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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1888-07-28
BOYS APPAREL!

The business of our Juvenile Department
has outrun every expectation this season
Our closing out price is:
S2.S7 for Suits from to II years;
Cheap at 81 to $50.
SIS for Suits from to IA years;
Cheap at$7 to $3.50.
$6.75 for Suits from to IA years.
Superb bargains at Ss to $40.
Boys Long Pants Suits, S5, 81 and
$40.
Shirt Waists and Hats one-third and
quarter off.
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d A. GoRsUcH, Auctioneer,
L WESTMINSTER, MD,
Cries sales at moderate rates and guaran-
tees satisfaction. No satisfaction, no pay.
Orders can be leff at McKellip & Clabaugh' 1
law Office. Jan31:
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An Opportunity of a Lifetime
81 DOING THE WORK OF So.
MEMS FINE DRESS SUITS.

We are offering these suits in Prince AL
bert, and Three and Four Button Cutaway
styles, in Blue, Black. Brown Corkscrews,
Plain, Diagonals and other beautiful weavings
and colorings, made in the perfection of the
tailor's art for SIS to $50, formerly S5 to SIS
more.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1888-07-28

FURNISHINGS
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Superb NeckweaF and Gauze Underwear
25c., just half price. Negligee Shirts in
Flannels and Cheviots 50c., 81, $3.50, 50,
81 SO, finest silk $3.50.
Good Silk (Gloria) Umbrella, natural stick,
paragon frame, will keep color and wear
well Sl.35, just half price. Gold Handle
Umbrellas S1.75, worth So.
Send for catalogue price list and samples,
No charge.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1888-07-28

Ihe chancel cnolr sings responses, lntroltS
the psalms of the day, and antiphones. 1t
alternates with and relieves the principal
choir, and with it helps to form striking
whole.
This Is the ideal choir, the full choir.
But their are other kinds equally in vogue.
One is essentially Roman Catholic in origin.
This Is the choir of boys only. The music
Is restricted to the Gregorian modes of one
part. 1t consists of antiphoner, introits,
responses, psalms, &c. Since the introduc-
ton of the organ, "fgured music" has
almost whtlly taken the place of the
Gregorian. One of the best places to her
Gregorian music well performed is at the
Church of st, Paul the Apostle, at Ninth
avenue and Fify-ninth street. Father
Young is the hard-working director, and
Mr.. Hurley the organist. The boys are
from an orphan asylum.
A form of choir which marks transition
from the old Gregorian to modern schools
is that in which, to the chancel choir of
boys, is added quartet of male voices.
A fine example of this in New York is at
St. Francis Xavier. The music there is
similar in form to that of the cathedral,
but without the choral effects.
One of the best drilled choirs in the city
is found at Trinity 1t consists of about
thirty-two male members, Of ages varying
from to 48. These are divided among
the parts as follows, Trehlss, Is; altos, 4;
tenors, 5, and hasses G. From among
these one or more is chosen as soloist or
part singer, as the music on occasion may
demand Nearly every member of the
choir receives salary, and it is, therefore
a marked exception among all the choirs
in the city. There are few probationists,
who sing for certain period upon trial,
after which, if they prove satisfactory, they
are taken in as regular members and paid.
Mr.. Messite, the organist, had an interest
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1888-07-28
DRoPosALs FOR AN IRON
l. BRIDGE.

july 81 2t
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. Feb. 9.-After steady decline
for three days, and the heavy short selling
of YESTERDAY. the crowd were in the humor
of buying for an up turn. The weathei
was very cold throughout the west and
northwest, and local receipts were light
Both wheat and corn, also oats, opened 4 9
higher May wheat opened at SOa4c ana
advanced Immediately to S01sc There
was a little decline from the early prices
when the announcement of the Hensley
Bros. failure was made, but it was trifllng'
May wheat declined from S04@SoNc TO
SG15c but Immediately recovered and al
vanced to slI@SlAc. The decline was
caused by short selling by the scalpers on
the theory that big line would come over
board. When the stuff failed to come out,
the shorts began to buy back their prop
erty, and this it was which caused the
advance. Toward the close prices again
weakened slightly. May closing at Sic.
Corn was fairly stronger. May opened
ut 5024c and sold almost instantly 10 o0$c.
The tendency was upward from the start,
until the Iiensley failure was announced,
when the scare caused drop OF a few
points, May touching 50jIc. AS soon as
the furry was over the demand was again
felt and prices moved upward until ol4c
was reached, when. as in wheat, slight
retraction occurred, and May closed at
5l1Sc
Oats were quite active for the May
option There was more or less realizing.
and the fact of there having lately been
liberal decline, bringing prices down to
within 2a215c of the lowest point that May
oats has reached created also very fair
speculative demand. May sold 1T 3l@3l12c
and closed at 3l2s@31l5c. Provisions were
steady, but the changes in prices were
small and mostly in favor of holders. Re
ceipts OF hogs were fair and prices lower,
but had little effect on hog products, and
although opening sales were at about the
same figures as yesterdays close, they soon
moved upward, pork advancing l5c, ana
short ribs 7t5c and closed steady with most
of the advance maintained. May pork
reached Sl4. 40 and closed at S143sl4. May
lard sold at $685. and closed at S'.S214M
7.S5 Short ribs sold at $40 and closed at
$50.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10
Kansas City Produce.


