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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
hbcrnaihy Pleads cuilty-Thc ohaILlcy
Assignment.

Yesterday. 100 The Circuit Cont of the
/ nied STATES for the Eastern District of
\ ir-iuia Judge Rohcr ". Hughes. pre-
siding john J.. Alternately. of poter-hure.
Who was indicted tNirc- once Ou Monday
and again coo Tuesday I'D, i0bbne the mail.
vas tried 800 tlO first indictment.
When thc prisoner was auaiencd his
counsel plead guilty. ~ "a result Of This
plea. no evidence wa. heard.
judge HUGHES suspended sentence for the
day. ln th. Federal court. in criminal
ca~t-- thD punishment is ieii with thc judge.
within ihr limits prescribed hN 90. Federal
laws. Tine Court may announce BOB. de-
r~.on a- io ihr degree of punishment CO.,
,IA.
ON llo second indictment thc prisoner
Was mott called for trial. Alter some o0n-
.ulniion between counsel anil Tine United
>ilir@ Attorney NY'Ir pYDsrvui was entered
Hu tli- second iudicfm,gf.
The petit jury Was adjourned until o.
day.
90 DOE D0Np.
II was announced that judge BOND
would hr in the city today. when. i'm all'
probability. the legal features iu The -uii cot.
curtain a Corner. Nc.. against J.. II. Chalk.
lcl and Williamson ll.'Dt. trustee. will hc
called and argued.
The character 0t This case was given mI
detail iu thr INi- Ou last Tuesday.
Dir. LuD~t 81. tnaikipy hld made 20 decd
~ a--' -um0nt t1 Mr.. Williamson rall.N.
Certain parties creditors of Mr.. Chalklc,.
Nrre preferred. The other creditors Ncr.
fo receive what WAS lon after the preferred
creditors Dad henu paid boo iui.
These th.n-cll~~ creditors moved 90 ~ri
aside thr decd Of assignment and distribute
ile estate plu yffI among all thO creditors.
Ih.rI~e i- Doe fl. nlfad STATES Conf
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SMOKE Latest English. adv.
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CAPTAIN rIZIlNI'> ENDOE EMTNI.
The following is the certificate alluded o.
above
IIl-IlL-L-I. LII I.--L
roErn isr. l>>i.

II Whom D. N0y Concern
Mr.. !. j. Farrell has been the -upcr.n-
tcndcnt of thc Richmond Union Passenger
Railway Company since october i~->.
he ha, devoted himself and 400 h., uel-
eie- 90 the service OF tht company. h1. been
extremely diliecuf. attentive. and efficient.
and has not hcsiiatcd ai aii times Nap or
night io do amy and all things Doe could io
make the road give reliable and satisfactory
service io the public. Very truly.
signed ANDREW lIIllNl. JH..
Secretary and Treasurer and Actin. Geue-
raj Mangpr
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND A.
L pnu Tt TutlOI. pRlNll I'M. AZ
/ cot All, y by virtue if n .l.lI' 3D.. f.....
exc niti Nt jt>. ln ~ ellis unI uIfa. .I....
Dun u.t ID sep InN.t. ISIS. ANA I..r f.
'.iieA JOB ilhc' dwuft tounil t.uffr.lI..
ONCE iu Decd Book 3d. rage Ils. I..I..
; having been n.Hde n thr Iaymerf .f D..
dtni >.tufrN lh,itll, and being rp.ul.f... ..
tn du. VII 500 uf Prospect DEPOT. U. I.. N
/ and W. railroad. 40 l. o.clocN. on
WEDNESDAY, 3urHOFoClOHEH. i-,D
the following real estate.
J. two-sioly HOUSE ANA lOr
= a ONE sinele-siory bMELlfNG-IUC-.
3. \ lanyard. with six andabsIf .,...
oi LAND, near Prospect depot.
4. tract OF LAND oi one lrnlrtI ..r..
wore OF iyS>, - in- north oi tlc AUlf.Ik inI
N,si'ih railroad ana adjacent i0 fnUs..l
main, ad amt The lana, o. a. T. Glenn. d. D..
eivhh, James Ntn1hlr. j. b. Glenn. William
smith.
3; A tract q LAND one hundred AND $500
and one.th.rd ACRES Niug adjacent t0 fIe
lands of II. }. Nenanle, Dr lhoiuas N. N.n-
able, and Mls B.. A. oNs
q. 4 tract oi LAND 81 TWO hunirCI I.l
ninety acres lknowu ~ ~tiii-ilun,e IfHII.
lying adjacent 20 the public ROAD. lefnr..
Prospect aud FarmNllie. ANA houri.l H., fIs
lands oi frances Cock, Rev. }. D. liINi.l.
and II. r. Davis
:. one undivided half OF track oi IA>n
81 tMo hundred ANA seNenty-nNc l....
known as Goodies Tract houudci con- l0f
north by The Norfolk and Western fiIir.I.t
on the east by Bennett MCsss estate nn iN'
south hy the land of ". \. BluiOrl lul 0l
the west by Moodsol's estate.
TERMS; Cash sufficient 10 deinN If tN-
penses OF executing The deed ana .>ulu
with interest &c per cent. iroi.l I'D IIs ni
october, 1852. and the residue uuau ,ltU
terms as the Said j. ". Gills uaRy diIela
sc 2o-td 4. HENRY Gl.kN>, Trustee,
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MONDAY. OCTOBER Inn is~o.

