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MISSOURI PACIFIC r. Il.

City Union Ticket Office, l22 North Main street
and Union Depot, near Oak street.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25
wichita Produce Market.

Furnished by Osborne. Ho6lck q 90
WICHITA, June "a.
urDFS-Green 50 40SS TO- green salt S3 00G5 CO.
6rT sted Idll green pelts 4U 15c: dry pelts S@l2c
TALLOW-No. prime 4]ec; No 2 51ee.
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A Summer Tsivl.

She's f1;rer thAo a hly,
And She's sxee<s- tsz4z 8 rcsse,
And she knocks tie resrhhsors Sly
When she Eiss1s she garden hose
sle lfrs ber skirts from DANCE
wz.h her leSt k2-d. whfse her right
G-as2s the n0zz1e, and The EsrA1x~
Gets a very pseAs4ng sight
The nSxhbors' eysz al t=zokie
azs tssesr ta.=css czs1y grOwx
Fer tkey Ike 70 sse k.- sp<t-kse.
And ts>J Ike % see tese hose
-Sc-1errs-as Journal
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25
st. Louis Produce.

St Louis Produce.
Sr. LOUIS, June "a.
FIorrP-r-ncbanpe5 Xxx. 81 5O92 co. famf-
ira fancy "a 05S4 Is; patents, 81 50s4 0
WHEAT-Firmer;1 14c above Saturday. 40. zoi Pee 81
cash SOC S01%c; June S0GS2 closing SC July ,S5ae;
7c closed s@7Sc Angnst cassd 12 sSese &c ciGse BID
DeeSenober ;tssfa71c- closed 73ls@774c asked.
CoRN-Higher. No. mixed cash, Si1sc' Jaiy
oATSNRetter 10 cash, &c bid: June 2Sc bid
July. 221ec.
HAY-o1iet. Prairie, SC oos7 OG timothy. 80 COG
Il -
BRAN-4S949c.
FLAX sEED-spot quotable at 81 So August de-
livery 81 l5 bid. ,o,,< .a,o5
s. %. 49,. ,,1.,oo
BUTTER-Dull. Creamery 139l5c; dairy. IlSLZc
EGGS-Quiet. 10c for good run OF STOCK.
CORN BEAL-$2 I5G2 25.
WHISKY-S1 o.
PROVISIONS-Firm.
i4RD-No demand for prime steam; nominally
worth ST %. -, scooa
SHOULDERS-Dry salt, IS p; long. clear. S6Oos
In short ribs. S6 O0G6 To- short clear. 70 Oo$5 ~
BOXED SHOULDERs-S5l l5 Longs and rlos'
So SOFT %; short clear So t2teS6 70.
HANS-SiU log II IS.
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Coal Dealers

Scale books. coal tickets, etc. for sale az
this Office. Orders by mail Will receive
prompt sttentlon. Address The Wichita
EAGLE, Wichita, Kan. s5u
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FOR RENT-REsIDENOES
FOR MISCELLANEOUS

E'oR REN1-store room. zsX6Q feet on O8S street.
Il between Fourth and Fifth avenue next door
west 0f drug store, and also rooms over the
store. The location l. of the bi ia the cit Tor
large retail bus mess. Apply tn y. Bir II y. Main
ST. -4-uT
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25

In the Court OF Common Pleas OF Sedgwtck county
and state Of Kansas.
William TuSch, plaintiff,
Goddard Gehring, Anna Gehring. Paul 81. Mueller
and Amelia E Mueller, defendants
To the defendant Paul II, Mueller. You are here
by notified that you have been sued IN the above
named court by the above named plaintiff il the
above entitled action: the following described real
estate situated n Sedgwck county Kansas has been
attached by said plaintiff in satn action your
properly to-wit Lots d. three a. i've g. seven
L., nine 9l and eleven I'D on Cherburne avenue In
Mue!lers subdivision OF lots ) and four a. IL
in block four - Riohlaad second addition 20
the city OF Wichita, the sane being sr-
praised al three hundred dollars 500; also lols
thirty (S1l and thirty-two 81 on River street
IN Waterman addition 10 WATERWAYS addition 70
the city NJ Wichita. the same being appraised at
twenty-five hundred dollars $500 subject however.
to a certain mortgage thereon for the sum oi three
thousand dollars $500 and interest; and that unless
you said plaintiffs petition fled in said aC-
tion before the th day OF July A d. lsSa ssi6
petition viii be taken a true and judgment viii
be rendered against you in accordance Herewith for
the OF thousand dollars $500 with Interest
thereon the rate OF ia per cent per aanurn from
the 9th day of January. A D. lSS1 until paid: FOR
costs OF this action and For sale Of the real estate
Aforesaid or 80 much thereof be necessary
not less than t~o-Ialrs ot its appraised age
satisfy said sum Of money, interest and COST
d23ESt DALE & WALL
Plaintiffs AttC FGeys.
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NFOSEY TO LoAS-Iu small amounts on horse-.
AfE cattle furniture. pianos. Jewels and al Kinds
- caatt=i and collateral security have custom
cr. fJr a few good lret tnortsses ana also wsHt -
make a leH choice fHrui or ci-y iu1ue a. toerst
rates. ". 7. Nash. rooms and Z. over ile = Main
street Gtf L-t1
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25
WANTS, FOR RENT, FOR SALE, FOB
TRADE. FINANCIAL ETC.

AL notices Of Employment Situations Wanted
from Eve lines, sc per week. all notices over
i've lines viii be charged for at the rate of five
cents per line per week-no notice taken for less
than 25 cents.
All For Sales, Help Wanted For Rents other
business notices from i've lines 50 cents per
week-an notices over Ave lines viii be chs zged fo
at the rate OF ten cents per line per weekno notice
taken for less than 80 cents
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sTRA7ED

ksTgsTRU-Fr1ru - AgrtS = ssrsi-E-rs- -
- rew clsr T. tr-sset zts.s - =. Js2rs % -
rr~-s s.atre~ = 2 earz- slsssG.s rgT<Fo -
rsz3e - 49, rsszFn - sbyse- , =. F9F-ezs t.-i
l~TEA yEfs-Iaue fesh ces Asrs t4F rsr- 9.-f
- rssrs Q - - ssssss -xa- ffs-t 2 sfsia -
s-~rs,e TAa erar- -is- - FE~zTeEel ~ % -
key - ttse als7-s Eas1 her-
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80 sales Of stocks todar were I5s6sa shares
NlsIRlE GRAIN SUPPLY.

NEW YORK, June 2.-Following is the
statement of the visible supply of grain IN
store and afoat on June %, as compiled by
the produce exchange:
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25
EpEF-A =ss :, osl.szs.. .. e. go 90.

TDTLf-a =sp e osiss - - - 80 80
II II T. t. sr1k~s Fzav~sEE d r1-e - a-s~-s
sg---et - - s-svazst laS-aa - - - - =
szsvsvsz.~as = - .gzfss@sz sz1 49, - p -
~=sr1f. ssz.e .As cr4x4s5s4 1sfftafF - Esat@s-s
80 - esx,sse< .sssSA q ssrEsF rssit s-s~s &sg
rs rsl.-sA<z s1Fss=zs- tzssiA - - - =
HfEELT EAHsy - feas@ - ~ = 49,
2r-zS<s al kSsAzsE@ tr<f 90
- Tess- kaS
- - vtTe< - - szF-s.~-F So = ~ tkesS1t 49,
se~ sasf - AZ az - - - - =
-. 80 ssszs1. ssesr sT~~szt 81 s2az<ysfstsz
y~zr. Us zzso AAr~ fsese - - 49, - = sF-s
~lEf1A EAslA- H1E--ass AA-s~@.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25

A GENTS WANTED-In every city and town In
< the United States except IN stats Of Kansas a.
sell TO lawyers just the book every lawyer needs.
endorsed by lawyers every where sells At sight.
de s1ys necessary, a. book can be delivered when
sale Is made. Applicants must oe able 10 furnish
reference when required. fuu particulars free
Address the Wichita ksgle, wichita. han. sl-Jf
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25
Kansas City Produce.