KANSAS CITY. Feb. q
wHEAT-Steady No . cash, 7Hc asked.
COHN-No. !. cash. 43c asked; March, 4Sc bid;
May sJs.c. white. cash, i.c asked.
OATS-No. cash, 29c asked.
RYE-Nothing doing.
EGGS-&jC.
BTTTER-Rol, good 10 choice. l5SGc.
FLOUE-Fairy active and firm: NN, a0c: xxx
slOG family. Sllaa l25 choice. Si.5tQ co. fancy,
SL7G extra choice, sLa@lbg extra iaury, sllS&l>J.
patent, s2.0igt2.lG rye -four, Sli0Gl Leo.
CORN MEAl.-tircen, &llsC; dried, VIE.
CORN CHOP Yellow PC; bulk; CSC sacked.
SHIPPING STUFF Bulk, SIC; sacked, Sc.
RRAN-SacBed, Csc.
nAI-Weak. Fancy, small baled. $500. large,
s9O1.
FLAX SEED-sl.25.
CHEESE-Full cream. l3c; Young America, lSi5c.
LIVE POULTRE-Frm; large chickens. S5JpA
$40 small chickens, SSOG roosters, Sl5OJ as tur
keys. 1tSSC.
HAMS-Sugar cured. lie.
BREAKFAST BACON-l0Ac.
DRIED RFFF-ec
SHOuLDERS-Dry salt $5.7S; long clear. SO;
clear rib. s. 90 short clear, smOh ed, $780, long
clear. ss.lS; clear rib, SS.2j; short clear $50.
PoRk-sli.Q.
LARD-S6l2tn.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10
TAD LINcOLNS THEATRE.

How the Childs Happiness Was Sadly
Marred-The Presidents Reproof
In one of the vacant rooms of the White
House Tad had fitted up, with the aid of th-
servants, miniature theatre The little fell
low had rare skill and good taste ia such
matters, and after long and patient effort the
work was completed. There was the stage,
the orchestra, the curtains the parquet,
and al the paraphernalia pertaining to
what he called real theatre, and Tad was
in delirium of childish JOY. About this
time, just after the review C. BurnsideS
division of the Army of the Potomac, a
certain photographer cane to the executive
mansion to make some stereoscopic studies
of the presidents Office for MIR. Carpenter,
an artist of reputation the same gentleman
who painted Mr.. Lincoln's portrait. who had
been much about the house. Mr. Carpenter
and the photographer appeared at the same
time The artists told Mr.. Lincoln that they
must have dark closet in which to develop
their pictures. There was such closet az
tached to the room which Tad had appropr.-
ated for his theatre, and it could not be
reached without passing through that room.
With Mr.. Lincoln's permission the artists
took possession of the theatre" and they
had taken several pictures before Tad"
discovered the trespaSS upon his premises
When he took in the situation there was an
uproar. Their occupancy Of his theatre"
without his consent, was an offense that
stirred his wrath into an instant blaze The
little fellow declared Indignantly that he
would not submit TO any such impotence.
He locked th. door and carried off the key.
The artists hunted him up, and coaxed, re-
monstrated, begged, but all IN VAN. Inc
young theatre manager, In flame OF pas
sion, blamed Carpenter with the whole out
rage. He declared that they should neither
use his room nor 60 into 1t TO get their IN
struments and chemicals. mo one" said
he, has any business in my room, unless IN
vited by me, and | never invited you here
was a pretty kettle Of fish Tad was
master Of the situation Finally Nh Lincoln
was appealed TO. Tad was called ana Ar.
Lincoln said to him sternly: go, now, and
unlock the door" The offended boy went
off TO bis mothers room, muttering posi-
iyerefussl to obey his fathers command.
On hearing Of the chiid's disobedIence DR..
Lincoln soon had the key, and the theatre"
was again invaded by the artists Soon after
this Mr.. lincoln said TO Carpenter, half
apologetically: Tad is a peculiar child he
was violently excited when went TO him for
the key said % hin, Tad, DO yoU know
that YOU are making your father very I'M
happy? You are causing deal Of trouble
He burst into tears and gave up the keys. l
had not the heart to ssy much TO him In the
way of reproof. Tor the little mar certainly
thought his rights had been shan1efuily dis
Al --rbf
affair brought upon his little pet caused Nj
Lincoln more concern than anything else
connected with it-Ward a. LAmoa
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10

