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Fountain Pens.

! The celebrated Rival pen Every pen
Guaranteed perfect or money refunded w
ders by mail solicited. NJ
CHARLES r. WHITE, Gardiner, me-
Feb27d3m
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Engraved Cards

Engraved plate and fifty cards for $3.50
Orders by mail solicited
Charles r. White, Gardner. Me
Feb27d3m
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Three courts sat at the county seat yester-
DAY. In the grand jury rooms the supreme
term adjourned last March was resumed,
with Judge Libby presiding. The term of
superior court will probably last week
longer, and the county commissioners will be
in session during the mouth. On Tuesday.
the 2sth, the las court will begin its annual
session in the middle district. Chief Justice
Peters and Associates Libby, Walton, Dan
forth. Virgin and Haskell will form the
bench Judges Emery and Foster will be
called n CONSULTATION.
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The Della Collins brought yesterday a
larger number of passengers and bigger
freight than on any previous trip this year
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Y Oh

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Falls, Vt, for testimonials and circulars regarding
q remedy that will cure that feeling Of being
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AR

you a sufferer from that tired feeling so common
at this season Of the year. When after the tension
Of long winter the whole system needs purifying
and invigoratlngf ANTI-APOPLECTINE is
the greatest Blood Purifier System lnvigorator
and General Tonic known, Examine this list
OF symptoms which indicate Its use Dizziness
Pressure In Head Spots Before Eyes. Pain Around
or Paptatlon OF the Heart Pain Around Heart
with Feeling OF SuTocaton. Ringing Sounds in
Ears. Sumbness or Prickly Sensations Of Limbs,
Pain Between shoulders. in Side In Small Of Rack
and HIP High Colored Urine with smarting Sen
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ALL ALONG THE LINE.
BY Goabout.


Nv oosbout
''Do you see that klna Old lady, Jonnies
res ma
"Do you see 'he basket sue carfles!
"fes, what's in thatf
Cook 'es ana Jeiiy, my son
Are they iof that ht'ie SICK girl on Ale,
Street,
NO my enid they are Tor the murdere
at the I1'i'
SIS he 'icks
NO, my child
wen why o'n 'he aooo i~ny give me-
nice Things 10 'he SICK people
"BecaH'e' my ehld' she Is true philan
throphist ana VIII never Cease from her goof
WORKS uil 'he mu'"'ier oscia'es MS repen
dish, and the daily paper Announces that Mr..
DE Morbid has been like mother TO tbs
hardened wretch.
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counted rlch' ou' VINO appears 10 De about as
close as can usually De found lie came here
to foft'ahd ie" uay' ago All" ana 'riehd
room That would cost extra. But We
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Great Relief

instantly afforded sufferers from
Bronchitis, By the use Of Ayers
Cherry PectoraL Either as an zno-
dyne. 10 ailay Inflammation, or an ex-
r'ectorant, 10 loosen and bring away the
nlaeus, this preparation has no equal.
Last winter contracted A seTere
cold, which. by repeated exposure. be-
came quite obstinate. | was much
troubled with hOarssness and bronchial
Irritation. After trying various rnedi-
zines, without relief, al last purchased
bottle Of Ayers Cherry Peetoral. On
taxing this medicine, my cough ceased
almost Immediately, and | have been
we'll ever since. ~ Rev Thomas Il
RHss@ll, Secretary H0iston Conference
and 7. F. Of the GreenviiIe Dist. MEG
Jonesbor0. Tenn.
My mother was sick three year, and
very low with bronchitis. We feared
nothing would cure her on. of nv
friends told me about Ayers Cherry
Pcetoral. She tried II. has used eight
bottles, and i now well II. II. ID.
chamberlain, Baitimorr, Nd
Ayers Cherry Psctoral,
PREPARED Er
Or. :. c. Aver {. Co.. Lowell, MISS.
Sod by all Druggist Price 81: sir bou q.
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NOTICE..

