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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-25
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rpecisI 20 Township Trustee

We have complete line of books and
blanks as required by the township trus-
tees, township treasurer, justice of the
peace, constable and road overseer Orders
promptly filled. Correspondence solicited
Tx WICHITA EAGLE,
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Dasslsrs com i4e1 AVS and sAssson Law,
for q for sA.s al tbs o1ies AZ tie stands I'd
pnee cAv-C
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kEADf AND foR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
a ss~ sss iESsrss, E.ss Tor E..-As
LA~yerN

Kansas Pleading AID Prac,,o. "a chi
Cas~s, With terms. By irwin Taylor. q:
tie Topeka lar, author Of .-Bnsfoigest."
Annotated Cod.." etc. O-ssyo. co
pagsz' " nes seat Postpaid % receipt of
pre- IHk WICHITA EAGlx
wichita Kan
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To the Ed or Of the Eagle.
Please announce the name Of f. W. Phillips o
Salem township as a candidate for represent alive
from The SD district subject to the decision OF the
Republican noIlilayii contention, ned IN vienna
West Silel Augu "a d6ws
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Special 10 Attorneys.

Just completed large number Of tho
Attorneys pocket docket" For sale at
this office deItf
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

II. L. Taylor IS a candidate for the nomination of
Pr bat Judge. subject to the approval OF the he
publican county convention -
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-25

Please announce my name as q candidate for the
Office of Probate Judge of Sedgwick county. subject
to the decision Of the coming Republ can county
convention.
Az w, II. MAXWELL.
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Fast Train 20 ST. Ioui, and the East via tho
Missouri Pacine NY

Composed OF day coaches, elegant free
reclining chair cars, ana Pullman sleepers,
leaves Wichita 1T Ill. 81 a. IN. runs
through to st. Louis solid, arriving there
al $40 a. IN, next day. This is three
hours quicker than any other line and the
only other line running both reclining
chair cars and Pullman sleepsrs from here
through without change. City ticket office
~ Main street
f. f. BLECkLEY,
dl40tf Pass. and Ticket Agent
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Take the new short line, c. K & y.
Rock Island route, TO Kansas City, ST
Joseph, Chicago and St Louis Ii4-tf
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Editor EAGLE: Please announce me as candi-
date reelection to the position of county attor-
ney subject the decision OF the Repuhllca con-
yention TO be held IL Wichita August Is. 1917;
d&wi6 &. w. G. JONES.
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will be a candidate for probate judge. before the
county Republican convention. W. L. BuCkNEh-
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Dissolution Nctiee.

The undertaking firm of Dunbar e. Dear
Ing was dissolved by mutual consent on
July 1855. Mr. Dan a will continue the
business al the old stand as North Main
street, and viii collect all bills and assume
all indebtedness. OF the old firm. Mr..
bearing will be retained until Sept-rn Der
l: then the entire business will be under
the supervision OF Mr.. \. j. Breeze, late of
Springfield, Ohio. Mr.. Breeze is Of ster-
ling ability and one Of the foremost under
takers and funeral directors in the co1n-
try. being gradual. Of DR.. Clark's IA
nous school OF enbalmiBc
d51-3t n. c. DUNBAR
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Please announce that ". S..AIorris is candidate
for the office of county attorney subject TO the de-
cision OF the Republican convention Ut Sedswick
county. ~
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am a candidate for state senator in this district
subject to the decision of the Republican conven-
ltt,n d a " 5e- o. II BENTLEY.
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Please announce the name of Chas. II. Luling as a
candidate for the Office Clerk of the District Court
subject to The decision OF the Republican no,ninat-
nrconyentioD %;
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Eagle Publish up House.

FFE't 7 f'4IIHti NR FfUust.
NJ. NJ. Murdoch & BIZ. proprietors,
printers, binders, publishers and blank
book manufacturers. All kinds Of county,
township and school district records and
blanks. Legal blanks of every description
Complete stock of justices dockets and
blanks. Job printing of all kinds Cor
respondence solicited Address all com
munications to
r. p. MUBpoCK. Manager,
dSStf~ Watt Wichita, Kansas
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Music.

