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Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03

Cu1csGo. July 2-Those who antlclpa-
ted LARGE deliveries of wheat this morning
were disappointed instead OF 3,ooO,ocO
There was one-tenth of that or about 3oO,
OOo bushels. The tendency was to help
prices for July This option closed Satur-
day nc under August. 1t opened &c I'M
der August. but soon advanced nearly &c,
while August moved up but fraction.
putting the two futures together at 1910,
and later they were together at 1880, and
not a FULL 1sc apart for the rest of the after
noon. A part of the general strength
IN the nit early was
dina to cables, which quoted
&c better prices at Liverpool. There was
&c advance at New York also. After the
first hour the market was an indifferent
one at this point. The range for July to
near the close was 791sc, the opening and
lowest price, and 7915@7955c, the outside
price August sold within the narrow
limit of 795s(G79@5c.
The visible supply figures, posted about
noon, gave decrease in the visible sup
ply of 9S3,000 bushels, somewhat larger
than expected, but not large enough to do
more than stiffen the market
The deliveries of corn were very large
this morning, being estimated at
about 2.5O0,000 bushels. On aC.
count of the character OF the
holdings, the deliveries had a firming
tendency on the market as the stuff passed
from the hands of combination into the
hands Of parties who are likely to move
the corn. The decrease in the visible sup
ply was large at 1,247, 900 bushels. The
market for the day was marked by strength
early with prices about &c higher, a weak
ness about noon which took prices to the
closing points of last week and rally at
the close to about the best points of the
day. July sold at 4115c to 472sc and closed
at 475Sc. August started at 491sc, sold at
4S15c down to 4Sc, and closed at 4S15c.
Oats were very quiet but the general con
dition of the trade was favorable and a
steady feeling prevailed. Arrivals
were rather small, the deliveries ON
July contracts were light and there was
quite liberal decrease in the visible sup
ply, while other markets showed steadi-
ness. The several influences had no spe-
cisl effect owing probably to there not
being much of a speculative trade. Fluc-
tuatIons in prices were too small to be inn
portant
A comparatively light trade was re-
ported in the market for hog products and
the feeling was easy during the greater
part of the day. The deliveries in July
contracts were light and had little effect |
on the market. Operators are calculating
on an increase in the supply of all kinds |
in the monthly statement of stocks on
hands excepting of mess pork and picked
meats. Prices ruled lower on all the lead
ing articles and the market closed quiet at
outside figures Contracts were trans
ferred at 5000 cents difference per month
on mess pork and nc on lard
The leading futaIres ranged as follows:
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03

To b hing Higher than Gldcrcys
Kite means 20 Be puxished more severely
than tte very vart Of criminals. The
greater the cYi;oe The higher she yayiovs"
was 6. one ,i11c practical legal AXIOM
HaEaa. II vIl - ---ar-sbeTcd. wAA hanged
On very hiEh gaI!o~a Tts eansvs Of
Aoutrose use tAirty fst kgh- T6S BAL
lad says:
OF oDcer,y sae frzs1 ss4ey vsrs
Thsy opsz4 ktrs roscase axocH.
Tci3 ESsESzrTor tasy 80 lin s6Ak,
Al - gzss2~s ho1r.
TSsy bo1z k.sa -. ssoos sae rss&
He vss 80 trim boz.
They hong hin high abcne ths r-st~ b.
cause his crimes rere des-rsed 70 te morn
heip0zs- So high be hung. be locked kks
- Idle h tie zlf."-Eoees snd Qnex.as
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03
Kansas CITY Produce.

