrich ~; by Bausewine 3; batteries,
AIdrich and Whalen, Bausewlne and Fltz
simmons. Umpire StelIberger.
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DoIuEs Of BoEu and BoStmon Along ths


The marks on the landing last evening
indicated feet and falling slowly.
The General Pike will leave Cincinnati
fof this port in place of the Louis 4. Sher-
lev, on account OF the latter having broken
her shaft.
The fine steamer Andes arrived yester
day morning at 10 o'clock and will leave
for Cincinnati this afternoon at > O'CLOCK
Keep your eye on the May Festival eHCuI-
sion next Tuesday on this tayOrite packet
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The Gas Trustees will meet to-day.
NATURES HIGHWAY.

.ranitor John Howell is going trough
his annual house cleaning at the City Hall.
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Columbu. is with Is.

spsr!al TsilgrGm 10 tts Rsglasr.
JACKSON, Mich, May Il Jackson
outplsyed Columbus at every point to-day,
the visitors being unable to hit Pha!en
Score
80, 400 o o 90 ! -
r'r1rIfr.. ...............O = D o o.
Earned runs, Jackson 4; struck ont by
Phalen, 8; by Bscker, ); base hits, Jack
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15

LADIES who value refined complexion
must use Pozzoni's Powder-lt produces a
aft and beautiful skin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-15

Cleveland VIII vi-'t the I<"S-t"ne state
HlRRI~HuEG, PA, May li.-Pfe7 dent
Cleveland has written Col. Il II. Thomas,
Secretary Of the State Grange Patrons OF
HusbaEdry, that he will visit the Inter
State Exposition at Williams Grove in
I Auyt.t
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Annihrr I.nnd NIrhl.

BERLIN, May II The Emperor had a
good night. lie arose at ten O'Clock this
morning The discharge Of pus has les
s.ned
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Lima WING.

Special Eitgrdm to the Register.
LIMA, O, May 14.-Lima +, Zanes-
vile 3.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-18
DRs. TERRuL & SHUTS.

phone for Office No. ~, for residence lS. DR. Ter
rilI general practice. diseases OF women and chll-
dren and Obstetrics DR.. Shuts, consumption,
catarrh all throat and chest diseases, piles rup-
lures blood, skin and chronic diseases generally
Consultation free. ui-u
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-18
OUTLINED.

often hear &c spoken COW. the name
That once had power my inrloss soul 70 snssah
To kiaase al Ely facs with Sudden na,1e,
And all my heart Nth secres rapture M
listen calmly to is, wondering
Where vanished they-these Old tine Cops
sid fears
That used 70 blanch my cheek. or swiftly bring
Before my sight binding mist Of tears
meet the eyes now. tranquil. unconcerred.
Where once single frightened giAncs ] Stoao-
Tnose eyes that IonS ago pathway horacd
Into the inner temple Of nsy soul
hear the old, familiar vcic- ur-.oved.
Whose faintest tone music il that day;
No guScSeGed pS:ise procssi,rss t6esvoce beloved,
My quiet heart goes sse24issf On her way.
No bitterness, no shadow " r~SEes
Comes up 70 mar ny psscs with secret doubtl
Iwola net live the past ssyain. noe yet
bs quise coEieat 10 have it blofseS ol-
Wan r,etn'ry, lowering rear the far oE grave
or o;r ycUas love, calls hack. across the VISTA
That al she frds Is cold and iseiess savs
The feS pale mourning 6cwers harsess has
placed
Sleep on, thou short lived love; thy grave Is ceep
Thy life YVES bitter, but thy res, is sweet;
Though DER thy burial place none pause 70 weep.
II Is approached by none save 1nshad feet
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-18
Eidinx Habits.

