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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26
Groceries.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 25.-Flour-Quiet but
hrm; choice, Si25; extra fancy, $5.15@5. 20;
winter wheat, patents, $5.650g5 80 Corn
Quiet but steady; mixed white, 4ic; yellow,
45c. Oats-Dull, weak and lower No. 2,
44lEc. Corn Moal-Steady at 81. 25. Hay
Easy; prime, Si6@l7. Coffee Quiet but
nrmi common to prime, lGCGiSeic. Rice
quiet; ordinary TO prime, 3l9d5c. Cotton
Seed Products-Quiet but steady. Sugar
Stronger open kettle, prime 10 strictly
prime, 4]sci fair to fully fair 1904 1920;
common TO good common, 4(9I1Sc; inferior,
21ld3Ac; centrifugal, choice white, &C; of
white, o 6-l6@0 7-lGc gray white &c;
choice yellow clarified, csc; prime yellow
clarified, CSC OF yellow clarified. lido;
seconds, 4A@4 &c. Molasses--Firm; open
Kettle, strictly prime, 35c; good prime, STA
33ci prime, 2OG30c; fair to good fair 25@
2Scj common 20 good common. 20d2ic; cen
trifugal, strictly prime, 2i@25 good prime,
2l@22c; prime, l0@2Oc; good fair, lSc; com
mon TO good common, l0c.
NEw YoRK, Feb 25.-Coffee - Option.
| opened barely steady and 5@l5 points down;
closed steady; sales, Co. $50 bags, including.
February, Sl6.20@l6.30; March and April
| SIG 20@i6.25 May, SIG 2O@I630 June
Sl6.35@l6ij; July sl6. 45@lG55; August,
sl6559l665; September, SlG6j@l6S0 o to.
Der, Sl6.7O@lGSO; November, Sl6.70@l6.75;
/ Flhsbilt ihsnht JNluAFAt FlO, %.
| Spot Rio strong; fair cargoes, IKE.
Sugar-llaw, strong; fair refining, 3.i6c;
centrifugal 0d' test, D 0-lGc; refined quiet
and easy.
Molasscs-Forcign strong 800 test 2lc;
New Orleans quiet.
Ricc-Quiet and steady
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. Is. -Whisky-Steady;
sales, ,30j barrels finished goods ON basi,
of Sl.O3. Butter-Stoady fancy Elgin
creamery, 33c; choice dairy roll, l6@l7c
Lnsccd Oil-Steady at 55@57c. Sugar
Firm and quiet; hard refined, 71s@7Ac; New
Orleans 5h@5Ac. Eggs-Stronger, llC,
| NE Checse--ln fair demand; choice
cured mild ohio flat, l01@lic.
RIO M JANKIRo, Feb 5.-CofIce-Regulai
| iirts, $3.50 rcis per 10 kilos; good second
$500 rcis. Receipts during the week, sGOOC
| bags; purchases for the United States, 1900
clcamnccs for the United States, $1,000
stock, 10000 bags.
SANTOS, Feb. 5.-Conec-Good average
b.sj0 reis per 10 kilos. Receipts during tn,
week 1900 bags; purchases for the United
/ States, 20,OOG Clcamnccs for the United
States, COCO stock, 10000 bags
CHICAGO H., Feb. 25.-On the Produc,
| Exchange today, the butter market kSa
steady aud unchanged. Eggs-Steady a
| i3OtlJlsc.
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FisU- Mackrrcl. hall brls. No. I. SNa
0uo No. .. isu'ttSbp No. Z 2. jOMSOD. 10.
w kite. 80. I. si.j5. No. % 81 - No 9. 4 To-
Dry Internationally J,c per box. y. g. roe
herring, hail bril- 800. White Fish Halt
hrl-. g. 80
Ito" Pgurtcts- Easy pork. Si3m6l3 50.
umrcurd hams limil3,c breakfast bacon.
iua@il'sg bulk pork. clear sides. CSC.
clear no sides 1'.c. long clear, csc. Shout.
drr, &C..
IW-u Mr,rs-llccf headquarters, Sole.
iorrlunricrs 24nic city hogs Gtic.
county drcssrd, h'sttGc pgr 10. sparcfihs.
bttsc hhrkdours. ht.Hr per No..
l,ur-.lcs s'.C bali hfis. 7ac, kcrs.
5'sc, rhu'ru kettle s'sttn'su. easy.
Pos lrr. BIS, 500 halt bflz. $3.50
Lt.sa. sl1t
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Miscellaneous.