KANSAS CITY June 81
WHEAT-Quiet. No. red. &c bid &c asked.
No. soft, sc bid.
CORN-Stesdy. No. &c
OA1S-Dull: lec bid.
FLoUR-yery quiet. XX SOC; XXX. sl0o, family
81 lk choice, 81 IS fancy. 81 CO extra fancy 81 s.
Saten', a. 0Oa2 To- -
CORN NEAL-51&5<c.
CORN CHO2-53g5sc.
SHIPSTUFF-40S4Ic.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25

Take the Missouri Pacific railway TO ali
points east. west, north and south:
l24tt
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK. June "a.
Money On call easy at 11693 per cent last loan IL
Closed offered at I6.s
Prime mercantile paper 51$t991s; n, o. g. On
Sterling exchange duh but steady at 81 % ior "
x5av bills and 81 SS24 for demand. . -, A.,
&c Sradinp on the Stock Exchange all one sided, the
,,,1i of if being in trust transactions IN their scu
rities excluding the regular list. Prices about
Grpady.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25

BRAN-3sa45c.
HAY-Steady. Good, 81 OOG6 ~
BUTTERIsteady. Creamery. 12sl5c; dairy llS
12c; store packed. 65e(z11x
CHEESE-Lower. Fun cream u ., S,ro;ca
LIVE POULTRY-Higher and actlye; IN Sno;ee 4e
hens 81 5OaS 5 ROSTERS 81 %; spring chlcKehs' o
@S2 80.
HAMS-Sugar cured, 1014c.
BACON-Breakfast, lOc.
SHnTf fDERS-Dry SALT "a s71& long clear. IS 3D.
short ribs S6 90: short clear, S6 20 ec .o
SMoKED SHOULDERS-S5 3I16; long clear, % oG
short ribs, Sc 6l1a; short clear, 30 Sl79.
PORk-S11 80.
TARn-S6h5
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HOGS
wichita Grain Market.

Furnished bv 7. w. Hawn & Co, grain and COM
mission merchants. ~
WICHITA, June "A.
wHEAT-No . s ]ft 70e7lc; No. hard 6ggoSc.
rnpNH No , white 2Sf2oc: No mixed 21(s2Sc.
OATS-No white 20G2Ic; mixed IoSl9c
RYE-3c.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25

Our for-z q lsAas On CITY property = ;as
rao~s con pete Ss.1 s<Tf-es oss yst E9sJfa
a Il r4s psspAEed by snAii0Eaey weo
IA sussor.sy.c s1Ea SassEe.A 49,
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Charters
d7ltf

Blank charters and all kinds OF legal
blanks for sale by
TIE WICHITA EAGLE.
dItf Wichita, Kansas
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Proposals for Stone and Wood Work on State
Industrial Reformstory at Hutchinson


Sealed proposals Will be received by Hon. j. s.
Mcdowell. chairman Of the Board OF Industrial Re-
formatory commissioners, at the Midland hotel In
the city OF Hutchinson, until 10 O'Clock. a. m, Of
Thursday, Ju,y H. 1888 for the execution OF certain
stone work. wood work and other general mechanic
al work required for the construction OF the State
Industrial Reformatory buildings.
Plans and Specifications may be seen at Rutchin-
on at the Office of A. B. Howatt at the Office OF
j. q. Haskell architect at Topeka after June 18th,
lss9,
Proposals must be accompanied by a certified
check cash deposit OF two and one-halr per cent.
OF the of the bid, which will be forfeited
the OF Kansas II the bidder fails 20 enter into
contract within two days and give satisfactory bond
for the execution of the same in award is made
10 him.
Bids must be sealed and marked on outside, bids
for work the state industrial reformatory," and
shall be addressed to J. s. Mcdowell chairman OF
the Soard of commissioners OF Industrial Reform
atory, Hutchinson. Kansas care Of Midland 6otel
Blank forms OF proposals and sDy additional In
formation may be had by calling addressing J.
G. Haskell. architect Topeka. Kansas.
The right TO reject any and all bids Is reserved,
BY order OF the Board OF Industrial Reformatory
Commissioners. }. ;. MCDOWELL.
J. q. HASKELL. Chairman.
Architect. 2tw Il
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25
WANTED-AGENTS.