The skirts ara still made SO narrow that "a
fashionable tailor Told me the other day
they ara becolning each season closer allied
to breaches. BY tho by, these articles, made
il doeskia, are beginning 70 be worn III pref
crencs 70 any other k.ad They are expe1-
sive TO start with, out they last practically
forever. and ere tee perfection Of comfort In
wear. Feind>er is another material used Tor
tho same purposa There has bean a great
effort made by some Of the best tailors to re-
introduce the ali round basque again, but it
has Dos found favor. Flaia clothes, not
braided, sEslag closely, high sleeves to wrist.
are y7ha. are 70 % seen u the paris The
novelty seeuas 10 lie liz the wa.stcoass, which
are ssea sometimes only at tie neck, some
times ct the waist Giso, and are made ot
check wco,e2s, speckisd linen and Some
times os leather Some Of the h.hsts eIlJ
open enough 20 show MAI necEGe Dark
blue, green and browos are s.an tes favcrlts
colors- a few habits have been nado this
ys1T IN pepper md ssl: MIXTURES. Elastic
cloths Venetian ciok, doeSk1n winch Is an
improved MAKE. much stronger than The odd
k-1csl, serges, ara al employed, and 1oS: of
sae cl,as are watarDrooted
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-18

The subject of this article is an impor-
tanu one to the people of Wichita and the
travelling public in general. If you are
contemplating trip to some part of the
habitable globe the first thing that natur-
ally suggests itself to you is, Where shall
you purchase your ticket?' The shortest
line. quickest time, Pullman sleepers or
free reclining chair cars latest design RIM
ming through TO the great gateways with
out change. and reliable information in re
gard TO time, connections, etc, is what YOU
want.
The constantly increasing travel on the
Missouri Pacific, Fort Scott route, demon
strates its popularity, and il you do not
know from actual experience that Its equip
ment is unsurpassed and that 1t has advan-
tages over all competitors, try it and You
will become regular patron OF this favor
ite line.
The city ticket Office. ~ North Main
street is presided over by men who have
gained their experience in the largest
ticket offices in the country. and by hard
labor have faniliarized themselves with
everything pertaining to the passeng ger and
ticket department. Any information you
obtain at this office VIII be perfectly relia
bic E +. BLECKLEY,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
stiff u. North Main Stree {.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-18
Morgan Park Military Academy
SherifrS Sale

