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Wichita eagle., 1888-01-07
Guardians Sale.

Dassler's compiled laws aud session laws
for - for sale ~ this Office at the standard
price. d&w.tf
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r,rir Pahdsntng nae...

4 5-pouud pail Of Jelly for - cents At
:. III. supply Co = - II
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-07

NTANTED-A girl to do general homework; good
W wages to competent girl Can AZ Do North
HydT..ulic. 5s-d.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-07

Bargains In all departments a. the
Pavilion, lao y Man 81 I7If
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VrOR RENT-Chcap TO the right parties. either
L siUGy or in suits, those elegant rooms In the
brick block corner Hillside and Douglas ave
nUe>. Also two large nice store rooms cheap
These on the line ot The street and
in every way desirable. Enquire OF Jones n
Wheeler room in building dj5-I2tf
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FOR EXCHANGE.

NOR F.NCHA Ntff' Seven thousand dollars worth
Il Of uniucufnbeFed siit edge real estate In sud
AL asent Belle PLANE kaus. for general stock -
merchandise " Humphreys Belle Piaine. kss-
- O.
LrOR ENCHA NGE--wesler farms Tor sheep. cat
L tie. goods. clear lots IN northeast Nichita. or
small tract adjoining. call personally. Room 8.
il5 y. Main. COO
IyOR ExCHANGE--Onc OF the best water powers
y IN North No. With -four milL ~ hbl-. csFaeity,
ard - acres of ground viii exchange lot ;su1d
ranch. also - ot all piuHed Land ia Livingston
Co. Mo- trade for Wichita properly farm
1864
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9ailY eagle
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

New York Money.
NEW YORK. Jan. G.
Stocks little more active
r Money call easy at Ago per cent, Iasu loan s.
slosing offered at
Prime mercantile paper 6Gsi19 per cent
Sterling exchange active and firm at 4oI for sixty
Cav bills and 4S64 for demand.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-07

Cash quotations were rs follows:
FIOUR-Quiet; prices firm.
wHEAT-Ao. > spring l'3sfgH5ec: No = spring
wheat f5stsc: No. > red, ste.
CORN-NO. ,. iac.
OATS-No. .. {11E93l2lc.
RTE-No- .. o.
BARLEY-Nc 2, 72&S5c.
FLAX SEEDING. /, sl4L
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime S245.
P0RK-$l .sJglL9U.
LARD-S7.G.
WHISkY-SlJ0,
standard A, c.
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]. WALTER DeLAOOUR,
". F. SERIES. M. D.
DR. CHARLES A WILSON
DIR. G. G. FURLEY,

Physician and Surgeon. Office Isl y Main St. over
Pattee & Martins art store. Office hours: 9to Il
M, TO p a., to p. All catarrhal diseases
specially. dl10
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BOSTON, Jan. 6.
Chicago Grain and Produce.

Atchison Topeia & Santa Re 1st II.
Atchison Topeka & Santa Re X. h-......- ..--.- 10
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STORAGE.

SsToRAGE-Chespest and best place n Wichita
- 20 store all Kinds OF goods Cali a. as Main-
S,TORAGE-For household socis az merchandise
- boxed or loose. II you have any goods 10 store
bging them the wichita Storage Co. No lie Mes;
Douglas ave. io-I
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-07

Eclectic Physician and surgeon; treats all acute
and chronic diseases; cure of piles guaranteed
pay; oxygen treatment given when indicated and
charge made If no benefit follows.
OfC e hours to L a.. m. and TO 5 and 10 D. m.
OfflCe 2ls y Main street cor. Second. Michitl.
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-07
J, M. BALDERSON,

Attorney All Law Wichita, Sedgwick county. Kan
ONCE in Centennial block. digj-u
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L-pE NAS-L-k NHrtl ssVszszsss1 ..Tezzra 80
II f--esseseaS s~gEs-~@e r. = zExhz Esz geAarrs
.1- - fs- fzFsr3sssss-e ssark .=tssssz ss.-tre a.
s-E E-ss--s-- S--sssS ezas- 49,
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INOR TRAD 70 acres south CT Wichita all SET 20
L fruit nay equity in 500 OF land IN Clark,
Barber and Pratt counties. Kansas ssl00 worth 81
gill edge property Wichta "a trade Tor wei I'M
proved ranch; must he clear. tnqutrc rconi 10 ~
North Main address A. W Bell. look box ~,
Wichita. Kan. disH-
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E. NJ. OONKLIN, Ii. D.