Itching Piles, Eczemas,
Sores. Scales and all
skin diseasi : enred by
Us. G0LDOiNTMEST,
warranted by I has. X.
Partridge, Druggist and
Chemist. Augusta. By
mail on receipt Of price,
soc,
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BLUFFTON
Land,OrG and Fur
mace Co.,
BIumon, Ala.
). I. SMllH, PfeSluenl.
]. c. KIBDEY, Treasurer.
J. H. PLUMMER, Gen'I Manager.
Capital, 100000
Par Value of Shares, $500

A developed property, earning q dividend, owned
and managed ~ Northern Men. Undoubtedly the
mos, wonderful deposit Of ore in Alabama.
Read the opinions of the following gentlemen
Mr. FACkENUHoL, expert for the Cooper Hewitt
Iron 60. of New York, says
"Of all ore depo.i | ever saw this IL the srea'
est
pRot , 4. ROBINSON OF Bowdoin College, after
"A recent visit 70 Burton and having made ansly
Sc. of the ore, SAYS
II have no hesitation in saying that Button con
tains practically unlimited supply OF ore suitable
for making good iron and i. exceedingly faVorsoiS
located for mining"
The Citico Furnace Of Chattanooga, one of the
best iron furnaces the south, uses some my ions
daily of hi. ore and their testimony Is that 1t Is OF
the best quality, and their orders are constantly
calling for larger quantities.
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The difference between the modern and
ancient maid remarks Sumley lcliberatively,
is that the one gum gums aud the other
gums gum.
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Congressional talk,
Young Ladies talk.
\ lasyers talk,
4 collectors talk,
Telephone talk,
and often widows
talk v hen the CON
versatlOn lakes a
/ sentimental turn.
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Bluftton i situated in the northwestern psrt Of
Alabama on the main line of the East Tennessee
Virginia L Georgia Railroad.
Tor The purpose Of building y coke iron furnac'
aud further development of the property,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-14
NOTABLE VISITORS.

Tomorrow our city viii entertain as hel
guests Governor Hovey and staff. of Indi'
ana TO assist in entertaining, the mayor
has appointed the entire council and also
the following gentlemen from our citizens
Col. J. r. Hallowell, Senator o. H. Bent
ley, Hon. Geo. l.. Douglass, Col. h. Gala
han, y. f. Hartman, p. a. Rohrbaugh, a
7. Carpenter. f. w. Bentley. W. X. Car
Isle, j. d. Hutchings. w. \. Thomas
Edward Vail, A. N. Wassam, K. NJ
Pratt, L. +. Sherwood, d. Oldham.
The president of the board of trade ha
appointed the entire board of directors Il
assist as a committee on reception, as fol
lows: W S Corbett, NJ. N. Murdoch. j
II. Allen, r. f. Lawrence, VIM. Mathew
son, b. II. Campbell, 80. Davidson, y. F
Neiderlander, Geo. W. Larimer, p. V
Healy, J. N. Allen Geo. L. Pratt, G. II
Blackwelder, n. w. Levy. A. w. Oliver
G. W. Clement, Geo. l.. Rouse, Sr., II. W
Lewis, L. d. Skinner, O. A. Walker, O.
Martinson, c. r. Miller. W. NJ. Bering, A
a. Hyde.
The distinguished guests are expected Il
reach the city at $50 a. m, and will b.
met at the Douglas avenue station by The
mayor, president of the board Of trade
and a committee Of reception with CARR
ages, and they will spend the forenoon ii
visiting the various points of interest il
city. In the evening reception will bt
held in the parlorS of the Carey hotel, pre-
sided over by the mayor, at which briei
addresses viii be made.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-14
TIE KNIGHTS RETURN.

The knights OF Pythias returned home
last evening al 40 with flying colors hav-
Ing drilled under the command of Captain
+. 5. Hotchkiss for two weeks only.
James K. Carnahan, brigadier general and
the officers of the United States army pro-
nounced them the best drilled body OF men
at the encampment and highly commend
ed Captain Hotchkiss for his mems profic-
iency. Prof. Hamburg and his drum
corps and other knights of Pythias met
the returning knights at the depot and
escorted them to their castlel hal. The
division performed several neat move
ments ensroute to the hall much TO the
qualification of the lockers on. The rec
ord of the Wichita division No. =, was
eleven minutes better than any competi-
tive body. The division drilled imme-
diately in front of the judges. which was
not accomplished by any of the other COM
panies present. 4 banquet was given in
the evening in honor of the victory of the
division by the many friends of the organ
ization. The tables were laid in the ban
quet hall adjoining the castle in the Getto
block and fairly groaned under the
weight OF the delicacies. A feature of the
evening was the presentation of beauti-
full solid silver plate, neatly engraved, by
Sir knight l.. f.. Hamburg on behalf of
Sir Knight J. P.'Wiicox TO the victorious
division as souvenir of their first victory
The party did not break up until late or
rather early hour and was a social and
epicurean success in the language of one
the homeward bound knights.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-14
AsToxrsHED AND BEwILDEREp.