The Oliver & Ir.bosesa cozzp&ay. PlAinis-.
TIE ssesnA1as~r-Bsrs5e sgysly CszApszy. D~rs-s-
Sans4
81 T3rsss a. or3-r ~ sale Sszoe1 by Eo.- ". r.
Ws8ser }ss-cs q M szss IL 2a foy IA effE q
" E3slis- ~fz-s~-bcs oessEly, k&zsAs. Sf@rssA H.
Oliver 4 lrTsesszl Co. il plkzrfs-. az1 - 81 -
Es-zse-- Eers.s sssssy Co. = a~t-1d1zt 49,. *
TEs-S1AF ftA 5zh car = Azrsss a L. BS-. al ,
ocJprs = "a tee Gear H1rs.> sosT tr cstJ q
Wcatfz- kAnsss- 1.~r .O- a.. rsbzc ssrrso-. -
.hs s1acs3 bAsd~- ~ $50 hsfE 49, sks "a.
r4Ts ard E1sss->ss - SO e>fsrxas TIE S@3hNzs~s
&sskA- rs-stiF Gess@rr - sTzs - ne sz.s9~1~z 10
sr-7s-zs s~r~rrss p-ex~rrT, sszsr>- = tsHs tS-sT
- -sz5 .r~rses $40 - ssEsss sz~~St-
Tz-ess = 20 totScer -fgfzrE u rsdT
.ofzcra fs-~7 De- ssr - cs1c@s fE0<~r. TsT-sHf
two z cessds~s sssr GlsV,s1sr.r or ~ ~ssss~ "a
or ~ zayn- - ec~ ~ szS1z es = Sr- =
s-THsz - cans. .zs.s-z tgpts- I->~ 3 E~y. a.
ssf=s z-e-ya-s ~ -ossrcs y ss,AT1 BIZ > AXIS
sEse- fa--r q czses --sxef Sbcsse~ pE4s q f<e-
~xoasAr&s - ysT1aE- TVS = cse-s css~~r sss7- q
lsl1.taE- trv.ssy-eSe q sssSs ezf-es1 c1zss
pa, O. tor o4-e SOD. g-s q 49, rsSa "a =
sAsss --tzc e4z,ss-sos Scar & sa'-s EeEs ~ s<~-
-@-~s - esass srr1-5 zs1s-z-ss Ter a. fs-es EssT =
49, 60 s eEs~ keg@g sze = ez~~s rss1 % - Z
czs q flsTzs ssAxSzs tk--Sy - - @-~s<4 cszrss@
7sirs az sssF-zss<s6 - So
u-r-T e $3.50 H. esssaz ass~-~ys<-s g.
- f-z szsy. Al w1.i - sasA szzlssy sAsz a-ss-
.srsrss<@e.. v-seasA EAs-e, As<s-s ssa4 A
sess-fe s<zszr~ssx esss-.y i ss.ss
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Wichita eagle., 1888-08-18
cb,capo Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. Aug. T.-Whlle tie situation
today was regarded as very strong IN wheat
by the trade, the advance sustained near
the close of the session was buG nan d
cent. The greatest activity and the hlgh-
est prices of the day came early. Inc
foreign prices were bulhsh, and whlle
prices of futures were quoted as tending
upwards. spot wheat was one penny dearer
in British markets. The bull news came
from the seaboard and from the northwest.
At New York, foreign houses were buying
and dispatches stated that only the heavy
realizing on yesterdays purchases pre-
vented big advance. The news Of very
low temperature approaching very near
if not quite, to injurious frosts IN the
northwest, filled every ones ears. Inc
opening was sensational with prices about
&c over last night. The buying was SO
general that another &c was added before
il O'Clock. Then there was period Oh
realizing and September, after touching
s455c. 1c over last nights, reacted o43sc,
and toward the close kept between S454@
S45Zc. Wheat closed steady at about &c
advance for the day.
Corn closed &c higher for futures after a
fair volume of trading and range tor
fully lie for leading futures. As i'll wheat
the conditions made the crowd bullish and
opening prices were steady. When the
cold weather reports came 50 thick early,
the price of September moved up from
4415c, the bottom, to 1890. the top for the
day, in short order. There was a reaction
to sc and later a drop to 44$4c, and the
close was 445Sc.
The improvement in corn had good
effect on oats which were strong and clos
ed with an advance of 14@4 for near
futures.
Mess pork was active and prices covered
wide range. Opening sales were at 100
1215c higher and advanced 20@2Jc more.
The advance brought free selling by local
traders and a reaction of 10Ml273c was re-
corded and the market closed steady at
intermediate figures. Lard was active and
higher Opening at DC advance, further
appreciation of 10c was recorded, followed
by reaction OF 219@5c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-18
Try the New and Popular Line.

The Missouri Pacific Colorado Short
line; leaving here at sos p. m, running
through to Denver, Colorado. via Pueblo
and Colorado Springs, with only one
change at Geneseo. Leaving on this train
You arrive at Pueblo next morning at
1875; Colorado Springs 1910. Elegant
new Pullman palace sleeping cars through
without change. Remember this is the
short line and that you make direct con-
nections at Geneseo On your arrival at
other For further information and res
ervaton of berths call at city ticket office,
127 North Main street. Cheap excursion
tickets to Colorado points and Salt Lake
City.
T.. L. BLECKLEY, Pass. and Tiki Agt
.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-18

II the oTszth,ov Q. err p-os<etive ta-f.
aimed q. ey tts free traders Il I'D o., If
oongr->s. 10 70 enable ux % eosnp~.e rars
sccDess.r9y With Eys2aa Ia tas ra2rss.s
Of tss work.. nov coca. z, Tia. the Eag-
Ls6 pro-. 10 a.<sszoe, "a f.~<~n-y sa@a
an ov~tAvwf + E.xtxsa ~ rxn .ny-
thing - Being fss1sd 20 oaoe sc-,
.s-o competition With ocr p-uto~t. II
markets fors1yn 70 brth eozu.-4-ss
H.z aoA Ea<isnA aivsys s7csts 20 80
ssu. TIE rsozoyosy II s-zssrss Csa ]:
Be In. Enz.xnd 4 Wiling 70 ss<z.1es hss
own interests IA or<i<r % AID a. cus q
stAs4 k41dSsss GOD tzssl3ah s~sxrd, Has
England 10y record fsr Song fnx: k.rs9 q
. uc14t Is !. n1s ssse~r s7s Thai Tag
Land Ia 70 asxsocs 70 aAse tlss hRYs<xs 81
p-Sseresoo torn eSw. n eew ~ Acr-s
far hersc1f gr-sser sdvsrssS0 = oxspet-
Ing with chr sva y<S.zrss n Eur eva
markets. Okla .so Azssrieax people A.
fsrd % e-rn .A@sr frSxxs Ia ;uflsag chest
AKA srs - - ors for tas sr.x-4A r-s...
fsesur1 sd Tie Drit4AA esptsassts-7~s-
tA1s Ssws DIAL
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-18
St. Louis Produce.

