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Daily Republican., 1889-04-20
RANDOM SHOTS.

life ia short--only four letters in a.
Ihree,quarters Of IL Tile" and half Of it
His excuse--Lady, to drunken begpar:
Are you not ashamed to beg2"
ID. B.-"Yes, maam, but Pm full; when
I'm sober Pm a burglar"
"Clugston, what do you think Of the
London Times now?"
~ have cut 1t off my exchange list,n
replied the editor OF the Doodlevilie
feiper, as hard, relentless look settled
on his face.
Courtship-A period during while two
people OF opposite sexes are blind to each
others imperfections. Marriage-A cere-
nony that restores their sight
Ted-Poor Young Husband will be dis
figured for life. What did his wife hit
bim wilh9
Ned-ono OF her home made tea bis.
cuts.
Bagley Cat the telephone) There's DO
use in talking, Bailey. can't hear the
first word YOU
Bailey lat the other end)-Wby don't
you fold both your ears around the In
strumentl
Chorus Girl Tin restsurnnt)-Am ]
your little duckl
FledRllng-Oi course you are.
Chorus Girl-Then tell the waiter 10
bring me q caG yas-back.
PA, said Bobby, who wac LOOKING
over his picture book, 'isn't that a pic,
ture OF Jonah and the whslei''
"Certainly not" replied the old mar
mpa,iOEtly-he bad been answering fool
ish questions all the evenIng-".f II were
won dn't Jonah be taore, tor"
Perhaps he's inside the whale" sug
gessed Bobby.
Young lady Ito turnkey --"Can / take
these flowers In 60 the prisoners, eiffr
TurDkey-"Y.s, mem; The thieves and
pickpockets III lie glad to get 'em. The,
dotes on flowers. But there amt no mur.
derers in now, mem. The last ono was
pardoued out yesterday"
Young lady-''Ub, am 90 sorry."
isn't that a new dog you have got,
Bro snl"
eyes, I've Gnly had him short time. -
MUTT be expensive 10 keep big aui
NAL like thatP
mo, bought him purely for ecouoml.
cal reasons. turn him loose in the ward
o. O'Clock, and you would be surprised
to learn how much he caves me In pas
and COAL"
Gentleman Ito village cobblcr): What &
that yellow powder you're taking so con-
SANITY, my friend?
Cobbler; It's snuff catarrh snuff
Gentleman: 10 1t any gooA pm some
what troubled that way my self.
Cobbler (with the air OF man who
could say more IL lie clOse): Well, I've
had catarrh fer mere Thirty veal, an
I've never took nothin' fer IL but this.
DR.. schmelz: You have a very bad col
Miss Ball. Have you exposed yourself
any wayl
Miss Charity Ball; Yes, doctor. tool
of my iawn- colOred oVerga te.s becau-,
1t was Lent.
Or. schmerz: H'ml Why not weal
black ouesl
Miss Ball; oh, they look so very COM
mon, doctor.
Chicago citizen: "Any trouble, Wa
bach, between you and your wiie?"
Mr.. Wabash: Nothing that know
of; why?"
Chicago citizen; 81 cav her AZ Il dl.
vorce suit this afternoon, and she had q
very set look upon her face and was TAX
ing yolumli Gus mott q.
Fond Mother: Greatly. Cbarlca
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

have been troubled with skin and scalp
disease for seventeen years. My head at times
was one running sore, and my belly was cover
Ell WIN them as large a. a half dOlnr / tried
great many Tn.aed es without effect until |
used the tSflCURA REMEDIES, and am thank
iul ~ state that alter Two months Of their ubc
hm entirely cured. feel II my DUTY TO You
aud the pablo TO state the above ease.
l.. IL. MCDOWELL JanesburV N j.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

BOARDING FRONT ROOMS WITH
- board. Also transient boardeIs. ell
market street. al76t,
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

Cut flowers, fresh each day, .; c22
King street.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

kESsMAKERs TAUGHT MARK
Itc.. Improved Glove Fitting System Of
NJ u,l Jay, Gen'l Agent for State OF della
Az n, MISS LIZZIE MORTON,
" ''H NV I'LL Market H., vii Dei
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