WHIsKY-Strnight Kentucky Bourbon,
fl.5O@GO0i Robertson aud Lincoln Coun-
ties, Tenn, firm at 81 .5Od3.OO Eastern ryes,
S2OOdG0D, according 10 the age and make;
common whisky, D0cMSl30, according to
proof; nothing under 20 per cent. quoted.
-$lOJ6gl.5O for domestic; S2.Sj@3.5O
for imported.
BAGGING-OglOc.
TIEs-$l.iO.
Snor-Drop, Sl.25; buck, $50.
IrAp--bl3 M6c.
TALLOW-iisc
SNurE-Garrett's, 5000; Ralph's, Sl0.25;
Railroad, 50 %, Gail ~ Axes, 5000.
FuRs-Bcar skins, Sl.OOd700, mink, ij60
Gnc, coon, hunter handled. l5ISjc country
handled, l5@6hc; otter, Sl.OO0a70O; beaver
a. OOdIOO wild eat, lbM3Oc, FOX, l5d Zoe;
muskaL lO'd2hc; opossum, lOd2Oc; wolf,
5OcGgSLOG panther, jOcCgSlOOi skunks, l5g
Sjc.
PowprR-Kegs $500 half kegs, 1913;
quarter kegs, Sl.75.
Coat Ou,-Prime white wholesale laIs, iOc
per gallon.
Woodbury., grease wool, unwashcd, 10
ta2nci clear grease wool, 2oG2bc; bury,
washed, 2)030c. tub-washcd 3Ud3jc.
TnnAcco-Common, 25@3Oci other grades,
GO6oS5c.
BESwAN-20c.
NAus--lron, 500. steel, $40.
llpEs-Dry Hint, No. I, o., No. p &c; dry
saltcd, sci No. p Oc green saltpd, Ma. I, Al
t15c No. 2, 3lst o., green, &c, dccrkins 81
az i2c. shccpskin ticGstl 90. steady.
Gutss SEFus-ked clover - p bu; herds,
sOofDOc bu. orchard, sl3Ogl.iO bu; timothy,
Sl1jCt2UD bu.
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CoRN--from store, white 41c MIXED. l5c.
from loycc or depot, white in bulk. iOc. M
snrls iJc, mixed in bulk. 3t'. he sarks. Ale
BHANH From store, SOC from lcVco or de.
pot $1,000 1850
liN-thuiCc, from store Sic car load,
from loycr or depot sihh.gi6OO prime.
from store, ,iMHss ear load, from loyco nj
depot slt1o@ ihuu prairie, from store 500
~. ear load. from lvyuc or depot SlOOnW
| N n
oNu From store. white SEE. mixed. 8ir
| from lryvr ur depot white iu bulk. alag3.
| in sacks, So, miAed, M bulk, 2Ditc, Ia sacks
I 40
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26

as follows February, o65@007; March,
9.6i@o63; April, 067@96s May, 974@o 70;
June, 9sl@0s2 July, 0Ss@00O August,
osi@0S5i September, 9.li@9.45; October,
9.29@o25; November, o1S@014; December,
9.14@015. Sales, 900 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26