LOT Is, MO-. August IL.
FLoUR-StronEe-.
WHEAT ash higher. Options. a.lvices " frost
and ice forming IN the northwest last night, with
cold weather ana unfaNOgable crop reports from
abroad caused The mSrset 10 advance buoy Safly.
No. red cash. SC; August. S5eis>nl.C SopIen ber
SsS.A>5lc. closing II A5tSc: October SIC closing at
Sesc bid December, ostaaSostsc, Closing $50;
May, ss.cS@is.
IoRN-firneg. No 2cash. 4l5{Ilsc. September
&lAGs.iSc, closing slb.c october, s0ts ,0ec closing
sossc; year, sac.
oAiS-lfrm and higher. No cash. 25l4c; August
2i.c, closing 81 siSac bd; September. 3ssC; May,
.3ssC.
kYF-Litte doing. &c.
HAY-Prairie is coming in freely; the feeling IS
weak and break in prices viii no douut be esa d
lished tomorrow or Monday. New ana old timothy
are over plenty. duh and lower. NeN prairie IS q
tss0, new tIno by, sl.0lsli.0e old timothy. sl4Ol
sllo.5e.
FLAX SKED-Htsher; 81. Is.
BUTTER sood local trade, duh; FOR best grades
moderate demand; creamery, 6ssIso; dairy l.
ssi6c
EaGS-Strong and IN demand Fresh stock. 1Se
Gle.
LEAD-Hisher; refined, Si.2l..
CORN MEAL-Hull; sa.sose-sO.
NHiShl-Steady; higher. SID
PRONi>loNS-Ftrrler.
PoRA-slt00 IN job loIs.
IARO-Prime steam Rominal sass1sSs.'a-
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-18
New York Produce.
Kansas City Produce.

KANSAS CITY, August Il.
wHEAT-Higher; No. red, 'ic No. SOFT 75}ec
bid, &c asked.
COkN-Higher; S5Ec
OATS-2lo.
FLoIR-ouiet; Xxx 9oc; XXX. 81 .0Dal.Oh: family.
s105sI IL choice. slas8lsG fancy. sl43GL55; extra
fancy. sl.6sal65; patent. $40.
CORN MtAIs-ol@I@c.
CORN CHOP YELLOW, SQV3S5c.
ShIPSTUFF-4515gc
BRAN-osC.
HAl-Firlu; S6.0pS.6Jl.
FLAX SEED-Sl.e0.
BUTTER Receipts large and market weak;
creamery fancy, lie; good. II; dairy Iancy, lot;
good to choice ia Sc; store choice Ia.
CHEESk,-rwins. l0C; louGg America, lie.
EG1S-t1im; lie
LIVE CHlCKENS-weaker;h hens, g.. Ie5S.o4 roost-
erS, s2.N
TURkESS-sc.
SUGAR CURED HAMS-l5l3c.
BREAKFAST BACON-lliec-
DRESSED BEEF-5C.
DRY SALT SHOU LDER-S..25; long clear, IS Is;
clear RIO ts.25 short Clear SS-Sh.
SMOKED DEkS-SS5e long clear, s. o.:
clear rib. 1913; shor. clear, -. 81.
fORk-sltNl
LARD-$S.u0.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-18
Swab 6 CLOSER. Tailors, 200 Main st.-15
Read. and Order What rou shoula Have.