Kansas lily Produce
KANSAS CITY. Mo. July2.
wHEAT-stesdy: No soft, 7oc bid; No. , red
stlpc bid
GORN--Steady; 59Iec bid. +o4sc asked.
OATS-2gsc bid PIC asked.
FLOUR Quiet XS. .cc, NIX, Sl.05lel.1 10. family
Slaal So choice, Sl55cel.os fancy. 81 7.l -; eS-
ira fancy, SlS0VsloS patent. 3 ltG2.l5 rye -four.
eLsNSl.I
CORN NEAL-Bulk Csc. sacked. sl.0o
CORN CHOp-Yeow. bulk. Sc; sacked, CSC.
,SHiPSTUFF-Bulk. 30C; sacked. iSc.
HAY-Firm. New, $50; old fancy. small baled.
$40 large. Sa00.
FLAX SEED-slM-
BUTTER-Firrner. Creamery fancy. I7c. good
15c dairy fancy lsc good to choice. laSlSc; store
Choice I0lec.
CHEESE-Tvins. loc; Young America. lo}qc.
EGGS-weak: l0c.
LIVE PoULTRY-Chickens. weak. Choice hens
$2.eG small 2.2S9S2aG roosters, S2.o0 Turkeys, &c
per pound.
EAMS-Sugar cured. lie.
BACoN-Bfegkfast. ils.
DRIED BEEf-ec.
DIZZY SALT oCLDERs-ss75: long clear. S. .O
clear ribs, sF.sG short clear. Sfsa
SMOKED SHoJLpERS-$s-s. long clear IS o.
CHAR rib, IS N short clear, S.
2ORk-Sms5.
LARD-S,0
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03
ST. louis Produce.


ii. Louis. No, july :.
FkOCk-Qsiet and easy but unchanged
WHEAT-The spo; rlarxet Opened lower and IN
settled but closed NfTuer options were ia the
early market but uRSer steady hlIyinS.
stronger cables and advances elseMnere
Rrices rallied and closed l.tss ahove Sa:tIr-
DAY. No. red. cash. SsSc; July ssS se,s,; CLOSING
INC August ssss679l4c. closing exc Iecs.rr hes.
SAx@4ls: closing S4Ss
rofN-Firmer and July - higher No cash,
cyoaed t51xc July. Al sSiSc. closing s5ac: August
lSsss4S5sG closing s5sic hid September .5sslEtSs>
closing. sc asked; year. $sssS6aac. closing SIC
pATS-Steady and firnA So.s cash Ses SIC, July.
a4& August 80.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03

RYE-Lower; offered at 55c.
HAY-Dun except for highest grades. Prairie. ~
oil co. Timothy ,s12.00GI7.G0
LEAD-Dull; 1915,
EGGS-Quiet; 1lc
BUTTER-tluiet c, eamery. 15(SlSc; dairy n9l5c.
FLAX SEED-Quiet Sl.0S bid.
WHISKY-Steady; Sl.14.
PROFESSIONALISM dull.
PORK-Lower; jobbing, Sl4 30.
LARD-Nominal; $7.95.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03

All notices Of Employment Situations Wanted.
viii be charged for at the OF five cents per line
per week: no notice for less than s cents-
All For Sales or other business notices win b
Charged for at the OF locenrs per line per week
no business notice taken for less than 50 cents
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.


Chicago. Kansas & Nebraska
Brock Island Route
GOING NORTH & EAST.
Nc. 2. Kansas City. ST. Louis and thit ago
10 m; DE- 9:l5 m
No {, Kansas tIly, 81. Louis and Chicago
paffs -. $50 m
Nc. g. Accommodation. leaves daily lex
cent sunday .............. .....110J a N
GOING SOUTH.
No. g. Kansas City. St Louis and Chicago
Express arrives $40 a ~ and departs. -. 6:2O a n
No. |, Kansas City. st. Louis and Chicago
M and departs ..1............- =. 7;35 p m
No. 81, Accommodation, leaves daily lex
cent sunday ................. ......... 2:15 D IN
Takes effect sunday June u, ISIS
Elegant free reclining chair morning trains
Pullman sleeping all night trains; Tickets
sold and baggage checked through TO all points
City ticket ofice 40 f. Douglas ave, and depot COR
ner Mead and Douglas avenues.
C. A. RUTHERFORD. Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03
St. Louis Live Stock.

ST. Louis, No. July .
CATTLE-Receipts.s 400 shipments none Market
steady Choice heavy native steers. S5.u0'45.Ih;
fair 10 good. s4.;G9j0 butchers steers. medium to
choice S.30G4..G stoCkerS and feeders far 10 good
81 500 SO; rangers. fed, s35ts 40. grass fed.
S221d3.f0.
HOUSED ipts 200 shipments. none Choice
heavy and butchers selections, $55553 t packing
medium to prime. S5SsG5.5O; light grades ordinary
TO best sJ.1J45+0.
SHEEP-Receipts 2100; shipments. 500. Market
steady. Fair to choice &3.&DS4-o0
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03

The stock Of those celebrated refrigera-
tors at Bissansz & Matthews is getting
very low. Parties wishing one had better
call soon. as they cannot be replaced at
present. pEiceA jaS E. QQuZIsS, Sss IL
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03
Alamo Park.

