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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28
SI,crlG.s Sale.

Notice is hereby given tina: under
tue Of NJ oraer of sale Issued cut Of
court OF the eighth judicial di>triri
Wchsie Z county, Nebraska. upon = d
acton pending in said court who
kros LOan and Trust Co are plaintiff
Blbby. Susannah Bibbcy. Gibbs u
and German ms. 90. are oefend3
offer for sale. at public vendue for 4
ut the east door of the court house /
in said county, lthats being the piad
last term Of said c0urt was holdeif
day IT January. 1889. u. l o'c'ocI ~.
lowing described property to-wit:f
half Of the southwest quarter 81
northwest quarter OF the soathwe1
~ aud the southwest Cd
northwest quarter Is " "A n ~
thirty four l3H in township TIRED
range twelve u2l west OF tue 9th II
stcr county, Nebraska. Given uu
this a0th day VI December, 1855.
J. ). Gillian. X. $50
faiutiT' s Attorney.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28


- Ull con have passed tae
hoA = az 1~urHI4eat and reconveu,
at national capital. That body
wi be made up Of considerable aea
tia or whom ,hc P-ople have sent
thu to ieeisiate Tor their heneh:
q years moaogoii trusts and al.
k4ds Of T5bbins Institutions have
81 ls Up aud lou..zheI Ike IA,
g. Day tree, to the sre-. detg.meu,
Of tae poorer CLASSES. The farmeys
b. suffered from unjust oppression
" lab0reT has suffered from mcsger
the cog-uucT has suffered
~ tie u1ao.y combines organized
n -ae. his hard earning. for Jl; ne
4s,.tios Of life. Ia 4 w1ri, tie mo-
4opoi;cs and trusts have their clutches
- tie nscAs Of the poorer classes
f. the sole interest Of freezing the
e. last penny ont " Ia that IS,
possible. Is there any justice in
Glowing such things to exlst?. The
faaoc,atic parry has been in povx
.iost Of tie time for fourteen ~.
md have no; doae anything to sAyi
ate there Nfoogs. VIII the 5Aubi
'an party 10 likewise? Va, n
question. People are ecAr,ir tire
being orcIriaisn ~ ..,r,.
Gus wrong and there w.nA r..,
some dag :AatgiIl caA "a
# CUR national .aE m ~
- their grips and come hone ioA
/ tatJ G' aes cease playing .ato n
lands Of ut.e stealing corgor\
to tie 1-tr;-a-- %. the poorer
'aszls. The Load IS becoming 900
.rca. 20 bclr. The ,rasts ani con
lines mast 20.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

The o1 year, bat thanks to q
senc soos rab.ic TINS CaIEr stiil
lives, although having passed ;hroael
mauy o.deals IN the las, iztcan year
that ,ry mems souls. Through sick
ness ana death, in prosperity ani
hagpines, from i@ulaucs 70 Oh maa-
hood, from manhood 70 old age, froIa
& hamlet ii 4 distant land to a
thickly populated country. I'uECmEF
has been By y5ur SIDE upa3liilg all
thai Was good, beaTia- your burdens,
and deaourcins the bad it has seen
tie barren waste oa,y a lev short
years aso ridden b. he festive bul-
i-io AMI the igaab,e Indian, dc
veloPed by the haud.wors Of man
into fertile felds, it has seen Red
Cloud grow FROM a Et.'e lo- cabin
lighted with q tal.ow dip to a hand
some city of four ,housaad souls. its
streets and residences / GIFTED up By
electricity, It las noticcI the lonely
~inhabitant carrying water frcm
crooked creek fsr his daily use and
has seen him later On provided with
the same 81 Is door By tie city water
works. Il has see tie people With
their OK tears vcnG ~ their way r.
Ha.:iags and = er;s agtsr ,aa a
ess,a q life r. la sep
loeouc.gsu<e tbs fc u lae O.
te.u + a seen Tie DE- s,e5.
traveller wsi ing talbs depot throssh
b,izzaus aal Sunshine alike. i la,
seen ;be sirset csr appear open the
tloreaE fares. ana he ,lse once
walked san YAH l. I; has era
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28
tsuERS.