Physician and Surgeon, Office 80 Z Douglas ave
Telephone Office No ~. telephone at residence
No. lit. Residence l2lS Market. l54-tf
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FOR RENT.

Toe BENT 10 -is2sarst rfs-z.st.z fass-s = =!
L G.csess. g. Il. ScztA MAy1s& G%
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-07

I>oR TRADf.-l59 head OF cattle head Of horses,
u rae span OF mules, wagon and l1Sl acre All
fenced gU13 house 20 trade fur wichita pFnpS rty-
Lots trade Ter stock OF gEocericss stock % Intt-
lle-v g0Osts to trade for Wichita properly
\ good business to sell cheSF Al Clearwater that
pays well part time. !. ". Boyd, III North To-
Iss6a ave-. Wichita. Kansas dt'-b'
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DRS. TERRILL & SHUTS.

Physician and Surgeon, 144 Main street; Gle
phone for Office No 2s, for residence lB DR.. Ter
rll general practice, diseases of and chill
dren and obstetrics. DR.. Shuts. consumption,
ctarrh all throat and chest diseas rs, plies. rup-
lures, blood, skin and chronic diseases generally.
Consultation free. iGs-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-07

TOR TIADE-rG lots on the western slopc ~
L College Hill and CcaIral avenue. :. miles from
business center OF city VII trade ter Improved
property. land clear OF incumtrancc, - Louis
property. stock Of goods IN a eood location Ia
Wichita. This Is fire property and Will bear iu-
sTection Price g. 90 Call address. 4. 7.
kdgeWofth, - North Main street, Room 5. Il a-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-07

C,OR TRADE-clcar town lots to trade for ksnss
II land Farms TO trace for improved Wichita
property Business property IN Illinois antl lndisaa
10 trade for Kansas land several farms Ia Illinois
trade for Kansas land. Enquire or address = A
kcilnaa. lock box Isl. Wichita. Kansas. y al
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FOR TRADE

TOR TRADE-A good improved farm clear OF IN
It Cumberence. ave miles IRON station IN tsutAFie
county. Iowa. 10 trade for improves, faFm IN
SedgWick county; woaia assume sii,an inortgsees
call AZ 80 North Maine street. Graham 4 ltiioNes-
St=
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EOR TRADE-A so acre farm eight miles from
Il Dodge city Tor vacant city property Principals
oaly address lock box laA city. dlSs-u
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Residence corner Marlle: st. and Central ave.
DRS. OLDHAM r. GRAHAM.
Y, A. MTNNTCK. M. D.

Calls attended promptly day or night; Office 224
Douglas ave; telephone residenceS 5, office $40, Wich-
tia, Kansas. left
". A. MINNICK. M. D.
homeopathic. Office 30 North Main street Resi-
dence, lcl1 North Fourth street, near Union depot
Wichita, Kansas. Office telephone No. 93. Resi-
dence telephone No lIi
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E'OR TflADE-Have 81 elegant eiEht reem hoase
4 in the center of the city. Equity ts~s1 VIII
trade for FIRST second mortgages; viii take some
overdue paper part vacant lots and tnortgas:e--
Address with description Of securities lock box 80.
city WIN negotiate with principals only. aA4-S
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T7OR TRADE-Wichita property and Cogsi mort
gage notes for horses. cttle and hogs also nu.
coed ht buggy tor good two seated rig inbred
4 W Williams sI..Ast po1EsS. Al -
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NTANTED-Tot trade Unincunlhtred city property
w Tor horses, mules wagons, harness and laLge
improved ranch in Butler or CoVley counties.
Lloyd B. Terrell. Room /, Terrell Building. l0-6t
Wichita eagle., 1888-01-07

tIANTED-Two lady or gentlemen boarders to
w to room together. Terms 81 per week. For in
formation inquire Of Mrs. f. T. Chambers, care
Munson Il Mcnamara. Reference required. -
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WANTED.