Private lessons will he given at the mu
sic rooms OF the Lewis academy during
| the vacation, commencing Monday June
4. Already a large number have regis
tered. 15-tf A ". SICKNER
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will be a candidate Cor reelection TO the ofce Of
stare senator subject the action Il she Iepubu-
can conTe on. JNO- hELLl.
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Please announce A. y. Wright as a candidate 70,
reelection To the Office of Clerk OF the Dlstric'
Court; subject to the decision OF the Republican
nominating convention dol
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For farm loans call at Lombard
Mortgage Company. Money paid as soon
As papers are executed. ds9-wo0-tf
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For quick money on improved real estate
call on Kansas National Loan Co.
20 5Ot II. w LEWIS, Pres.
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To County superinr~ndonts.

We have just completed large number
of sets of school records including the new
book las required by law, register OF war
Orders filled promptly.
THE WICHITA EAGLE
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Attorneys pocket dockeis for sale at this
Office Orders By msil promptly filed
Address ali orders 20 The WICHITA EAGLE,
Wichita, Kan. X. =. Murdoch, Manager
dg3 80
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Free reclining chair cars are row raining
or a.. trans CT ibe &. a q = Ky Rock
Kansas City S. Josepa. Chicago. ),
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PHrlApELrHrA; July .. 1894


Wichita EAGLE, Wichita, Kan
conference.-the have sean one Of your
Mortgage Loan Registers ~ the Office Of
the Philadelphis Mortgag. and Trust Co,
this city. and shall Be obliged IL you will
send this company ons similar IN ali ~
spects II your earliest convenience. and ~
main RESPECTFULLY yours,
TEIODoRK FEoTETSGHAx-
e6fs Secretary
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-25

The c. X. & y Ky.. Rock Island
Route, are now running the most elegant
chair cars between Wichita and Kansas
City that are used IN Kansas. This Is the
only line running chair cars On morning
trains 10 Kansas City. This Is the only
line running chair cars through TO Chi
cago. This is the only line running chair
cars to Topeka and st. Joseph This Is
the great line between Wichita and ali
points north. east and south Call At No.
200 Z. Douglas avenue. ets
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BOSTON STORES
GREAT CUT
= A J. ID
CONTINUES.

Our cuts are deep and are
well worth your attention.
Ladies colored bordered hand
keIchiefs,
6 for ID cents.
Good vegetable ivory buttons
guaranteed TO wash.
3 cents per dozen.
Large lot Of oxidide lace pins
formerly % cents,
Now cut to 9 cents.
Childs breast pins worth 10
cents,
For l cent.
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City Loans wanted.

Swab & Closer, Tailors. 200 Main st.-15
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WICHITA, Kan, July 1s, 1883.
I Wichita & Valley Center Motor Line Rail-
road and Land Co.
There will be meeting of the stock
holders at O'Clock p. m, July 2Sth, at the
office of the president at No 211 North
Main street. BY order of board of direc-
tors. j. A. DoRAN,
54-1t Secretary.
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See the Closing Prices
on ParaSOlS.

All our fine parasols at %
per cent off of last week S
prices.
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EuitOr FlGIe.
Please announce that am a candidate for the
ONCE OF probate Judge ect TO the decision of the
Republican convention o. Sedgwicb county.
dol Il. D. HAMMOND.
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AL persons WHO have been not,sed BY
the urcersiSned 20 work On toe streets =.
per city ordinance. falling 70 appeay =.
the time snd plsce Specified IN said notice,
wiz ca and after this date lie prom p,ly
dealt with according 20 law, ard warrants
for their arrest be issued against them
without further nc.ice :. y. S7oST,
S,reet Com u lsssn..-
Wichita. Kan. Mag a. fsss - =
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Everybody rssss n

way tSt- Joeeph T. Iowa Railroad Co,
Iessee), is the BEST equipped line west Of
the Missouri river. Our equipment was
built expressly for this hne By the Pull
man Palace Car Company, which Is . guar.
antee 10 the travelling public tina: il is
strictly frs, class You Will fad ali OF Cur
coaches elegantly Upholstered and very
comfortable in every particular II ROD
are going 70 any part o, Kansas CT Nebras-
ka- or 70 any point east. rea,sn Der yoa viii
never regre. having started right, by tax
ing the Chicago, Kansas & NeD-aska rail-
way. Rock Island Route For further
particulars address Jno, Sebastian. c. 7. s.
p. 4. Topeka EAn SVE
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NEW THROUGH CAR SERVICE

Swab & CLOSER, Tailors, 2O6 Main st.-15
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MAKING A TEA SET.
POTTERY NOT MADE so RAPIDLY
AS REPORTED.