UTANTED AGENTS-In every city town and
w village III the United States except u
state Of Kansas 10 take subscriptions FoSinsieT
can make MONEY No capital required Sampc
comics free. Cash commissions; money can De mad"
by getting up clubs Address the Wichita Easls
ichita, Kan dtI
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25
ROGERS,
RELIEF C0RpS

The PhotoSraphSr. Pictures in all sizes and styles
a. also carries tAe finest assortment OF picture
frames in ths city. Give him friendly call and ex
anime samples.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25
ARTICLES.

BUTTER-Firm and unchanged. Fancy cream
cry 55sSloc; fne l5s l5c; finest dairy lISSec; ine
SoslSc
EGGS-Firrn: Iec.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25

Depot Second and Wichita street; ticket oficel2I
North Main street, +. Z. BLECRLEY,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25

womans Relief Corps. No. 40. Aux. to Garfield
Post No s. meets first and third Tuesdays in each
month IN Garfield Hall at 2:30 p. NJ Visiting men,
bers cordially invited to attend.
MRS. VI. w. BUCKNER, President.
MRS. II. \. STONER, Secretary. S5-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
W. II. POWERS.

Piano tuner. Piano actions correctly adjusted
hammers recapped, new wires, new worries, and
keys Ntened cases re-varnished and polished, new
bushings etc We prepared to do the above
work liz the best manner and warrant the same to
give entire satisfaction reasonable prices Leave
orders at Thomas Shaws Music House, No. l29 North
Main street, Wichita Kansas. 43 II
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25
FOR TRADE.

NOR TRADE-A 900. second morteaze siSn.
II first mortgage. lVit0 or more cigars Nice rosl-
dence In Keokuk. low a, also enc ia Peoria III ie
acres heavy timber land in mort hern 1cunessee -
acres lin. inns ia Wisconsin, and lots of other prop
erty tai. AMI me a. J. Eigew orth. room u.
Geito block dll3-Q
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25
FOB sALE-KIsOELLAEEOUS


I-OE SALE-Eeeap ~ CO. f. FeTy aessrAtse p
II c4ssor. dolrz god talzszess. Ts~tazfAEt *
tires CAL - Dgs get t~ssz-. cgrsT klttA Ey@fe
snz Oak ~, y AezzIz. Ezr- E&
v-voR sALI-A s4gz; ~ Gcrsz q sErszs Ezs4ars ~
il Szz-s EAzsgzasl ls&ssk - -. = A4F!.Es-s@-
U-ng eAEE-1 God ~. ta1asEtl- A15-Ass
II fszsssr1sssG & ksi.e-. - @eAst2 kzzs = sosria
&z2.- -4-ENE
I~gg SaLEA a-sosz sza@szs.fssl 4 -oossaaqsas via
z good cellar xEae s&Fa- 81S sEN-gs zss4 &@s aSs@E
n fr-4t ire.sA FrsGe fLsks tsF u@@zsc@ oax
s.Ele. A1s--sasz az CA NJ. T. ASkAss. - ssLSfl-
Es~-
LOB sALE-A cozzEses2 sssssl gssts- Seaz45 rsH.
il seT Eosez q. fNeszEy-zfss EessSszN Assszr t1r
cab. - = Eoises-e, 0f@,zlseszzs- Ai4z.a~~ s-<s
LOB &ALE-Try Easssess He&zsy al - TErez
efe~rs To zsfzx - A. sesat eS1r& 80
Irog sAfE- O1e - szr~e EszsT ? Z CO. tfaf-
4 tex e1<sAs- gas3 5<s. Aires llHeEe
Ss1A A.kx-sks g@zS. kA-2&A eSe-<s
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25

Y-v-svsd CALLING cards =; rs
x Scf.iia EAGtT os2.es- Cd q
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25
FOB EXCHANGE