NE LARGE CONCERT ROOM OF
new Wy Wilmington College Of Music. In the
TAN Sig SG,hE I'm building, can be rented cer-
tss nisns IN ~ IN week for lectures, etc. Heat,
adlttsss no shl seats for 800. For particulAra
'''s n ID, CLoWARD, Frlncipai.
H6-I od9m
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

NOTICE. WILL COMMENCE ON
MONDAY, APRIL sth, to regulate, seal
ehi stamp all weights aud measures used In
htw Castle County this year. All work lett
a. k'lc's, Ninth and King ttreeta, or at my
it'ld,nce, No. llS0 Poplar street, Wilmington,
DEL, will receive prompt attention.
JACOB DEAKYNE,
Regulator OF Weights and Measures.
a2-rOl-Gin
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

Electric Paste stove Polish
Saves labor, time, women aui furniture,
Absolutely no dust whom using r.. Eytr
housekeeper should use It. Ask your
grocer for 1t.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

A lLk' MlLku MILKui
- Families wishing milk will be PROMPTLY
c,l ,tH Wy. pint, quart or gallon. on leaving
,,.., al hIlilth's store, Sixth aud Orange
~, ~ "t AZ MoOre't store, at Delaware ave-
T5 az West 81, or with driver of wagon.
"'''i TllOAAh HOufkN,
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

kOrICE-To THE PUBLIC, / AM
ready to do hauling of any Kind and
w DO II reasonably, Please give me a call
o. orders ltit at Gtlliith's, sixth and Orange
hle,t', " a. W. T. Muorc's store Delaware
.,tGle and Wet street, will be promptly at
"""eu 10 1. llbOIEN. m2Alf
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

REMOVAL.
~ ~ b.ine moved from 9Th and French sts. to
iMai het = ctt am prepared to manu-
a"y"tt Tue bhbEtautlal Hight carriage ard buIi-
a., wagon AT very reduced price. A variety
=" ,'eDnd hand carriages on hand
liIIhg speciality. X, NJ. HAMMITT.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20
BAD COMPLEXIONS.

The Secret OF Their Cause FdlIy En-
pliiucd-Hhy Ladies' Ara, SaiIuV aud
Men ratllid-Some Valuable Facts on
the Subject,
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20
DRUM K EN- N ESS
Or the Liquor Habit Positively Cured
by Administering DIR. Haines'
Golden Specific,

II can be given in a cup OF coffee or tea with
emit the knowledge OF tho person taking 1t; 10
absolutely harmless and will effect a perma-
nent and speedy cure, whether the patient is
moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck,
Thousands of Drunkards have been made tenn
perate men who have taken Golden Specific In
their conee without their knowledge and to-
free Will. II NEVER FAILS. The system
once inpregnated with the Specific, 1t becomes
exist. ~
For sale by 2. JAS. BELT, Agt., 9th and Mar
ket SITS. ibpaee BOOK free. Ilg-eod-ly
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

nR. DEHARDT's PENNYROYAL
~ PILLS, 81. Sold bv Druggists, also by
mail. 2O3 y. 9TH ST., Phila. l. dles beware of
mutations. f6-u
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

DR. MONTGOMERY, 203 N. NINTH
~ 81. Phila.. Reliable Medicines for Cou ghs
Code, Asthma, Catarrh. Bronchitis, ConBump-
tion. Relief to days. Advice free, day or
evening. fHtf
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

A D. ARMSTRONG, TAILOR, HAS
~. removed his place OF husi noss to No. Az
ilHlhri customers, as we'll AS all new ones, who
ueslrr good JOB In repairing their garments
q ule me 81 samples kept on hand, from
hlm Acall. ai2-i,n
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

Chicago citizen: "Any trouble, Wa
bach, between you and your wiie2"
Mr.. Wabash: Nothing that know
of; why?"
Chicago citizen: 81 cav her a. d.
vorce suit this afternoon, and she had a
very set look upon her face and was TAX
ing yolumli Gus not, &. +"
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

iife is short-only four letters in Il.
Inree-9uarters Of It Tile" and half Of ii
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

"Clugston, what do you think Of the
London Times now?"
u have cut 1t Off my exchange HIST, y
replied the editor OF the Doodlevilie
Yelper, as u hard, relentless look settled
on his face.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