Miss Dolce Sager, Of Lafayette, Ind,
who is visiting friends ia this city. has had
quite sn experience with a steed Of Kansas
descent. The other day, during the pro-
cess OF hitching him 70 buggy, owing TO
abstraction or inexperience, she tied the
lines 70 the rings II the back band, III
stead Of swapping them 10 the Dit Then
she started out for a pleasant spin The
horse started a. his fancy dictated and 70
Miss DolIce's alarm went between two
houses close together. Pun as she might
no influence seemed TO reach the horses
mouth. which having gotten between the
mansions, becams frightened a: some
large empty boxes piled on the left and
made vigorous plunge % the right
causing two CT the wheels 70 begin travel
ing against the house. Things went along
in this way FOR few feet safely. but par
ously slsnting. until a window was
reached The wheel fell into meet the
glass and some destruction followed Go
ing = little farther. by some process o. Ell
tan~lemen.. hve spokes left tie wheel
Here, az the court reporter remarks. the
horse rested and Miss Dolce went over The
evidence Il disaster with al AEgry eye and
gave il as her opinion that s1ch manners
were difficult Of expiAazti0o-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-14
WOODEN WATER MAINS NDP

WOODEN WATER MAINS ND PAYMENTS.
The Wichita Water company have q
valuable franchise from this city besides
the privilege of charging the city several
thousand dollars per year for hydrants
and q fire pressure. Fer some reason the
fire pressure or water supply for fires seems
inadequate. At least the city council have
ordered a steam fire engine. Whether Its
a lack of machinery of sufficient power or
a fear of their wooden mains we don't
know, the water company nor the city not
having informed the public. But we do
know that paving has been ordered and
we notice no movement upon the part ~
either the council or of the water company
to have substituted larger and permanent
mains for such Of the wooden ones as
vet remain under our most important bust
ness streets, and which wooden ones have
surely served their day. We don't know
what the power OF the city authorities Is
in the premises, but we do know what
the interests of the city are and what the
vast amount Of valuable property on Main.
Market. Douglas and First street demands
Il Will mar II not damage asphaltum 20
take IL up after once down and the water
company owes IL 70 the city 70 replace
their wooden mains with iron ones along
the streets named before the paving Is
done
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-14
EPISCOPAL CONCERT.
A Grand Suecess--The Full Program Ehthlsias-
tieally Receved--Scarcely Stand
ing Room

Last night the grand concert for the
benefit Of the st. Johns Episcopal
church. was given in the new structure to
thecity. At the opening of the concert
every chair, numbering 40, was occupied
and before the first numbers of the pro-
gram were rendered fifty sixty addition
al chairs were brought in. still leaving a
number OF gentlemen standing. The en-
tire audience must have nearly numbered
six hundred. The length of the program
precluded many encores and only a few
were taken when imperatlveiy demanded
by the audience. Each contributor to the
entertainment was SO perfect in their rem
dition that the audience could scarcely
choose its favorite and well merited and
sincere applause was showered upon all
the participants. Every member
was entitled 20 favorable criticism
and the entire program may be included
in the success of the entertainment
a neat stage was constructed in the
chancel which was handsomely decorated
with rugs. bric-a-brac shrubbery and
drapery. The ladies OF the Guild spared
no pains TO make the concert a success in
every way. and their efforts were richly
rewarded by the pleasure that was mani
tested by the audience. not 10 mention the
sordid considerations 10 which the receipts
bear witness. 1t IS the intention Of the
Guild to give series Of entertainments in
the church, of which this is the first, until
its completion, and it is safe TO predict q
like success for them all.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-14
A SORGHUM SUGAR MAN.

