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Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21
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MISCELLANEOUS,
BEAR & HERRING.

civil ENGINEERS
Office SO North Market Street. Wichita Kansas
Survey business and residence lots, DO mapping
ana p&tt ing, lay out toSnS additions parks cenle-
teries, give grades for buildings pavenents.
sewers. All work under our personal supervision
Thirty live years experience 5Glms
PHILLIPS & R0WN
Veterinary Surgeons J. " Phillips .. V. s. grad
Gatc OF the Chicago Vet. college. T. \. BCwn v S
once - r Douglas avenue, Wichita has.
Telephone No. ). I41-tf
McMkHANS DETECTIVE AGENCY
Cliice in the Clement building Rooms and 5 III
n Malil st.. or lock box Is J. A. McMahan. Supt.
Eft
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Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21

Physician end Surgeon. Office 81 East Douglas
avenue, southwest Corner Of Topeka avenue Resi-
deEce lis \. Market street. Telephones ONCE -
Residence lis.
OFFICE HOURS, 10 To u 4. ", AND TO $50 p. NJ.
and in Office also when not Otherwise engaged !5tl
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21
ROGERS,

- ne photographer Pictures in all sizes and STYLES
tie also carries tho uest assortment OF pictura
frames IN The city. Give him friendly call and ex-
anime SAMPLES
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21
Kansas City Live Stock.
l. go. q. fst--x-
The Live Stock Indicator reports:

The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Receipts 1900; shipments 2,109. Mar
ket sesas atopcni1g. bat grass range became weak
and lIc lower Good TO choice corn fed. S5tEa55G
common 20 medium, 81 4-75 stockers and feeders,
s1sgSs5; grass range steers, sloOG3iU; cows, Sl<o
gao -
HOGS-Receipts. 1JHf shipments, none Market
openeJ strong and sc higher closing weak with ad-
vance los. Good to choice, 81. .oaeo.21 common
- medium - ah65.ll
SHEEP-Eeceipts 400 shipments, ne, Market
steady. Good 10 choice InattonS. sjVUS4 W; COM
mon 10 medium, sl-J0et2.i5.
St I ouis Live Stock.
ST. Louis. No, August 20.
CATTLE-Receipts. $500: shipments go Market
strong: choice heavy native steers, f30 t535 alf
to good naive steers. Sipssj 10 butchers steers,
medisIn to choice s5.5el.j stot kers and Re derS
fair 10 good. SO 1851 rangers, corn led,
iIJtg3.i1; grass fed. -. -JGf3.@.
HOGS-Receipts 1850, shipments 80, Nsrket
higher: cho,ce heavy and butchers selectl ms,
Sc Oa6 5t hacking medium to prime SGztgdi0 Light
grades ordinary TO best, 80. llsgj - - .
SHEEP Receipts 2,S5s shiDments. 2.SOO Market
unchanged; fst;r 10 choice 50 itSz.'J.
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21
CHICAGO, KANSAS d NEBRASKA Il. II.
ROCK ISLAND ROUTE,

Elegant free reclining chair cars on morning
trains, ana Pullman s!eepcrs on all night trains.
Tickets SOLD and baggage checked through to all
points. City ticket Office 800 East Douglas ayenuo.
Passenger station, corner Douglas and Aicau ave.
{. a, EUTHEKFORD, Ticket Agent.
Wichita & Valley Center Motor & u. K. Co
Motor for Valley Center viii leave Thirteenth
street at 60 H. 1929 a. III, 220 p. and 521 p.
Leave Valley Center for Wichita at t:2U i. and
1890 420 and 40 D.
Cars viii leave Douglas avenue for works,
connecting with motor every hour from 6.0j i. N
iii $50 y.
Wichita & Valley Center f. Il. cars leave post
office ok DAYS at t;lti. 1890 m. and 200 500 500
p Sunday Ill $50, 1889. i2O)a. m, 40 100. GOu
Special rates made to sunday schools. ONCE
rooms /. and :. No. 2il North Main. Telephone
No. %,,. John Fisher, Nsiratgs =
Extra cars for excursions al all tness de tt
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21