General Offices of the Wichita Il
Colorado Railway Company.
Wichita, kas-, Jan. j.. l5-s-
The aunua! meeting II the stock holders
Of the Wichita 6s Colorado railway com
pany for the election Of directors for tns
ensu. NJ year and for the Transaction o'such
other business may come befOre the
meeting will be held at ihe Office of zsld
company ia the city Of wichita, kas., on
Wednesday. the seventh day Of Harcn
next. A D. 1855 at 10 o clock a m, or q:
auy hour thereafter that quorum may
be prss@Ut. j. IL RicBAEDS,
II {. HADLET, Vice President.
Asst. Sec, dSa-SG
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10
Results of aypuc.-i>m.

A professor Of hypnotasm at Carisruhe,
Germany, put young man 10 saeep by ines
nerizing nina The patien: remsined IN
coma Tor eighteen hours and was afserwsrd
attacked by lit Of violent madness nc
hypncu1er has been fined Dy the assborIiias
and condemned to two weeks imprisoDrnen.
-Ns~ Nsxx Evsrxsu~ Xorld
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10
Everybody FAXES II

The Chicago. Kansas a. Nebraska rail-
way Isl. Joseph & Io~A Railroad Co,
lessee. j. the b~st equipped line west %
the Missouri rlysr. Our equipment vas
built expressly for this line by the Pull
MAJ Palace Car Company, which Is a guar
sntse % the travelling public tha. u ~
strictly first class. You will ind all u our
coaches elegantly uah0istered and very
comfortable IN every particular n you
are gong n sny part ~ Kansas or Ssbras-
sa or % any point eat. rsrTastn her yOg Will
never regret having started rIgbt. by TAX
ing the Chicago. Kansas 4 Nebraska rail-.
way. Rock Island Route For further
particulars address Jno. Sebastian. G. T, a:
= a. Topeka Kan cot;
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10
WICHITA 4 SUBURBAN
Nice Warm Stoves.

Cars leave the corner of Douglas and
Water streets every half hour, commenc
ing az 6:1, a m. until lo:I5 p. N. for Fair
mount and points between.
Cars leave Fairmont, commencing at G
a, m, and run every half hour until Q D. m
LEE TAYLOR. Manager.
Office oil North Main, room l. oS-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10
81. Louis Produce

81 lSOl Is, 60 -
FIOUE-Dull and easy. but quota bly, unchanged.
NHEAr-Harket higher for futures: outside mar
kets and European cables improved Ill tone. There
WAS more inclination 10 he on the long SIDE. MAY
opened &c better, and after ranging between sacp
Slxc during the first hour, advanced TO seize fell
back sss.S; after the noon call rallied - -.
S.l.c dropped back later SIjsaS2c but again re-
No red. cash. 7a5ssSssc; March. SOY bid May,
stsssS2Ac, closing At sas2lSc; July, 1850 i9lgC,
CoRN-Higher The reaction in wheat and higher
markets elsewhere strengthened the feeling and a-
vanced prices Cash 4&G 5ic; February, sjC; March
S5Iic: May. -eSs6t 465sc. closing G2lC.
OATS-Quiet but firm: cash. a9isc; May, 29pc.
RYE-Duli and lower; Sc.
RARIEN-Dul S9IsSNc.
HAY-Firn; prime timothy, sl2a,slsce prairie
$500.
LEAD-Dull; refined offered at $40.
EGGS-Steady; 2,G2 slpc for fresh.
BUTTER-Demand light; creamery, 2SG&c; dairy.
1s&2sc
WHISKS-Steady at slca
PROVISIONS Market confines dull and hardly
anything doing beyond an order business.
pORk-New mess. sl5OI.
LARD-Prime steam. S1.A.
AFTERNOON BOARD.
wHEAT-Firm. March, s,4c bid; May, s1Sci
June s2l4c; July 1glyc bid.
CoRN-Februars. ii,lc bdd; March, s5ls9tSlsc
oATs.Hisher; May. 25sasoc bid.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10