Street cars leave Douglas avenue and
Market street every hour from a. n. TO {
p. M, connecting with dummy for Alamo
park
dl5-Sot RIVERSIDE s. SUBURBAN R'Y Co.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03
Chicago Live STOCK.

CHICAGO, July 2.
The Drovers' journal reports:
CATTLE-Receipts, 100 shipments, ~ U. Good
natives 0c higher Common 10 choice ste RS, 81 '2eu
5.715; stockers and feeders, 50 10t2S cows. bulls
and mixed sI49bS UE Texas cattle strong for good.
others steady, 81 l56t So
HOGS-ReceiptS, q, $50 shipments. 400 Market
steady. Mixed. S.,jeo5.6j heavy, $555G5.I5 llght,
s. 4g5e5.6E skip> and pigs Ht9G5.35
SHEEP-keceipts, $500 shipments 100. Mar
ket slow. Natives. $2.259ttc westerns, sSH994 ~;
Texans ~. a.e3 81: lambs. 5l.G0G3.t@ per head.
Drovers Journal reports London cable. market
one cent higher: best American steers 312c per
pound estimated dead weight
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03

T7og TEADE--Ssre - recz resa<szcs sss a.
II Modern sszPrcTss1esss Il N>sr N<1stSr .re
s<essess q rsss- ssuz-os7 ixE1 II Lz~ssez cSgzsy
az5 % iors I've q ssty ~ Xx<rsaz ssse
Sls-czrT lslsa As2 Eez rror-Fss- iEA<zss. ~ Sre
rrGp-z1J- -4fss z.ksseo1 s&4 ~ Y eve
.o- IA, fr.Ss & al AS. 80 ~ gSszs = lys<xs
iz--S.sz. Il Il KAazNaaA s8ka
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03
ST. Louis Il san Francisco.

The Frisco is the only line running two solid trains
daily TO st. Louis without change from Wichita.
The only line having morning and night Pullman
service from Wichita to st. Louis. TWO trains daily
to Arkansas and Texas points. Free reclining chair
cars on mora NJ ami night trains. City Union
Ticket ONCE E2 North Main street, and Union depot,
Oak st,
W. ID. MURDOCH.
Freight and Pass. Agent
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03

New York Produce.
NEW YORK. July ?
wHEAT-Firm; No. red, s7lv9SsSic elevator,
Sa6sSelic delivered.
CoRN--Steady; No. .. Aas a5ic delivered.
oATS-SteadY; mixed, Sf,1SSC. white. st1 &C.
CoFFEE->pct nominal at Is. options quiet and
easy. closing SO 10 lower. Sales. 70. 80 bags.
SCGAR-Stropg; {, SAs)e5Aac; extra {, SAGl57sc,
white extra {, to; yellow, 5l.c; standard A. e1pc;
powdered 1iAc; graduated. &c
EGf,S-SteadN: lSdl1C.
BCTTER-Quict; lS9 i9jvc.
CHEESE-Unchanged. sQGsI.C.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03
wichita Grain Market.
Cb,c,oo Grsin and Produce.


wHEAT-No . soft. G0c; No. , hard, oo.c
CORN-white. Sic; mixed. SJc-
OATS Old, DC.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03
Kansas Midland Railway.