Read. and Order What You should Have.
comply y iLh the Law.
Each township trustee should have a
trustees record, road record, poor record
and a full set of township records and other
blanks, worth at least s. Also some sta
ticnery.
Zach township treasurer should have
treasure-'S record.
Each township clerk should have q clerks
record and warrant book
Each justice Of the peace should have a
civi! docket, criminal docket, stray r.cor,!
transcripts. complied laws OF 1856, and
full assortment OF blanks.
Each constable should have IN assert
ment OF blanks.
Zach road overseer should have 4 road
overseers sccount booA. receipt book Tor
labor. receipt book for extra worA and \
receipt book for rlaterlao used
The above should De furnished to the
officers az each well regulated township az
stia expense Of TIE township
: Sor-saie as the EAGER 1of5ice-1 Gr6s,Ts
promptly filed By mail or express prepaid
&stf wla
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-18

Dusn
AA n.>;.

The ha,iaa government Las devised
vl22t nay Dc useful plan for diminish
ing the number c. dEels. Dlelias Ia
Italy Is allowed under certain conditions,
ana it Is Supposed that many daels are
Due 70 TIC Ts1r 81 those challenged that
II th',y DO not light they wiz be treated
IS eowlsds l. future any italian whe
CHS aesCEsEynISa u caEssH 1saxuse t.ss
hitter ~s.l nps az IL a..l. be E.sGe e fxss
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ton.
The Centennial Exposition OF the Ohio
Valley to be held at Cincinnati July 4th to
October 9th, with the exception of the
National Centennial, will be the largest
ever held in the United States
Low Excursion Rates will be made by
lines entering Cincinnati and their connec-
tons From st. Louis and the West the
Ohio & Mississippi R'y is the only direct
through car route. BY this line those who
attend the G. A. r.. National Encampment
at Columbus, Ohio, for which very low
rates will be made, and those going farther
east to the different summer resorts can
stop over at Cincinnati and visit the Expo
sition.
The O. & NJ is the only through line, via
Cincinnati, by which this can be done.
For further information address \. J.
Lytle. General Western Passenger Agent
O. 81 NJ. R'y, St Louis, No 33tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-18

acttve Natives and grass range steers strong and
about l0c higher; good cows 90 iOc higher co,no
eIoy. stockers and feeIers steady. Good 70 cIolce
corn fed s50ka55O; common TO medium, So.2og7.io'
stockers and feeders 81 6J3.65 grass range steers
81 slla325, COWS, $l-25a2cu ,,-t,a,
H0GS~Receipts 3Os shipments none MARKET
strong and fairly active and 5Gloc higher COCO 70
choice Si Hls.6. ii. common TO medium, $o.ZuSoSU
s-stiEEP-Receipts, 1900 shipments. n ne, Market
Steady Good 70 choice. muttons. g. JJG4 W; COIL
mon 10 medium. sl.JOG3.G
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. August II.
The Drovers' Journal reports;
C.TTIE-Recaipts 100: shipments. 1900. Mar
ker steady: stronger; beeves SoSggo: SG % seeer'
S3Dge60i stockers and feeders, .2ye9o;.p cow cows,
bulls and mixed s3lS3.10 Texas CATTLE SloOS3.oDi
western rangers. $3.15z4i5 ,ooo ,..r,-a,
HOGS-ReceiDts. 1000 shipments 4UJJ MarA sa
stronger: mixed, s5.i0@.h,A On heavy, So-ooaSo-'o'
light, .5.7ed6in skips y. lgsy5Sa 90, ,,,..
SHEEP-Receipts, 900 shipments, stOI marke e
easier natives S215Gi.Lj western shorn, s5.4VGooo'
Texans shorn. S2.1j@3.75: lambs. s425es3 %.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-18

Cash quotations follows:
FLOUR-Firm unchanged.
wHEAT-No2 spring wheat SAC, No. 3 spring
wheat 7G5s SIC, No. . red ste.
COKN-No.2 2, 445s9.i5c.
oAIS-No. Z, z5Jgc.
RYE-No. . 4sc.
FLAX SEED-SLISdlls14.
BARLEY-Ne ?, nominal.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prilnc. 80 lGa2.5
MISS PORk-Per barrel, lj.j, 80 $3.50.
LARD-SS gtGs.y 2Ig.
NHlShl-sl.20.
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