New York Produce.
NEW YORK, Feb. @
wHEAT-I4c better. No ,. red, SSta@Ssc eie-
yator GI,@Sl.c delivered.
CORE-kirm and quiet No. :, IS1tC, elevator,
okTSNltaIec lower Mixed, S&ailc; white. al
CoFFEE-Spot dull. Ice; options, 64oc; points
lower. Sales 5000.
SUGAR-No1ninal; fair ISflninc. 4fsc of A, Us:
mould A. &C; LOAF and crushed. I;sc; powdered,
.ls5S1 3 i6c.
EGGS-FirIn; pc.
BUTTER-Quiet and unchanged; l+g2Sc.
CHEESE-Quet and unchanged at li49l2c,
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10

NJ ". Murdoch * Bro, prppde,or..
printers. binders. publishers AID blank
book manufacturer. AL kinds - county,
township and srhooi district records as.
blanks Legal blanks Of every d~~cTiption'
Complete stock Of tus;ices' doesets aad
blanks. JOB printing Of ali kfssd- Cor
r.spondencs solicited Address all com
ulunicsslons 70
X r. MrRDocx, Manage.
ss<-sfs y2&ts wichita hAnsAx
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10

The Missouri Pacific, ut scott Route
is selling tickets to Phoenix. Arizonia, and
return Gor Ss55, good SIX months 20 return.
Phoenix is in the heart OF the famous salt
river valley, the garden OF the southwest.
Rich in mineral wealth. AL kinds OF
fruit, grain and good grazing country.
For maps, time tables and information
write or call at city ticket Office, IA Main
street. Wichita " &. KEyEAs.
d54 Il Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10

Hacker s. Louderinilk. dealers in grocer
les. provisions. feed and hay. corner of Oak
and Main streets We sell goods cheap for
ash. 45tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10

Physician and Surgeon. general practice. special
attention given to the diseases of women and chill
drcn and obsetricks- Office No. 80 North Main ST..
rooms IL and Is. Heller block, Day or night calls
promptly attended TO. Once hours to 10 a. m. to
and to 9 p. m. STINT
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10

All notices OF Employment or Situations Wanted.
win be charged for at the rate Of nve cents per line
pc week; no notice for less than Is cents.
All For Sales other business notices viii be
charged for the of 10 cents per line per week,
no business notice taken for less than 20 cents
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10
". D, McCLEES. M. D.

Univ. of Penna.. and Blockly Hospital. Regular
practitioner. Special attention given venereal
diseases. ONCE 2lS Douglas ave-, residence 13
Riverview ave. Office telephone 6. Calls promptly
answered. G9-!m!
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10
PHYSICIANS,
REMOVED.

Doctor Kuder, German physician aud surgeon, has
removed his Office No. 20 E Douglas avenue cor.
Of Lawre and Douglas avenues. Chronic, sGrgi-
cal and private diseases successfully treated. Con-
suit in English, German and French. Fifteen years
experience. Late Bataillons surgeon of the Prils-
sian army. ,2-lms
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10
st. Louis Live Stock.

ST. Louis, Feb. Q.
-CATTLE-Recepts.2 1850 shipments so Market
steady; choice heavy native steers. SSSG
625 fair TO good native steers. S3Sks{.Je butchers
steers. medium TO choice, s2lus4ae stockers and
feeders. fair 10 good, s2.Us@S.2& rangers ordinary
10 good. S29kIL2Q.
HoGS-Receipts, &S.G shipments $50 Market
active and STEADY. Choice heavy and butch
ers selections, S5.Jn5.,G packing IneG,n 10 prime
$alS556k light grade ordinary good. 81 Sos u
SHEEP-Receip.s, $3.50 shipments. none. Market
active and firm; fair TO fancy, Is gIs $50
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10
49,

i will take &c On the dollar for bran
new stock 81 drugs Call on or stdres 8
I. Major. Receiver. is7 North NAN
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10
RAILROAD, TIMETABLES.