Kansas Midland Railway.
NORTH BOUND.
Passenger leaving Wichita daily at ....... s:f0a. n
Passenger arrives at Ellsworth. 1855 p. m
Freight leaves Wichita. Observation-Disclosures. 600 a.
Freight arrives at Ellsworth. ........... 40 y.
ARRIVES FROM THE NORTH.
Passenger from Ellsworth. 200 p. m
Freight from Ellsworth stDp. IN
The Kansas Midland is the direct line to the north
west aud is the best and shortest route to Oregon
and Washington Territory points.
City Union Ticket Office ~ North Main street.
Union Depot Oak street and Wabash ave.-Station.
w. ID. MURDOCH.
Freight and Pass. Agent
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03
Kansas City Live Stock

The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE Receipts $500. shipments. none: Bulk
of supply common 1,rassers- Good corn fed lVc
higher and grassers about steady Good to choice
core fed "a 1908 30: common to medium, - Coz.
49,; grass range steers, s20lg325 stockers and
feeders S2.ODG3 81, cows, $l.i0g310.
HOGS-Receipts, 5000; shipments. none. Steady
and active. Good TO choice, s. ;Sesa5 common
SHEEP-Receipts 1890 shipments. none: steady;
Good 10 choice, s300G3-J0, common To medium,
81 COG 40.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03
W. S. MORRIS. J. ". HAYMAKEx
MORRIS & HAYMAKER,
Lawyers. Office l2S N Main street. Wichita
PHYSICIANS.
FORDICE & VAN NUYS,

corner Main and Second streets Once telephone,
2SS: resideGce telephone So Calls promptly at
tended day or night Al m.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03


Wichita and Suburban
For Paramount cars win leave Fourth avenue ard
Williams street o9, ESQ 10. A:i0 SO go 10
1850 II IN; l2i0, l25 iSJ. no 20. SOD $40 50
$50 -: H. 90. SOD $40. So. 80. lElu y. m.
For Burton Car Work. Packing .iouse and Stock
Yards will leave First and Main az eo5 6i5 7,5
~ i5 sos SIS. SIS, $40 IS 9s5. 1905 10, l5 G:45
lla LES. las l2S6 l2;25 2;-5 rs. 125 - 2o5
~. a. SUJ. 5;aa Si5. 5e 4j. AS sos SIS. 545. Cos
621, go rus 7:as a.. sl6 SIS, SIS, s75 9.25, 945
l005pm.
Time with star VIII connect with car for Burton
Car Works.
Burton Car Works. cars viii leave for city and
Fairmeunt at e,ls. 20 AS S.li 9e5 9s5 o25 lies
u:il m. i2:eS O., isi5. "a St5 80. 45 s0j 5:45
o.2, 15l Sxa. 40 -. iQS pm.
Paramount ear VIII leave toI city and Burton Car
Works at al. s -. ST.. SIS, sSS, lois 1855
els, ~ : 7;S5. .; Ia -;55. 9;S5. lu,l5 p IN.
ONCE No .55l Fourth. =
LEE TAYLOR Manager.
q. J. CHAPMAN. Supt. dSs
Wichita & Valley Center Motor Il. 4. Co.
Motor fer Valley Center VIII leave Thirteenth
street at SO a. N. 100 a. 2e0 and So p
Leave Valley Center for Wichita d $50 a. m and
l2.en 30 and go p.
Cars Viii leave Douglas avenue for car works
connecting with motor, every hour from go q. N
Till $40 p. IN.
Extra cars for excursionsa al all times. dl3-tr
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03
FOR EXCHANGE

I.GR FNCHA NGF-Loa Angeles ccusty s-sf to~-r
property sur stock . 5sssszzAEzl~>. nil CT 70
,afE- .0wa CsIlforaA. Land cSz s&sy la.
A nErls-. Ca. Ns-
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03
FOR TRADE

L,oH TRADE OR sALE-Yozr s&1s .ro>s lo.s
Il ssez- IDsSs 5scktzx asoszs>r trsts al s1T re-;
Mortgage via --&94 Sog 5ae - good yAps-
an tks bs12Ecs = cz&xse- CAs - address r =.
Ee4E a. fo=z-ts Ss.sSas- Essk- S&G'
TrOR IRA DE-Fe< i've sro<s <sc1 Es-cAAzezs~ ~
saz6. - See Earn !. Barter essSsys -~si
pros 40 - tarz az G~roxsr o1zz.f ~si f.-s-
proved nos@s Z casGgy s>Axs fz-Eskssz Sz46 <szzx
sss1 Arssslsss. r. n Seas. &r< icsss Lodge kAz-
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03