tNANTEn-A place. by a boy who IS used TO tax
w ing OF horses ires work for hts boa nj
and 90 % school; references given. Address z. C.,
Eagle Office 80.
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NTANTED-By a cash customer. good house
w ana barn with fifty feet os ground, within six
blocks Of the corner OF Douglas and Aosey avenue.
ANY one having such place TO sell viii please call.
Wichita Kan. Sa-i2f
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18

HOW THEY WORKED IT.

A well known lawyer yesterday told a
rather amusing story of the manner in
which two young men suffering from a
financial depression managed to raise the
wind in their favor.
He said that they had been lying around
not doing much of anything; their best
laid schemes all apparently coming to
naught. Finally they conceived and i'm
medlately put into execution quite an
original plan. Hiring an old buggy and
horse they started into the country, taking
with them two dogs. When about ten
miles out the dogs, having run a little
ground squirrel into a tree stump began
to bark and make quite a racket. Not far
away were several farm houses and to these
the men hurried, and stating that their
dogs We're after a wolf asked the loan of q
shotgun, which request was readily COM
piled with. Soon the whole neighborhood
was on horseback and afoot with dogs and
guns securing the country for the wolf.
The two young men having managed to
separate themselves from the body of
hunters drove rapidly back to the city,
bringing with them about half a dozen
excellent guns which they have since, it is
stated, sold and pawned at quite good
advantage. Unfortunate for the schemers,
however, the men are both known and the
countrymen who suffered the loss of their
fire arms declare it their intention to have
them both arrested and thus, it seems,
that further publicity will be given to the
matter through the courts.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
PERICLEsIAN SOCIETY.

Society met at Garfield University at
D. m with c. g. Rowell in the chair and
y. o. McClane secretary.
After devotional exercises the following
program was very creditabiy rendered:
Defamation, j. W. Curry, extempo
subject; Military Drill" by f. Payne;
defamation, c. g. Rowell: grafton, us
Life What We Make IT." C. c. Atwood;
extempo., Life in St. Louis, f. G. Grant;
defamation, Liberty and Union," y. O..
McCiane; events of the week, by Fl. H.
Everest; extempo., Lincoln PARK" 5. j.
Rowell; essay, The Present Campaign, p"
j. II. Jones.
Debate-AfIirmative, d. g. Lencker and
A A Richards; negative. II. Williams and
George FalcOner; question, Resolved, That
college education is a surer means of
support than a trade Decision in favor of
the affirmative.
Order of business-Names for member
ship, Woodside and Smith.
Officers elected c. c. Atwood, president;
VIM. Ayres, vice president ID. q. Lencker
recording secretary; J. ". Woodside, cor
responding secretary; I. l.. Dun, treasur-
er: A A. Richards, marshal. J. H. Jones'
chaplain; critics, Shelenbarger and Nc
Clane.
Our Meteorological not the gift that is
in YOU" Our battle cry Is Excelsior"
and our password is Work.
Visit US and be blessed.
- T POWELL Cor Sac'v
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
HE SAID THE BOY DECEIVED HIN.

Last evening Mr.. Woods, living on the
West Side at the corner Of Exposition and
Maple, came into the police station and
asked that young man be Immediately
arrested upon the charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses- According
TO his statement the young man came to
him, and giving bill of sale upon two
heifers which he claimed he owned, OBJ
tanned $50 in money. Mr.. Woods, trusting
to the young mans story and believing
that the standing of his family would pre-
vent him from doing anything dishonest,
gave him the money without much
thought npon the subject. Afterwards,
thinking the matter over and making
some inquiries, he came to the opinion
that he had been defraIded, and laid the
matter before the boys mother in the alb
sence of his father She told him things
that confirmed him in his previous belief
and led him TO take steps for the appre-
hension of the youth before he left the city.
which he believed he was about to do. The
boys name, out of consideration for his
family, as we'll as the fact that he may
have been unjustly accused, is for the
present withheld from publication.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
n1srEfH corrr.