Chicago. Kansas & Nebraska
(Rock Island Route
GOING NORTH EAST.
No. ? Kansas City St. Louis and Chicago,
through Mail and Express. leaves daily. sos a. m
No. Kansas City, st. Louis and Chicago
Night Express leaves daily ......... -. 80 p IN
No. G2 Accommodation. leaves daily Except
Sunday $40 a. m
GOING SOUTR.
No. Kansas City. st. Louis and Chicago
Express arrives G:25 and departs. 655 m
No. kansas ity. ST. Louis and Chicago
through Mail and Express. arrives $50 and
departs daiiy....... ................. $40 p m
No. j. Accommodation leaves daily except
Sunday. ............................ lbs D.
Elegant free recn ng~ hair cars on morning trains
Pullman sleeping cars on all night trains Tickets
sold and baggage checked through TO all points.
City ticket Office 30 h. Douglas ave. and depot
ner Mead and Douglas avenues.
c. A. RUTHERFORD. Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10
DIR, CHARLES A. WILSON,
DIR. c. G. FURLEY

Physician and Surgeon, Office Isl n Main St, over
Pattee Martins art store. Office hours 9 TO l. A.
H., to p m, to 8 p. All catarrhal diseases a
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10
LOST.
pb.op,. arl.op,s ana Retain.

7 OsT-A pocket took containing a check for
j 4 $3.50 snt other VARIABLE papers. The fufsr
90.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mrs s I,DAVIDSON & Mrs HI HILLS
ENCYCTOPEDIA BRITANNICA,

Christian Science Mind Heaters, 32l Topeka ave
Receive students for instruction and patients for
treatment. Hours to IL m. to =. p. 5otms
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK Money.

NEW YORK. Feb. 9.
Stock market dull but prices firm and yesterday
losses were recovered -. To-. Loo,
Money on call easy at 2GS per cent; last loan,
,ls ner cent; closed offered at 2G21e per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 5eEI -, $50
Sterling exchange. duh but steady ana uh-
changed. ,- ,,o ,,c ,,o-as
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10
MRS. ". R. TUCKER,
W. F. SERIES M. D.,

Christian Science Healer zoo n Topeka ave- wicl
tia, Kan. Office hours to IL q, m tS-lrlE
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10

sNTETb- Io-rgr~ ers for naonsy. rsscs r1g-ssT
w TIE owes rstes All kinds q ess.fsl -
cs5r1tT f1s-s, AID S1oc.9 mortgage. szT-Ts
wicetta BANKING Co. No iE west Do1S.As ar.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10
E. M. CONKLIN, M. D.

Physician and Surgeon, Office 3.9 f Douglas av
Telephone at Office No. 294. telephone at residcnt
No. liz. Residence i2lS Market. lSi-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10
Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 3.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 3.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Receipts, 3, 100, shipments, l.JD. Market
stron and more active choi e fat. shade higher;
common, steady; stockers and feeders, 5 higher.
Good to choice, corn fed. $42Ja4.15: common TO
medium $S.O94!S; stockers, $l.SOa2.5G feeders,
$2.hngS23; cows $l3Uet3.U
HOGS-Receipts, $500; shipments, 7f5. Market
opened steady, soon weakened. closing SC lower.
Good to choice, $5.40g5.JG common TO medium,
&.1ka5:G skips and pigs, S3.0O@4.6D.
SHEEP-Receipts Loo shipments none. active;
15G5c higher; good 10 choice at $4.35ai7G common
to medium, f2.00@4O.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. Feb. 9.
The Drovers' Journal reports
CATTLE-Recepts, 1900; shipments. 1900 Mar
ket dull and lower fancy, $1,000 80; steers 500
490 Stockers and feeders, g.. ata3 cows bulls and
mixed. &i.15s31G Texas cattle. $3.01G4.0j.
HGGS-Receipts, D,uJl: shipments. 500. Market
dull and 0c lower; mixed, t5U1G,5.41; heavy, $40
Gj.G5; light. $9pa5.I; skips S3.aGe510.
SHEEP-Receipts, 5,0O0 shipments. 1000 Market
steady; natives f3Ooy5!25 western, $50Os5.15 Tex
ans, $3.D0940G lambs. s50Gso.W.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10
WANTED.

Er0R sALE-For cash. grocery stock In Englewood
II Kan. permanent terminus Of railroad: good
paying business. Address Eagle Office dtss-ts-
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10
SCEAYED.

S,TRAYED-Sp spotted pony [hqtsel black rnsns and
w.rS ds e.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10
ROGERS,
]. NJ. PHILLIPS, D. Y. s.
DIP. D. T. SMOKE,

Graduate of Chicago Veterinary college. Oflce
525 Douglas ave; Telephone No. ). wichita. Kan
o--lnO>
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10
STORAGE.

S-TORAGF-C h~a pest and best piece IN wichita
= 10 store all kinds ~ goods. Cal! AZ s1 Main.
distf
S,TORAGE- For household goods or nerchsn6s..
= boxed or loO-e. ~ yuu have any goods - stoss
bring them 20 the wichita storage Co, No. nc Yes:
Doug lar MI
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10

VvvANTET}-Evs-y nns 70 know thas FDSbewooi.
w Clarke co1-ty, Kansas - he h<ssi Place fQ-
pr0itA bic Ise~tnslfs IA he state II - AZ tie ter
rr!uu- Of the Chicago. ks1as .s A Western Z. H a
aSrr 81 The A. 7 & : p railroad system. Il = zi-0
lie gate city AID principal sEpyly Ss3lni Tor No
Mans Land. tie Paa Handle q TeExs, and al tie
northern and gsesteTn PORTION d tie Indian terri
tory There good oyeEiuc. Tor tss.E~~s Of every
Kind and excellent o7e.tEx for srsz-iAss hss-
Tel several good stores al The territory scata
and - ~ from " 70 30 miles s1rst D. sapplb6 fyoEa
II : -yznt The Rock fstsf.d ard - Ios3s a
Fr2aels1o K n visl r-arE fEis yLsce soo1- Al ihe
stage iifs-s and mai. rBun5ax and
leave E.nEscold daily and irf-ve%Eiy. Tais + TIE
b.. 2oLs 'o- ths an pz-I q cattle u al tAf ssy-s
v~--sr- carrie coanfry. Per sufo-lus,.oEs address
TIE Erzi@yvo.-4 TosSa Cc1pzsy. eSl-rfvE-'s
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10

Veterinary Surgeon has removed his once from
the Horses Home 10 his residence corner Cleveland
ave and Second street; telephone "a oos
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10

"ANTED-Everybody 10 know that salt Lake
w City is the place to make profitable invest
nlents. For further information write Miles a
dsY-lm
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10
FOR EXCHANGE.

NOR EXCHANGED well improved eighty acre
II farm in sumner county. Kansas, for No one brick
tnd other building material. Enquire OF DR.. Z. y.
siunseu Loo south Emporia. Wichita, Kansas
dIl Gt+
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10

w ANTED1Parties for furnished front room with
w alcove and closet. hath. gas and board; south
ern exposure; terms reasonable, also for two single
rooms; ref. given and required Al. W. Central
ave. d2eff
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10

BUTTER-Firm: creamery, 22GSlc; dairy l6]@
t9o6c.
EGGS-FirIn; 22I3s2ic.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10

LSUR SALE BRING your stocks OF groceries or
II other goods sad we can give you clear prop
and little monsy.esC some nice clear stun .o-
horses or mules Have horses - sell. CreiIer a
Cowlsy. hs North Main. room, = &S-
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10

TOR SAIE-s0xl4Gl {. business corner on Main IT
blocks from douglas ave for sale Al At hi<
bargain or will trade Tor good farms "a Scdsvsck
Co T. W. NcCA!la rsnlB :. over la y. Main. 81 G.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10

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Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10
FOR RENT.

L>OR RENTING large tSo-story house near cor
IL ner of First and Waco streets; i now being pa
rered and painted and will he ready Monday next.
Call on J. E. Humphrey & son, over lU3 Douglas
ave. tS-tt
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10

ENoR SALE-A fno new piano. worth san for
E ssh cash. samuel scott, ssi Z. Douglas ave.
dS.-.I
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10

L'OR RENr-A nice room and boa ID, 81 per week,
Il at j5 North Market street, corner Market and 2d
streets. DE- st.
Wichita eagle., 1888-02-10
FOR SALE

LSOR SALE-Stock OF hardware and stoves IN
II good town OF l.sO people In western Kan. two
railroads stock will De sold al bargain Apply
quick 10 :. p. Hart. nighton Kan- iss-tss