uc I'll the historical garments which croTo
the greaS raussurns q The world lone are
more famous than the gray overcoat aid
chapeau Of Nau.oleon I. celebrated Il Ber-
aa-crs and Rates. poems. aid painted by
scores q aspiring French srtassA =. G re-
cent search through the archives Of the times
Ct the great conqueEor the tailoE-s AID bat
te-fs account for some q these articles ot
c.o.a--g hzs been found, and i. appears thzt
for each Of his ''char.auI cas-o-s lie ysasd
sl2. while his ''r-dingoses grtses7 cost him
81 ap3ece- Tie overcoafs were always ,--i.--s
very wids, for. contrary 20 TIC crsssoE1 Ct tha
o.-.--ce-s ot taas period, Hs?olesa never toox
CO AS eozuIe1S-Dos.oa TraEscrl1
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21
BOARDING.

WANTED Bear. * a. - Y Topeka avezze =,
w ozabie Tstes- feasznf re-azzls fer for
Sons. ether laiies Or gentlemen ogkx.
yl-ASTTD-To t.o.rd f-z~Tses fs- raEt o. hons
" within. f.Ir o. ave Ds1s X - D5ssgizs axsgz.
rex AoEse - - y h-s . "a .lss
a. 5zt aza- reEso@-zs-s re--:. Actress & 4 y,
ExSse assce. % 80
ASTEIb-PrsTzfe fszEifses vao desire 20 lard
w -eES 1zrr ST. - HysSErBass4sss Fsrsgzs
sss2.zts Esea-e ca Oos ->s;A esiegzs zssFs.ras
College frsgl 70 . cox es-l=
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21
FOR RENT-REsIDENCES

E>oR REST-A nice 5 room house near TO bSlst-
Fechhein:er Block. ,a.l-..rs
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FOR EXCHANGE.

CoR ExCHANGE-A 30 stock Of pure and well
4 selected stock of drugs; has good e~jabl shed
trade III county seat town near Wichita want oeir
Market 81. Wichita Ran. 81, Ct
TOR EXCHANGED good restaurant and con
II fcctionary stock worth s2,sH. Ga Carthage. No,
doing big business. clear to exchange FOR GOOD
Clear Kansas land : Nelson, room > - \.
ITO EXCHANGE Half interest in good livery
block OF ground in a good town IN Butler county.
This viii hear nyes!faton; want clear land Wortl
a Wieh' AZ Ran a. . N'i'0i room " 10 " N~rsf ct
IIOR EXCHANGE-Hsndsoue brick re- idonce for
II clear land good livery -t0, Efcur residences
bringing rent. for stock grpcerie-. biu-t trade a
goods plenty o; money 20 loan at low rates creller
* Cowiey 100 y &ain, room Z. sOS:
J,oR EXCHANGE feet near the business cen
Ter Of The cts for stock % boots and shoes that
wiI!invoice from s4Do0 TO 500 Address Pair Ex-
change, Eagle Office 1s6s
EHoR ExCHANGE;-ssl 10 fe.t wet front On Ly ala
II ave- by 80 feet deep between 4,-v and t2ud -t..
Kansas City, Mo. Price s5.sDg mortgage s51. runs
loug time. Want iUpr Tpd farm. Clly properly.
Address J. u. Whom. Burden. Laa. 80
E-oR ExCHANGE-Cano on fi,e West SIDE mil.
aEd get gricc- % -four. graham ~ corn mead
and feed OF al nf-. also % get yo.r sriadius d0ne
KING q slough Brothers, Proyr.e-lrs 90
TOR EXCHASaE-aG acre farm. wei improved
4 mortgage tl-51 Tor soti s5Jf q. general
inerchand4s- in some sD4ait town, v5I give = %
Tasie. one mile from town Address Gardf.- 4.
Walker, Ci-eDey. han7ts - VI
Tor ExCIANGF.-l ~ acres % eoo.l farm land.
Il heated three r4i.t- from Aefss3p NesstUn c1htF
No ~ acres lu cultivation. orchard timber and
fs'r improvements, A very desiraD.e ho3~a Br.-s
Of reasons for making exchange. Psrtif- having
residence properly hsre with small ri0Ttgags Nj
do vel 10 call upon Walker s- room T.
S0rth Main street. tor fuI particulars. dat
ITO EXcBANGE-Ferp property is Sebrssha.c.ssr
southeast slarte- section =. Neetog toea-l4fp.
Harvey county , 3Bsss. A1!fess box - " est side
Iowa cs5-xN
I'ok Ike HA SGE-TS Traders ag51 ever body siss
i be haDeas abstract agency Will furnish yc3
abstracts 70 any Lands = lie s1ate ~ kslsas asa
diagrams. deSCr1 yi4ofsz aaG s.Tirra1ss q
Kansas A osfr a; AEe1cT, rooms - Z. No -
Market ST. Wichita. Kan. J. =. WbeeeT uas-sgsr.
olS~tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21
E. n. CJNET,IN. MD