Exehang. Edisor-wiliixE z. Curtis
says thu: South American rsrssqrsssoss VII
stack = boat s-A trsve captain AID csvw
cote ealing A:..u.fca 70 tie shxzrdasy
Of saAs story
Abis E1itor-S-o. is Eish. Be srzs-
Gress yss, nsrey Y1xt.st a. eastern sGz.-
Eer resort -Oz-s6a world
Al a6v1cs % tas eoe.rxry. sbs hae huA
b ~ = he a. sAss sutss your ssesh. usaAlly
TO iarrs brzHs b doom and ~ sssnau
e ~ nouah - hzr2 4
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03

lawyer ard collector room s,s Sedrv1ck
Building. First ana Market SITS. Wichita. Kan
GsS-.r
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03
DEAN GORDON.

Attorney and Counselor al Law. Money 10 loan
short time. small amounts 10, Main Stree.
Wichita, kansas SlSg
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03
W. W. WILLIAMS,

Physician and Surgeon. Special attention given
to operative surgery. also does a general practice
Office at residence 1852 \. Emgbria ave. Wichita,
Kan ONCE hours. to u a. m, to p. II. and TO
Sp. l5l-t1
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03

L,OR EyCHAsGfs-f h.-s two goot sroost sr So
fs1rs u ssn1 "a Batter csz1tr vel a5c&sed All
U7srzzs teTs q ., xfIl .rs4e fer ~ eta ,ro2er-
~. d A. weTsr. p Dorado. Ez-.ss- AZ
I>OE ExCFs SGE--To srsSers sr1 everybody Else
Il TIE EsrS8s abstract .xsScy VII ss.-azs1 yca
shsf-sc-S % sny a1Ss x tie s<><s o. Es1sAs slso
6sxErzEs- descriptions AZ .>ttrxies II ysEos
Essasss Ab.trsct Axs1cy. rocczs ] % 4 Ne II X.
Mares A.. y ich.ss. kAE-. J. r. %Aesser. manage.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW.
O. E. c. KENDALL

Attorney AT law. Attorney Tor Manufacturers Ex-
change, Chicago. ProseCntes claims for pens lon.
bounty etc. Room 10 sedSwick Block. Wichita,
Kansas, ST.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03
TAKEN Up.

T>AhES Upon Friday. June 2. iSs a. tbs Geo.
L Is. Koeeint farm S< r-iiss s0z1th OF Wiccl,a,
one seer yesrs oie. nearly Whit two two rear
Oh hei.sr~ on. nearly white ID. o.5er nearly re-
sizo three year Old. nearly -h!ts IA c1snT
80 sne Zs1 there - ~ She PACE
dun n collar The owner csE 5rd tie ssoos a. Tie
shoTe rs-aec farm suath La~Teaes. oes get
Information b. ca1A1. w-n- o. Esn12old- Ess.
~ the sheriff ofscs. %slaliS- E-ss
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03
JNO, E. COULTER.
ROGERS


The Photographer. Pictures in all sizes and styles
he also carries the finest assortment Of picture
frames IN the city Give him friendly call and sx-
anime samples
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03
L. NJ. HULL,

L. NJ. HULL,
General stenographer, expert typewriter short
hand copying of all kinds. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Room 3 Ia y Main 49,
JNO. E. COULTER,
Loan broker, rental agent, notary public. Room
SO SeGgwick block. i33-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03
E. M. CONKLIN. N. D.

General practitioner of medicine surgery, gynae-
coogy and obstetrics. Trea. ali chronic and private
diseases. oxygen treatment given wnen required.
Pies and all disease of the rectum a specially.
Office removed to ia North Main stre-t over Kan
National Bank. ONCE hours to II a. n. l TO ..
and T. O S %. m dll7-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money.
NEW YORK. July p
Money on cali easy at l1afG2 per CENT Ha7O '
~ ner cent Closed at IL
prime mercantile paper aGe =. :. sss< for 6o
day hills and $..ss11 for demand. =, 90 sb.res
Ihe I'll "a f3uc,usfions without Slgnlncdnce.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03
k r. JEwErT- J. s. LAN6woRTHY
JEWETT & IANGWORTHY


Lawyers. Rooms :. sand .. ~ North Main stree
Wichita, Kansas. ciok-,r
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03
MINICK, DR.. J. N. u
neral Practice. Surgery q
MINICK. BROS,

Homeopathis,s. AT 80 y. Main ST, over Saw
bank. Calls answered at all times day or nj
Office open at ali hours. Residence telephone
al, ONCE telephone No. 263
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03
DENTISTS.

