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Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.
Chicago Grain and Produce

CHICAGO. Oct. 3l.-The market Tor wheat
was pretty much repetition OF previous
DAYS though the sharp advance toward the
close Of 'cbange yesterday mace operators
= little more cautious and they did not
propose to let the market get away from
them today. In trying to follow the move
,nents of a leading trader operators got
short early in the day and when they want
ed to cover they discovered that there was
no wheat for sale, and consequently prices
under covering of shorts advanced rather
easily. Nav delivery, which is the leading
future. opened weak and 79@Bc lower
than closing figures of yesterday, ruled
weak and declined &c more, then ruled
within narrow range for while, selling
M later 1c. declined 114c and then ad-
vanced 25zc. fiuctuated and closed about
I1lc higher than yesterday.
The feeling iii the corn market was
trife unsettled. though generally easier,
with the volume Of trading rather light
end fluctuations only moderate. Initial
trades were 15@hc below the closing
auotation of yesterday when offerings
were quite free and prices receded &c. re
covered. ruled easy and closed 1s8Hc
lower than yesterday The interest was
LARGELY In November and the fluctuations
Of this month were largely due to The OPP
Grafton of a large local holder who was
selling early in the day and buying later
in the session.
Quite an active speculative trade III oats
was witnessed 1t was conferred in May
delivery and number of round lots
changed hands. There was a good demand
and buyers were usually accommodated,
still steady feeling prevailed and there
was no material variations from yester-
days closing. Near futures attracted less
attention but ruled rather dull with the
market heavy and a shrinkage OF sc on
values. October delivery closed quiet
about all trades being settled.
An increased business was reported in
market for mess pork and a stronger feel
&ng was developed Shorts purchased to
some extent and there was some inquiry
for investment accounts. Prices were ad-
ranced 15@20c on the whole list. The prices
We're well maintained Trading was only
moderately active in the lard market, but
the feeling was firmer and prices ruled 90
= &c higher. Offerings were not very large
and trading was chiefly for November and
January delivery.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01
Kansas city Produce.

KANSAS CITY. oct II.
wHEAT-Ste4dy; No. red. eS'sc asked. No.
soft. 81 70 asked.
IOk\-SJruuger: sc bid.
OATS-2iioc sNed.
FIOUR-Cuiet hut firm: XIX. Sl.lN XXN 81 %
family. 81 40 choice. 81 -; fancy, SEQ fancy
s--2UF2 SCI patent. S2.Stu2.ll.
CORN MhAi-N5.itsC.
CORN CHOP-s0So5C.
BRAN-jIa59c
ShIPS1l tf-5l862C.
RNE-tSc hid.
HAY-Steady; prairie. s.. o565G timothy, ss5ea
aQ0
FIAN SEED-sL&.
UTTER-RecCiptS light and market Arm FOR
good. creamery. NG23c dairy, lSC roll, l5l store
packed, Sllc
IHEESE-lll.-o l2C.
ECGS-Steadv Tc.
LIVE CuICkENS-Wcak; hens, 2SlOEes5
ROSTERS. 81 -.
TURKEY Sc Ter pOu~ q.
SUGAR CURED HAMS-llc.
BHEAkFAST BACON-lDc
DRIED BEES. e
DRY SALT SHoUl DERS-s,.eo long clear. $50;
CleSr rio, * OF short clear, $,.5A
SMOKED SHOTIFERS-S..1S long clear, s. -;
clear rib. Ss55, short clear, So
IORk-Slssl
lAk4)-sS-.5.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EOk RbNI--A ncw twn-stoTy seven rtosn house
Il south and cas-; front south Law renee ae-4
good stable and one Acre LAID. terms easy In
quire at sl3 y. Lawrence &xe. ain gu
L>oR RENT-Basement and srst soor Of brick
Il building No. S9t kiNer s.. containing SIX Gae
rooms, supplied With closets. hard ami soft wafer
and AL convenienCe>. each floor suitable Ter srl
family. and viii De rented separately II a-slref
Apply 10 Joha A. Finney; The Iasc.- Cay Ma
SeG .4t4 81
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01
Identification.

