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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
AnAmicable settlement.

rBy Anglo-American cable 20 the Dlspatch.l
PAE1s. November G.-Ex-King Milan Is
q, route TO Belgrade, whore he makes a
short stay. tits expected that an amicable
settlement between Milan and Natalie Will
be the outcome of the Cars letter to
Natalie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
NoygsBBs 8, lSsa
transactions were mcsgre and void Of special
interest to-day. Politics took the place OF To-
baJco.
Msssrs. John K. Gilllsi, sr. and Jr., OF London,
Eng. wore distinguished visitors 10 tho Tobacco
Exchange to-day. The name Is a household
word in Virginia with tooacconists
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uLMAa<A&.lAa<141-<&1'
ns. arf4s

cUMuIN,. a. lI,as. Ncysmber ), isA
Al his residence, Ma. 500 north Eighteenin street,
WILLIAM CUMNlNS sgcd t~onty-,hfoe.
The funera. vii take place lals ilndr~isD
MORNING a. o O'Clock iron ~ Peters Iatns-
drsl Friends aud Scqualnlsuces are ini'sea %
attend.
FULLRR.-Died. AZ 81 Pauls Charch Hone
for Aged Women, November 51h. hAbf A.
FCLlSK. 49,. ~.
DAY, November ith, 81 II A. u.
GRUBRs. Died. al bis fathers residence, sls
east LEIGH street. this morning al lis V'cloc<,
PgTRW ". 6RuBHs, IN the twenty-seeond ysaf
OF bis age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
NiLLgR.-Died. a The residence o. bis -
renss On The Slne-hlie ro.sd 1enFsco oD2nty,
November &, Iva. nI1rc aEORCE. infnD; sen 81
q l. snd Margaret Miller; aged Two PEARS aco
eleven monshs
TURNkR.--Diet, at CARTS Mock. henrloo
county. November & 1859, Asr- kLxAbktn
TURNER. IN the sixty-nigh year u her axe.
Funeral sili lake piseo 4his Thursday AZ.
TkkNVON &c 4 ocl0.sk from no fg14len1e "
her son, Joseph Turner Friends aud asan>lae'
ancss lnv5sci 70 slsepi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07

which has been given in the columns of
the different newspapers al over the conn
try. and want to say here that the reports
sent out have been exaggerated. think
present. He then gives detailed account
of the facts in the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
SeriouslY III.

IBy Anglo-Americau cable to the Dispatch
PARIS, November en-. Ferry IS seri-
ously i'll at Nice. His friends are very
anxious about him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
OVERCOATS.

Atsis wa have garments that are really ele-
gapt-and the elegance isn't all surface, either
It's in quality az we'll as appearance. Tho light
shades-are wearing as we'll as tho dark-Fawn.
Dove Olive, Sea Green, Steel. Blue, Brown. and,
OF course, Black there's a wealth OF them. ltal-
ian. Cashmere. and Serge. plain and quilted,
lined-faced with silk and satin. some Of them.
Chinchlna. Kersey, Melton. Fancy Worsteds,
Cheyiots, broad and narrow wales, and Beavers.
Piped. siltched and selvage edges-Velvet COL
ler,snd collars Of same material as the gar
ment. About fifty different styles Of them
every one nttlng as perfectly as though twas
made for you personally. Short coats, long and
medium lengths. listers and Cape Goats
That's synopsis Of our SIS grade
The go assortment ia nearly as large-but
every garment is q reliable one-Blue. Black.
and Brown Beavers, Blue and Black Chinchnlas,
plain and wide and narrow Vale Cheyiots,
Worsteds. and Kerseys. with not a single inch q
fabric that cannot be relied upon for service.
We've all sizes 70 ct any build Of man.
iS-As we've said repeatedly before, there's
not single garment here-neither Oysrcoao
nor suits-thars not of this years vintage.
Please don't forget that
an SUITS. si5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07

by Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispstchl
LONDON. November 6.-Prince Louis Ma
poleon. who was lately an officer OF the
Italian reserves, has obtained a commission
as major in the Russian army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
The Result In Doubt.
N. .a.ao.r..,l, IN MA nlanafch- I

w.surSeroS, November G.-First Assist.
ami observation-disclosures GARRISON received
a Telegram this evening from his home N
iowa stating that the contest over ths
lesislative ticket is very close and the re-
suit IN doubt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
pAI rlwORr STOCK MARKET

BkLTIIORR. SOyember baltimore and Onto,
- al. Northern Central. 70s58T; cincinnati,
Washington and Baltimore lists and do. pre-
terrof, sgslO0; DO certificates. Dds. IA, DO. GER
thratcs. BIS, %; consolidated gas bonds, iI2' /:
DO stock, 42i.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07

BrRMNGHAM, ALA, November 6.--Bir-
mingham is engaged tonight in celebra,,
ting with bonfres, Roman candles, and
skv-rockets the Democratic victories OF
Tuesday The shouts are all for Campbell,
having centred on the Ohio contest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
Alleged misunderstanding Case,

Petersburg. VA. November 6.-Interest
in the alleged Misunderstanding case has
died away. The case will not come up
until the meeting of the Hastings Court
in January. Mr. Harrison, who was shot,
is improving rapidly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07

New YORK, November 6.--The Baseball
Brotherhood are in session here, and spent
the day in secret consideration Of the form
of contract 1ncy expect to have II pre-
pared by tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07

- wAsHIsGros. November @-for VIZ
sEtlR lgnis, fair. warmer, variable Winds
----gensrally southwesteriy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
The Enlr Fund.

fBY telegraph 10 ne OlsDatcn.l
NEW YoaK, November 6.-The total
amount Of the 100000 guaranty fund OF
the Worlds Fair IS ~1,2jS,O6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07

PrrrsBURGu. Pa. November 6.-Ihe in
ternatiOnal excursion party arrived here 1T
4P. NJ. having made the run from Cincin--
natl without stopping except for wood and
wnter. A dinner and reception followed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
Nor SO HIGH Priced.

For two or three days past we've been placing
a good deal Of emphasis on our pine grades OF
Oyercoats-se5 to $50 We don't want you to get
the impression that we do not carry 'oWsr-prieed
lines, and We want you At the same time TO have
a c0rrect idea OF the superiority Of these quaii-
tea So let's talk to-day about our SO and SIS
Oyercoats, and suits, too
q, OVERCOATS ill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07

The many remarkable cures Hoods Sarsa-
parilla accompanies are sufficient proof
that it does possess peculiar curative
powers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
MARRIAGES.

HUBBARD--SPEScR. Married. on Monday.
NOyember 4, 1852, .. tho residence OF the br,oss
parents, by Rev. ). 3. Hnisoa. Mr. GEORGE W.
HrBBARD and Miss MARY a. SPENCE
Wtlmlngson Q)ei, papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
my MISS GILBERT, A MISSION.

AIRY from Mexico, will conduct services at Trn-
ity church, corner OF Broad and Twenty-lrst
streets, THURSDAY November 9TH, att P. NJ. and
SPIN. All interested in missionary work are
invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07

I have q lot Of the finest Olives eyee
saw for sale by the measure. Price rea-
sonable. JUfrFs BINFoRD.
1907 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07

We auo,s: Fine. 81 5O4slr5 slpsrnns. sa75a
s3.ss; extra SL5)atl75: family. sissL3o. patent
gsmllY, country. s.75lSL.S
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CAMPBELL ELECTEp.
fe,cclal telegram 10 tho Dispaich.l

CrScrNxAIr. o., November 6. -Hurran for
Campbell lie has triumphed, over FORA;
ker in one Of the most bitterly-contested
csInpaiens in the history OF the State lie
has achieved success in spite OF the Ne
publican forgeries designed to rum n en-
viii the the people. in spite OF the mechi-
nations of the Republican National COM
mittee, and in spite of the Doodle with
which Fornker's political managers gers, ana 6T
0nav' Wanamaker, Ct ais. II Is a great
S,ctory and one from which future Demo-
cratic successesin the State Will Dc dst t,s
MOI Only has Foraker been defeated me
I;,ese9 comedies this much), but both
branches. OF the Legislature are Demo
cratic. or so claimed by the Democratic
Ihs exact majority the Democrats VIII
have is not definitely known, out on the
faee OF tho returns 50 far received y y sal le
10 say that the United states senseJi - ~ o a
.ieeted nj the coming session VIII DC
Democrat. p,,,,;oan ma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
TUE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
fair.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, November 6--The stock market
was more active to-day tor tho regular hsi ana
the tone OF the dealings. while ieyeHsh ana ir-
regular. was generally firm and positive
strength wss developed which resulted IN mo
establishment OF material advances al over the
list. The feature OF tho Jay was the heavy scit-
ing OF Heading. though tho stOck received good
support aud the nnal decline u only IL per
cent There was considerable discussion OF inc
company affairs on the street aud a. the gene
raj expectation IL hat there VIII DO lttle " any
thing, for incomes, the stock Is farther from
dividend than AZ any slime since reorganHSuon-
The bears sold the stock literally ana the llqal-
| dalton II me long account assumed large pro-
portions. while some stop-0rders were uncovered.
A decline 10 beading with the hesyinoS Ia other
coalers retarded tho rest OF the list which as
| pisycd an advancing tendency throughout ne
| day. Cotton oil wGs "A disturbing factor IN the
| early portion OF the day, weak eniug under mo
| publication OF rumOrs OF shortage
in The accounts Of the company TO
| be disclosed at meeting OF the trustees
| to-day, but the matter was set at rest by cara
| from the Chairman saying that the shortage
would amount 90 sy11 900, which quieted apfre-
| hensiOn. ana as The feeling became more SET
| lied, ihe worst being known. there was mars"u
| Improvement IN INC certificates after that uIne.
Money easod of As the day wore along, and ioans
| we're made at per cont. which helped along the
huliish feelirz, and ia the last hour the upward
| movement became most pronounced, LonlsVuIe
| aud Nashville being particularly conspicuous on
| Indications Of inside buying. Missouri Pacinc
| also responded with material improVemenI
| AMI when J, was known that inside support was
| given tho stock u number OF specislties made
marked advances. and Changers wore also pro
! mincnt lGto in the day for the strength dis
| played. Tho general upward movements TOOK
| place IN the last hour. which carried prices 70
/ the highest OF tho DAY. TIE close Was actiyo ana
| stroug. he only decline Of note was } 4 IN
| Reading. while chicago Gas rose 2N, Louisville
aud Nashville ia, Denver, Texas end lors
Worth IL. Alchson IA, and Rock Island IA
! salo4 % .tr.kr aver, gated g72,000 sharea
! Ereniuf.- xchango quiet, steady. and un-
| changed "a. i5.aiso. Money easy NJ fsh closing
| ofic red att sup-freasury balances-Gold, Nc
| .i2 coo: cu reucy $4,000. Governments duii
! AMI Hoavv Tor a. per cents. l27. ex. int ~:
| coupons. los d, . e1. int state bonds neglected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07

WHgAT. White, 80 bushels very good On pri-
vac teruns. Iongberry, !. 20 bushels very good
GA private terms 80 bushels prime at sc Mix
Cd 600 bushels very good on private terms.
ShOrtberry. - bushels prime az sc. " bushels
yory good nT 20. COZ bushels very good on pri-
vac terms. ir6 bushels good at sfc.; l72 bushels
good AZ So; % bushels fair at 75c.; 81 bushels
Dnmon a. Csc. Total sales OF wheat $500
bushels.
CORs.-White, 80 bushels very good &c
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MARKET REPORTS,
AND NcoNNecrloN THeREWITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
fBr Telegraph % the plspatch.l

Daily Reports from both Bosrds-Cotton'
Grain, Flour. and Other Quotations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07

me fanersi o. s. 4. Kl.l.ls0k. awk, VII ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07

NV YORK. November 6.-At 1879 o'clock
fine edition Of the World says that the De
mocratic victory IS more weeping IN the
LIGHT of to-day's returns. Ii SAYS the Demo
Gratis have not only carried this state by
from 90 .OO0 TO 2J.000, bat have gained ten
members OF the Legislature.
The State Legislature VIII stand about
rs follows. there being still one or TWO de-
tljcts IN doubt: Senate Republicans, 10;
Democrats, 10. Assembly Republicans,
az Democrats. Ct. In the present Legis-
lature the Republicans have majority OF
so in the Assembly and 10 in the Senate.
The following estimate Is made on the
result in New York State The plurality
FOR Rice Democrat for Secretary Of state,
% COG. Northumberland. 10 Repuhli-
cans. Is Democrats: Assembly. 67 Republl-
cans 80 Democrats. In this years Legis-
Iature there were 20 Republicans and ~
Democrats in the Senate and AZ kepuDl'
cans and 40 Democrats in the Assembly.
New Jersey.
JrpsEY CrrY, n. j., November. 6:-Later
returns from various portions OF New Jer-
sew indicate increased Democratic gains.
leon Abbett's plurality for Governor i
now believed to exceed 10000. The politi.
cal complexion OF the State Senate IL stlll
in loubt and hinges upon Atlantic county.
Tbo Democratic State Committee IS equally
confident Of the reelection OF senator
Gnrdney. The Assembly VIII consist OF 81
Democrats and ~ Republicans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-07
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
KIcHs0SD. November g. Issl
sArE.ak,osrsp 70 sscesr.s,

wHEAr.-5,G32 bushels
CORs.-750 bushels.
kYg-3J bushels.
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NoRroLK PeANur MAgKgr.
fRannrtei III the plloana.l

NoyKupER6-Narssi very quiet Prices droop-
ing and no sales reported. Prime, g.. extrs
prime. 4Ac.; fancy. iNc. sholied sa3sc factory
hand picked AZ 1b-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08
J. ADA ST, JOHN, NJ. D.
DIR. L. EMMA COBB

Office at residence, 255 Cleveland avenue. Te
phone No. u. ID If
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08
aeoGrain and Produce.

CHICAGO. Sept. Wheat IN the specu-
lative branch OF trade suffered a continu-
alton of yesterday 5 weakness, prices show
ing further depreciation. News IN the
main was bearIsh, The most important
piece of news WAS a dispatch from Mime
apolis saying that owing to to the fact OF a
failure Of al but four elevators in that city
TO comply witt. the new law, and thus be
come regular ] 00O,0 bushels wheat will
disappear from the stocks there in the
next report. Next in importance as bear
factor, was the report that the Kansas
board Of agriculture estimated the crop OF
that state at b C0O0O0 bushels, or l9.00G,0o)
bushels in excess Of the yield OF 1883 Sell
ing orders from the northwest were re-
ceived The receiving houses here are get
ting orders TO sell Kansas No. red wheat
in 5O00-bushei lots, to arrive. There was
pretty large trade in the pit for Satur-
day. Temporary strength was de-
veloped early by the covering of
two or three large lines of
shorts, but the undertOae was weak and
the bears were in control most Of the SEES
sion. Tire next decline for the leading fu-
lures was ga &c and closing figures were
within a small fraction OF the bottom for
the day and week There were liberal IL
quotations bY discouraged longs and some
selling for account OF eastern parties.
Both public and private cables noted dull
and easier markets.
In corn moderate speculative trade
was transacted and the feeling developed
was weaker in September, while the other
futures showed but little change COM
pared with yesterdays closing figures.
About the only feature was the free sell
ing of September by a prominent local
trader, which reduced the premium Of that
future SO that now it is quotable about the
same as October.
Trading was good for May oats but for
other months very little business trans
pired. There was liberal buying order
for May at the inside and fair offerings at
the outside figures and the market held
steady at a slight decline
in mess pork considerable interest was
manifested and speculative trading was
quite active and almost exclusively ia De-
tober ana January deliveries. The feeling
was somewhat unsettled and prices irreg-
ular, the former ruling SC higher and the
latter 1}s.o Toe lower. The market closed
at about outside figures for the former and
inside for the latter.
IN lard a comparatively light business
was reported and the feeling was steady.
Sales were made at about yesterdays range
OF prices.
\ moderately active trade was reported
in short rib sides and the market was
steadier. Prices ruled somewhat irregular
and averaged higher.
T-,n 1..,.if.t. r.,+rt,.. ,.....,,s.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08
Down After More HAY.

Many years ago Nathaniel Wilbur, of Dur
ham, was popularity supposed to be the man
In town who could build load of hay in the
least time and in the best manner.
One day he made a wager with bis three
SONS that he could take care of the bay as fast
as they all could pitch it into the rack
He succeeded in this very well until the load
began to rise above and overhang tbs sides of
the rack
In his eageTness to Guido the old gentleman,
one of the boys, with his forkful Of hay,
forced his father over the opposite side upon
the ground.
Fastening around to render assistance, if
necessary, the boys found their father on his
feet with his arms full of the hay he had
dragged off with him, good naturally wait
ing for them.
why, father, what are you doing heref'
asked one OF the young men.
Doing? / am down after some more hay;
there is nothing up there for me to do.n-
Lewiston journal
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08

EGGS AStrong and act i've at l3c-
FL0UR-ActIve, steas ~. Xxx, SIC NIX; Sc-
family 81 %: choice, 81 %: fancy, 81 30 extra fancy
81 81 patent 81 S0d1 80,
NILLSrU FFS-Bareiy teady.
COHN MEAL-5Jc.
CORN CiOP-5Jc.
SHIPS CEE-sUc-
BRAN-45c .o ~. On
HAY-Steady Good to fan ry. prairie, S. 1854 90;
poor, 81 Jbaz 49,
FLAX SEED-s]c lower at 81 II:
BUTTEh-DUll and easy. 5000 10 FANCY credu-
cry. II lie: good TO fancy dairy '. 1tsl2c-
ChEkSE-Steady. isaS]9c. -, 70 M.
LIVE POULTRY-Steady. >hoice hens, y t9@
-: rOosters 81 20: spring chic teIs &C, turkeys &C.
PRONISiONS-DuI but stead. &
HAMS-llc.
BREAKFAST BACON-95c.
DRIED BEEF-Sc.
clear IS M shoulders - So shor,, clear s. %
SMOKED MEATS-Steady. - iofs lbs, % ,. 20
long clear s. - shoulders. 81 Z1z' shor' clear So oU
POHh-ttcaGy; 30 20.
LAkD-Eirrl; 50 p
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08
81. LOIS Produce.

IT. LOUIS. NO, sept. Z.
FLOUR-CUiet. easy.
WHEAT-Lower. Dull week cable receipts fully
up Of estimates and lowe market AZ other points
caused decline OI443sc carly. There was a slight
rally but the cIoee wa = &c below yesterday. No
red cash 754c September closed 5536c bid Deem
her rs NC 1iay ei5sc bid. -.o..
COH%-Lo No; mix 90 cash 81, 2.,s@29s4c; Sep
telrbcr closed 80 bid; Octo Der Ab S54c bid; De
cem5er &C. January 2y34 a. 3 g; May o2%c bid
eAIS-Duii. 40. cash IL u; May Z@7sc and that
asked Tor more, September IS C asked lSc bid; No
veHnDer l9-Rc asked, 30 bid.
EAr-LUwur. No. > Sc.
BAkLEY-Firs- sale Of the season was 1859
bushels dark Iowa at 35C; I0GUi bushels CnOice Min
ue-Dta Al I5c an one car choice Minnesota at &c.
IIAN-JuchanCei
Bi;AN-Si ore doing, 4i@f5c-
FLAN sEED-Un,ettle, ~ p bid, but firmly held
at 81 -.
LEAD-Higher under an improve INQUIRY. Com
s. s.. refined 8 50.
BUTTER Quiet, weak. Creame ~ lG&l5c dairy
l5allc.
EGGs-Good stock l5J5aiic.
CORN NEAL-I-owcr, 81 GJG1 o.
EHISh G--St6ady, 81 u.
PROVISIONS Unsettled for pork.
PORk-$u 01Gu -.
LAiD-<5 l..
SEOULDEES-S4 62l5.
LONGS AND RIBS-S5 %.
$ uD.tT CLEAH-$J -.
= tCON-BoXed shoulders. s. 1915; longs and ribs
s. UoCs0 III short clear 81 ZJs.6 %
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08
A New Game Bird,

Atthe Thousand Islands, at dinner one day,
Daniel ". Powers and his friends were dis
cussing the merits of different species Of game.
One preferred canvas back ducks, another
woodcock, and still another thought quail
the most 'ious article of food The dis
cussion ana the dinner ended at about the
same time. We'll, Franlf," said Dan, turn
ing 10 the waiter at his elbow, who was as
good listener as he was a waiter, what kind
of game do you like best."
"Wel, Massa Powers to tell you the trufs
almost any kind of game IL suit me- but what
I likes best is an American eagle served on a
silver dollar"
He got it.-Rsochester Budget.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08

s>ROPOSALS FOR FUEL AND FORAGE -
4 HEADQUARTERS Department Of the Missouri. Of
ice Of the Chief OuarterTnaster Fort Leayen wort h.
haH-aF, august o. l',9-Sealed proposals IN trip!i-
cafe. subject 70 the usual conditions. viii he
Cclved ar this Office until = OClOch noon. central
standard time. september lG. lsS9, and then opened
Tor furnishing and delivering oats or corn. both.
ana nay ana wood, such quantities may be g
CURED between The months OF SepfenI Der and No
femoer, l-ss, At camp be established near Arkau-
s"s city. hauSas- approximately within ton il9}
miles Proposals FOR delivery at other points viii
Si1o De entertained. The Government reserves the
ce!Ycd or 10 contract for such portions OF each
may be considered for the best interest q the ser
vice Preference wi To- given 70 articles Of dorpez-
tic production or auiacture. conditions 81 quality
and price INCLUDING The price OF foreign produce
or manufactures Tie duty theron being equal
Blank proposals and printed circulars giving full In
formation Vii be furnished on application. suvel-
opes containing proposals should be marked Pro
It,als for Oets, Corn. Hsy and Wood, and aG-
dressed - G. v. FOSTER. QgETterTnaster. L. : A.
Chief Quarter-asslsr At
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08
Had oui. tn. Culture Business Ka.,rel,

Had Quit the Culture Business Entirely.
Whackste: surprised at finding old college
chum acting as clerk in Missouri grocery
Why, Chugg, is this youa | thought you
were publishing The American Educator and
Exponent Of True Culture.
Chugg-No. The venture, / regret to say,
did not prove as renunerative as had an
ticipated, and was reluctantly compelled to
abandon it and seek livelihood in other
fields of labor To customer How many Of
these molasses wuz ye wantin today, Mr.
Geehawf'-Chicago Tribune
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08
He Wouid Show Her.

Harold" she murmured passionately, "do
you think you could love me as well if
wore a calico dress and faded, unbecom-
ing old bonnetF'
Gould II" be answered. maud, dar-
ling, when we are married | will prove to
you that the depth of my affection is enough
TO stand even this great test. "-Cloak and
Suit Review.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08
CaDdor.

Sneerley-I suppose you claim that that
Brobdingnagian liniment of yours cures all
toe ills that flesh is heir to. don't you'
DR.. Quackenboss-No, l don't. To be frank
about it, there are as many as twenty dis
easss that it has no effect upon; but l tel
yo-, sir, my Herculaneum pills will knock
every one of them higher than kite.-Texaa
SiftinqS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

OTHERS FOR SALE We have nfty good feeling
- steers ncar The Ci;f, over 80 pounds weight
which viii sell pu SIX months time. able
interest. Apply write Elcrdee a Campbell
Commission Mercnanls. STOCK Narfs. d.E-t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-08

ST. LOUIS, No, Sept. 7.
CATTLE-Recepts 90 shipments $50. Mar
kcj strong jalHc higher. Fair TO choice heavy ma
tive .teers 81 ~je3 b.; range steers - G0sl2 81.
HOGS-Recept 5E; shipments 1850. Market
weak. Fair to choice heavy ~ 20Sg4 50. pack
ing grades s. 1be5 ~
SHEEP-Reccipts 1(s7; shipments 500. Market
strong. Fair, 10 choice IS Z5gB4 -.