The jury, after remaining out All night.
ia Brown Us. A.. T. K = r. X X. Co.
came 70 verdict yesterday morning XIV
Ing the plaintiff 81 80 damages for false
imprisonment. aud generating Sheriff
DOdson, who made tie arrest The atioT-
neys for the defense have objected 70 the
special findings Of the jury, Of which
twenty were returned
Another damage salt agains; railroad
was Immediately taken Up 81 the ooa-
elusion Of the preceding one Ia IL Mrs.
Feehbsimsr asks FOR damages % Der prop
erty on south Water street by the wichita
e. Western. Further bearing q the cass
was continued until this ruoYpirZ.
Emma McClarx yesterday aled a suit for
divorce from her husband William <
MoCIgrg. The couple have lived t1gsther
a. husband and wife for twelve years. she
alleges sross neglect Of duty Es6 cruelty.
and also sets forth tAst Defendant hAs
squAndsred her money.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
BROKAW-BIDWEL ELL.

\ most enjoyable home wedding was
the marriage last evening of Mr.. A. b.
Brokaw aud Miss Grace Bidwell. The
bride is a sweet charming young lady
with many warm friends in this city, the
groom a prominent and enterprising
young business man of Goddard
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
n E Harmon, in beautiful and impress
i've manner, at the residence OF the brides
parents, corner of Second and Washing
ton, in the presence of the following init
mate friends OF the contracting parties:
Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Brokaw. Mrs. J. R
Bidwell, Mrs. Embree, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bright. Mr. and Mrs W. h Clifford. Mr..
and Mrs. W. S Morris, Mr.. George Litz-
enberg, Misses Belle Nicely, Hattie Over
street. and Sue Bidwell.
They were the recipients OF $ large num-
Der OF very beautiful and costly presents
from admiring friends
After congratulations and the enjoyment
of the bridal supper the newly married
couple followed by the best wishes of their
friends, left for their new home al God
dard
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
A PLEASANT SURPRISE.

On Tuesday evening of this week, whilst
Mr.. and Mrs r. II. johnson were decoyed
away from their home on University Place
for pleasant drive, the West Side ladies
of the Christian church took possession of
their new and elegant residence, which has
just been completed. On their return they
found the house Illuminated from top to
bottom and filled to overlooking with their
West Side friends, together with many Of
their old Indiana friends and relative liY-
ing on the east side After recovering
from their surprise at seeing such large
assemblage in possession OF their residence
one of the first things that attracted their
attention was their table, which had been
loaded with all the delicacies of the season,
and which was enjoyed by all present.
The evening was one long TO be remember
ed on account of its social nature and be-
ing enlivened with some splendid music,
both vocal and instrumental. Ii will be
remembered that Mr.. and Mrs. johnson
became citizens of Wichita last May, since
which time Mr.. johnson has been engaged
in building himself home, and which it
is hoped may long be enjoyed by himself
and family.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
CHURCH SOCIAL.

The Reformed church social will be held
tomorrow, Friday, evening at Wichita
University. Those who do not go i'll pri-
vate conveyances will take p. N. motor
line to Lincoln street crossing, where car
riages will meet and take them to the uni
versity. Arrangements haye also been
made for return to tho city at 1896. There
will be brief literary and musical enter
tainment. Everybody welcome. We want
to see all friends of the church and univer-
sity present. and expect a pleasant, social
evening. COMMITTEE.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
AFTER OBSERVATION.