Explanation of Big Story That Has
Been Circulating in the English News
papers-A Good Many Finishing Touches
Needed-The Cost,
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MANY LINES
BEING SLAUGHTERED
At The
BOSTON STORE.

Every article in the house cut
to close out.
Ladies linen collars, slightly
soiled, for 3 cents.
Ladies Jersey silk mitts,
formerly SOC, down to 90 cents.
Misses regular made hose,
all sizes, formerly 20 cents,
down to 10 cents.
Ladies Nainsook aprons, re-
duced to Z cents.
Cloth toilet sets of 5 pieces
reduced to 5 cents per set.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-25

The following are the transfers of real
estate filed in the recorders Office yester-
day.
The National tribune., 1888-07-19
A NEW ORGANIZATION.
The Regular Army Union Of The USA


Washington Garrison, No /, Of "The Regular
Army Union Of the U. S. A." gives in its pre-
ambe the following:
Whereas there are thousands Of honorably dis
charged Regular Soldiers aud Sailors vino have
spent the best days OF their lives in the service Of
this country, who to-day total strangers TO one
another; and
Whereas the Army and Navy of the United
States Of America are the principal guardians and
strongest support OF civilization in the protection
OF Its citizens their lives and liberties their honor
and integrity, well enforcing the laws on the
frontier against the encToachment Of foreign DOW
ers and the subduinR of our most harassng and
DArbarous enemies TO civilization the wild and un-
civilized Indians, which have been a source Of
bloody strife Tor many years; and considering il
our duty Tor the purpose OF frateTnal recognition
and the enhancement of social relations between
It's members, as well as mutual protection and
benefit, such as moral and pecunisry benefits IN
cases Of distress death and the continued efforts
Of stil prOpakating the welfare Of our country and
the progress Of civilization in the future Therefore
be il
Res0lUed That we the Regulars that were hon
oTably discharged from the Regular Army OF the
United States Of America, do, and have organized
az The Regular Army Union of the u. s. A. for the
advancement Of and for social and benevolent OBJ
Jecs aud purposes. aud for the protection and wei
fare Of our families and Experimentation J.
Fus,ner Chairman. b56 Walnut ST.: c. G. Boyle
Secretary. West Third St.. John w. Johns Fifth
aud Elm Sts.; David Erwin, 205 State Avenue; John
Euglebert 40 Abigail ST., Trustees of Gen. George
Washington Garrison, No. ], II. A. u.
ANY information will be cheerfully given by
addressing the Secretary.
The National tribune., 1888-07-19