General practit oner Of medicine. surgery, yyraS-
cniosy and obstetrics. Urea. all chronic and piivae
diseases. oxygen tire Jmeat gwen wnon re uired.
PivS and all diseases OF the recJurn Il specially,
Office removed 10 ia North Main street. over Kan
sas National bank. Once Eours tol2 a. ID. },
and :. 20 y. ID. dIfT-Lf
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21
FOR RENT-MISCELLANE0US.

TOR RENT-A Gour mill z miles nth OF WicE-
4 tia with the finest water power in the neighb5r-
hood. This property Is located IN hr~iciass grain
district Easy terms 20 the right Apply TO
X L. Shapter Co.. room Ia " Alarket St, Wich
iti. dol-tt%
NOR RENT-Good offices with perfect light and
L ventilation, in the Sedgwick. low = per
month. Apply at o1ice No. ~ second fonr. =. j.
Collins, agent. l,-tf
nor RENT-Three good store rooms on Douglas
u once rooms, furnished and unfurui~het
Soorls. NJ Z. Barnes < son, 4UI L Douglas avenue.
room l. lsltf
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21
DR.. FANNIE STEPHENS.
DR.. G. G., FURLEY

Office at residence. 20 South Wafer st. o.
hours II TO y d. ~. : TO ,. m. d
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DRS TFPRITT. - SHIFTS

Physician and Sulgeoa, il y Main street; tele-
phone tor Office No 30, for residence L. DR.. Ter
ri, general practice, diseases o. and chill
dren and obstetrics. Or. Shuts, consgmpti
cstarrh all throat and chest Diseases. piles, rup-
lures, blood. SKIN and chronic diseases generally.
Consultation free lJl-tt
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21
FOR TRADE

LNOR TRADE-So-re io;s n north wicsta ard
Iogr-r0oIn hoGss AID Jos. al Gear ts- equity Il
ssx 70 < n ho>e ~ city mast ~ ssrsasn
address Clear Lot LIS Sherwood svsaue. wichita
c So
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21
HELP WANTED-MALE.

"ANTED-Sevea section hands, $L25 per d. Nv:
W Tree pass, nye laborers in the city; good
wages; TWO cocks SO per week COOK, g. yer
eek one yard il city; dining room girl.
hVe good agents Anyone looking FOR work call
early Monday morning. W. s Cook, IA Z. Douglas
Il M
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21
DR.. J. ". KIRKN0OD.

Office Noble Block, corner Of 1oGgias and Topeka
avenues Residence No .Jj South Topeka, teie-
phone residence, No IA Gi-2ms
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

Tor RENT-A nicely furnished front room suit
L able for two gentlemen. Call al o45 y. Main 81.
bet NeeI. I'd and 81 St dcl-tt
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21

DOR EXCFIANGE-A e., 30 stock Of pure and well
selected stock of drugs; has good e~jabl shed
trade ia county seat town near Wichita. want seir
Ia d IN Ruter county. 4 =. Nelson, room ,. rs g.
Market 81, Wichita Fan, Il 80 GJ
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21

NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and business men to
w know that the NatioT al Accountants Bureau
offers unsurpassed facilities for the procurement OF
HrsI-ci3S~ men and women FOR positions IL book
keepers and accountants. Business who want
eihclent help, anG expert bCok-kt epcrs who can
give first-cIaSS references and want situations,
would do well by addressing Us. Once for the state
of Kansas N the Southwestern Bus College,
Wichita Kansas. y-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21

W ANTED-Ane expert typewriter who has some
" know ledge OF bookkeeping. Address c. K 4,
Eagle Office .5-Izt
" ANTED-I.ive men 70 sell the Gsgood scales in
w Reno. Harvey. EsrpeF, Butler. kiRgman.
sumner t0wiey SeGgw ick counties on com mission
Call a. hay market address 5Si Campbell ave-
nu- West Side, Wichita, Kansas. A. ID. Access,
agent for Southern Kansas. 156-
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FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS

EOR SALE-firstclass Racine canoe. with all the
IL fittings. paddles, sails. rE,ider. etc. Cali
address Louis +. knOcke. at l55 y; Main. dol-tt'
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-21

IfuR RESI-feI. ,oori hcst<.s II Everes av near
the t-sTiefc universiJs: good residence = salt
able for boarding relt re>oihs: for s,ile or trade
Cell or address ail 5. OsS ST. West side q SO.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-12-09

moneys or certificate OF indebtedness
now due this county for service. ZEN.
dciel in the Karuahan AMI Ovens
Cases. and to receipt for the samo il re.
qnired.
Uppu reading the petition OF citizens
Of Tuscarort rpEE.hip. file h-rrin,
praying that Tia" Hon. Board furnish
soa" ass;staucs i!om the county To
Mrs. Susan Haynes nud chlliren, who
are without means OF support. aul now
residing IN snid town OF Iuscarora
Petition granted; aud Oh motion the
Board ordered TINT Geo. w. PeItier &
CO. furnish tho sail Mrs. Haynes with
provisions to the amount Of S25 mud
present their bill TO the county for tho
SAME.
The following reports Of Cfliccs wcrs
then examined. approved and fled. to
Wit: A. G.. DNwlry, Clerk; J. B. AbIc,
Hospital Steward; +. L. Alwell.
Shoriff; John Mckee, JaiIer.
The Bon!d then proceeded - fix the
amount OF bonds which will be required
Of County and To Smh hp officers ns fol.
lows. to wit: Sheriff. SI5.0OO; Clerk.
$4,000; Recorder. 5000; Treasurer,
500. Goo; District Attorney. $4,000; Pub
lie Administrator. S2.500; Surveyor.
$4,000; Justices OF tho Peace, 1000;
Constnblcs, $1,000.
40 further business appearing the
Board adjourned until Monday, Dec.
81. 1883, ut 10 o'clock. 4. ".
4. g. DAvLEY,
CIork.
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\ magnificent Charity.

Saturday Isaiah V. williamson. OF
Philadelphia. gave 10 bourl Of seven
tTuotccs proI CITY valued at $4,000 GOO,
To be spent by them at their discretion
in giving the poor boys OF thnt city free
education i'll tho mechanicnl trades.
This is understood to b, only tho begin
ming. II the initial gift bears sntisfsc.
tory fruit. Williamson has ,ignaficd his
intention to double aud perhaps triple
1t. In the judgmen' Of one Of the trus-
tees tho onIire henefnction is not apt to
fall below 100000. williamson's
plan il for tho mechanical education of
boys between twelve and eighteen yenrs
OF ago. Williamson il n bachelor, mud
Inns previously given away 81, 500, ,OOO
In public charities.
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Com mmIsBIoncr., PrOccedIngs.

Ths Board OF County Commis'iOner'
met Monday, D"cember 3. 1888, mud
af rr disposing OF Che claims presented,
tpubiished yesterday transacted tho
following business:
Russell, 1Ionfymnn and
Bird.
The Board couniol the morey in tho
Troasury md found snmo coiIsc. ns
compared with Auditors books.
On motion. ordered that tho Auditor
md Treasurer be. nnd they aro hereby
authorized 10 transfer from tho Contiu-
cont Fund to the Officers Snlnry Fund
the sum OF 1000.
On motion II was ordered that tho
Auditor and Treasurer he, nud they ARE
hereby authorized to transfer fton the
IndIngont Fund 10 the Oilic,rG' Salary
Fund the sum Of $4,000.
On motion II was ordered that tho
Auditor and Treasurer be, and they ate
harcby authorized TO trnusicr from the
Gcuoral Fund TO tho Clover Valley Road
Fund the sum Of $40.
The bills Of W. y. CrAuc. George W.
bruce, Anirow Knopf. A Finck aud a.
q. Dawlcy for bounty on scalps were
laid over until tho next meeting OF tho
Board.
'rho bills Of David Lindsay, Indian
Long John. Horny Peters. Goo. Y. Sut.
Ito. Valentine wnlthera, Indian Alex, J.
q. Wilson aud Iii 10y for bounty on
scalps. lnid over nt n former meeting OF
tho Board, wcrc again laid over for fur
thcr consideration.
On motion tho Clerk was instructed
20 correspond with Il, Frost and nscor.
cain u his bill Tor work on White Rock
roads Is correct in regard to dnlc.
On motion 10 vas ordered that the
Clerk DO, md hc is hereby authorized
% communicate with the proper officers
Of White Pine county and to draw any
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-12-09
CnthilY speaks.

Senator Stewart promises that under
tue new administration Mexican lead il
to he kept out OF this country; that We
ARE To have II fivo cent market for our
lead right along, and that silver is TO he
rcmonetizcd aud advanced nt n bound
to ! 1920. The accomplishment Of
these things would be conducive Of
greater brnriit TO the mining State,
and Territories than the imagination
can well depict. Go right along. Uncle
fiil. and sec that your party delivers
the goods. and We will pat you and it OH
the back ut cvory jump. Likewise we
Will all be tempted to vote the Rrpubli-
can ticket nt the next election. You
see the delivery Of the goods will con.
stitutc "a condition aud not q theo-
ry."-Eurrka Sentinel.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-12-09
a Gard OF Thanks.
4. q. DGgLEY,
Clork.

We take this opportunity OF returning
our heartfelt thanks TO our friends, who
came 10 us in our snd bereavement in
the death OF our darling, with hcur,s
lnden with sympathy. nnd hands will
ing mud strong 10 help us in our weak
reGo. Oh! frion Is, our gratitude knows
no bounds. and our prayer is that should
tho days Of SORROW come to you through
such bcteH,cmcnts you ali mny have
that same lovo, sympathy and solicitoms
core extended 10 you. We wonld
THANK tho donr childtop, especially tho
Loyal Temperance Legion, for their
kind remembrance OF their departed
little Hisier, by following her ns 30.
ciety to tho grave, aud rendering tho
lnst snd rite oi couSigning her mortal
romans to tbs tomb. with their beauti.
lul song service.
Dear fricuds, our wish it,
Nny qua rdinn angels their soft wings
display.
And guard you NIL from every danger.
ons way;
Msy health md liHppiness your stops
attend.
May you always have, mud ncvcr need
n friend.
Your sorrow.ng friends.
Mus n. l.. LEONARD,
SIN. LSD Mas. J. Talbot.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-12-09