I,oR EICgk SoE-To traders ard FverI haey
K esse Tee Eslsas t-stfart asezfg VI t-fe -
va sf,ztrsefs - arr sanca "a t1e f-aaS - 1srsAs
10 s.slfaras dearlH,iszs arsi ss-nsstss r. - =.
gsrsas A fsf-c@ SssI3eT. rlsylaS y :. - ~ =
EzrkeI s. Wfc1stz. A&E. = D. > i-ts-sss H-@r--s
GLs~tf
yI-o TICHA AsEE-f1 1asosos ~ a9TgTed Nlef&
A rfr1Ssrfy fnr : -rEsa. 40 ssst cfeTf .2zl4ss.
Al zsfss he-ses essfl<. farm II - Ds1ts SNSs -
raacts = u tTAea tisar - s1zt-s n ~ = --s@
rr- - z-zrs sas tsfva IS fasrf-estzfs Aeffe-s
Fs-zzss. ca-s csrTasr - :. y @.c1i-s, kA-- Al
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25
New York Produce

NEW YORK June p.
WHEAT-Firmer. No. . red S4lss3SiSsc,
CORNING eaker. No. , sl64Ia4s4sc.
OATS-Weaker. White a.
COFFEE-Weak. sales lS5lO0 bas-s
SCGAR-Firmer and higher
EGGS-ActiYe and steady I4LtSlsSic
BUTTER-Firp at 9tl5Lsc
CHEESE-Higher; 154lsSlsc,
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
wichita Live stock Market.

Furnished by ). s. Vandiver. live stock commis-
sion merchants.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLoUR-Firm; unchanged. Spring wheat patents
& 75S5.5e winters - SGT tSe bakers 8 G)G5 So
NHEAT-No. spring SOtzc; No spring 5087lc;
no red SHE.
CORN-\o. > JllSc-
OATS-No. 22s!c-
RYE-\o ? s0lec.
FLAX SEEDING. IL 90.
TIMOTHY SEED-prime 81 40
P0Rk-Sll Qsll 20
LARD-S6 S2e.
SHORT RIBS-S5 Sl95 s..
SHoULDERS-S5 l21rG5 X
SHORT CLEARS l2las6 =.
WHlShI-Sl c2.
SUGAR-UuChanged.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25
STORAGE

C-,op.os-Forh hea.st.ol4 zooas ~ fnsrshase SO
- hSosra on Ioo.s u Tgs skFs AHT Eppd< ~ stSFs
by4f.s Ih.rE 70 tss " .cIta 5tsrsxe o. - "a -
DO1x.Ak ava
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

yYTANTED-To buy stocks Of groceries. clothing.
w boots shoes, dry goods etC. Call or address
T. l. 8iuliniX Auction House, corner Main aid Tsi
streets. 20
yI ANTED-An eight room house conveniently
w located, with modern improvements. Ad-
dress, Lock box rz oi-tt'
w ANTED-furniture. carpets. etc. 70 sell on
w consignment 10 M seee q reg s{ia - M
hand furniture every saturday. T. ]. Muunikl cor
ner Main and FIRST St. ~ {"
XKT NTE -ImmeGiateIy-a man and wife % take
w charge Of "a Restaurant and lunch pusi ness in
Arkansas City Or VII seli or trale ,he business
Man and wIte must have good reference ana eH-
peTienca- Call Oh or a1-ress ~ North aGEet ST.
Wichita. Kan d5te
w ANTED-why sacrifice your household fgrni-
w ture when you can send theru - the aHctipn
house corner Main ana lr-s street, aad aase them
sold? sales every saturday = y
NTANTED-By the directors Of the Wichita bo-
w tital 8 good home for baby f9Y two weeks
Old Apply az the hospital ill5 > Fourth ave
IIrANTED-To rent good piano IN aaswsring
w state Iaake. Address piano. hasle oases
UTASTED--To rent 70 small family, a Furnished
w cottage, SIX rooms for three months after Jaiy
!. ReIt lOs, pleasant surroailGi14s- r y fgrIhef
particulars inquire al premises ~ v. dal-a a.
Wichita dzl9-
yxTANTED-Good clear farm "a SetgEIck county
w OF inside city property - excharge for Gfss-
ness l0t On E@st Douglas syei.lis PFseT lAriE q
viii JOIN II bulld4lg oFIcz bsslIsss biCck ~ v.
sct[zlis room Z ~ y &alI4- .
UrANTED-Au persoBs desiring cellar asgf.
w ceFlertsa 70 raI. oz !. ( Fs0rs. Z Co. - \
Xgin stFeess 81 y0rk E-arsGtseG- - -
W ANTED-An pe->sas desiring f'7,tlsra ce-.sa}
w wax made % cal "a =. l. lss - q -. = >
Main Esze@t a. vozS guaranteed - 4
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25