Young Man ito ooroner)-I see by ths
newspapers that there is en- unclaimed body
a. the rlorgue.
Coroner-Yes, SIR.
Il think the body is that Of friend OF
mine"
Was there any popularity abou. your
friend by which you could identify rs re-
ul@insi'
YES, sir; he suffered horribly. brakes
Magazine
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01

An notices of Employment or Situations Wanted.
VIII be charged for At tbs rate Of ave cents per nns
per week: no notice for less than q cents.
All For Sales or other business notices vii -
charged for At the OF Iocents per line per week
NO business notice taken for less than &C cents.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01
st. Louis Produce.

81 iS OCt 81.
FLOCR-Duu
NHhAl- Fhero was An ovCrpOwerinC rush to
Sell early tist broke the market SIC which il
slowly recovered but again weakened selling on
/ .-ltc- The market was weak with December ll4c
ahl May lc below yesterday. No rcd. cash 81. y.
Iccemb Der. sltts ~ llSs, closing sll4 MAY al l7As.
Lin. Cusing si-l>AgC ASKED.
CoRN-Dull: Ne. cash. Size: closing SS4c Nov
cnber sSs@S1.ec closing sSjSc: se4r SS-So1SSASc:
January Sssesaoc, closing S2's MAY. .S5Asc,
closing SIC
QATS-Duli; No. ? cash. 22-ec: November. 2llso
bid May 2S4c.
RYE-Dull and easy; No , cash 5l@5lspc
RAhLEN-Slow, W l>cousla &c
RAY-Easyi prairie, ss.tns9.5N timothy. sIlN1
FIAN SEED-Cnsettlet: 81 SsSls0
BUTTER-Steady and unchanged; creamery. Ss6
&c dairy. 2l,s &c.
EGGS-Quiet; lec for good.
LEAU-Steady: desilyerized and refined $3.50 bid:
g @ Sskcd.
WHIShY-Steady: 81 Il.
PROV SiONS-Flriner.
pOhh-$l5ul
LARD-Prime steam noninally. sS0A
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01
SONG FOR MUSIC.
Count tue flashes in the surf,
Count the CRYSTALS in the snow.

CONT tue flashes in the surf,
Count the crystals in the snow.
Or the blades ccruss the turf,
Or the dead that sleep hsiow'
These We may cOunt-yet not know
While sleep or while shrnher-
Where my thoughts and wishes go,
What her name, and what their number.
ASK the cold and midnight sea,
Ask the silent failing frost,
Ask the grasses on the lea.
Or the mad maid passion crosti
They may tell Of potiest tcsti
To the waves where blossoms blow lot,
Tel Of hearts that staked and lost
But or me and mine they know not. q,
Edmund GosEe il Longrnen's Magazine.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01
Kansas cry Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 3.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTlE-Reeeipts 76lh shipments 5aon. Market
duh except for choice COWS ad GOod iced IL SteEs
grass range weak and 10 lower. Good 70 choice
corn fec. 81 s5al =. common to medium g
stocEers and feeders. sl5s.l y Erass range steers
AFRO E3I. cows, 81 Zre2 30
hoGS-Receipts, s,cce shipments, $40 Market
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01

When tts sto-r1s O. he are Epon ns. vs
forge: thai tlsJ p.ss sscssssFeiy s~ay az
~h.a ihey are scos. re ron1sr that w.
si.,uld -oS have sSeo calr1e1 AID o0c7ppscC
By .as !cag Known cutA.~bzr .6sa2sa
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01
FOR RENT-ROOMS

TOR RESr-A furnished ~gi,e u rooms esst and
4 south 'front.' heated w3th furnace Apply 80 ~. \.
Market ST. cisI o.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01