&c. WILSON,
Dentist. All work guaranteed frst-class. ONCE:
us 4. Douglas avenue over Barnes g. Sons drug
store Wichita, Kansas. cl0ltf
W. L. DOYLE,
Dentist Ofice-Fechheimer block Corner Doug
las and Market Cd floor do-r
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03

HATT0N & RUGGLES,
ATTORNEYS 81 law. ~ y Nam 81. Wichita. Kaasaa
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03

BUTTER-Steady: creamery. l5Gl9c; dairy.
1Ss@l'c-
fGGS-Steady; fresh canded, l4Glilec.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-03
REMOVED.

REMOVED.
Drs. Oldham and Graham hare moved their
Office from No pa +. Douglas to rooms No. 20i and
zoo. second floor OF the Sedswick corner of First
and Market.
, 1888-04-12

James N. Riley and wife to Henry l..
Tibbals 72il acres OF land, S2l13-
William PAYNE and wife TO Elizabeth
Iiussev lots 6 and 8, block 6, T. w. Pet
tygrove's 1st addition TO Port Townsend,
August MulI and wife to Albert c:
Phillips the \. Z. Il of the S. L. Il and
the =. +. of the n E. 4 OF Sec. 50, I.
80, \. Ii. w, so acres, 300.
Joseph II. Feuerback to Oliver Wood,
the east hall Of lots l and 3, block 9,
pIummer's addition to city OF Port Town
ApFil 8. O. c. Hastings to z. NJ.
Stockaud ) acres of land near Laurel
Grove Cemetery; $500
Barbara Waful to John AeCouaS by II
Samuel Garry the E i OF See L %,
NR ", 100 acrss, $6UJ.
Il. ". DeLion Il wife 60 Timothy Ii
Brown the hf of the or OF the u
qC of sec is L 50 T east, 20 acres; sou
March 26, 5 \ Cottei to Harriet A
McAr lie and Fannie ' McArdle, lot B.
sec Is, I y, l W: 500.
William L Nood!ey TO Alfred VI CEItz
100 feet square at the county cross roads
10 Chimacum. jeff Co.; SlGO-
Benz ann ) Pettygroye d wife 10
OI SSe l. DttSttI. IiGCS VI itaiit P'ii"'' -
" of bIock 3, of PetiygFoves first addi-
tioa, I93x200 It; $1,000.
April 3. Cyrus Z C!app and Joseph ID
FeEerbach to jesse Il Belyea, QnIt
CAIN Deed to parcel OF land IN Petty
groves first addition to Port Townsend
500.
X u DeLion & wife TO Emil Heu,
schaber, the W hf OF the e Or OF the Z {
! or Of sec IS. . 30. l ", % acres
$500.
" J Gillespie & wife to Martha Grace
! Doucastar. lots II and Il. block 2. iown
| o5 Harrisburg, JEFF. Co; SIGO.
| Hcaty LauIes TO Robert HarnneG
a-d John Siebenbauin, all Of qr'I
| II qroi the W q 0! sec Is, I so II
", 40 acres; $500.
! Henry Landes 10 Wm. Dadd. all o.
/ S or of Il 6 or Of 5 " or OF sec Is. L III
L l w, 10 acres; $3.50.
Robert 5 Sinclair to J \ Laubach
part OF 10 $ . and6, :biock II, CITY oI
| Port TowDs6Dd; $500.
James Alexander White to Port Town
send Water Company, right and title
| TO water flowing i'll stream, known 4:
| Joseph Wickcrson's creek through lot
OF sec 26 L 29nr2w; 500
| Charles Eisepbeis & wife to Gather
ina McCUrdy, 31ax35 It in the corner o
| of and along the westerly line OF lot
block Il city Of Port iownseudi $500
Orange Jacobs & wife 10 c +. Clapp
the n CT OF th9 or Of sec 80, ant
the W hf OF the or and the " or o
II W Or OF sec l9, I 30, "; $1,000
, 1888-04-12