90 ]. o'clock st.. on fha premises. corner
.ettntu aAdl eclur streets AIaurht.ferNa
" 5p-liufre Power Boiler. ono 2J-IIDrs.
Power Engine. Two - inch Portfolio Mills.
.n' jJ-lncA Portable Mlll. one Wagon and
iiNn.s,. one Horse leIglt years oid and
roundI, One Platform Scales. Two Trucks
One safe, Betting, luNeAs. One lot Bins.
i'niiion-, oc. Two Hundred Grain Bags.
D. en. Nc.. Nf.. &c.
thus is one Di ihe most desirable milling
.uliis iu this section 90 tle c0uutrI. Ihis
+, the hiii Chat manufactured tnc celebrated
inoy Family Meal ami Holsc and Cow
Mixed Feed
inf further Iriicu.ar, cHll on the under
s. '2ned, WHO Wil give au ihe needed nior-
nation. Terms af sale
Alpt slime ROYAL. Trustee.
Drff. -. fN.IgkIl
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MAID OF Virginia. Mild and sweet.

OwENs & MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
Olpo. Postoiiicc. Richmond. Va.
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IN,rR,NCE EAIr.

The committee on Information and .tlfi.-
ties reported that they were making dill
gent inquiry ~ Ia the rate, II Insurance
charged IN Richmond. Is compared with
other cities. and hope 40 un early date Ia get
sufficient Information and material for ~
port 10 The chamber on th.. subject.
nIcIIMoNp's wAIER-PowIR.
Mr.. X. IL. Whillock, chairman of the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11

I kJSIEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
3 NlILFlNii ItHs. MACHINERY MIR
ihth, HORSE And WAGON. &C.. 80.
IN virtue OF decd Dl trust. dated -crtcm-
'Oi i'Ni i-~f, tnu tuiN recorded Boo tne lust
lf -- Count iOi -llI ciIY. executed fD tha Inc
''' f,i-ned DIS T. II. liuney A. Son. shall exc
--.l -.l e-Il. N Iuul-n Aulll.u- nu
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ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
OUR ROWING REPORTER ON HIS
RAMBLING RESEARCHES.

Captain J-tioge TYLER IN the City-Daily
business Hustle Morning scene ia Car,
Thorourh>arcs.
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DIR. srArrrAcuFH travelling -alesmnn
for VIM. -. Merrill Chemical company
-ar.. ind almost magic rliel in u-i"-
Bladtcr0fiun iDr thr held1ch.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. May 10.-In wheat today a
large speculative business was done and
the feeling was somewhat unsettled. July
opened at about yesterdays closing
figures, declined under free offerings lie,
became stronger, advanced 2%c, eased Oft
and closed about &c higher than yester-
day. The early weakness and decline was
attributed to long offerings chiefly from
New York, Influenced, it was claimed, on
the expectation that the government re-
port would be bearish. When the pres
sure to sell ceased a gradual recovery fol-
lowed caused by good buying.
Corn was fairly active but rather I'M
settled and prices fuctuated frequently
within ga &c range. The market opened
at yesterdays closing prices, was easy and
declined nc upon free selling by local
operator, reacted, influenced by active
ship ping demand, ruled firm and closed a
shade higher than yesterday.
Oats were active, stronger and higher.
Prices advanced 1&@&c and outside prices
were maintained at the close.
A fairly active trade was reported in hog
products ana the feeling was steadier.
Shorts purchased to some extent and there
was some inquiry on investment on ac-
count The market opened easier owing
TO the weakness in hogs. Later it showed
more strength and advanced, extreme
figures being-fully supported to the close.
The leading futures ranged:
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ST. Louis Produce.

ST. Louis. May 10
FLOUR-Qniet and steady. XXX. 81 s0a IS 90
family s. 1898 2S choice, s AOsS 80. fancy IS $50
4 Qo extra fancy. 81 1894 IL patents. - 5lG& Is.
WHEAT-Cash nrlner but quiet; options higher:
the opening was strong, weather conditions were
still not considered favorable, but declines in all
other markets started the crowd 20 selling and
there was q rapid break from outside points re-
acted later and caused rally here. with the close
firm and iassc above yesterday. No. red cash. sc.
May, Si.a7ec closed &c: June sS1sc closed sSI.C
bid July. i5lS7tSsc closed 7bc, August, 1S4S
closed .tNsc, Septeia Der. sblec closed &c Did
CORN-1ioSed firm. No. mixed cash. Ss1sGis5Asc
May, SsS2i.c, closed AZ S2Ac June. sc, closed 81
bid; July. S2as,tssc, closed SC; August 50 s7 &c
closed $3.50 S'sc bid sempteraber, SasSi9sc, closed
34asc.
oATS-Steady. No. cash, 22Lc bid; May. e.c
June, 2.1Sc bid; July, &c bid
RYE-1n demand Ne. :. 4lc
BARLEY-\o market
HAY-steady- Prairie, SC OOss 50 timothy. s. q
GIs 50.
BRAN-Slcl
FLAX SEED-sl Is
LFAD-stnong and in demand at &c 20
RTTTER-Duil. Creamery, l5Slec; dairy Isalsc
FGGS-gisc
CORN MElL-Active at 81 Sosl IS.
wHlSKY-sl e.
BAGGTNG-F1rn. Prices range at S7saIO,sc
IRON COTTON TIES-Sl 10
PROvsSlDNS-Strong
PoRE-Sl2 %.
laRp-Prtus steam. 81 70.
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Heard CO the Street.


Esren ZS-BrsgEt, ~.rrs. dzssy
Pscpaci No III dop't bsissTe st'Fs g1sSs
% have &sy ners cid wrs;Aer I've Is
tesc fer 50 r.aay yssrs ts2s wass = Es.s
warn AID dry sosst tEis e1.s rs sara =
siEy sc.
March Zs-C1oadv. Nsra, e1tiy-
Propass Sc 2 Wen. cd ooy. or Waters
goae. sare Ssqsr sag say Saw .ttsr /.
ge1s uAsz sa1 c!sseT torsrd Ayrl
Clouds zzovs sa5 s-st bedeS EEocx c-i
sen"
Mares 1o-Ca9sdF eo>i. dsssy.
PsoYses -. a-SSF.Egs oozs 70 Sal
thls year. ~ rraaAfEs1~r's way - Il Q
CT he res;hsg. AID Dc ssc.sres tAss vasz
a's dussy, cco5 sS1 csoz5y g iss thir.ssts
ef March, tSs b-c.Sase ef Cd wl.ssr "a
brckso-
MARIA s1-Clgzsy. eooi, Fssny
Pr0rhss ~ z-Iss y1sist~s !. ssvrs, s,ss
s5otker nzsa sbis year "A szr back Is I
car .cazsr.9er, wssn y Yalza aad Il eooG 70
wards ne lass Of xare1. rs seow rzaxa. AZ
wei tzzs q E&ex sSAH
8rri I've izeAes % szo~. Enxa-
CT
Prop2s.s !, , : sEe 81 ga yoa s.-@
SS@ss
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11
ALLEGED HUM0Rr
OUGHT TO.BE PASSED.
a Bill Regulating tbe 0cnsrai 3afs- Up
of Railroad Sandwiches.