Al Interesting problem has been pro
pounded by . young Ear aesd 10. who
E,ehes 20 know whether II coming events
cat their shadows before, gong sTents
rss. their shadows beaind- - EArpsY's
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01

New York Produce
NEW YORK. Oct. 81.
wHEAT-Unsettled and &c lower closing easy
No. , red. e.. Glib.
COkN-Actlve aud strong. No 4aatglpc.
OATS-A&}Sc lower, mixed 2S@Sl1ec: white, 80
Csc
COFFEE-Options steady; sales, 5000 bags. spot
dull bUis>teady; - &C..
SUGAR-ioser and quiet; c, CSC extra G, 6lsc;
white extra {. esc; elbow Gs461uCi standard A. &c;
graduated, nc.
EGGS-FIrn'"r; Ha.-25C.
BUTTER y ,stSfC.
CHEESE-aRlUAc.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01

active and 5&rc higher Good to choice, $5-SF95 IS;
common to medium, S4.dbG5 25 skIps and pigs.
s. ESQ 40.
sHEEP-Receipts and shipments. none. Steady
Good 10 choice muttonS S3-JtG3s5 common 10
medium 81. 50G3.0D
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01

It-ASTED-A STOCK Il goods. Two cows team,
w wagon harness. and piano. Have sd
pTOyerTy thai will ut you 20 eEoiSfEs Tor sbsE.
Lloyd Is. Ferreu. room :. Ferrei DC ~
III ASTED-lo buy railroad tles-is 20 a. lsosas
W Highest price Tor FL return PORTION -
excursion tickets Ca@a ? r1res RI golats " II
Baker d Co. railroad t.Ckst DruAsrs- ~ y. Kan
- d<Itf
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01

SfDiFE-fsTrsx .ss zs..t e - 2 s2kSsVE
- ASfaEe Tstr gsssa - basl1.e-s a. -. 81
p. fza g. t.-r ~ "a 80 Sz1s $50 sE4 s4ssr
- peFs. fafe % Esf4aH - 49, - -~f~@ =
" af@-1 Asa- - F<zss2sxr "a - - = =
~ g. tges. ---s sd ssEe~1 - t@S- =
AsTsss. = az ~ez5aes sS<sfEg 49, 80 49,
r. 50 4yzss.e - f.r.ar. ssTsa- xE~1 - IS
2sra-g. Az .ezzsa r~refess sGyzzE - sFA@tAx
- EAss stNsrs -sassa - 80 al t2sa- 80 A-y
s'1Fs1ses S222-g sse SIS f=1Sfa--ss ft-ae - -
+. y szs.zssg r=s e ifstsz- So f2U -
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01
For SALE Oh EXCHAEGE

INOB sAIf OH EXCHA SGf.- Property aass sF..s
Hortb aud so1ti4 i4sIl.a from itsl e. ia
o. acres improved @EG trsf, proves eIty D. i@ftY
DO almost every tysL ~ ss-ifssf %u sir9 N sla
- rCg have anything ~ s..l t--sio cal sd
me. o- GO 5sFz from 10 n a. 8a4 g. :. a.
Ifgfu J.. tsstto hiock. D. raffA. - -
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01
Z L. CONELN. ND

Genera praet liiofs- q ,ueacins. ssT-ery gyaa--
Ssto' ai1d ott>leirl>- ITes- 81 chrome AL qrtv2.
GSsesseS oNys'sn TIE st'Deat given ~aeR re5glrei.
ftys ana Al >esse, of the recsura a SE-aCs =.
C1iCe removed % - North Main S-re1t ,r-s~ i.
ss- Natiouai ksaS. Once hours ioI- J. n To-
sLG !, n. aIi4.rr
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01

flzak note bSooks f. sale .; ;Ais sEsas.
ORDER sT mail promptly attsoo-d 10. ADJ
dre.a TIE VI i1s4itA EzoI&s " l@4!sA. ksa-
IL
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01
HELP WANTED-MALE.