Woase=r tss,iaues sao in these
Asszeuse !,s farlSFs hay.ng
. a .a sss ish.
IS Ytaa3 sha; sae rep!sg.a
! 5els Sc, Jackson All Moore has
tea ceu6a,sd.
oas satstrisins frieal aud .svas
aa %. ,bhasoa having tired q
b!esl4ness Ia, ;kse uH,o
l. = a vife in tie person e Mics
Araof The happy foarle arc
ia guests 1 ". ans Yrs l. c. Ca;.
3. What hsiy Intentions fox the 70.
ire aye weboye not learned.
Laok o%a,,ior g. wedding IN high
zoag l.. people "a tic uear IA.
Is 4 Z Ls, tra4el Ii. s,oc< 5!
-ebsadi tor iin4 Ia 9 Pef coan-
aal vE probably engage in aeri-
ttaIa! wsisus Ia those rural d..
ne tar a-s at,- msa IL iak Il
Ci5j veal4 s,nl another de.t-
tt;on t5lorser with the Z. = u.
lcia,s ! w,giI rot set any ma. ~
/. 81 !. - We are concerned @o
4 to 81 herein the change has
ia tentoiaI.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

NC2tht pleasant.
Wood it;,ng is the order % the
ds
John la-chaup is very II.
ir. 3ttn : a caller often IN this
Fa.J of ! country.
sir. W1,ers school dad in the
Deyel.a ttfic,, calls in this vicinity
cve.g SuEay. His intended mother
su-.ar aiu asks him, what his moth
G.. sent IT, after? IL answered By
asking aptAer,
Humid. q wedding.
N-s tada NanDykc of Webster
eo4atg. H. Nh. Weaver Of Red VII
lo- couiy we're united in marriage a;
az the t.aence Of the brides pa
rents iJth,s vicinity last Tuesday
EVENING"
Ms. IL has rented the Oatman
farm for fac coming wear.
T. g.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28
1.IyALE.
- Nmas TO yoa al !.


Ar faapy ~e ana "ae OF Iowa a''
VISITING Sheer adopted sou l. u an
- O! this place.
t.G hn'sht IS at home sF"nains
the vacation with his parents.
There was a snr?use party At he
residence Of {. W. kp'sh's last FRI
day eseaiag. Al report 4 good
tine.
sc ere so'Fy to hear That ouF
friend asd townsman CIV D4 ssTe; Is
on the sick list.
c. L. Eddy aud vife attended
4naftel. meeting AZ Ash creek FROM
this plaee.
Ca Saturday ~sreSins a. Charley
Vaughn was returning home from
t~aavalc .he reach ai hs wagon broke
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28
Sale.

Notice is hereby given that Under n,
tue OF an order of sale issued oat II q
court O. he eighth judicial district
Webster county, Nebraska. uIsr,i u de.
action lending in said court whcrel
Bryant Goodwin Is plaintiff aud J.. WI
peaux Is defendant. shall offer ii
ptblic venduc for cas- In harG at the
Of the court house In Red Cloud IN sal
Cthat beng the place where tie last tel
court was hoidsnl on the eist day &C
1889. at one O'Clock u IN he fdiloHinat
property To Wit: The southeast Qnaa
section cisht 20 Ia township foar ~
range twelve ua) west OF The sixth l.. !
Stcr county Nebraska. t,iven un,.ef
this 2tth a of December, lSss. {
A. ~. Wa tel, H.. &. Scott, SD
Plaintiff S Attorney.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

CHRISTMAS day vas ! I;tls sieS1y.
Diaaer. SsTPeE aud a lar ct TIE
Con1e sa,ianai eaursh or Christmas
lar.
Sh4i closed last Enlas i0E sso
pss 81 stan Tlers was good
4t2aGaEes os yilsorx- The exsrSiss
n bstal FzFt4esss wess
v;ias Page aud Lsxss F1iler esms
Av insss Fnsslia o. <rss5
ss3Axw
E<v. y. " Page saa xifs wess in
Cosies carisfnak
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

The Original Abietias ointm .nt |
only put up in iarxs two ounce tin
boxes, aoaissn aheoiuts c1ts fof ole
sores. 6arls wounds, chopped hsssds,
and N skia srupsiona WI su;siv.h'
c1rs all kinds Of piles. Ask fof The
Original Abietine Ointment. Held O
Henry Cox q 3 ssnts per ox-N
nail 10cts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

nr. IIari has moved isio the par
s9aa-c.
N,sss. Eln. E.isoa aai Sraa An-
Jsssen 1;.l attend school here shen
il besin< They ALL eceupy the RON
that vas rscl rs; sammer IS . NIL;
usry shSa.
Married Deecs.sT "a a. Ii.assN
T. El5erJOscs, Or ". T. ions and
Ms Susie -A.noll 81 q Whistler
e0gaty.
- GifoFd shipped ; hassls Of
eggs 20 Omaha the sfsi Of sh:-scsk.
Pro;Far;ci mtenass are sill 10
progress.
AgEgIaN
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28
nDsEo..,aI