CAuIr-Choicr 10 extra, 3'4M3Ic; good.
choice feeders, $50 and up, 21.W3c, feeders,
$50 a. piO 2ism21c
llogs-'hoicc curnfrd, iismi3.c; good
St2bOtI 90. common, B'lMlc.
SuEn-t h"icc,l 'sc. mcdIum,3l4 lc, com
mon. tlUOHlJ 30.
Lawns ho.cc, DC; common 10 good, per
head. slduHGun
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C,NNu -rmmppics. q. algi 20.
lIrhys. . lH.. standard. &. .l.si tl. G md.
elul Tomatoes lus standard sifstr D
lhs, standard slW Strawberries. 90 -.
l'uspuufrir., .l.4' NIarkhtIfIys 80 ga. Green
Un.. sl.-' Pear. t2ul llums. % 10.
Asparagus ttn Green corn. % .uuti o..
NrUvu peas % Cove uN-tUrs. tull weight
D lh 3D. Iha Q blul Un Iirht Vrielt. hlc.
% lhs. tl.upfHl.lu Condensed milk. Grown.
t'fE hgD. $40 SUIH. $500 Salmon.
% i'H2ub. Siul.uD, tl.u mustard slr.
r.n.s. go Maokgwl, si.'. herring ma, 3
yul. siun.
suaW- Pure white &C.. OFT white. G1.g
/ yellow ,uiurI. o. ltsr. rbnpi \, 5t,r.
standard rmuumiyl ,'lr powdered, sism
/ hrm
Couu- Common. iir hir 1850. prime
/ Rio. lWruly. choice iu fancy. nc. old
government Ilttu. Hrm
Sur-Slg.ulw, sl5IHlb per brl. Ohio
/ M,rr 90 aIrl. sH pyI NI sucks. fine. sIIlll
/ . iU. rulra, sl.ln.il.n. pk'a. aA.m,r
li.r# Louisiana, lI.MD.g Carolina G0
| ir uru
sI,EDu a3i,DGier
t,suuuHst oks all ,Igcs. in bNs nail,
nni hr.s, utllH luyy assorted. lUIIar
| DAiu MuUN lNu .lr. Um.
~nNf $50 tt'ulr#~olp IlsH'c. candles,
| iull Wr.Hhi lNr
tWI.i arumc. la.s. sisDtpi.c New York
/ iN".UN. N'..iUH uIl trbm. iglsmiIg
/ Young American la 90,
Mni'""H Louisiana common Go fair. %.
/ ...'r pfIu choice. Il.ti1D. fancy. ilp. cen.
I illu1is. common iu in.E auttiIo. prime 90
/ 'huiD', ''H''r syrup Wt,lly. quiet
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Nrn YnrL nr, annn. nnr,.el-

Nav NouE. Feb. 25-Business In dry
goods opened with good promise for the
week The jobhing trade was more active
In general lines. The commission bushes.
was also Of an improved character. The
market was very steady In tone. Business
In clothing woolons was declining a. buyers
complete their 6rt purchase.
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Wool.

ST. Louis No, Feb. 5-Wool-Quiet and
unchanged; bright medium, iDa26iSc coarse
braid. l2@22c, low sandy, lltisc; fine light,
ll@2Jc; tine heavy, l3@ To-; tub washed,
choice, SIC, inferior. 3iM3jc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26

PniME CrrpE Oit--iOmiic; prime summer
yellow, Ju0tjjc; choice cooking summcrycl-
low, 5sMj.c, cotton seed meal 5000; less
than ear load, S2l.5O
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Hresd.tUus.

FtouR-Fom store. choice, sL2'6i 35.
fancy, .Lihnioi. extra fancy sl.25Mj.15,
patent. 1A'mHuO, hum.
Cu,cErut-sudn extra. iisc, treble extra.
GsoO'sc. ginger Snaps, 1ttS'sc assorted Jun.
hlcs, luHi3g cream ywUtrIH, lsHN'sr.
CuUNNTitl= Pearl $3.50 roller g. 49,. puiot
lirtNr tNp rUs-Nnvy beans. s22i' me.
dium, e3ui
oAtuui.-ln hnlf brils. $500 from store.
CIAcEEp WuEAr-lu bal, bfls, $3.50 from
store.
iomNY ANp Gmrs-From store, S3.25.
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CONSOLIDATED sTATENENr


At noon. Spots steady, demand fair.
Sales, 1000 bales, ol which $500 were
American. Receipts 1900 bales of which
: 100 were American. Closing quotations
were rs follows Middlmp 5hsd
Futures opened steady aud closed steady.
These prices are given 10 pence and 6iths,
thus GG3 means 6G3-Gid, and j.Ol means
6ul-Gid,
AtIpma February, jl2 values; Fcbru-
ary March hi1 sellers; March-April, jIl
sellers, April May 6il sellers May-June,
jil sellers Junc-July 81 buyers; July
August, 6.i2 sellers; Augu-t-Scptember $50
sellers, September, $50 sellers.
Buy and sell stocks and bonds through T.
NJ Gulbreath M 10 Madison street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26

LADIES cape collars u speciality at Mem
phis Steam Laundry, 22i Second street
Branch Office 3j7 Main.
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oII and Turpentine.

CLEVELAND. o., Feb. 25.--Pctroleum-
Steady; Aw., ilO', 10.
MiIwNGToN, \. C., Feb. 2j.-Turpcntine
-Eifm H.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY z TO @ PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE 81. so PREM SELLING.