A Bill Regulating tbe Gensrai Maks-Cp
Of Railroad Sandwiches.
This is the resume OF the Railroad Sand
WITCH bill now before the Legislature:
]. II must consist Of bun and meat.
2. The less bun the more meat
3. The mea: must DC pSrceptibie. and Ia
DO case hanlmerec cut finer than god leaf.
Z. The strata Of meat lot ~ be oonfoUn6-
able with the pre-Afsulite age, though -
may discounts the delugo.
.. All buns 70 be tested against foDp.
inch plank, and must show dent
g Terra Gotta buns not admissible, uniess
meat is OF number swo guage.
z. An sand witches must have date % crops
stamped on IL IL - is possible - dot
5. MARKS OF pslcozoic teeth on = sand,
witch AUST command additional price fron
spuoasriaDs.
O. Where sandwich IL 90 old that tine has
ANA Esras,ec il isfo ore (nUs Gle neat. bst
one bun. extra price VII be required
10. The smaller tte sad yioEz lie more
abe buyer should par for 81, sLf DC & I'd "a
IL Rubbing each hslf CT bsa ever pisos
OF ham AID g.8siag them together Ret -,
lowed from date.
II. Travellers rot allowed TO az ssz1
witches on tie srsca 70 have tic ioson.oisY8
sttemp. % cFaas itsn-
Is Purchaser mass re;xn cozpoa ustAia
ten days 70 siog Ia: be 10 alive. or stsss
why
a Noirsa hir2ss allowed ca ssn3wscass
-Isnxoe Bls1e.
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Kansas City Produce.


KANSAS CITY May 70.
wHEAT-Quiet AZ 70iec.
CORN-Quiet at 2i1Sc.
OATS-2iRc.
RhE--S1c.
FLOUR-XX aOc; xxx, 81 OK family. 81 10 choice
81 40; fancy, 81 to- extra fancy 81 So patent, g ZIG
2lO
CORN MEAI-64c.
CORN CHOP-Sc.
SHIPSTUFF-SS645c.
BRAN-sSSt sc.
HAY-FanCy prairie, IS 80.
f0iN SEEn-Sl IS
rESTQh BEANS-Sl %.
BCTTER-Receips large and market weak for all
Glasses Creamery k(S2sc; dairy, Ice; roll, 79llc;
store packed, 4Oa9C
CREESk-u&llLc.
EGGS-iDc.
LIVE POULTRY Choice hens. IS 0l ROSTERS
81 se IS; turkeys lie per lhc spring chickens 81 s.
as "a
SUGAR CURED HAAIS-lelac
BREAKFAST BACoN-I0c.
DRIED BEEF-Sc.
DRY SALT SHoULDERs-sides. long clear. IS 20;
short rib So N0s short clear 81 20
SMOKED SHOULDERS s S1}t; long clear IS 5Ih
short rib IS 62ls; short clear. IS S.te.
P0RK-Sr -.
LARD-$o a5
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PROPOSALS.

Proposals will be received up to IL O'Clock N.
May 70. 1889, for the following work the new
state house at Topeka, Kansas;
The roofing of the main building and dome.
The hollow tile and brick floor arches and cell
ing arches ETC.. and all remaining iron work, brass
work. etc.
Plans be seen at the office OF the state house
commissioners at the capitol building in Topeka,
Kansas. Printed specifications can be had on ap-
plication to the above Office. Any or all proposals
may be rejected.
BY order of the Board of State House Commits
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SHAFFER & MAHANEY.
RELIEF CORPS

woman's Relief Corps, No. 40, Aux. to Garfield
Post No. Is. meets first and third Tuesdays in each
month in Garfield Hall at 80 p. m. Visiting men,
bers cordially invited TO attend.
Mrs. NJ. w. BUCKNER, President.
MRS, II. A. SToNER Secretary, S5-tf
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Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO Nav 10

The Drovers' Journal reports:
CATTLE-Receipts. LOO shipments, $500. Mar
ket steady for light Zoe lower for heavy; beeves,
81 COCA 90 steers IS 1904 20 stockers and 1eeders
81 JBG3 Cox cows bulls and mixed, 81 UUSz 5G IeAaS
steers, az 90 50 So
HOGS-Receipts, lsoG shipments. J, 200 Market yet
4 72Is heavy 81 1894 20; Light, 81 eOsi IS; skips,
So afa4 90 ION
SHEEP-Receipts, 3,GH shipments, 500 Market
steady strong; natives, 81 00@5 pt western - oVS
Is; TEXANS. g 00a3 81: lambs - I9@3 81.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