The widow of Jacob Sharp is ser
iously I'll.
The engagement OF Prince Alex
ander of Germany and Princess Vic
toria of England has been broken off
for fear of international trouble.
A committee of Portland business
men met on the street the other day,
and IN three hours secured subscrip-
tions to the amount of $4,000. for a
fund to be expended in advertising
that city.
New postoffices have been estab
lisbed at Clear Brook, in Whatcom
county, Lexington, Uowlitz county,
and at Norman, Snohomish county.
John j. Fuller. j. S. Hammond and
n r. Toole have been appointed
Postmasters at the respective offices.
The British Medical journal this
morning publishes the following
special telegram from Berlin En-
percr of Germany is getting along
most satisfactorily The disease APP
pears quiesent. there are no signs Of
spreading and the glands arc not in
the least involved. HIS health is ex~
cellent and his appearance shows no
trace of illness or suffering, except
that his hair has become gray.
There can be no escape from the
fact that the union soldiers, now so
largely represented by the Grand
Army of the Republic, saved this
government. Age cannot wither nor
custom state the infinite variety of
useful lessons to be derived from
this fact. One is that no political
organization can safely wound the
sensibilities or affront the honor of
the old soldiers. All i'll timed and
utterly uncalled for attack on the
Grand Army of the Republic de-
feated the democratic municipal
ticket at Helena And it was a good
ticket
The twenty-second national en-
campments to lie held the second
week in September next at Columbus
Ohio, will in all probability be the
grandest meeting of that organiza
ton ever held Arrangements are
bsing made for grand reception of
all the Grand Army boys who attend.
The committee on camps and bar
racks has been rendered free use of
the large camping grounds and
enough tents to accommodate 70.O30 |
men. Being situated at central
portion of the United States will
make it comparatively easy for many
to attend. Any posts or corps de-
string to attend can obtain informa-
ton by writing to Alfred b. Lee,
Columbus. Ohio.
Our late chief justice filled an ex-
alted station. Since the beginning of
our government he was the eighth in
he line-A ashington first appointed
John Jay who was confirmed by the
Senate Sept. 26, 1889. He resigned
, 1888-04-12

Suppose Bismark stays out Of the
German government. VIII it not
be another unsettliug factor IN
European peace? 1t seems the now
emperor is inauSurating new policy.
after all.
, 1888-04-12
NOTES FROM VICTORIA.

VICTORIA, April G.-The bill incor-
porating the Beechey bay branch of
the Island railway has passed its
third reading in the house of the as>
sembly. The bill for ferry between
Beechey bay and the America side
has passed the house of commons,
and will soon become a law.
James McLaren, of buckingham,
Quebec, is here for the purpose of
arranging for the developamant of
timber limits acquired by his firm on
the island and mainland 1t is said
tina. he will put up = million with
capacity Of 5G.000,0O0 feet annually.
Juneau IS the metropolis of Alas
ka. Ii has winter population of
some 800 people. but this il largely
Increased during the summer months
through a migratory population,
mostly minors, who outfit and estab-
lish their headquarters there, Last
year it doubled in size, and town
lots that last spring were rated at
$1,000 are now held at S2500.
, 1888-04-12
General
Merchandise.
Shipping & COmmiSS'n
Merchants.
Clothing & Gents Fur
niSling Goods.
FAMILY GROCERIES!
FAMILY GROCERIES +!

We always Keep in stock complete
line of Choice Family Groceries, and
will sell them at prices which cannot
be beat by any firm on the Coast.
VIII deliver all goods free of charge
to any part of the city.
Give us trial in this line and see
if we don't please you, both in prices
and quality.
, 1888-04-12
OVER THE CANADIAN PACIFIC.

VANCOUVER. Is. c., April G.-The
steamship Batavia sailed for Yoke
hama with eleven passengers, four
teen Chinese and full general car
go. 4 large quantity of cargo was
left behind, which the steamer was
not able to take. immigration has
fairly commenced here. Yesterday ;
train had four immigrant sleepers.
all crowded, besides the Pullman
aud day coaches.
, 1888-04-12

We would call the attention OF those
usrInS homeopathic remedies that we
have full line and respectfully solicit
their patronage. n. ID. HILL & Sons.