For Easter we can just set out your table.
First Is our French peas. cans for "a cents;
you had the nj before, Gross q Blackwell; pick
sled walnuts, 10 cents bottle; cans OF those
eyApOrated pears, seedless cherries, black
berries, silver prunes, garden prunes. French
California plums. Our fruit Is q show. Come
and see 1t; lfYou don't buy, see II. WIN NIL
your basket for Easter. The prices Will aston.
Iaislns and English chow chow. We have our
supply of Easter eggs. We can supply yon
ali. We have good butter always. Whltest
flour. Best tea and coffee In the city. Castle
ais. Il. r. N. WEIR.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

EOR sALE-GOODWlLL AND FIX
Il lures OF q blacksmith shop, doing n goo
business. Apply too Poplar st. alf-6t
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

Ted-Poor Young Husband will be dis.
figured for life. What did his vile hi,
bim wilhl
Ned-ono OF her home made tea bis.
cuts.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

TOR SALE.-TwO GOOD WORK
4 horses and double set OF dearborn hAr-
ness. Apply East 4th street. a3-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20
VERY NECESSARY AR
TICLES FOR
East Err SUN
AT THE
BEE HIVE

Sun Umbrellas.
A nice, easy-6ttlug Corset.
A itch emb'd end Tie.
the new Direc ore Bus.
tie.
KID Gloves.
Silk 0lov<s.
l4isle Thread Glove.
silk Hose.
Isle Thread Hose.
Cotton Hose.
Don't forget the Children
need new Stockings.
Beaded Wraps.
Emb'd Merino Fichues.
FoR GENTLEMEN:
Kid Gloves.
Hosiery.
Linen Coll "a and Cuffs.
White Shirts
Four ia Hand and Teck
Scarfs.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

Young lady Ito turnkey --"Can take
these flowers in 20 the prisoners, eirl"
TurDkey-'Yts, mem; he thieves and
pickpockeis III lie glad to get 'em. They
dotes on flowers. But there amt no m mr.
derers in now, mem. The last ono was
pardoued out yesterday"
Young lady-''Ub, am 60 sorry."'
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

TOR sALE-1S GOLDEN SPANGLED
cents. L. Hawke. 100 Maryland ave. ma
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

EOR SALE.-A 100 QUART MILK
ness. Address Ii. H., this oiiicc. ais-2tditw'
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

WANTED-BY A LADY HAVING
wv seveial. years experience, u position ne
housekeeper In respectable gtntleman's
street. al6-GL'
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

EOR SALE CHEAP-A LARGE
Il double cylinder Taylor press, prints over
1000 an hour. Apply at this office.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

PA, said Bobby, who wac looking
over his picture book, 'isn't that a pie
ture OF Jonah and the whslei'
"Certainly not" replied the old man
mpaiicEtly-he bad been answering fool
ish questions all the evenlng-".f 1t were,
won dn't Jonah be taore, TO 4"
Perhaps he's inside the whale" suq-
ges:ed Bobby.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

EoR SALE, CHEAP-A NEW BRUs-
n sells carpet and good cook stove Mt sO5
West 18th St. H-3u
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

Chorus Girl Tin restsurnnt)-Am ]
your little duck!
FledRllng-Oi course you are.
Chorus Girl-Then tell the waiter to
bring me q cau yas-back.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20
Wants.

WANTED-RELIABLE LOYAL AND
w travelling salesman; positions pcrms-
htnt Specihl Inducements now; fast selling
speciaIlea. DOM delay. Salary from art.
BhON n BROS, Nurserrmen,
a4-3m-eod hoehettor, N. Y.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

WANTED.-A BRIGHT, ACTIVE
W boy at hArvey's Drug Store, 400 Dela-
ware aNehhe' Al9-2Js
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20
Ayers Pills,

repaired by Dr. j. G. Aver s Co., Lowell, Mass
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

EoR sALE-A FIRST CLASS CANDY
4 wagon: Also a double set of harness. APP
ply SlNGLEY BROS, 4l4 King 81. ais
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

His excuse--Lady, to drunken beggar
Are you not ashamed to beg2"
ID. B.-"Yes, maam, but Pm full; wher
I'm sober Pm burglar"
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

w ANTED-A SITUATION TO At
w tend to horses, or TO do any Kind of Ia
South Harrison. alslItt
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

EOR sALE.-A GOOD SPRING PUSH
II cart. Apply al Ssl Jefferson Sc. Asst
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