Cotton steady-Middling Cotton, o 3.4c;
Sales Today, 1900 Bales Tho Gem
eral Market Is Steady - Meats Are
Quiet,
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fErirH Steady Oranges. o. IOM8ul nor
box. Lemons tltOaIUl per box. Ran.
guas ~ InH 2,p Irr bunch. Gmpcs
Malaga hup"puo Date. 5@sc. Figs ~
Wihg per pound
ArrE ,2u'n2io pee hrl Dried npplc,.
., yer 10, from store. Dried peaches. 20
S'r from store
DnI-Qmil tig5aiiO psr dog. SOUR
r'ls, 90 per doN rabbits tia5 per dox
WIZ turkeys, 'od,'c carM malard ducks
ll lel uuA Nrnison saddles iuWi2c per
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COTTON MARKET.
RANK STOCKS

The local cotton market opened firm aud
closed steady m.idlIur. p1,c sales, LOO
bales including -- hnlce last evening. Of
which 1900 halc- 20 exporters and 5ol bales
81 spiuncu.
EXCufNur QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary iiiGc good ordinary SplUc.
low mi1dliur. % Bliss midllun. ut,c.
rnod miidIius io.c middlIng Gair lose
fair numinll dusty i.mlr lower
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Imports NJ sc EK aH NNIK b. Iya. La y
RR o., M&LnGR u,. a. ONsW HU.ia O.
No&r Rr. Litr KCsGMR o. .t INUU
gl Tenn Ma, 300 sicamcn I.02 uufuus. o.
Total H.rI la'ys
Epurs- N&CEU, efH.LGNR y. 0p e. %
&sW Hh 40. LNo&TEH ta * CMG 10
hh 81. Tenn NH. 90 Iohi. GGIi Hll.a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-26

LoSDoN, Feb. 25.--i p. m.-Consols closed
at 10 3-l0 for money and O0l4 for the ac-
count. United States bonds AS, ll0A.
The amount Of bullion gone into the
Bank OF England ON balance today is
100000.
PARIS, Feb. 25.-Thrcc per cent rentes sif
GIlac for the account.
BANK CLEAWNGs.
NEw ORLEANS, Feb. %. -Clearings, g., 1853,
GIG.
CmcAGo, ILL.,, Feb. 25.--Clearings, ST..
756,OOO
INV York, Feb. 2j.-Clcarings, S67, 253,
1876 balances, S3,362527.
BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. 25.--Clearings, 49,
34IOj3; balances, s39S 02O.
BosroN, Mass, Feb. 25.- Clcarings, 49,.
iOI0OS; balances, $i,0l,2sj.
PnILADELpmA, Pa, Fob. % Clearings,
81, 800, sGl; balances $l,733.5S3.
Sr. Iouis, No.. Feb. 25.-Bank clearings
today, S3,972, lij, balances, s70i, sol.
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ArPEAL OFFICE

ArPEAL OFFICE,
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. -, 1889.
Money is in fair demand, abundant supply
and easy, nt TO per cont
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Spots opened quiet Hud closed steady. mid.
ding 1870. silr, pU bale. Quotation.
were us iollows Ordinary lac. good oul,.
nary, s'ic low m.dllur 0l.ilc middlus.
iohc good middiiHr lO.sC midd.iur hir
u . lG, llr ~ bite.
Fuiuro upo ci quiet and Gam and closed
quiet Und steady uy follow. Fybwap.
oGaoa March n0-a1W April aUla
1000 May ioO'@iou,. june. luIiaio iG
july io22miosE August 90 2smio at
September ps,apsp October UG;noD.
November ntGNn is Drccmhcr p55@o io
January. oG@lm Sales, O. 900 bales.
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The spoi market opened quiet and steady
and closed very firm mIddlnr olliOc
Sales d.2lO bales. Quotations are as FOL.
lows Ordinary SLICE good ordinary.
: oiGc low middling, 03ldG middlnr.
eil.lOc, good middling 10 5lGc.
Future opened steady aud closed steady.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-20
RUILDING NOTES.

The foundation for the Rossler building
on North Main was commenced yesterday
afternoon, This will make very neat.
attractive business building. being TWEEN
ty-five by eighty, two stories in height.
ing for the purchase of the lot just north,
and If consuumated a similar building
viii be erected thereupon.
Floor joists for the secoEd story of the
Bryan Fruit eompany's building are in
place and yesterday workmen were build
ing tn stone and brick pillars OF the front.
At the corner of Main and Elm ]. s. 2.
Gordon has almost completed the first
story OF a brick business building
which viii be three stories in height and
have fifty foot front.
At the court house Steinmetz and Suili-
van alone have employed seventy-fve men.
They expect next week TO have up 10000
brick, which will put the bailding in ex-
cellent shape for the second story beams
and irons, all of which are upan the
grounds and ready to use. Four derricks
are now hosting stone and it is expected
soon TO put in as many more steam der
ricks The work. in fact, throughout is
progressing nicely.
Judge Glenn's new building on West
Douglas is now almost ready for occu-
pancy.
At the corner OF Third and Wichita the
Citizens Electric Light company have
commenced the erection of a one story
brick building one hundred feet square as
a station for their arc and incandesccnt
light.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-20
PERSONALS.
". II. Baker IS On IT, sick list.