Notice,
All Drivers have positive orders to pre-
vent passengers from getting on and of
front platform of cars. or stand on the
same.
Passengers must keep of of the front
platform. WICHITA STREET R'Y Co.
66-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25
Legal Notice.

In the Court Of Common Pleas OF Sedgwtck county
| and state Of Kansas
| William TuSch plaintiff,
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25
LOST

n 7T-'f 1 rsd s.s5tled c,5sy. hal crImglcf hoFns
/ Reward ylfl lse paid 81 returned 20 fzi = Law
renee ave. atTt
Y O-T--A ctstalslre beg ~ Ten .slthsT siIh cry
: dfSed -llsef tup and "a AZ containing 40 sf.
frgidsr-d hsnGkerchfsi. fstl isefafl' ruiz sh1
etro..s car sfl efs Ff~rar ref4F ti5 n ~ = i-
rfU 4 Fgo lut. Co. COT. AaFaet iiEd fsfFf sffssf.
ard receive reward sl-i~A
n CyrT-oa NoT.dag sftsrng9a. brtreFa second
1 AID -sv~f.i -tFeats sn IL Ngrr6s. Iosss4a ~
rorie avengss Haflrtsfsl v 1ite fffss ~ -
faat Tas russ1 VII Esndly fetsTa ~ Mr. r. i.
-aviu ~ - EGsD1rls sFa as--A
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25
HELP WANTED-MALE

"ASTED-ReliabIe man to superintend the
w Wichita branch OF our business Permanent
Salary 81 so year; best references and SSD cash
security required G. B. * p. Co, 80 and 81 Wa
bash ave-, Chicago. 1l5S
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25

WANTED Borrowers Tor n4oaryi We pace money
w AZ the uve~f .atsS oD a. Kinds q ctsste4 So
curify i0anE and a 80 % ss91l fsS Sa-- "a l~s IA
y .-I
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25

MONEY To LOAN-Oh household goc-is ard
VI furniture, pianos orgEte. hpf-'- niliieS eat
To bgzgie- aud ail hlad et good Clatr rsuflff -
= r Enoch southeast corner n Ntla and fisst.
roohls and = 0audoifo hgildiug dis
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25

EOB hENT-A first class steam roller mill the
a only nil n q good town within twenty ave
miles OF " chiia. surrounded By The best wheat
growing country in the state Prospects Tor tAl~
years crop are immense The mill Is perfect ia all
details has good custom trade and good repuia-
tion on tho market and cannot tall 90 make money
foT anyone who Will run II. IL can hc rented n
very low figure. CAll on or correspond with The
BGnnell-EaO investment Company wichita Kan
dl55 u
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25

VYTANTFD-To buy stocis Of groceries. clothing.
w boots. shoes, dry goods etc. Gall or address
T. l.. Mulinix Auction House, corner Main aid .rst
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-25

ANTED-To lend r7osey ri pet cspton farms
w nad improved central city property - l2as
time At per ard reasonable cofera ssiun Va
delay where fsss tifis = good. - l. Humphrey a
grlaf
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-04-25
Sketch Of the Man Who Lived to Sc,
One Hundred and Ten Years.