EOR sALE-A PART ALDERNEY
l. aud Guernsey COW and calf; also q twin
baby coach. Apply to EMIL BECK, 18Th
and Head streets. alb Ct
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

WANTED.-WEEKLY REPUBLI-
1858; cents will be paid at this once. miv-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

w ANTED.-A SITUATION IN PRI-
w vale family as seamstress or to sew by
the day: Apply No. io7 West Front street.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

WANTED-AN APPRENTICE; AL
w so two millinerB. Mrs. Kate Hayes,
40 hlns ST. alftr
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

isn't that a new dog you have got,
Bro snl"
Eyes, I've Cnly had him short time. I"
Mutt be expensive 10 keep big aui
NAL like thatf'
mo, bought him purely for ecouomi-
cal reasons. | turn him loose in the ward
al O'Clock, and you would be surprised
to learn how much he caves me in gas
and Goa"
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

WANTED.-A GOOD PATTERN
w maker. Apply Diamond State Iron o..
aiS-3t
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

Bagley Cat the telephone) There's no
use In talking, Bailey. | can't hear the
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20
FURNITURE!

iuSad p siSSs o. good furniture at very much
SIMPLIFY street. N'o'e business at No. 300
ale CIT
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

NJ ANTED. - PANTS AND YES
w hands on custom work. I.W.GIBNEY,
SIS Market street, ais n
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

WANTED.--A WOMAN would
w take an apprentle at vest making
Must be good sewer. Address,
hlv-tf. Nestma ker this office
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

Bailey lat the other end)-Wby dom
you fold both your ears around the In
strumentl
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

IGOR SALE.-EGGS FROM FIRST
l. class l.. BrahamAs aud l.. Rock fowls 10
Tor q. CHAs, W. DAY, Talleyyllle, Del.
IclephOne CAll $40. al-tn, I'll, slim
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

DR.. sohmelz: You lave very bad col J
Miss Ball. Have you exposed yourself
any wayi
Miss Charity Ball; Yes, doctor. took
of my iawn colored overga te.s because
1t was Lent.
Or. schmerZ: H'ml Why not wear
black Quest
Miss Ball; oh, they look so very COM
mon, doctor.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

WANrED-2 CARRIAGE Trim
w mers and two boys at No. 10 French
street. aI2-tt
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20
l}EMovAL.

-, JOHN w. HILL.
From ~ oG ~ AND SIGN FAINTER.
IAi, "a ~; gs East sixth street 10 No, an;i pop
-- : t'LEi' A call is solicited. ai-2Gt
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

w ANrED-A GOOD COACH TRIM
w mer. good Job. Apply to Kent Iron
uaruWAre Co. Al9-1t
Daily Republican., 1889-04-20

WANTED-HELP FURNISHED FOR
w hotels, Restaurants and private families
~ ~ ne ,m sh S! 1o,ies; Apply 4 The
meu No. W5 Orange Street
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-29
TIRE CoURTs.
DISTRICT COURT.