y. c. Merrill, OF Ness City, president Of
the Ness county bank. spent yesterday il
Wichita. Mr.. Merrill has been down Wis
ting the sugar plants OF the southwest,
being himself the principal owner Of the
largest plant in the state Of Kansas, the
capacity OF which Is three hundred tons q
cane per day and which viii start UP I'M
mediately. The Ness mill Is of the very
latest patents and most approved designs.
Mr.. NJ has so much invested in the enter
prise that he IS exceedingly interested In
Whist shall be the probable outcome. In
a few days several Boston capitalists
are coming ont and with him VIII visit
the Conway Springs, the Attica and the
Medicine Lodge plants FOR the purpose of
deriving all the information possible. Mr.
VI. says that should the sorghum business
prove successful this season there viii be
vast amounts OF capital put into the in
dustry in southwest Kansas. The EAGLE
has made arrangements 10 keep its readers
posted. not only as to the works at Ness,
bur the works nearer home.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-14

Speaking q Rev. Scott =. Hershey. who
isto deliver h.s lecture % "ControliiEs
Forces IN Civilization" IL TIE FsTs. Pres
bytsrian church next Monday eTsaiag. tts
Lancaster y. Gazette says.
Scott r. Hershey "a al eloquent young
orator. whose speech ds1Ss description.
snd carries ;he people like dawn on tie
storrr-wind. lie j. Fta-lliiuz ia depth and
majestic reach. AID yss spArkiss Ike tie
suulight CO the water. aid e fall OF ;be
melody q cEo!ce thoughts sa3 lauZgzags.
His appes-srce upon the platform. ac1
M pet 1ous flow n words she continuity
81 which i never Bagre8 by psase - rlli+-
Q1OtEttofl. iuUressss one Nth t1e LzszllfF
d a master spirit. and al desire 20 f4lsss
bin a. frieud lis broad, pA8lAuth-oF &
views and love q nature and he, STAN ,
him a. a true believer 2 the docfrsae tnar
ihe world - not all Testing sao~- -sseh
2 gauge o. diligence insEes trends a. y
whsFe- Hls lecture Ga Iecagfs4ao~ Nss
heard ~ a Iarxe aBd delighted sSdlsssee
IL was 81 elo4Sasss sffsr%, AID S1s q szlr-
passing b@zaiy 10 - woEsdsrful soss5
paintiag. sud "a reflections CO ttas lie q
The g-@at pet
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-14
Y. NJ {. A. ECHOES.

The lecture announced fer tomorrow
evening promises 10 be a rare treat and
should be largely attended. Any desiring
TO put invitations into the
hands of young men can obtain as many
as they desire by calling at the rooms of
the Y VI. {. \. today.
Hon. W. f. Stanley, Charles T. Coffin,
Esq, State Secretary George :. Fisher are
expected TO take part at the annual meet
ing to be held on tuesday evening in the
building.
The regular noon meeting and the young
mems prayer meeting viii be held al the
usual hours today and this evening.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-14
CLOTHING, HATS AND FURNISHINGS
IoPIoFTIC,I.

Nr J. {. Benlss. q Waco township.
FIVE miles south % this city. comes in A. a
competitor IL the contest FOR tail corn.
From his crop, grown on John WicKha1n 4
farm. he has taken eight stalks that az
grpgate 104 feet IN length aud bear txo
good large, well developed ears ssch-
Nj Bemiss i confident the field from
which these specimens are taken VIII yield
100 bushels % the acre.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-14
A PHEASANT SOCIAL.

The Woman's Relief Corps gave another
Of their pleasant socials at Mrs WARMERS
yesterday and II was ii great success social
" and financially. The ladies desire to re-
turn their thanks to Thode Brown, 7. B.
Cartwright, !. II. Brown, SyL Dunkin.
Il. II. Randall, Captain Murphy, ". Il.
Mcpherson, I. J. Arnold and Chief Jus
tice Hammond for the presence and liberal
patronage, and TO Judge Reed and Colonel
HalloWell for promised support.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-14
OLE EOR COLUMNS