On May 18th, 1873, John Fielder was
born, near the Natural Bridge, Virginia.
He died in this County April .lth, 1889.
His parents were highly respected and
we'll educated Virginia people, and
belonged to the strict Scotch Presbyte.
rian church. When John was eight years
Of age, in 1857, the family moved from
Virginia to South Carolina, and settled
on the Tyger River, near the present sta.
tion kHown as Moore, on the P. R. & W.
G. railroad. Early in life he married
Mary -, and at the breaking out of
The war of ls1g had a considerable
family and entered the army as volnn.
teer. Soon after the war of 1873 his
vile died, leaving several children, three
of whom, Mrs. Adeline West, Of Spartan
burg, Mrs. Elvira Jackson, of Anderson
County, and Mrs. Mary A. Parks, Of
Mississippi, still survive.
In 1852 he was again married to Mrs.
Charlotte Fulton, of Laurens County,
and moved to her plantation, twelve and
half miles from this place, where he
died. His second wife died without
child in about twelve years after the
marriage, and two years later he welded
Miss Mary Anderson, who survives him.
aUncle Johnnie" as he Is familiarly
called, following the example of his
parents, Joined the church Of their faith
at an early age. 1t was through hil
and his fathers exertions that Nazareth
Church was founded, which is one of the
oldest in this section, and for almost a
century he had been an earnest and con-
sistent Christian. Surrounded by large
concourse Of friends and connections, his
remains were inferred In the cemetery at
Nazareth On Friday last.
He had always followed the avocation
of farming aud was successful. Despite
the war and his extreme age he managed
to gain a competency, and leaves hin
widow in good circumstances. Until
about three years ago he @as remarkably
active and spperintended his farm and
traasacted all his business with remarka'
BILE accuracy.
In 1854 he walked four miles to vote
the regular Democratic ticket, at the age
of f1G3,-Llaurens Auuertsser.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-04-25

A. M. Howell, Of Greenville, has
been appointed a special agent of the
United States Department Of Agriculture
to conduct experiments in the treatment
of the fungous diseases tf ths vine. The
experiments he will undertake will be
simple tests ofthe best known preventives
of Black and Brown Rot in this latitude
and climate. Patience is necessary
ingredient. 1t may take two years to
discover just what is needed for the de-.
struction of the fungi In this region, 80
different in climatic and atmospheric
conditions to northern localities.
The mill at Eastover, S. O., is turning
out ton Of pine straw fibre a day. The
fibre is ready after passing through the
machines to be woven into cotton bag.
ging, etc., and one ton of fibre will
produce about thousand yards of bag.
ging when woven,
There are now nearly 5000 Knights
of Honor in South Carolina and Georgia,
and the membership is increasing rapidly
Ia beth s. ates.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1889-04-25
l@A. Reform Needed.

Two ci,nyicts were shot while trying to
Bcapas Hist week near Columbia. One
||asfa wounded and the other severe
The superint ntendent seems to give
Sdesssto shoot any convict that attempts
67eacape Where he gets the authority
u tshiss 3 donot know, butt is certainly
(IelseofI the days of despotism to shoot
,Mns sanyE consict who attempts to regain
When one is sent to prison
kanys kind the State. says: You have
srIandersa a your liberty. You will now
Hksptins secure prison walls from which
cannot escape If the prison is
EFky oEthe guards careless, or the pris.
keFsp plseed where escape is easy, then
issaot to blame for an attempt to regain
as liberty { is q fair contest between
Bnsand tae State; ard the jailers, pris-
gnlirds, ind constables have no right to
ootin priloner that stteppts to escape.
Hhe ss;a very bad man and dangerous to
community, then the authorities
blld eonlines him so securely that he
bI6isge q, chance of escape. IfIegisla.
ecasary, LET our General Assem-
& 8 pass s:Alws preventing this murder OF
+ ssgIsts yF hen weread ofthe barbarous
atment l,racticed on the convicts of
ssia, the blood of the freeman boils
indig gnationt rises against the govern,
thatailI ALLOW such cruel tor!ures
s. Inflicted on criminals as the exiles
iberia hlvs to FER. Here in South
olina surerinte eadent Lipscomb may
ags doz,a coavicts, who attempt to
s. #4pe. shot Town every week, and the
and prs slic sentiment sustain him.
81 #.notS right. u is a barbaric way Of
81 sin, unfortunate criminals - Carolina