Col. j. r. Askew, who it is known has
spent several months in California is
having a very pleasant time circulating
with his old time friends at home again
He took in all the towns of California and
went next into Washington territory, and
while in the interest of health he gave
special attention to the business at that
time and made estimates of the probable
futures. he is free to admit that in all
his travel he did not find a town that
could compare with Wichita for rapidity
of growth in all that makes city, nor did
he find a town with as promising future
as Wichita.
While in Frisco Mr.. Askew was often
with Mr.. Joseph Rosenthal, who is re
ported as being one of Wichita's most
enthusiastic friends abroad. He never
fails to put in good word for the city,
and has great faith in its future.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
A LOVE SONG.

Oh, the stars are twinkling and blinking,
And the harvest moon shines down.
/ sit in the shadow thinking
OF one whose love is my own.
When in night the day has vanished,
Comes to me in vision bright,
The dream shape sorrow has banished
In the dewy star lit night.
| dream of a mouth that was moulded
For the kisses of love that | take,
OF form on my breast EMBODIED
With heart beating all for my sake.
With eyes that are languid and dropping,
Fnll of passionate love, all mine,
And exquisite sensations come troOping
Through my veins with a rapture devine.
The moonbeam and my love thought
blends
In the purple evening atmosphere;
| cannot tell where the bliss dream ends.
As in fancy 1t seems that she is here
So the night glides by in dreaming,
The dreams that are heaven to me;
The stars are blazing and cleaning
Through the silence all merrily.
\ w II
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
THE CARRIERS BALL.

The carriers are making extensive prep
arations for their grand ball to be given
at the Eagle Rifles hall tonight. There
has been quite a large number of tickets
sold, but the attendance will be to some
extent limited and the crowd select, the
boys thinking this much better plan
than to have larger attendance with
some more or less Objectionable characters
present. The dance programs were re-
ceived yesterday and are certainly beauties.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE.

The board of trade is in receipt of letters
from a prominent manufacturer of agri-
cultural implements who is anxious to 10
cate a mandatory in this city. He is the
representative of a prominent company en-
gagged in that business The building he
writes that will be necessary for the plant
will be 100xl50 feet, three stories, aud cost
ing $4,000. The machinery for the plant
cost about so, 900. The gentleman wrItin Z
will be on hand in due time to give atten-
ton to the proposed enterprise.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
SCHOOL BOARD.

The board of education met last evening
in the city clerk Office with all present
except Members Tucker and Van Ness.
Chairman Levy stated that the question
to be considered at the meeting WIS what
text books on grammar should be used in
the city schools.
The committee on course OF study sub
mitted the following report:
To the Board OF Education OF Wichita, Kansas;
We, your committee on government and
course of study, TO whom was referred the
matter of grammars in the public schools,
would respectfully submit the following
recommendations:
First. We recommend Longs Language
Lessons for the third and fourth grades.
Second. We recommend Reed & kel-
logg's One Book Course in English for the
fifth. sixth and seventh grades.
Third We recommend Harvey's Re
vised English Grammar for eighth grade
and for the high school.
Your committee make these recommend
atoms after very careful and thorough
examination OF the different books at our
command. All Of which IS respectfully
submitted. r. Z LAWRENCE,
GEO. T.. CAMPBELL,
:. D. PALLET.
Should these books be adopted your
committee are informed from good author
ity that books viii be furnished at the fol-
lowing prices: Longs Language Lessons.
20 cents; Reed q kellogg's One Book
Series. 90 cents; Reed Is kellogg's ex-
change price for large or small. - cents;
Harvey's Revised English Grammar. 10
cents; Harvey's exchange prics, - cents
Copies will he furnished all grammar
school teachers free.
The report was adopted By a unanimous
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
4 LECTURE

On Friday evening DR.. A. /. Hobbs, Of
Garfield university, will deliver lecture
the Central Christian church, corner of
Second and Market streets, on "Courtship
and marriage" The doctor is too we'll
known TO need other than a simple notice
TO guarantee large audience A popular
lecture and popular subject.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
PERSONALS.