anniversary of the battle of Antietam. in which
engagement the regiment lost 2J6 men in killed
and wounded. Comrades desiring 70 attend
will please report to me as above, or to Samuel
Gulick, Secretary, Danville.
RHODE ISLAND.
Geo. N. Turner, Secretary. Rocky Point
The annual Reunion of the survivors Of the
Sd r. l. Ii. A. will be held August g. az Rock
Point.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The survivors of the First Brigade Third
Division, Twentieth Corps, will hold a Reunion
at Fox Lake, ILL.,, July p to p inclusive.
The Signal Corps Reunion which took place
at Gettysburg during the ceremonies Attending
the 18th anniversary OF tbs battle, was attend
ed by representatives from almost every State
in the Union. The most important part OF the
program was the assignment to them by Col.
Batchelder, Of the Battlefield Memorial Asso-
citation, Of the two large bolders OF Little Round
Top, directly to the right OF that on which
will be placed the tablet to the memory Of Gen.
G.. X. Warren. 1t is proposed 10 place on these
two bolders bronze figures representing an OIL
Ger and fagman of the Signal Corps tagging a
message. Gen. jesse Merrill Of Lock Haven,
Pa, who served as Chief Signal Officer at the
headquarters Of Gen. George 1T. Thomas. vas
elected President; Capt James Hall, OF
Remove, Pa, Army of the Potomac, Vice PTesi-
dent; Charles ID. W. Marcy, Secretary and
Treasurer; Willard Brown, Historian. J. II.
Kelly, of Albany; Paul G. Botticher, of New
ark, n. j., and George E. Woodbury., Of Paw
tucket, r. l., Executive Committee, and Capt.
Louis r. Fortescue, OF Philadelphia Chairman
of the Committee on Memorial at Gettysburg.
Additional interest was manifested at this
gathering from the fact that it was the first
time within the history Of the association that
an orator and poet had been chosen from among
the members, and the enthusiasm which greet
ed the reading Of the poem by Maj. A. B.
Capron, Of Rhode Island, aud the grafton OF
Gen. Jesse Merrill, by the large audience in
the courthouse. was an evidence Of the wisdom
in the selection of these two gentlemen. The
meeting was enliyened by the appearance oil
Serg't Frankenberry, who produced the signal
flag which waved the message, made famous in
song and story, from Gen. Sherman at Kene-
saw, via AllatOona, to Rome, the headquarters
of Gen. Corse: " Move with your command "a
AllatOOna. Hold the place, and / will help
you" 1t was decided by a unanimous vote
at this meeting that in future the Reunions OIL
the Signal Corps shall be held at the time and
place of holding the National Encampmsnt o.
the Grand Army of the Republic.
The National tribune., 1888-07-19
THE GRAND ARMY,
News From The DepartmentS---NeW
Pests, etc.
Preparations FOR the "a National Eneampmel

Preparations Cor the 22d National Enoampment.
Comrades desiring to camp out during the
Encampment viii have sn opportunity to 90 SO.
Grounds have been engaged for camping pur-
noses. and tents viii be pitched for the accom-
mediation of 100000 comrades. The grand en-
csmpment will be within the distance OF a mile
from the State Capitol. The Society OF ire
Army Of West Virginia viii hold Reunion
at Columbus during the week, and wall erect
monster tent, which viii accommodate $4,000
people. j. too, VIII be pitched within the city
limits All tie Reunion meetings and Camp
fires Of tie society viii be held in this tent
The big camp viii be arranged and apportioned
according 10 States and Departments. Each
large delegation viii be furnished with the
plan Of its camp and such other information as
nav be important in reference to the general
eBcampment All tents viii be supplied with
straw for bedding, wood and water, free OF
charge The camps Will be thoroughly drained
ana p0lieed and will be Illuminated all night
with electric lights.
The use Of tire public-school buildings and
grounds has been engaged for Reunion meet
ings of the survivors of regiments, hTigades,
divisions and corps Of the Union army, and no
charge viii be made for the same The parks
and other public grounds viii be kept open and
free for the recreation Of the city's guests.
The headquarters Of the Commander-in-ChIet
Of all the Department Commanders and Of the
General Council during the Enc2npIn Week
viii be located in the State Capitol building,
where admirable rooms, amply sufficient Tor
this purpose, viii be placed at their disposal by
courtesy OF the officers Of the State. This ar
rangement is important as it will bring all the
headquarters near together at the central point
Of the city. The meeting Of the National En-
cSmpment viii be held in the Metropolitan
Opera House.
Richard Metz, Secretary, Waynesburg: The
10Th annual Reunion of the survivors of the
10th Ohio has been changed from Waynes-
burg Aug. 30, TO Columbus, Thursday, Sept.
b. during Encampment week. Headquarters
OF the regiment VIII be in the Garfield School
Building, corner Of Garfield and Mount Vernon
avenues. Street railway connections with
headquarters from all parts of the city. All
comrades will please wear upon their breasts
the number Of their regiment and Sixth Corps
bsdge-blue cr0ss-and upon their arrival IN
the city VIII report at once 10 headquarters.
a meeting on Thursday, Sept. b. at 10 o'clock
q. m, sharp, will be held at headquarters.
B. II. Maxwell, South Fourth street, Steuben-
vile O., would ike very much to have the fol-
lowing regiments hold joint Reunion at Column
bus during the Encampment: S5th, Seth, and
10th H.; 22d Ind. and sd Ohio.
Henry F. Oehler, Massillon, O.: The Reunion
Of the survivors of the 18th Ohio has been
changed from Massillon to Columbus. The
comrades will meet at Switchman's Hall, No.
al North High street. Sept u, at 10 o'clock.
The National tribune., 1888-07-19
So Frightened.
d. L.. u.