Canton Wichita, No. 5 p. NJ, /. O. O. F.,
will leave this morning at 8 o'clock for
Columbus, O., to attend the session of the
sovereign grand lodge and to take part in
the grand parade and competitive drills.
They Will enter class c. arranged especial
II for new cantons having had but little
practice in drilling. Canton Wichita will
have the honor OF acting as escort to Brig.
Gen. H W. Pond and will be joined at
Newton by the Colorado cantons and at
Kansas City by Brig. Gen. II. ". Pond
and staff.
4 number Of state officials will join the
canton at Topeka. Canton Wichita will
consist Of twenty one chevaliers and viii
be differed as follows: Captain, r. a
Spears. Lieutenant A r. Clark, Ensign
y. Steffin. The following staff officers
will 20 with - the canton. Major
J. T. McNIilen on Brig. Gen.
II. w. Ponds staff: Major VIM. Mathew
son, QUartermsster Lee Taylor and Capt.
a. {. Race are on Coloneli. Webb's staff.
Major J. 7. McNlIllen IS also grand repre-
sentative and Major William Nathewson
grand warden.
The Santa Fe road furnishes them with
a palace reclining chair car, also Pullman
car. without change, the latter from Kan
sas City. A number Of ladies viii accom-
pany the canton; among those from here
viii be Mrs. :. T. McMilen and Mrs.
William Mathewson.
Canton Wichita No. ; was organized
July /, last, and Captain r \. Spears
placed il command. and have bat recently
received their uniforms; il fact zen ot.them
were received the 7th Of this month. and
taking into consideration the tine they
have had 10 drill, they are doing well.
The chevaliers are expecting good time
and to become better acquainted with the
magnitude O. the order.
Captain Spears states that the lieuter-
ant general. John c. Underwood, writes
him under date Of September ., that fifty
seven caatons had already entered for
drill. and over one hundred were expected
20 take part.
Mr.. Eaton Fox proprietor Of the Union
T--.,- N--sT FFs-@ yesterday --r--s-e- 1
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-14

The Commercial Nursery and Invest
meut company of Wichita is the title of 4
new corporation that has just obtained a
charter from the state. The capital stock
is $I0OOo0. The officers of the company
are: J. B. Nipp Of Winfield. president and
treasurer; /. +. Laverty of Wichita, secre-
tary. The headquarters of the company
will be in the Fletcher block on North
Main street, and will be open for business
Monday Sentemher Us.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-14
PERSONALS.

Mr.. L. Cox of Farmer City, Ill, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Blazell OF Union township was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. J. Shannon of Nave Attica, Ind.
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Chas. Grifinstein leaves for New
York this morning to attend school
MIR H H. Gardner, banker, and wife of
e Dorado are visiting friends in the city.
Mr. y. +. Niederlauder arrived home
this morning from q business trip through
the northwestern counties.
DIR. G. w Butler of Columbus, O., has
been visiting DR.. Purdy for a few days and
returned home last night via Strong City,
Chicago and Topeka.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-14
Out Of Sorts

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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-14
Hs~E H4rr..

A. the Clipper hsll park this sfternooa
a. 30 O'clock ths academy ard b ~
school clubs viii pay series q tail
games. ~ there ls zrea; rivalry existing
between the clats The game Wiz dD-biass
- Tor blood Adm issIoa FREE.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-14

City Attorney Wlisoa sbss moved into
his new house o. She cornsr Of Fourteenth
and F2irTzaoat and Hnds himself very coas-
Portable j; IS che OF the Ceztes: and pref
tieSt cottages ia TIE ei.v
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-14

County Superintendent J. W. Hoover,
of Sumner county, is breaking his heart
because the Sedgwick county normal out
numbered him by Just one, the enroll
ment standing 271 Sedgwick and 210 Sum
her. The preseason cannot come up to
Sedgwick without resorting TO strategy
not permissible in normal tactics
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-14

Some Of the Main street merchants are
afraid that in case their street is paved
with stone the travel might go over onto
Market streets asphalt. If the retail
merchants of Main can't stand the racket
of a stone pavement and don't want as
phalt they might try vitrified brick.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-14

s. B. Benson, of the City Mills, may not
be in the same circumstances as the
famous miller on the river Dee" but he
IS just as happy, he declares. He is the
proud possessor Of big baby boy. "Alls
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-14

Secretary Pierce has set a table in the
center Of the board OF trade rooms laden
with the choicest and most luscious fruits
of the season. A glance at it is treat.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-14

Yesterdays clearings mounted to $l07,-
T55.32, against $50, 1860 the same day a
wear ago. The clearings for the week
were $612, 50S.30, against $545,G2S.55 last
wear
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-14

Mr.. c. T. Coleman. of the dairy farm.
has sent TO the board of trade collection a
basket of luscious peaches and pears.