"ANTED-25 carpenters. g. IS per day. work all
w winter: Ii more tie makers 10 Ill the order
for Arkansas maze s2s0 10 IS - per day. cheap
rates common iaoorers, " ages sL5o per Gay: . 4
+. teams. steady work; l second cook. so per
month"; laundry woman; 5corR husaers. long job.
good psy; ~ brick mascns. g. for hours work.
steady work all winter. low fare The work. ;
cEamber;naid. Call early Cook. the employ ne
man. Is Z. Douglas. room :. is d
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01
STORAGE

grT0RAgE- ho-ssessssf srs7fs - uasrttssais~
trzrsd % $50 = "a ave s1T E1fs1s
Z rls1n 70 80 y a :. storage c. - ~ Vest
.41ra &C
sfE.GE- SIkeas q k7zsnsi - z1~r4z 9szg-
lee u4~rc ss.ta-s stc. CAT - -afeiy sfsFs-s 81
l-~Vs srfes sl5lsiEs esr9.F z. Tar, ssrass al
srs-rs terE-sFsY 90 :. 81 - szs p =s..sr
a. = l. ksrsss. HAsz.sr S-s~.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01
Chicago Live Stock,
The Drover,s Journal reports:

Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Oct. 81.
The Drover's Journal reports;
CATTLE-Receips, l4,O(st shipments, 1900 Market
dull, l0c lower; beeves s50S5e stOckers and feed
ers. 81 15l49.3e COWS, bulls and mixed $l25G2-l5;
Texas cattle sl40@30G western rangers sI255S 3d.
steers 1906 . .
HOGS Receipts l4Ooo; shipments, 4.5c. Market
steady, Native steady mixed S55 eo-5t7 ne'vy'
$5.&Gl5ti5; light s.. 20G5-f0, skips, S25jsS D.
SHEEP-Beceipts, .,0G: shipments, 800 Market
steady; natives, 81 1870 westerns, S3Oog3J IeA-
ans - 509S. II; lambs 500. @p5.15.
St. Louis Live stock.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. Il.
- CATTLE-Recelpts, 2.S55 shipments, $3.50 Mar
ket steady; choice heavy native steers, t5p-23i1f
fair TO good native steers >4sGG5. %; bdtcher er'
medium choice, s3.25I 80; stOckers and feeders
fairro good. x2.IgG3.lE grass FED. s20JQ15VL
HOGS-Receipts, $50; shipments, 29bt Aa r5 81
slow: choice heavy and butchers selections, So
@l5.55 packing medium to prime, s5-2b1246 nsht
grades. ordinary 10 best. 3 iJt5-55.
SHEEP Receipts. ! 953; shipments. 24 5larket
strong; fair 10 choice, sJ9Igi.SJ
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01

BUTTER Firm; Fl-in creamery. 95l6 l.21 &C. choice
western 25ees2 -; fair choice dairy 922C common
TO fair Hale
EGGS-Stcady ut 191i9Igc.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01

Elegant free reclining chair cars on moralng
trains and PGIlruan Siee9ers all ntgat trains,
9icActs sod and baggage checked thr ugh TO I'll
points. City ticket o.hce, go Hast Douglas avenue
PASSENGER station corner D3ugi<- ana Mead ave.
c. \, RUTHERFoRO, Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01

fs@T-Hss~esz Yea as Esrxss sal IA. al
l. Fz-s ~ e. Or r. frntG - Sa4rz ssase "A
~ szsgrsAy isks. fecfs5 REL 1855. eas-r
s-sna nsr4 3 G. 49s-ss kzfzsss So Ha1s
: u r-cs.re Trna-t- Ga
n Cg@T-Tlsss Epass4F TasassAs = 90 ssg at
a = 80 esq. go e. A. ,vss~s = K
20 ss-s Lqrss h4rDsss III Ersl1x -
49, vs-Ess srsss s. a. e TO- 49,
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01
PHYSICIANS.
DRS TEPPTTJ, s. SHIFTS