". Il Baker IS on the sick list.
J. J. Massey. St. Louis, Is in the city.
l. W Smith, of Marseilles, H., Is In the
city.
W L. Vols was yesterday up from Wei
lihgtou.
JH. Bender was yesterday down from
Newton
HA. B. Cook, Blne Mound, was here
yesterday.
ID. westgate, Philadelphia, wvs here
yesterday.
Mrs. J. a Barnes Is visiting friends in
Hutchinson
II. McCaw. s. Louis, was ons Of yes.er-
days arrivals
Henry ". MerssseF, New YORK, was an
arrival yesterday.
Ben r. Perkins aud A J Davis. Chieaso.
were arrivals last igbt.
T B. C5ravis and o. W. Meachara were
Z from tJrseusbarg yesterday.
Messrs- ]. NJ Crouch and wu. Clapper
were in from Goddard yesterday.
" H Troop i back from a successful
business trip 10 southern Kansas
A d wetzel and George &. Eipes were
down from Kansas City yesterday.
Ed Isaacs. E. \, crlesgSell and J. T.
DaleT. 81 Louis, arrived yesterday.
j. ". Crawford started 20 Portland,
Ore, yesterday over the Missouri Pacific
Sergeant Badger, % the McJahzn pa
.rol, has returned from > Well % In
diana
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-20

Mr. Storris, Of Niederlander's Office, &C
companied by his family, left last evening
for trip TO Florida.
The members Of the Boston Symphony
Club under the management q {. j. Nil
Ter are at the Carey.
c. J. Scranton. Peoria. H.; 4 Y. Mar
tin, Chicago. and J. D. Norton, Topeka
were yesterday registered at the Metro
pole.
Miys Sallie Tyler left yesterday morn
Ing for her home At Kansas City after
spending some weeks with her friend, Mrs.
Polk.
J. <. Carpenter aud l. " McCollum
Kansas City. T. " CLARK, Phila,iei phia.
John 4 Cole. ST Louis, and Fred
Weinert. Cincinnati. were yesterday ~
the Carey.
Misses ley Rogers and Jessie Goodwin u
Augusta. Minnie KingsbaEsr Of Sedalis.
No, and Lena and Sadie Joseph, city,
zraced The EAGLE for q short ti,ne yesEer-
day afternoon
;. y. Bisbes ard wife, Of Chicago. are
visiting a few DAYS with his brother z. ".
Bisbce. At No 81 North Lawrence. Mr.
Is j. western manager Tor NinsiSw, Rand
s. Watson q Elsbon.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-20
"ALBCM OF WICHITA KANSAS,

The above is the title of one of the neat
est and most attractive souvenirs that has
ever been gotten up for any city. 1t is a
| pocket size book in form and is bound in
red cloth with the title in gilt letters on
the front cover The views are executed
in the very latest and finest style known
to modern art, by German process, the
work having been done in Chat country.
There are twelve folding pages of views,
which when extended, present most sur
prising and pleasing effect to q person
who is not familiar with the very superior
character Of Wichita's public buildings,
! educational institutions, churches, manu-
featuring establishments, leading indus
tries, business and Office buildings and
residences. There are also some very good
street views.
Folded in the back of the boob or album
is small circular or pamphlet, entitled
Wichita, Kansas" which gives in brief
form Wichita's advantageous location in
the great agricultural belt of Kansas,
table showing her rapid growth, building
statistics, mention of her public building,
colleges, Y. NJ. C.. A, opera house, etc, is
made. Her railway systems are enum-
Grated. Figures relative to bank
ing and manufacturing follow Her
stock yards and packing interests
receive mention and the circular concludes
by enumerating what Wichita has in the
way of metropolitan features, and ex-
pressing the now more than ever realized
fact that Wichita Is absolutely certain to
continue to grow and thrive for many
years to come, and that no city in the
country offers better inducements for
placing investments for sure and cd re-
turns. For other information concerning
Wichita the reader is advised to address
the secretary of the Wichita board of
trade.
The only place in the city where copies
of this work can be obtained is at the book
store of 5. g. Winch. that gentleman
having displayed the business sagacity to
geta monopoly on this work. He, how
ever, failed to show a proper degree of
business tact, in not contracting for
more at first. as the rate at
which the demand has already
set in, indicates that he will very
quickly exhaust his stock and those who
desire to procure copies for themselves or
to send away, had better hand in their
orders as quickly as possible, for the ques-
tion of Mr.. Wipch's ability to procure
more, is one that has not yet been deter
mined
The price of the albumI is fifty cents and
it is well worth many times that sum. in
giving strangers some idea Of Wichita's
real merits.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-20
am EMBARRASSED EDITOR.
Almost Forced 70 Fnter snso Treaty
with Indian Girl.