woman weighing about 2I5 pounds plunged
wildly around in frightfully dangerous man
ner on a crowded street the other day. She
was evidently looking for some one, for she
breathlessly gasped out:
Charles! Oh, Charles Where has he gone
Oh, Charles!"
Charles had been carried forward by the
crowd, and when he stopped lamp-post had
hidden him from view. When the big woman
saw him she plunged forward. fell heavily on
his 13-ineh chest crushing him against the
lamp post, and sobbed out:
"Oh-Charley -my-own-dear- husband :
l lost sight of you and l was so frightened st
finding myself alone in this crowd! You
mustn't let yourself be carried away from your
little giFly again! You know how timid I
am I'm so easily frightened child
that ] am y
The National tribune., 1888-07-19
An Ancient Custom Broken.

Tell me, dearest Calliope, precious one, can
yeu love me but a little? Dare I hope that
you will some day give me the right to call you
my own. to cherish You, love you. bear you on
my hards and protect you from the harshness
of a cold, feelinsless world? Thus spoke Gland
Jus, in passionate, trembling accents, as he
threw himself at the feet of the queenly woman
he loved SO msdly.
"Claudius," replied CalliOpe, looking him
steadfastly in the eye, this is not sudden; I
have been expecting it for some time; / viii
not say that l will be sister to you, nor do I
want time for consideration; I viii be yours,
not some day but right away take me, and
my parents will bless you"
Claudius thought and thought, and knew not
what to think
The National tribune., 1888-07-19
Imposing on General Sheridan.


As the result of two years of literary labor,
General Philip II. Sheridan has prepared his
Personal Memoirs, aud placed the manuscript
in our hands for publication. The work is In
two volumes, of FIVE hundred pages each, and
will be issued about the first of December of the
present year.
1t is a work of very high literary merit. the
subject beginning with his early life and fol-
lowing with his entry into the Army, In
dian Fighting, the Civil War, and his obserya-
tions upon the FrancoGerman War. 1t is in
tended that the equipment of the book shall
be worthy of its illustrious author, and no pains
will be spared in that direction, as the work
will contain q carefully prepared maps and %
being two fine steel prints of
General Sheridan carefully-engraved wood
portraits of his principal officers, and the Loyal
Girl of Winchester, Engravings of Sheridan's
famous War Horse, the Bellegroye House and
other interesting pictures; also, facsimile of
celebrated dispatches and letters
We believe that beyond the interest which
the public have in every entertaining and
valuable work, the American people desire that
this literary venture of General Sheridan be
pecuniary success, and we therefore call atten-
tion to the facts contained in the following let
ter and request that Colonel Sheridan makes in
reply, trusting that the imposition attempted
to be practiced " will be avoided, and that
those upon whom cangassing agents may call
Will ascertain from LneprOSpRCtuS IN the hands
of the canyasser, exactly for what they are
subscribing.
CHARLES /. WEBSTER Co, PUBLISHERS.
NEW YORK. June q, 1888.
COLONEL NJ V. SHERIDAN Washington, D. O.
DEAR SIR; The same practices are being re-
sorted to in regard to the forthcoming Memoirs I"
which General Sheridan has prepared, and the sale
of which is now being canvassed, that were used
III the case of the Grant Memoirs, namely: agents
canvass from place TO place with cheap Life of
General Sheridan written by some unknown per-
son, and represent it as the book which General
Sheridan has written.
In the case of the Grant Memoirs, finding the
sale was likely to he injured. as in this case we
submitted the matter to General Grant. Will you
kindly advise US, in General Sheridan's behalf
what course we shall pursue
Yours respectfully,
(Signed) CHAS. l.. WEBSTER e. co.
WASHINGTON, d. c. June %, 1888.
Messrs. G. l.. WEBSTER Il Co., No. 3 East 18th ST..
New York City.
GENTLEMEN: | believe that the views of Gen.
era Sheridan are like those of General Grant
under similar circumstances; that s, that you let
the public know by the best means you can of the
imposition attempted to be practiced.
Very truly yours,
lsignedl NJ. v. SHERIDAN, Col and A. D. @.