Smedley Darlington VS. G. NJ. Green ct
al; judgment against Green.
Amelia ii. Frank VS. ". E. Beattie;
Judgment in favor of plaintiff.
A. f. Shapleigh Hardware company, 5.
D. Pallett. assignee, vs. u. j. Chatneio ct
al: sale of real estate confirmed.
H. Rennie VS. Ida Houston and \. e..
Houston; Judgment in favor of plaintiff.
H. Rennie VS. n. c. Houston and Ida
Houston; Judgment in favor OF plaintiff.
w. B. Hendryx VS. a. J. Hobbs ct al;
Judgment in favor Of plaintiff
Joseph Firebaugh VS. r Buckley ct al;
Judgment in favor of plaintiff.
IT. Campbell VS. Charles Matt; court
oyerruled motions to set aside Judgment
and for new trial. Exceptions were taken
and sixty days given to make case for
supreme court.
Garfield Land company, VS. James X
Colean ct al; Judgment in favor OF pialntlff.
William Fulton VS. E. J. Tiffany; judg-
ment for plaintiff.
II. l.. Hill VS. George Wahi ct al; Judg-
ment in favor of plaintiff.
Hannah Kaufman VS.. Rufus Cone; dis
missed at cost of plaintiff.
HI. Hill VS. j. r. Sites; Judgment in
favor of plaintiff.
Louis Steinjbuchel VS. Nettie 7. CARR
son ct al; continued.
J. A Crawford VS.. f. j. Tiffany; con-
tinued.
Butler & Fisher VS. Arson c. Jones; con-
tinued for service.
Butler & Fisher VS. E. S. Wright; con-
tinued.
Thomas J. Anderson VS. f. P. Mulvey;
judgment in favor of plaintiff.
In the case Of Nettie Jerome VS. Nellie
Zlmmerly, a motion was made TO confirm
report of commissioners.
L. Alexis Berry VS. G. c. Allen ct al. ;
motion made to advance to proper place
on docket and set for trial.
The jury in the Windsor Us Stopple case
failed to reach verdict and were dis
charged.
COMMON PLEAS
Fourth National bank of Wichita VS. o.
II. Tewmey; Judgment in favor of plain
tiff for sil25.25.
The case of Hildreth vs. The Interstate
Fair association was on trial yesterday be-
fore Judge Balderston.
PROBATE COURT.
Appraisement upon order of sale Of real
estate OF Harmon l. Boyer, minor, was
filed yesterday.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Harry l.. Schoonoyer, of Andale, and
Ruby Z. Gunsaullus. same place.
Andrew j. Yeager, of Joplin, Mo, and
Mrs. Winnie \. McMurray, of Wichita.
JUSTICE COURTS.
Another light day of business was re-
corded yesterday in all the justice courts.
POLICE COURT.
Jim Eadon was brought in last night by
| Officer Brewer for being drunk.
Sergeant Wood brought in Mike Leon
ard, bad drunk.
DR.. Bado was a plain drunk brought IN
/ by Officer Harmon
Mitchell Davis, an all-round yagrant,
was sent to the rock pile to work out sey-
eral back fines.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-29
yhe aaeita ilp gage SUNDAY aloruiug sepetnbsr 20,
SEWER CONNECTIONS HEARD FROM.

A member of the board of health stated
yesterday that the semblance of cold
weather had almost cut off the necessity
for the board to holding meetings. He
seemed to think if the council had made
arrangements some months ago for cold
weather in place of the hot summer it
would have saved the board much trouble.
The storm water drainage seemed to be
working all right: the mud holes were yet
on hand, many of them, but not being
complained of as injuring health. and
about the only question for attention is
the new sewer. Many people living along
the principal mains report serious trouble
from parties who have tapped the mains
and are using the same without proper
provisions, or any provisions as yet, for
flushing. The reports, he said, were rap
idly increasing. and it would possibly
reach such point in a few days that the
board would be compelled to meet, and
according to the power OF the board re-
solve that since inconvenience seems to be
suffered aud the fact established, call the
attention of the board to the conditions
and point out the danger.
The city engineer was seen with refer
SdNO " VIC tdpPidS VI ei-S AAA'%ANA
question, and said for some months
the mains had been tapped the
consent given by the sewer contractors
and recalled that when the matter was
first brought to the attention of the council
there was movement to take some action
or devise some means Of protecting the
city and people likely to come from al
tempting to use the mains before the flush
tanks were put in and to use the mains be-
fore any one could expect perfect service.
He also recalled that certain members OF
the council thought it would be a great
injustice to those living along mains to
forbid their using the same even when
only bad results would be the natural
conclusion. He said he had expected that
there would be complaints long before this
time and as far as he was concerned he
could not see that he was to blame.
A member of the council was looking
the matter up yesterday and expressed the
opinion that some one was likely to have
some trouble over the matter. he did not
know whether it would be the council,
contractors or who, but some one surely.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-29
STOCK YARD NOTES.
Better Feeling Prevailing-Increased Receipts
in the Bog Department.