F. A. Butler was in from Lyons yester-
Gay.
A. A Temberling, Milton, Pa, is in the
city.
VIM C. Evans was in from Allison yes
terday.
+. O. Barron was in from Colwich yes
terday.
j. Merriman, st. Joseph, was an arrival
yesterday.
Levi Fergeson was yesterday up from
Wellington.
G. H. Baxter was yesterday down from
Kansas City.
A. W. Marshall was yesterday in from
Sunnydale.
DIR. J. H. Ballou, of Haven, was yester-
day in the city.
w. s. Thompson, Springfield. Mo-, is
here on business.
H C. Davis, of Cincinnati, is here call
ing upon friends.
J. w. Lampe and wife were over from
Eureka yesterday.
S. z. Whitehead, st. Louis, was an arri-
val i'll the city yesterday.
J. p and J. f., Jones, Bardstown, Ky
Were in the city yesterday.
T. c. Eberly and ". S. Halabed were In
from Greensburg yesterday.
s. c. Ireland is home from a business
trip TO Iowa and Missouri.
John Kraus, Clarence, Erie county, n
Y. is looking over the city.
Mrs. Dr. Dumins and Miss l.. Gillent, of
Lyons, spent yesterday in the city.
Mrs NJ E. Nixon and children, of Pat
terson, stopped over i'll the city yesterday
Mrs Mosier, of Ft. Scott, is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Ed Holt, of West Central.
]. r. Foster of Maize. justice of the
peace for Park township, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. S. Drukker, of Ohio
avenue, are rejoicing over the arrival of
baby girl.
- John McN1urray, ST. Louis; Ed T. Cart
ledge, Topeka: j. c. Pollock, Winfield,
are at the Carey.
Mr. W. c. Charles, merchant at Terre
Haute, Ind, is in the city attending to
business matters.
J. e Squires, wife and daughter Miss
Jennie, of Maquaketa, la, are in the city
guests of the Carey.
George Locke, of the Wichita Shoe Par
Tor, who has been confined to his room for
the past week, was yesterday again able to
be at his place of business.
c. Z. Owens, of the Nandalia, is back
again from trip to Cincinnati and St.
Louis In his absence he took in the
al
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
DIED.

In Fredonia, Wilcox county. Kansas,
Sunday, October IA, 1sSS, John I. Cox,
aged o. years, S months and days.
Funeral services will be conducted at
the Christian chapel, Fredonia, Tuesday,
October 16, at o'clock p. m. Friends are
respectfully invited 10 attend.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
NEW MEMBERS.

The following gentlemen having been
elected members of the Eagle Rifles will
report at the armory for drill on Friday
night, the 18th, at $50 p. m:
W. c. Shields, W. Hart B. L. Mcknight,
c. II. Mcknight, W. B. Hine, Mont Hol-
lowell, Harry Bancroft.
GEO. 81. BOYD, Capt
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Ladies English Lutheran society
meets a. Miss K Schwa-tz's, No - North
Market street, Thursday. Oct Is. AZ 3 ?.
N. AL ladies interested II the organiza-
ton of al English Lutheran church are
invited 70 attend Miss Z " WLE0IT.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
THE MATINEE.

The EAGLES regular matinee takes place
today at O'Clock. A special invitation is
extended to all, particularly to visitors to
the city, to call and see in operation the
finest and most complete printing press in
the state. Remember the hour, O'Clock
prompt.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
Curtis & DOoitt|e,
2J3 Main Street, Wichita.
IAU

Sam d. Symmes, Of the Charlottesville.
Ind, Journal, and correspondent q the
indianapolis Journal was ia the city re-
ferday enroute home with bis family, who
have been visiting his fathers family az
Derby for several weeks. Mr.. :. paid the
EAGLE a visit enpsssant.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-18
MARRIED.

Mr.. Geo. n Closson, of Cullison, and
Miss Emma r Russell, OF this city. were
united in marriage on the 10th inst al the
parsonage of the Emporia Avenue " E.
church, Rev. d. D. Akin, officiating.