Hon. Thomas Ssay. the present In.
oumhcn! of the gubcrmRto,ial chn;r cf
Alnbnma, who VAS recently Unanimous
ly reelected. fiT-t saw thu light Of day
on the 20'h Of November, 1916. in
Green county. Alabama. md is copse.
qr"ntly just forty-two years old. He
ohinincd his primary education in the
'hools OF hia native county. and after
s"rviug as private in tho Coule lcrutr
h'my. completed his studies at the
southern University. Mt Greensboro.
Alabama, from which institution he was
graduated ia tho class Of 1867. Subsc.
queutIy hn commenced the study of
law. and being admitted t. tao bar by
the Supreme Court uf the State in the
year 1867, has PurNu'i his profession
with succcss. Iu 1871, at time when
the. Thirty-sccOmi Senatorial district Of
Alabama Was overwhelmingly KcpuLl-
can, he WA nominated by the Demo
Gratis 20 load forlorn hope against
their triumphant opponent. lie was
defeated in the contest. but increased
the Democratic vote considerably; two
ycnr4 later. in 1876. he was again uomi.
mated by the Democratic party. aud vas
elected by lnrEe minority. Since
th-n he has continually serve olthe state
n" n Senator without opposition. until
1886 when 10 WAS elected Governor OF
Alabama. Mr. Seay was ms mber Of
the National Democrats Convention
st Cin,!nnati in 1880, which nominated
G"nsIRl Hancock, and has been pTomi-
nnnt in the party Conventions of the
Str,o. In 1885 he was. by tho np.
pDintment OF Governor Edward a. o.
N,al. called to the bench OF the Su
ptcine Court. II distinction which bis
learning and his extensive practice JUS
titled beiors tho profession. In 1856 he
was nominated for Governor, nnd in
1883 he WAS unanimously rcnominn,cd
for tho same Office Oh tho Democratic
ti,kc,: bis nomination was rqlyacr;
to election. as theEc was no opposition
al the polls.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-12-09
N usontc Election.

Alta rsgulAr meeting Of Elko Lodge
No. ID. +. K A. ~. hold nt Masonic
Hall last night. the following officers
wcrc elected to sorvc for tho ensuing
year:
G. W. Grover. W. NJ: &C II. lInlr, s.
W u. L. Triplclt. J. W; Jaucs Clntk,
Treasurer; +. 1. Muller, Secretary.
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school Report.

Following 10 tho report OF tho Dceth
school for the month ending Nov. 30,
1888:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-12-09
TEXAS SIFTINGS.

price o alt sH year 1t is Gpase pro-
'ey ly leading
Original at the
press oi tie has
""iIl 1t pl'ihl New National
ets Of SlFINGH deem il -
fer them further.
bh Lew noscie aud those
IfShE%T viii Lave tac prIyIeEr"t this
REMEMBER That TEXAS SIFIINGS offered at this rr only h
t &c tUt@'iiNe Tor the
roHt No snh has oer tro u,r.r, Al
eaca fer S.. f-F' "
No one but lSIrrrpI utcIer
year.
The amount for both hd O. Order
Postal Note.
from Ne" York to
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-11-01

curing to ]. II. u
south Of here. JONI
boiler of his steam
Of the valves gave
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-11-01

Eirst-The grantors and grantees in
three conveyances, giving in each a full
description OF the property and the amount
- ;ar.+;on - zach The total report
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-11-01

..... ". proposed bridge here. 1he
company, it is said, has abundant capital
to build the entire line through to Kansas
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-11-01

but this have te say that be 1t forgery
or be it q genuine letter, be it a letter written
nv Murcheson or be it letter written by some
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-11-01

Report Of 'SS Of
TDt1I Municipal,
Ciky, ZSs0H and
County Bonded
{Hdebfedaess ~.
cept shat for
SchOOt PurVOses.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-11-01

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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-05-24
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One OF the queerest residences among
the many oddities of the modern taste
can be found on the Great Kama VIVA
River in West Virginia, not more than
five or six miles above the confluence of
that stream with the Ohio. The resi-
dence referred to is monster sycamore
tree, which doubtless was monarch in q
giant forest when CoTnstalk and his war
riors contested with the pale face for su-
premacy in that beautiful valley, and
perhaps cast beautiful shade under
which the chieftain when vearied with
the chase Or conflict often reclined. This
monster tree is now hollow from its cen
ter 10 within few inches of its outer sur
face. So large is the open space that &
family consisting of two men, a woman
and two children have taken up their
abode within its recesses. They live, eat
and sleep in it, and to al appearances
are as happy as many owRers of brown
stone fronts. Eyes, We are pretty well
satisfied with our quarters" one of the
men replied in answer to query. tine
landlord never threatens ps with a wit
of eiectment because we don't pay the
rent, we never have any repairs so make;
the house never needs painting; the tax
gatherer never bothers Us, and then We
never have the bother CT moving. Taken
altogether, we think we are better of
than great many people"