DRS TEkRILL & SHUTS,
Physician and Surgeon. "a y Main street.. teIs-
phoue for Once No. NJ tar residence ID. Dr. Ter
I'LL general practice GlseSses Of SoGlea and Chsi
Gren and Obstetrics Or. SHUTS consumption.
SstsTrh, all throat and chest diseases, piles -un-
lures blood. skin And chrome diseases generally.
lcasul' alton free NIX
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01
CHEMISTS.
VIM. DWIGHT CHURCH,
MISCELLANEOUS.
ROGERS

1SNO1skCs
The Photographer Pictures IN ali sizes and styles
lie also carries tho finest assortment OF picture
frames ia The city Give hiIa u friendly call and az
anime sam pies
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01
BTRLYEl
STOLEN.

~sTsATED~ i-sss esr~ a4tA So A0rn s<1sss =
= ss-2r- - lsstsoH hsEz-. 80 = DTss-ze -
receive rsEsr1 =
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01
FOR RENT-M MISCELLANEOUS.

+ 'Oh i;EN Space - foot square. eruu q foor.
tours e5~; ul H. o. suitable iGr rcssi r-t-l,e or
some lIshp business. EEquito wlthin, smith z
mallory. l43"
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01
CHICAGO, KANSAS Is NEBRASKA h. r.
"EoCh ISLAND ROUTE

GOING NORTH AND EAST
No , Kansas City, - i-Cu :
and Chicago through mail
and express, dally...-..-.--.
No 1 Kansas City, IT LOUIS,
aid Chicago Lignt express
No u accommodation, daily
except sunday -.-..-.--....-
CONG SOUTH.
No3 Kansas lily, IT Louis
and Chicago eN, daily, 49,.
No I Kansas City. st Louis.
and CbiCIs 20 through mail.
and express, dafl--.-....--...
10 IL accommodation, daily
except Sunday...........-.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-01

TOR RENT-Good house on Ohio ave. Mathew
sons add. Nc. 2sl House seven rcoGls h~. 4 =
closets pantry and storage room, cellar. wei
CiStsrn, coal house. barn. &c a. bargain Ecr
particulars call al Sis Wabash ave Iss:
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-17
PERSONALS.