Business at the stock yards has been on
the increase for the past two weeks. the
receipts of stock being fully double the
number received this time last month.
For the past week $500 hogs and LOCO
cattle were received and disposed of at the
yards.
In the hog department there is more life
and stir than at any time since the open
ing of the stock yards and the business as
regards prices paid has been generally
satisfactory, when compared with quota
lions at eastern markets, to ali parties
concerned. The receipts Of hogs although
larger than ever before are still INSULT
Gent by one-half to meet the actual de-
mands of the packers 1t is generally be-
lieved, however, that month later Will
see the present receipts doubled again.
This will enable the packing houses
to increase their operative forces.
The fall crop Of hogs has just
commenced TO move and all indications
point to a large business in the near fu-
ture.
Several eastern houses have located or
der cattle buyers at this point and good
business is now being done in this way on
SulDDIDG
lar demand for home slaughterers.
Forty cars of Texas cattle came IN last
evening to feed here. They are from the
Panhandle.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
G. NJ. Walden, city. shipped two cars of
fat heifers to ST. Louis.
Oliver & Lyons were on the market with
car of hogs.
]. VI. Harcourt had car Of hogs.
John Siciloff. Belle PLANE, was on the
market with hogs.
c. 4. Brown, Mulvane, was on the
market with car Of hogs for L. a. Brown
Of the same place.
John EikIor had car of fine porkers on
the market.
Captaio Fox, Of Andover. was on the
market with car Of hogs.
W. D. Parshall, of Alamo, sold fifty-four
head of feeding cattle at the yards.
J. W. Swacker had two cars of fine cat
tie on the market.
Colonel Grant was on the market yester-
day with two cars OF cattle from the Pan
Handle, Texas.
A car of fine grunters was received from
c. H. Elliott, of Wilmot.
Colonel Z Neff, Arkansas City. brought
up car of hogs.
a car of hogs was also received from Mr..
McCracklin, an old shipper to this market.
Philbert Bros, were on the market with
car Of hogs.
Sterling & Co., of Peabody, brought up
a car of fine hogs Friday.
II. alker. of Walton, had a car of
porkers on Fridays market.
w. T. Cowherd, of Caldwell, swelled the
receipts with a car of fine hogs.
Smith & Wildebrand, of Cdall, had car
of hogs on the market.
j. H. Kaler, Of Severy, shipped in car
of hogs and cattle.
Captain T. Neal & Son, of Pratt, sent up
a car of hogs.
A car of hogs were received from Sparks
& Hamilton, of Norwich.
j. T. Lii, Of Leon, was on the market
yesterday with two cars of cattle.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-29
THE HARVEST EXHIBIT.

The entertainment gwen by the ladies Of
the Mizpah society of St. john Episcopal
church was again last evening and at the
matinee yesterday afternoon attended by
large audiences. An entire change Of pro-
gram was made in the evening and it was
we'll rendered. The refreshment tables
were also well patronized.
The success of the exhibit has been such
as to encourage the ladies Of the society to
continue their entertainment all OF next
week. In response to the demand OF the
public the program of Friday evening viii
be repeated Monday evening, with the ad-
dition of instrumental and vocal music by
some Of the best talent in Wichita. The
exhibit will still continue il the church,
corner of Third and Topeka
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-29
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
HALL OF WEST SIDE LODGE


No 3ij, ]. q. .. +.
Whereas. Death has again invaded our
ranks and taken from us our brother and
friend, J. ID. Davy; and
Whereas, Brother j. ID. Davy was one OF
the charter members of West Side lodge,
No. 345, an honest, upright and conscien-
scious gentleman, a kind husband and
father; therefore, be il
Resolved. That IN the death OF Brother
J. ID. Davy our lodge has lost one CT its
best friends, and our city an honest and
upright citizen, and his family a kind nus
band and father. BE it further
Resolved, That our hearts 90 out in
sympathy TO the family Of the deceased in
the time Of their great loss and beseaye-
meEJ.
Resolved, further, That copy Of these
resolutions be spread on the minutes Of
our lodge. one furnished the daily papers
for publication, and one sent 10 the family
Of our deceased brother; also that the
charter be drsped IN mourning sOr thirty
days. II. W. MORGAN, JE,
: r. ANDREws. Com.
d. Ian,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-29
PROCLAMATION FOR THE FAIR

I desire to call the attention of our mer-
chants and trades people and manufacture
ers to the Sedgwick county fair to be held
in this city this week, and to most respect
fully and earnestly ask them to close their
places of business on Thursday afternoon,
SO their employees may have an opportuni-
ty to attend the fair. The gentlemen hav-
ing the management of the fair in charge,
have made every effort to make it a grand
success. and the present Indications are
that it viii be such, and we invite all our
citizens to join in the effort to make this
fair a credit to Sedgwick county. Let
Thursday be citizens day, as Friday will
childrens day. O.. W. CLEMENT, Mayor.