: Laps Aes Year e sae '4oa-
sand Of ioaleFs If this sfa: ash.s
wefkIy. THE Cn!EF hopes 10 eoa
isg Yc.9 ell be one OF bzpp aud
.er.tyt 10 sou ali. 'Aayibe 20
se,ihs; blosm in IL. spring be ha'-
- great joy AID bsias yoa Z
ALI Of rewards Tor yo1s .a;A-
Zee 8 the past.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

CHEAP FARM LOANS.
Interest Straight 8 Per Cent.
. Can pay part Or al Of principal ..
any year and stop interest. Well Sc
cured notes bought. Insurance in
good cempsnies.
c. F. ClrHER,
Red Cloud, Neb.
O6ce oyer post Office.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

wss.sSSSrsrsssfSsm from the syssesl Snise
poonannE aDd effective.
tenDefA U0ugtO. co10A fevers ADA most of the
dhoGaoe01o WhtcA .hngoea, seattlei sheep. hogs
and poaltzy 60 subject SoaA Oyeal druggists.
unClo oanb nsve and bone Hninnt v5ll
tSl1gve GtgllnL 6euiDes.. n~euFalgtallnd rheuE1D-
- oW
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28
/, W. rULLEYs. }

Nv. TULLEYs. H.
hOM0EOHATHIC PHYSICIj
II amiRins Surgeon. Office u
National Bank, Ted Cloud. Nehra{
Chrontc diseases treated BY mail.
G. W. HALEY, i
kArEY PE0S. 4
A NEYS Ar LAM. Ag&
~ &M.R X. lands. Oace ola j
Red Cloud. Nebraska. b
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

Miss MAJ Noaatfosd is hone Oh "a
visit.
The z. Z. Quarterly conference
i.e.I at g.io was well atteaded.
Saaday school Convention was held
at 0,.1 llst " ednesday. Qlite a
tUra cut SIP.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28
FEAGgANI

Nc2tht pleasant.
Wood it,ing j. the order % the
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-10
Danger from Pet Dogs.

One Of the mos. noted physicians has dis
covered a new danger that n,enaces ladies
who keep pet dogs There is an invisible
worm that rubs OF the dogs tongue. These
worms work their way into the flesh OF hui
man beings, and 1t Is extremely dangerous
for dog to hex even q lAdy's hand This
fact was discovered by one Of our best ply
sic:ans and was made public By q gsHtie-
man VINO is the husband Of one Of the ladies
who has had a nest Of dog WORMS removed
A wealthy lady residing in Brooklyn had
strange lump growing on her cheek, and
she consulted her family physician The
doctor informed her that she had a nest Of
dog WORMS inbedded In Der cheek BE ex-
planned that be had treated number Of
ladies for the same aiirpent, and bad ope-
ra:ed successfully on them The docs0r
frankly explained the cause Of hts patients
ailmeat Tbs lady TOLD her husband what
the doctor had said on his return home that
evening. TIE disguised man took his 70
volver and his rite's PCT pug 20 lis stable,
aad sho. tee dos.-"Auat Sally IN Once .
Week
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-10
Undone by q Double.

Milton Mobiles relates this story Of Mr.
McClosky.. Both men ere Brooklynites. Ee
says: eve had a grand production of Ma
zeppa' in San Francisco Lon Phelps. who
did Mazeppa, was afraid of horses, and re-
fused to make the run, so they had to resort
to double. j. j. McClosky was made up
for the double, and masked in by the crowd
of peasants and retainers was strapped to the
fiery untamed and dashed up the mountains.
Each night there was big call and Phelps
carefully made up in feshings, would march
triumphantly in front of the curtain, bowling
and smiling his thanks for the call.
"On the fifth night Of the play the second
rung gave way and McClosky and the horse
disappeared together, amid cracking boards
and timbers OF course there was great ex-
citement and the audience began calling to
learn whether Mazeppa was seriously hurt.
After a short pause Phelps swelled out in
front Of the curtain, with little property
blood on his face and hands, and limping des-
perately, but smiling a sad, sweet, painful
smile, as though saying, Its nothing, ladies
and gentlemen, a mere scratch, nothing more,
assure YOU Meantime the carpenters and
supers were dragging poor McClosky out
from under broken boards, horse. ETC. Mac
was badly shaken up hut Dot seriously hurt.
The audience in front was wildly applauding
Phelps mock heroics
"The stage manager, who in the excite
ment had forgotten all about the double,
pulled McClosky down to the first entrance
shouting, Go out; go out and let 'ern see that
you amt hurt Mac, half dazed with pain
and fright, and not realizing what he
was doing, stepped in front of the curtain,
with real blood on his face, and nursing a
genuine lame leg. Just as he came on Phelps
started to limp off, and they met face to face
in the center Of the stage. The expressions
on the faces OF Phelps and McClosky, as the
situation suddenly dawned on them, battles
description Had they been costumed as tho
Dromios that expression would have immor-
talized them. For about ten seconds th--e
was deadly stiffness in the audience, then,
as the truth Of the double struck them, there
went up yell that nearly raised the roof
The two Mazeppas forgot their Emps and
rushed behind the curtain at opposite sides
At each subsequent appearance during the
evening Phelps was created with yells Of
laughter. and after the next night the play
was taken OF. "-Brooklyn Eagle.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-10
THE ENTERP RISE
100 e. Douglas Ave.

fcrs desire nothing more arGrasly IMAM
beautiful and artssJically furnished ko.ne-
Mrs. discovered this, anu. having very
artistic tastes. set ~ work investing IL sogScs
in the fashionable uptown ti.orcNghfarsS.
Then she went abroad and picked up inter
estiug br;c-a-brac and works OF ST. ard
when she had compisSed her purchases she
returned, furnished the houses from cellar %
garnet, and advertised them for sale.
Her excellent taste soon brought custom
ers, and in a very little while size disPos-ei II
many buildings, with their furniture aisd
all, Mt very comfortable profit Her Fort
une, made in this way, is estimated AZ he-
tween $50, 900 and $500, 900, and the pSlr-
chasers of her property are happy became
their friends visit them aud congratulate
them on the excellent ard artistic way ia
which they have furnished their residences
The visitors are never Informed that th'
houses were bought furnished New York
Press
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-10

Via the Missouri Pacific railway, the
new short line to all Colorado, Utah aud
Pacific coast points, Commencing April
LIST and continuing thereafter until Sep
TENDER 80. round trip tickets will be sold
via this line to Pueblo. Denver. Colorado
Springs and ManitOu at S23. co. To Ogden
and salt Lake aG $40. 30 and other points in
proportion. Tickets good three months
with limit of thirty days in each direction
allowing stop overs at any point Leaving
Wichita at 6;O3 u. m. passengers have
choice OF elegant new free reclining chair
cars. (the only line having this servicel. or
Pullman buffet siecpers to Denver From
Gene>eo through TO Denver without
change. Quickest time and finest road.
For reservation of berths or any informa-
ton call at city ticket office. No u, North
Main street. +. +. BLECKLEY.
l20 IT Pass. and Tkt AT
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-10
CUT :: SALE.

they joined IN O soaring THO, ruIl OF curious
Oriental transitions. It seemed monotonous,
but then the Orientals call our music mono
tonous, and who is right Is there not per-
haps some idea underlying the eastern music
which we have not yet caught
"How many Of these people really fastT'
is question have lately put with variety
of answers As such answers are apt to DO
largely subjective, it is hard for a stranger
to get correct estimate. A conscientious
Moslem will be apt to conclude that the ma
jority are conscientious. The man who eats
secretly will probably suspect that his pri-
vate transgressions are common to many
others. ''Only the crazy fast" was one
answer got. l fancy that the truth OF the
matter is that Mohammedanism, like all
other religions, has mixed band Of follow
ers, with varied correspondence between
their preaching and their practice.-Beirut
Eyria) Cor. New York Post.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-10
OUR GREAT CUT SALE
FOR THE
NEXT 10 DAYS.

Our entire line of fine BON
bay seersuckers, former price
II 1-2 cents,
CUT SALE z 1-2c.
Our lines Of fancy stripe seer
sucker. formerly 10 cents,
CUT SALE SC.
Cream Krinkles, formerly 6
cents,
CUT SALE 4 1-2c.
All satines, formerly sold at 10
cents,
CUT SALE 5 $40.
Apron check ginghams, for
merly 10 cents,
CUT SALE 6 3-4c.
Robe comfort prints, former
~ I 1-2 cents,
CUT SALE SC.
One case Of fancy scrim, for
merly 10 and II 1-2 cents,
CUT SALE 6 lac.
Fifteen pieces cream batiste,
formerly 20 cents,
CUT SALE 1Oc.
All our fine white India lin
ems, formerly Is, Is and 20cts,
CUT SALE - 1-2c.
Fifteenspieces fine check main
sock,
CUT SALE sc.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-10
Read. and Order wna. You shonld Have.


Zach township trustee should have :
trustees record, road record. poor record
and a full set of township records and other
blanks, worth at least IS. Also some sta
uonery.
ksch township treasurer should have a
treaSurerS record
Each township clerk should have a clerks
record and warrant book
Zach justice OF the peace should have a
civil docket, criminal docket. stray record
transcripts complied laws of 1885. and
full assortment Of blanks.
Zach constable should have an assert
ment OF blanks
Each road overseer should have n road
oSerseerS account book receipt book for
LABOR, receipt book for extra WORK and a
receipt book for material used
The ADORE should be furnished TO the
officers of each well regulated township at
the expense OF the TOWNSHIPS.
For sale at the EAGLE Office. Orders
promptly hlled by mall or express prepaid
AA-rf w2A0
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-10
OUR GREAT CUT SALE
FOR THE
NEXT 10 DAYS.

% pieces striped and checked
chambrays, formerly - cents,
CUT SALE 90.
5000 yards cream and two
toned Hamburg embroideries,
formerly Is, 20, % and 80 cents,
CUT SALE 1Oc.
1000 yards fancy Lace to be
slaughtered
AT &C PER YARD.
300 doz. 600 yds) all linen
thread equal to Barbour's in
THIS CUT SALE sc A SPOOL
200 fancy paper fans cedar
sticks,
CUT SALE 1Oc.
% doz. odd and end towels.
formerly 80, 40 and 50 cents,
CUT SALE Csc.
745 yds. 74-in. all linen corrd
border damask, formerly S1.OO,
CUT SALE SOC.
800 yds. all linen bleached
damask, formerly 75c to 81. %,
CUT SALE soc.
800 yds. cOlored border linen
damask,
CUT SALE 24c.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-10
-=x1S>SAlIz
Daily & eagle
ANNOUNCEMENTS
To the Editor of the Eagle.

lam a candidate for State Senator subject to the
decision of the Republican c0nVentloni Jrwrrr
To the Editor Of the Eagle
Please announce the name of f. w. Phillips
Salem township as candidate for re2resentatike I'VE
the SD district subject 10 the decision OF the
Republican nominating convention. held IN wlchita
West Side sAugust "a d&ws
lam candidate for state senator in this district
subject to the decision OF the Republican canveh-
Editor EAGLE: Please announce me candi-
date for reelection the position of county ittor-
ney su b1ect to the decision of the Republican con-
vention to be held in Wichita August 3 ISIS
d&w45 u. W. JONES'
Please announce that D. s Pence is candidate
for reelection TO the Office OF superintendent Oh
Republican county convention o'z-"'
HI. Taylor is candidate for the nominate, Of
Pr bate Judge. subject 70 the approVal OF 5le nc
publican county convention Wv
publican AID stand sguarely on the hepa9tflciaa
platloT r ,b oa Hnnhicans of Sedgwci county the
nomination for county attorney. ~ oANf BELL
Repesen atiye Of the sd district subject to
decision Of the JOHN b w % De hsa
will be candidate for reelection to the ONCE OF
state senator subject to the action 81 the Repqol
can convention. JNO. KELLY.
GARDEN PLAIN Kan.
Editor of the EAGLE Please announce J:
w Vanneman rs a candidate for representative OF
the Eigty-thrd legislative district subject 10 the
decision OF The RepuDlcan convection ol s'id us
trict Yours respectIunS ....
70 j. w. NASNEMAN.
Please announce that w. morris is candidate !
for the Office of county attorney subject TO The de-
g. cision the Republican convention OF sedgwlck
county.
will be a candidate for probate Judge, before the
county Republican convention w l. BUCANEH-
~
Please announce my name candidate for the |
Office Probate Judge of SedgWfck county, subject
TO the decision OF the coming Republican county |
convention. -
49, w IL MAAMELL-
Please announce the name OF Chas. II. L,IlinC as
candidate for Office of Clerk of the District Court
subject to the decision Of the republican noninat-
ngconyention d2j
Please announce A. e. Wright as a candidate for
recollection to the Office of Clerk OF the District
Court: subject the decision OF the Republican
nominating convention. dJi
Editor Eagle.
Please announce that am candidate for the
probate judge subject TO the decision OK the
Republican convention OF Sedgwlck county.
dol j. ID. HAMMOND.
|
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-10
how 10 D-refep the TIunc&

T5e e~erciSe ~hca hav. fouId of nrs~z
vains 10 de-ebSGas tie luD-s may 20 DO
scribsd as foiSo~1. Standing e~-ca ~ -
sible, With n5oubIegr thrown bsck Gce chest
forward. tie arts hanging riose - -. cody.
tbe had zp, with lips firmly elo$zd, ilAsls-
ton u To D. taken a. s1owfy a. rlss &c; a.
the sirne TINE the eI1es1oed a<Tne are 70 hs
gradually raised, the tack Il tas f-.sos no
ward. Until Gsry esos>4y acrrus4e- saca otls--
ADORE TIE lysd Tie rsossuseat Should L. .,
regulated thai Do ar-Tls vii 10 ~-s.H<szI Gl-
r-rtiy over tn bad a. TIA nnx1ng.t IT, lrrs,-s
are oofuyixesy flied Th.s position ssax.ld
be rsAi,ta-,cd from Eve % tsi--v ssc-
ontiA, bszors toe r.Te--e pso,e-s j. ID,
gun- As tbs srz1s aTx gradually lo<e-r-t
the br-ath B ~rbas-a slo-sy. 90 tie Irnv,
sbaE r. marry fred fruza hrsa-h - Pos
r.bie a; tDs tisoe the a-rzs again re.~a 10
frs. ree-zoa q. Tie ride BIZ c.e. ussvs-
r.sn:s ts- srsut-ss e-panzseo rs-<sss- i.
reached, for. r1o1 EnpaFz.-G... -, WEIR. Z
ts@ sso1Ssers assd r~-scrzf raascss a., kf,>...
Allowing tsr shnrar U srpand fully, ~hils
upon rInA-axsoc ia lowering N. arzz re
ut ~ she a<sct.iozal force q afss rre%<u.s
u7,o1 t1e ,oy-~ s1yTsr 70 r.rs<s~- ezylrat.sz
- c~saspless - T><ssole-
Those ossp Inspirations ,Aozh 20 r~->s.-s
srr o. su ts--ez. ard DE exrrr.ss gs1s
crulSa sf.h se~rzA tirssz 4sE Il IL
hardly n>eesxsry 90 re-z4xk fbef -sss ej0tksirz
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-10
Our GREAT CUT SALE
LASTS
ONLY 10 DAYS.

10 pieces guaranteed red dam
ask, 5S-in. wide, formerly Scots,
CUT SALE 33c.
100 dozen red napkins,
CUT SALE 100 A DOz.
1000 yards cotton crash for
tea towels.
CUT SALE Sc.
500 fine Turkish tides, for
merry 80 cents,
CUT SALE 15c.
$50 bustles always sold at 35
cents,
CUT SALE 15c.
30 dozen silk mitts, former
prices %, 30 and 50 cents,
CUT SALE 15c.
90 doz, ladies Isle thread hose
CUT SALE 10c.
Is dozen ladies full regular
maze HSIe nose, formerly oU, %
and 70 cents,
CUT SALE $50.
10 dozen ladies very fine silk
Isle fancy hose, formerly S1.00,
CUT SALE SOC.
% doz. ladies full reg. made
solid color and fancy hose, for
mer prices, 80, 40 and 45 cents,
CUT SALE zoe.
% doz. ladies balbriggan vests
formerly 40 and 90 cents,
CUT SALE 25c.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-10

The Frisco line are now running in their
morning and night trains free reclining
palace chair cars and Pullman palace
sleeping cars from Wichita TO St. Louis,
without change. The Frisco is the only
line running two solid trains between
these points without change of any class.
Morning train now leaves Wichita at 1910
a. m. and evening train at 9:20 p N. w
ID. Murdoch, passenger and ticket agent
l22 North Main street. Union depot and
Douglas avenue station. 37-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-10
Sealed BIDS.

sealed BIDS.
Sealed bids will be received for a tract of
land for a hay market TO be not less than
123x.S0 it., located on the corners and ex-
tending across the block.
1t must be situated within a district
bounded as follows: South by Waterman
ST., north By second St, east by Washing
ton ave, and west by the Arkansas river
Leave bids with the city clerk not later
than Aug H. The council reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
GEO. r. GLAZE,
p V. HEALY,
JOSEPH SLOWER,
d62-15t Com on Pub. Improvements.