R. NJ Munroe, of Richmond, Va, is il
the city.
f. S. Blades, postmaster at Sterling
Kan, and wife are in the city.
Mrs J. w. Wingard and her son Charlie
leave today for visit to Delphi, Ind.
Mr.. Albert Pemberton, the great boo
and shoe man of the west, spent YESTERDAY
among our dealers.
Mrs. Byron Wolfe, of Ell Dorado is il
the city, guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Z
Locke, of North lawrence avenue.
S. j. Heller, agent for the Tank Line
company at Windfield, is in the city with
the boys helping TO hold things level
F. E. Keyes, of Ell Dorado, and J. D
Rogers of the Springfield, o., Maleablt
Iron works, We're taking in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. E. G. Robinson, of Towanda, was in
the city Yesterday, White Water county
Is like all the rest of the happy valley
blooming and blossoming as the rose.
VIM. p Tomlinson, editor of the Kansas
Democrat. came down from Topeka last
night to attend the Democratic conven-
tion, and was caller at the EAGLE office.
J. NJ McCown, the unterrified and un-
terrifiable editor of the Emporia Democrat
was among thse who honOred these Re
publican headquarters with d call yester-
day.
James Gillogby, of Newman, Illinois, is
in the city, and like the thousands who
have come before him he eXclaims the half
has not been told about Wichita and this
great valley.
Hon. Ed. Carroll, of Leavenworth whom
the Democrats Of Kansas have been seek
ing occasion many times and Oft to sig
nally honor was a caller at the EAGLE Of
fee last evening.
Hon. A. A. Carnahan, of Concordia,
who served with the editor of this paper in
the state senate as far back as '69 called
yesterday. Mr.. Z. is a good Democrat and
viii be heard from, no doubt today.
Mr.. T. d. Petit, state Sunday school
evangelist of the Christian church, and
Mr.. A. j. Garrison, editor of the Soldier
Tribune at Lyons, were among the callers
at the EAGLE office yesterday.
J. Mayberry Esq, postmaster of Burlin
game, brother of Mrs. Col Murdock, ar
rived in the city last evening Being a
federal office Eolder his presence in the
Peerless Princess is a little mite sus-
pIcious.
Mr.. r. NJ. Williams and his sister, Miss
Ella NJ. Williams. Mr. J. O. Chorn and
Miss Lizzie Chorn and Mr.. Thomas Will
Jams, of Lincoln, Marion county, and Mrs.
S. 7. Martin, of Marion, were among the
@. A Collett Esq, editor of the Els
worth Democrat and a candidate for dele
gate from the 9th congressional district to
St, Louis, called yesterday in company
with n. L. Irwin, of the Abilene Gazette.
These gentlemen bring only good words
from the crops of the Kaw and the Smoky
Hill.
The EAGLE acknowledges pleasant call
yesterday, and which by the way was as
1, g
Irish, editor of the Rich Hill Morning
Review, and r. G. Massey, a banker Of
that city. The time is coming when Wich-
ita and Rich Hill will be closely allied on
their Interests.
Knights of the quill J. NJ. Davis, of the
Salina Herald, Geo. 7. Williams, of the
Hiawatha Democrat, and c. +. Barrett, of
the Washington Post, called in body yes
terday. These moldeIs of public opinion
were in the happiest state of mind and
complimentary in the highest degree of
. Wichita and her great morning daily.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-17
THE COURTS
DISTRICT COURT.

y. Fl. Fisher VS.. Fannie Hayris; fudg.
r1ent for plaintiff for slo32
ID. NJ. Kirkbridge, ct al. rs. James W
Cooper, ct al. judgment f0r plaintiff for
Sl32.
Judgment was yesterday given in STATE
vs. Mike Cunningham. The defendant Wa
the day before found guilty upon ons
count for selling Equor. yesterday be was
sentenced TO the county jail for thirty days
and fined 500 and costs aud stood com.
nIitted until paid
The case OF State Va. John Sisnpsoa carEss
up yesterday. The defendant was accused
Of being implicated with W. Z. Gate, re-
Gently sent 10 the peaitentsary for fifteen
years In the seduction OF Sorah Pay. He
withdrew his plea Of not guilty and
pleaded guilty to a simple hssanlt. In
view Of the fac. that be had already been
IN jail for sornetims. be was sentenced 10
but thirty days confinement.
Four Indictments were returned By the
grand jury.
Court adjourned about O'Clock until
Friday forenoon
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-17

son, Yates Center; Eugene Hagan, Topeka.
City; c. E. Clifford, Clay Center; w. f.
Harris, Solomon City.
Sixth District-N. Van Allen, Phillips;
J. c. Uhl, Smith Center: John Reynolds,
Grove Center: w A. Falls, Stockton; G..
Collett, Ellsworth.
Seventh district-M. j. O'Mera, Meade
Center; w. F. PetiIlow and G. NJ. Hoover,
Dodge City; J. T. Doty, Garden City, and
probably Tom Grider and Tom George.
The Democratic state central committee
held a meeting last evening at the parlor
of the Carey, and of the thirty-six mem
bers of that body thirtY-four were present.
1t was decided that the committee on Gre
dentials. order of business, resolutions and
permanent organization should consist of
twenty-nine members each, one from each
judicial district OF the state. Each mem
Der of the committee representing dis
trlct was instructed to present the secre-
tary of the committee with name for
each committee this morning at O'Clock
at the parlor of the Carey.
1t was thought by some that the COM
mittees were too large and should con-
sist of seven members instead-one from
each congressional district 1t was decided
however that it was more like simon pure
Democracy to have large committee.
Some ventured the remark that the work
of the committees as a result of their un-
wieldiness would not be completed until
some time tonight.
Mr.. E. E. Murphy, of Leavenworth was
appointed sergeant at arms and assistants
II. G. Toler and p. V. Healy.
The Hon. John A. Eaton of Winfield
was placed in nomination for temporary
chairman and was elected without opposi-
sition. The secretary of the committee Mr..
+. White Moore of Leavenworth was made
temporary secretary. He has been secre-
tary of the COMMITTEES for years and is said
to be one of the most efficient in the state.
At the close of the meeting the following
members were observed in attendance:
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-17