with Indian Girl.
tst Paul Pioneer f'ross.I
While on his recent visit D. Detroit Lake
William Penn Nixon Of the Chicago I.ssy
Oosaa, accompanied by bis wife visited
White Earth Indian Agency. Oas morn
ing be was chatting with Agent bbeehau.
who vas diiatinz upon tbs rapld progress
made b. the ssOrigines. when an indian
giri dashed np 70 tbs door upon pretty
pony. diznioDnte4, and takiag The train u
her riding habit on her arm walked ints
the agency. presented = certificate ffogn n
surveyor Ia rvgafd = fees paid asd sald
STE wished pstan; Tor her sanL
Here" Eaid Agent sseeehan. - ia good
Illustration Of jBst what sc -sre speaking
aboBt
The Indssa g,rl, though 3 fuil-b3oot.
made an attractive plctars ia her tsslgas
riding habit, and The editor spoke az. azy-
ing
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The meetings at the Lincoln Street Pres
byterian church continue To grow in al
tendance ana interest from day 10 day.
Each Of Rev Symmes able and impressive
dlscourSeS seems to improve on all previ-
Gus ones, while the after meetings from
evening to evening develop additional
power There were no services last night
owing TO Rev, Symmes' having to 20 home
10 spend the Sabbath with his own church
lie will return on Monday and preach
every evening during the week. The ser
vices today viii be conducted by the pastor.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-20
THE CHURCHES.

Reformed Church, corner of Topeka
avenue and Lewis street-Rey. J. w.
Love, pastor. Service at II a. m. and 80
p. m. Sunday school at 9:45 a. IN. and
young peoples meeting at ESQ p. M. Bible
study Wednesday evening at $50.
First NJ. f. Church, between Second and
Third on Lawrence-Class meeting, GA.
M; preaching 1880 a. M; Sunday school,
$50 p. m; class meeting. $50 p. m; song
service, p. m: preaching, 780 p. m Re-
vival services every night Interest in
creasing. Everybody invited.
Bishop Thomas will preach in St. Johns
church this morning and evening at the
usual hours of worship.
Emporia Avenue NJ F. Church, corner
Empooia avenue and Norris street-D ID.
Akin, pastor. Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Preaching at IL a m. and $50 y. N. Glass
meeting at l. NJ.
The e. NJ c. A. will hold gospel service
in Plymouth Congregational church this
Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock. Subject.
The Christians Hope" Leader, Miss
Ollie Reese.
Revival services at the Friends church
on Cleveland avenue, between Douglas
avenue and First street. Sabbath school
ut 10 o clock Religious services at IL a.
nj. aud p. m, conducted by Caleb john
son and wife. We cordially invite all TO
attend
Lincoln Street Presbyterian church
corner of Lincoln street aud Emporia ave
nue.. Samuel l.. Hamilton, pastor Sab
bath school AT go a. m Preaching at Ii
d. N. and $50 p. m. Y p. s c. Z. prayer
meeting at $50 D. N. Special revival ser
vices each night during the week
St. Paul's NJ f chnrch-Corner OF Law
renee avenue and Thirteenth street. Z A
Hoyt, pastor Sunday school at 9:45 a. m
Preaching at ii a. m and 80 D. m. Class
meeting at IL m. Children's meeting at 3
D. m. Prayer and praise meeting at $50
p. NJ. Very profitable and increasingly in
terestirg and encouraging meetings have
been held this week, notwithstanding the
unfavorab'e weather. They will be con-
tinued during next week We cordially
invite everybody TO attend: