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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-17
By Rawlings & Rose,
Real Estate Auctloneers,
No. II north Tenth street

A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE
"A BUILDING LOTS, SITUATED on PRES
TON STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD STREETS, TOGETHER WITH LAdGk
BRICK BUILDING. CONTAINING MANY
THOUSAND GOOD BRICKS, on SAID LOTS
Al the request OF tho owner we will sell by auc-
ton, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, June 81, 1888,
at O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY situated as
above. These lots front 80 feet on the south side
OF Preston street, and have depth OF a. feet
This is sn excellent location for small houses,
aud parties seeking location for good invest
ment are invited TO attend the sale.
sTRRMs: Easy, and announced at sale
RAWLINGS q ROSE,
iel7 Auctionoers
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BURKEyILLE fEAlN EXTENDED 70
VORK-RIYER LINE (yIA WEST
y POtNn.


The fsvoriie route 70 Baltimore Thestsamsrs
on this Lac ara models ot beauty elegsnco. aud
comfort Leave Richmond '3'O AMI 50 T. ",
R-riyo n Baltimore 80 A. VI. Leave bAiu-
moro ~ T.. A.: arrive al Richmond 30 AMI
lO.l0 A. n.
fare Richmond 70 Baltimore FistclnssI
EecouG class. $50.
Tho YORK River Line affords superior siyan-
tsRes 10 business men ia enabling thsm %
leave RichmOn1 near the close q mo days
Transactions ami arrive a. baltimore early noKt
morning. after having enjoyed n delightful
nights rsst, free from me dust and noise u rail-
WHIST POINT ACCOMMODATION
leave Richmond Qwenty-thlrd
street depOO ..,.......-.+-+...-.-- y n NJ
Arrive Richmond uHenty-thiri
Street depoN Observation-Disclosures. IiaS T. VI
Daily. tDslly except sunday.
Depot and uckei-O1ce: root virginia streeS
Uptown ONCE Corner Ienth and Main slrsetA
JAS l.. TAYLOR
General Passenger AgenL
a. *. POTTS,
Division Pass sngor Agent
Richmond Va
sOL. HAAS. TrAfic Nansgcr;
ManaaaF
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sOI. HAAS. Tranic Nansgcr.
PEYTON RANDOLPH, General Manager.

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -schciCis
commencing MAY d lss5-esstorn standard
time
T:g5 A. IL leave. Byrd-sireet station daily; stops
only 81 Ashland, Junction, Milford,
AMI Fredericksburg. sleeper -
Washington. Leaves HashiDg tOntDr
Now York NJ li:kg 4. NJ
lin A. NJ leaves Byrd-Suoel station dauy, er-
cept sunday Leayes Washingt ntos
New York AZ $40 2. NJ.
eNP NJ, losy0s hyri-s'rees st4tton daily
Sleeper ~ New York.
1913 A. NJ, arrives 40 Byri-street station daily
Sleeper from New YORK.
E46P. NJ, arrives ~ ByTd-stre0t station daily
stops at Fredericksburg, Milford, anf
Junction. Sleoocr from Nasaingsoa
IGlP. NJ, arrives a. Byrd-strees station daily
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAfNS
pAfLY BKCgPr sUsDAri
sNrP NJ accommodation leaves Byrf-Strcee
station: arrives AZ Ashland NJ p. ".
t:e4P. NJ, leaves Elbs arrives a. Ashland 40
Ga. 4. VI.
e47A NJ, accommodation. arrives a, Byrd
Street station leAves Ashland a. rs
A. w..
sseP. NJ, arrives At Eiba. leaves Ashland a.
3i2P. VI.
c. A. TAYLOR General Ticks. Agent
i. T. d. MYERS. General Superintendent my5
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MASONIC ELECTIONS.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

The exports Of manufactured tobacco from
this city during the week ending yesterday
were 1891 pounds. The internal-reyenue
collections for the same period were
SS,760S4.
The movements OF tobacco for the present
week show that the receipts were 4l6 hogs
heads, inspections the sane, and the sales OF
loose G4.9i0 pounds. The cotton receipts
are very light, footing up 1896 bales since
September lst, or about 1000 bales in excess
Of the receipts OF the corresponding period
OF last year.
The present officers under the municipal
government are busiv engaged In writing
up their books preparatory to turning them
over to their Democratic successors on the
1st Of July.
Some ten or dozen OF our citizens, avail
ing themselves OF the cheap rates offered, left
last evening and this morning for Chicago.
All OF them, however, do not attend the Re-
publican Convention.
IL Is expected that the removal OF the Nor
folk and Western Railroad Company's shops
from this city TO the new town OF CTewe, IN
Nottoway county. will be completed during
the early part OF July. A good many OF the
engineers and other employees OF the COM
pany residing In Petersburg and Ettrck will
be necessarily compelled to make their homes
In Crewe.
The new satisfactory has been so far COM
pleted that operations will be commenced on
Monday. It will employ seyenty-fiye opera
tyes, and some thirty or forty frames for the
manufacture OF silk have been placed in posi-
ton.
Professor Williams T. Davis, president OF
the Southern Female College, whose illness
has already been mentioned, is still confined
to his bed.
Mrs. Mary A. Blanks, the venerable
mother OF James B. Blanks, OF this city, Is
seriously Ill. ROBIN ADAlR.
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DsPAuTURE eF srEAnERs.
ANCHOR LINE.
EYpREss sERYIcF.

ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE
LIVERPOOL via QUEENS TOWN.
Steamship "CITY OF ROME" from How York
"Wednesday June 18Th, July iitn, August sth,
September 5th.
Largest and 1nest passenger steamer aloat
saloon passage, $50 TO 500; second class.
$50.
GLASGOW SERVICE
Steamers every Saturday from Now York 20
GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
Cabin passage 10 Glasgo1. Londonderry, Liver
pool or Belfast, $50 and 600; second class,
sac; steerago outward or prepaid. $50.
Saloon excursion tickets AZ reduced rates.
Travellers circular letters OF credit and
drafts for any amount issued at lowest current
rates. For books Of tours, tickets, or further in
formation, apply 70 HENDERSON BROTHERS.
New YORK; or GEORGE w. ALLEN 4 CO, OH Do
mriion steamship Company. or W. GAkBER,
1900 Main street, or ANDREW WELSH. southern
Express Company, Richmond. ap ll-6m
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT sta&.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT St1M.
JAMESRlyEB LINZ
FOR OLD POINT, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
NEWPORT NEWS, CLAkRMOHT, AND
JAMES RIVER LANDINGS
AND ONLY DIREcT ioUTg WITHOUT
TRANSFEk OR CuAhGxo or
ANY KIND
CONNECTIONS
AZ OLD POINT closely with ali lines for Bal.
timore. Philadelphia, and New YORK same AZ.
ternoon: also a. Norfolk for Eastern North
1A...NEwPoRT NEWS for Old Point, Hampton,
and sn sn ~ acillassSsoNr with tn. Atlantic and
DanyIlle railroad for wsyerly, Hicksford, Sc
ONLY ALL-WArkk ROUTE
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
GREAT TOURIST LINE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED By
RAIL LINES
FIRST CLASS MEALS.
The elegant and lass stesner
ARIEL.
carrying United states MALI
CAPTAIN DklO.
leaves Richmond oyerv
MONDAY WEDNESDAY. AND FRIDAY 81 7
A. AZ. ,sfRERT-CAR3 CONNECT IN FULL
TIAk Tor above named places, arriving at Nor
folk about $50 y. NJ. Returning. ths steamer
leaves Norfolk. Old Poiut. and Newport News
on alternate days. arriving at Richmond about
$50 P. N.
Through tickets 70 aooye.naned points o. sslo
on steamer ana OF CARRIERS Agency, 1000 Main
street. Baggage checked tnroaga
grATk-kUoMs ENGAGED FOX DAf
OK SIGHE
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth.
smitadsld, Hampton. Old poiat, Wayerly, aud
Hicssford, Va: Washington, ID. G.; Newoerne.
Washin gton. and Tarboro', y. c.: ell stations on
Atlantic and Danyiilo railroad, seaooacd and
Roanoke railroad. Norfolk southern railroad,
and Eastern North Carolina generally. also. toe
Eastern Shore OF Virginia aud al regular land
logs On the James river. at LOWEST RATES.
aud through bills issued
LuCIEN h. TAIUN. Vice Presiieat
No. llI7 Main street ana Rockettx
Invu wKIsieEx. Rrelghts and Passenger Agent
my .
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OLD DOMINION STEAM 4,FNR
" eHlP COMPANY sssi&ess
IQR NRW YORE

FOR NEW YORK
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at B Y. N.
Steamers leave New York for Richmond
EYRRY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY a. p
NJ. arriving In Richmond MONDAY and FRI
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare 10 New YORK vtG James-rtger
route dncludlng meals aud BERTH. ..-....S) 90
Round. trip tickets. limited 10 thirty days
after date OF issue...................... 400
Steerage, with Subsistence. ......"......... 90
steerase without subsistence. ...,.. TOO
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and Ohio rnil'
road ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sVW
Cabin fare uta klchm pnd and Petersburg
railroad. $500 wv
Tickets can DO obtained at A. w. CAREERS. 100
Main street: Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich
mond and Petersburg dspots. AMI az company's
Offices 1901 Main street. and wharf Rockets.
Freights forvsrded and through bills Of iading
issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour OF sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS BY the Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
way via Newport Newsl a. $40 =. ~. and by
Richmond aud Petersburg railroad isame days.
at iG49 A. NJ, will make connection aE AOH-
FOLK with steamer leaving those days.
GEOkGK w. ALLEN q CO., Agents.
No. 1901 Main street, and
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MONDAY. JUNE 95, 1888.

eoners, VIII sell Dy puollc auction. on inc pronl-
ses, on
MONDAY, JUNE 25. 1888.
at5X O'Clock p. NJ. the aforementioned
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. The improvements
consist OF nice T WO-STOkY FRAMED DWELL
ING with 10 rooms, BARN, STABLE, &c.
Considering the character OF the land and I'm
proyements, its beautiful and healthy location,
and Its proximity TO the city-by a good road
also by the Richmond and Fredericksburg rail-
road at very low rates, IL may be safely said
that no property now In the market presents so
many Inducements 90 those seeking first class
suburban investment and 10 Is believed that this
property can In the near future be divided Into
building lots and sold az a handsome profit.
IL Is scarcely necessary TO remind persons In
tere.ted In real estate that the effect Of the In
PRODUCTION Of the Electric railway into our city
and its suburbs, and the good results 10 follow
our grand Exposition 10 be held next fall, % say
nothing Of the steady growth Of tho city In ali
directions, but especially westward, and the es-
tablishment OF several new manufacturing en-
terprisee, will be 10 give in the near future
such an increase In value as will make glad the
heart Of every man who is fortunate enough TO
own real estate close to the city.
TERNs: One fourth cash: balance AZ one, two,
and three years for negotiable notes, with lutte
rest added, and titlo retained.
A. II. COURTNEY,
A. W. PATTERSON,
Special Commissioner
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PHILADELPHIA. RICH a1SEfk
EoSD AND NORFOLK
frEANsHIp coMPANE

Appreciated calling days Every TUESDAY
A. NJ.
Freight for Tussdsys and Friasys steamers
received TIL ,i:9 A. NJ; for sundsyS steamer
tii5 p. N. saturday Freight received daily tiu
kp. n.
Fare. "a
Fer further information Apply y
J. W. McCARnICk.
General Southern 1g' q .S Sl9fs n z os
~ osssreA Agents PAiis1slphlA
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(my 25F.su&w1ml

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MAT
IL TING. REFRIGERAT0RS, SHOES. BOOTS,
NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS. HORSE, VILLAGE
CART, &C, AT AUCIION.--On
MONDAY THE 18TH INSTANT,
at 10k O'Clock. will sell at my auctior-house
An assortment OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
embracing the usual variety OF well-kept
articles;
10 rolls NEW FANCY and CHECK MATING:
Several good SECONDHAND REFkIGERA-
TORS;
MRTAL-FRAMR and WALNUT SHOWCASES;
Several excellent BABY-CARRIA6ES;
l"DAISlEn LAWN-MOWER;
An invoice Of miscellaneous goods from coun-
try store, consisting In psrt Of BOOTS,
SHOES, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, and
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Atm O'CLOCK
1 very reliable FAMILY-H0RSE with VILLAGE
CART and HARNESS In good order-to be
sold as a whole or separately II desired.
GEORGE W. MAYO,
iel7 Anctioneer.
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DICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY

III RAILROAD
SCHEDULE OF TRAISs ~ EFFECT
MAY a. lssA
ONLY LINZ RUNNING SOLID TRAINS AND
PALACE SIEEpIS9 CABS
BgTWasy
RICHMOND AND LYSCHDURG.
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AUCTION sALEs-Fusurs Days,
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS THEREON.

In pursuance Of q decree Of the Circuit Court
OF Henrico county. entered ON the 9th day Of
July, 1856 In the suit Of Lynham. guardian, re-
Lyfham, &c, the undersigned, special commits
sioners, will sell by public auction. the promi
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soy.
First Primary BE-. F. Duke, teacher Rosa
Evans Abram Kosen bloom, y ola Harris, Nirgie
Hatcher, Maggie Butler, Charlie shelley, Minnie
Rogers, nulda Rozyckl. and Fiery Whelton.
Second Primary Al. Z. Jones. teacher
Frank PerknsOn, Robert Brauer, Eddie Separk,
LoDnie Boston, Clifton Duke. Hulda Singer, sal
lie Boston, Clara Smith, Jesse Rex, IiIden Nc
Auley and R0bocca Mcdowell.
Second Primary Grade, Section B-CarTte L.
Clarke teacher-Callie kaney, Cornclia Will
klnson, Florence Minieton, Harry Gilman, Zelma
Racket, George Kelley. Belle kOsslOw, Lillian
Mccaul, Christian Bassler, Lillian kaglend, Ber-
tina hvans, Daisy Clayton. aud Harvey hhoAdes,
Third Primary A-Minnie l.. Robertson. teach
er-Mary GOode, Allie Duke, Florence Minsing,
Kate Webber, Mary Boston, Luda Stubbleiield,
Theresa COmoH, George Da ey. Neiiie WAGNER.
L0ttie Fuqua. Bessie Parrish. Joseph kedd. Della
Elsnor. Albert McAuloy, LOttle Burnett. Flem-
ming Hay, White Fox, Nirgie Mars, Annie Jen-
kins, John Herbert. MoscsSchwarz, Lela Akin
fOu, Thsmas finke, Nellie CcrcoTan, Alize Fray
ser. jacob Kaufman, Joseph McGuiln, Lena
Traitor, LynwoOd Pitts, Alionza Borim, Joseph
BArOn, Henry Bucker, and Henry Mullon.
Third Primary k-klla kraser, teacher
Blan he AanonL Thomas McSau, Edward TAI
ley, Daisy Mars, Garnet1 Bowdeh. MARY Eppa'
Katie Griggs Katie Lonesworth, Charles Metz
ger. Isaac wineberg, why Jones. Eva Kern. and
Samuel. steiner.
teacher-Maiue Allen. Harry Goodwin, Eddie
smith, Benny heizger, Mamie Hohgood, Josie
EiIis johnnie Hirsbberg Julius Passcmanock,
Violet Richardson, Florence Saunders. Mary
Wright Israel PassonmAneck. Joseph la Fratta
Bernard Burton, Mimic MANI, Sadie Corr. Roy
Burnett Pearl wharton. Ida Napier huidah
Nymen, Blanche Corr, Newton Wooiard. Alhe
smlfh. Noes Greenwald, Willie Rnright.
charley Poslway, Eddie biackburn. Loonie
Crew. Frank Farmer. Lula Moody, Gertrude
Taylor Johnnie Brapzell, josie Davis, Robert
Saunders, Minnie Fem, Allie cayedo. OTTO
Rrauor, ,ionmis Charles. Melvin Kirby, Eddie
Patterson, and Charley Powell
Fourth Primary, Section B-i. II. haglsnd,
teaeher-0racle Mccook, Howard Treyillian,
benny Trsylor, Bayard Cartwright. samuel
Klsner, Eys Good man, Charley wade, Louie
t,lnss. Everett Lamb. Toney Ganzert, Eddie
Johnston. Arthur Branxeli, Arthur Dlckerson.
nenry poehieF. Johnnie Kosher, Charley IhoD,
Robocca McGuHey, johnnie Mhfstoa, Whhe
sinss. Nora Acreo. Louis Chesino, Robert Grimm.
Iosss 1hon, Jennie Folkes, and Matte coghiiL
sraIsgIsLD soHooL--w. 0. ENGLISH, PRINCIPAL
Third Grammar A--Jennis Gum, teacher
Bernie Richardson Albin Tomiinson. William
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DEATH OF WORTHY LADY.
Mrs. Bette Epps, widow Of the late DR..
b. f. Epps, died at her home, in Sussex
county, Yesterday; aged about sixty years.
The family is one OF the best known In that
section, and Mrs. Epps was greatly esteemed
for her many beautiful traits OF character.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28
SALE FOR
SEAT SALE FOR
G / MO R B.
WILL OPEN WEDNESDAY MORNING
DRESSMAkING.


/ have just removed my dressmaklng
business to W. j. Wilson'S store, 203 North
Main street, in order to be more conve-
niently located. | have every facility for
making stylish and fashionable garments
at very low prices. Miss Graham, my
draper and designer, formerly connected
with the dressmaking department OF Mar
shall Fields, has just returned from Chi
cago with a collection of new and elegant
styles. While there she was privileged to
copy from the designs specially imported
for their trade In fact we have advan-
tages which enable US to give our custom
ers dresses equal in style, fit and finish TO
any which can pe obtained in any of the
eastern cities We specially invite ladies
to call and ascertain prices
dl4Olt% Mrs. |. NJ FALVEY.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28
whsn Yos 60

North. east. south 81 west. he ssrs y,u
make no mistake. TIE osdsst hf@ - AZ .
best. Giant locomotives. aezant ears. IN.
Guiding free Reclining Chair and Pullman
PaI>cs elesping coaches. steel rails. -csek
ballast, iron bridge, concsa<4AOux STATEN
houses; the finest railway sstsn reus~s IN
,bs world. ssntisDsnIy employees. ,rain
coSductors add train ezshiern. 90 .rsssrs
both safety Of tie train and ample s,tsB-
ton % pssseuzsrs. The mo~t rerf~-. .S--
tem Il train dispsseEins sr.d baggage
checking known-sfsss ar sor3s ~ tss.
features which varraiA tteee who travel
IL going via The Atchisor. soosia n ssania
Re railroad FOR the fz.isst rs,ssstle Ia
formation az ~ routes. rates. dates aid
distsnoe-. call on W H. ArEoo<E,
PAssssgsT snG Tleks: Ageut. IL Sorsh
Main 81, Inion Depot ard Doussas sv.nss.
station 9t<0.f
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28

have some fine Bargains In pssnss and
organs for this week ] have too many
goods and want 20 reduce r1s stock sAd
viii make prices way down this week
New pianos from 800 up, and secoad hand
from - up Organs at almost yofr c~n
price. Thox. Shaw 10 i.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28

e. r. Ross surprised his daughter with Q
magnificent Eebr Bros piano from Thos
Shaw. Shaw also sold the sisters Of Char
ity an elegaus Hai.ett & Dayis square
grand for their school lS0lt
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28

Roger, the photographer is still in Wich.
tia with better facilities than ever for
making your Hallow day work. Place
your orders early and avoid the rush. Mr..
Cliff Sawyer, my genial and efficient OPP
orator, has made two trips east the past
summer to get on all the latest styles in
photo work for the benefit of my custom
ers. Come up and get the benefits. Rogers
the Photographer. dl4O ct
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28

Thos Shaw sold q number of instru-
ments in Mulvane and Winfield last week.
=
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28

I shall for the next ten days sell 400 pairs
woman s dongola shoes, marked $3.50 for
So 20 per pair. J. c. Woodwork 156 North
Main street, City shoe store. d140-1t
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28

Ny woman French hid shoes marked
300 Will 20 for tbs next tsfs day. for 81 70
J. &. Wood worth ~ North Main street
Il
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28

During my special sale for the next ten
days Will sell 500 pairs women's fine kid
shoes at 81 % per pair, worth $500. j. c..
Woodwork, 1876 North Main street. d140lt
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28

From 75c to $l0O saved on every pair OF
ladies' shoe bought Of me the next ten days
j. c. Woodwork, l56, North Main street.
Halt
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28

Short Time Money to Loan
By Steinbuchel & Bro, room No. !, over
lib North Main st. d140 or
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28

sosfes my sssc4si sale 20 lazs Saly t~a
days. AK seifinz Is1sesf shoes ehssr~y
than ever before o0ssoa "a IA. nsArkss.
= Mooeworth. CITY shoe ss1re, 20
North NAia ssr~~x. 6ls1i.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28

HYDE & Humble's for wall paper. We
do the best work. Prices very low. 40 1t
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28

Our frsends arc cordially invited "a y1st.
chr s;oTs ~ any tine 20 INSPECT Ger rev
ssoek q soets. pae'sar.s, tssS gods ard
no.estieA Byt@ * E1neie Etxrlor.sry
Cosns4ay rs IL
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28

Attorney pocEsz docks.s foy sale a. si,s.
cSsc.. Orce. by l.Asi promptly flied
Address ali orders 70 Tia wichita EaGix
Wichita Kan ez1-u
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28
To the Public


For all that's handsome and elegant in
silk, Balbriggan, Holroyd, Derby knit,
camels' hair, Scotch wool, fine flannel,
Chamois skin and English merino I'M
derwear at the lowest prices call at the
kentucky hat store, l06 North Main.
Very large and small sizes always in stock.
40 Hf
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28

Meeting of Wichita
Township voters for the nomination OF
township officers on Saturday, November
3, at o'clock. j. w. SKINNER,
dl40 1t WA 1t Trustee.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28
WHAT IS LEFT

OF my Cloak department must
be sold this week. | sold 200
garments the past week and the
balance will not last long, selling
them at Cost moves them quick
and | will soon have the space
now occupied by cloaks, for my
large stock of Toys and Fancy
Goods which are waiting to be
displayed, so come to
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28

Special Notice.
Mrs E.. A. Kinyon would invite the
ladies of Wichita and vicinity to inspect
her elegant stock of millinery before pur
chasing Fletcher block, opposite Occi-
dental MOTEL. 14O %
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28
On Exhibition and For sale.

At 1913 North Market. the GBest cabrioiet
ever brought TO Wichita IL was rpanu-
featured by the lola Carnage q Omnibus
Co, lola. Kan, and took the first preni-
urn at the St. Louis fair this year. Call
and see IL. ". a ACNREs
dig q
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28

Don't fail to attend the special sale of
womens shoes at the City shoe store, for
the next ten days. j. e. Woodworth 1876
North Main street. dl4O-lt
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28
Meeting of Wichita

Hyde & Humble's for picture frames,
atc l40 1t
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28
Special Notice.

Don't forget the auction sale at the p;
vilion Wednesday, October 81. 14O 1t
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20.

Tho Kansas CITY Journal oct. 17th said; "Juch,
as .SiarpuerirE,' Is wonderful transformation from
inch the aueenly prima donna she becomes The
yiiiiaoa maiden In appearance and action. Her
work throughout the acl eynced distinctly her high
position in the lyric world
The Kansas City Times, Oct. 18th, said: In all
r,ies Tnchs work there Is evident at all times a true
ar stic e permanent which at once does away with
ali alteration or detrimental sef-conscOusness.
T. is this winning manner well as her remarkable
vocal powers and slkillful execution that endears
her TO her listeners
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28
THE ENTERPRISE,

ISL door west Or Eagle office,
And get yourself a Cloak; get
yourself a Plush Sacque; get
yourself a Plush Wrap: get
your children a cloak; get a good
garment for almost the price
that the buttons cost. Don't
delay for You viii never in the
world have a chance again TO
buy a cloak so cheap.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-05-17
POSTUM WALK NEWS.


Correspondence of the Ledger.
PossUM WALK, May 15.-Our
farmers are about done planting
corn,
Oats are a little backward on ac-
count of the recent dry weather.
Wheat promises to be an aver
age yield-probably a little larger
than last year.
Chintz bugs have made their APP
pearance in some localities in vast
numbers, and it is feared they will
give us trouble again this year.
G.. G. Wilson, A. B. Daniel and
Jack Daniel have just returned from
a fishing trip on the Missouri river
and report fish scarce, wheat look
ing badly and Local Option a com.
plete failure.
Robt. James,, who has been sick
since December last with heart
disease, is still confined to his
room. He has been some better
the last few days.
Candidates have about all paid
their respects to the boys in the
Wall: and all report themselves
so1id
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-05-17

Republicans in Session ut Sedalia
Select a Head for Their
Ticket.
special nisnatch 10 Ine Lodger.

Special Dispatch to the Ledger.
S~EDALIA, Mo-, May Ice. Il.
Kimball, of Nevada, Vernon coun-
ty, was chosen by the Republicans
in Convention here to-day as a
candidate for Governor. Kimball
is said to be a good man and one
who will be strong with the party.
He is about 45 years of age "a prom
inent G.. A. r. leader, a clever
speaker and one of the leading cit
liens of the county in which he
lives.
The convention selected Chauncey
L. Filley, VIM. Warner, ID. P. Dyer
and Joseph Pelham as delegates-at-
large to the National convention.
The mention of the great letter
writer's name made the convention
go wild with enthusiasm. There
was no Disgusting the temper ofthe
audience, for the slightest hint of
Blaine interrupted the order of
business for ten minutes.