The ladies' Of the Bens~oie-. soc'sty ei
The First Presbyterian church gise sots
Of thanks 70 Mrs. L. Louixzkr for enter
tAininy them 50 royalty AZ their rnaettns
yesterday. MIS- L z. SHERWOOD.
Ms. H L sIsPsox, Prezicens.
<scretarv
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-17

J. c. Murdoch and VIM F. Sapp, Of
Galena, who are delegates to the conven-
ton today from the great lead and zinc
district of Kansas, made the EAGLE a
very pleasant call last evening. Few peo-
pie are aware that Kansas stands the sec
ond state in the union in the production of
lead and zine, but such is the fact and they
come from circumscribed district of a
few miles square, lying in the extreme
southeast corner of the state
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-17
MARRIED.
ROMIG- -peMAEAIS.

Last evening at 9 O'Clock Mr. 4. F.
Romig, of keaster & Romiy, druggists.
was united in marriage TO Miss Ida De
Marias. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. j. II. Parker. of the Plymouth Con
gregational church. at the residence OF the
brides parents, in tie presence of only a
few invited guests. After congratulations
and an elegant repast. the young couple
left over the Santa Re fer a bridal trip in
the south.
TAYL0R-SIMIS0N.
Married, Tuesday evening on Texas
avenue. West Side, Mr. H. Is. Taylor and
Miss Minnie Simison, Rev. ". j. Tall
officiating.
CRANE-LIgESAY.
Married yesterday evening at the nome
Of the brides mother on Ohio avenue. by
Rev. VI Tuli Ar. II. A Crane and Miss
Lizzie Liversay. Only few friends were
present.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-17

Hon. Timothy Mc1ntire, editor of the
Arkansas Democrat, who is attending the
editorial convention. made us a pleasant
call yesterday for an hour. Mr. McIntire
came to Kansas in the summer of 1854, at
which time the entire territory did not
boast as many people as can be found in
the Fifth ward or West Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-17
Spring Medicine

Everybody nerds and should take gooaspring
medicine for two reasons.
lst- The body is now more susceptible TO benefit
from medicine than a: any other season.
ID. The impurities which have accumu,ased In
the blood should be expelled, and the system given
tone and strength before the prussrating effects OF
warm weather are felt.
Hoods SarssFarila IS the best spring medicine. !;
purihes the blcod. Il sha-pens the appetite. II
tones the digestion 1t debility Ii builds
up the whole system. Try i. and yea viii be con-
WINGED OF its superiority.
Il took Hoods SarsapariTla for general debility
and was wonderfully benefited by liz J. p. JOIN
son. Martins Ferry, U.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICE TO Committeeman,

The State Democratic Central committee
is desirous that each member of said COM
mittee representing a judicial district re-
port this morning promptly at 0 o'clock at
the parlors of the Carey with a written
list composed of fovr names, one for COM
mittee on credentials, one for committee
on order of business and one for commit
tee on resolutions and permanent organi-
ZationS
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-17
CITIZENS TAKE NOTICE.

All citizens are requested to come to
board of trade rooms this morning at Q
o'clock TO take visitors over the city.
Wichita eagle., 1888-05-17

4 few rsore Of the Southwest" can De
had a. board of trade roorn by shoss who
viii send them where tksy viii do lie r.oa.
mod