New York Money.
NEW YORK, May 10.
Money on call easy at 2s216 per cent Closed Of
fered at 2.
Prime mercantile paper 32zS 5A. ,o
Sterling exchange dull but steady at u 81 LOT oO
Total sales of stocks today were 1856. 275 shares.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11

Cash quotations were follows:
FLCrR-St.ady and unchanged,
WHEAT-No. . spring, S6jec; No. 3 spring, NOM
inal: No. 2 red. S6CSSle.
CoRN-No. 55GS5asc.
OATS-No. . 2Sh1sc.
RYE-No. IlJtc.
BARLEY-No, = nominal.
FLAXsEEn-si IS.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime. SIS
PORK-Sl2 l0Rl2 To-
LARD-t6 g3lfds %.
SHORT RIBS-Sides. S6 05S6 10.
WHISKY-Sl o.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11
New York Produce.

New York Produce
wRFAT-Firmer. dull No. > red, size.
CORN-Hieher; No :. S4ioeal5c.
OATS-HtgAer Strong; mixed, 30SSSc; white, $40
S9Spc.
COFFEE-Options closed firm and higher, Sales,
81 .s5J bags. Spot steady al lS-4c.
SUGAR-Quiet unchanged.
EGGS Easier lSls@l3&iC,
BUTTER-QuieU, lower; 9Gl7c.
CHEESE-Firm.
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kaneas City Live SOCK.

KANSAS CITi, Nay III
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Recepts, 2,ls5 shipments, i,512- Beef
steers weak and heavy DUH ana 55ltc lower COM
mon steady; stockers and feeders hrn: good TO
choice corn fed, 81 S5G4 10; common to medium,
IS 25(s3 IS stockcrs and feeders 81 25g3 GU cows,
1HOGS~Recepts, l09Dl; shipments. 2l2s Dull,
weak and 59I0c lower good to choice, " 41S4 523;
SHEEPOReceipts leo: Shipments, 100. Market
steady to firm good to choice muttons "a 0OS4 So
common to medium, So 5Ga3 '5-
ST. Louis Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS. May 10.
CATTLE-Receipts 5gG shipments 800. Market
strong: choice heavy native steers. IS vS4 5s 1alr
to good do 20 2OGS4 D stockers and feeders far 70
good g 1908 Is; rangers, fed, 81 SUSS w grass
HOGS~Receipts. $500; shipments. $500. Market
slow; choice heavy and butchers selectlons a ou1
60; packing, medium to prime, u 4oSa W ngst
grades ordinary to best, 81 509Si 3D. - -
SHEEP-Recepts, 500; shipments, ~ Aarket
steady; fair to choice, % COCA ~.
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OKLAHOMA
Land Office Blanks.
We are prepared to furnish all
the Land Office Blanks:
AFFIDAVTTS.
No 4-o63-Homestead Estry.
4-07o-Final Homestead
4-072-Contested Homestead,
OO7-Homestsad Law
NOTICES.
No. 4-S45-Contest Homestead Law.
9-oio-tN- 1aTte Contested homestead
STATEMENTS.
No. 4.534-Dec aratory Offered.
4-535-D eclaratory Unoffered.
4-545-Soldiers Declaratory & Affidavit.
4-5f6-Soldiers Declsratory.
4-59S--Soidiers Discharge.
Please be sure 70 order by number.
These Blanks are worth from Fifty Cents 10
One Dollar and Fifty Gents per hundred.
SPECIAL.

There are three blanks prepar-
ed especially by q. Henry N.
Copp, OF washington City. for
Oklahoma: which we are selling
at the low price Of so cents per
hundred.
d&w-H
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE,
WANTED-AGENTS.

A GENTS WANTED-In every city and town in
"a the United states except in state OF Kansas to
sen 70 lawyers; Just the book every lawyer needs
delays necessary as book can be delivered when
sac Is made Applicants must be able TO furnish
address the Wichita Eagle Wichita Fan Iii
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11

r oST-Blsck setter ..prp' about four months old
II 4 and very stocky built. Please leave inforrnA-
ton concerning him al Sedgwick Billiard Hail
dI4S-stt
r OST-Biack horse pony. saturday Nav T. from
IL Kansas Paint Factory. Third and Fifth Avenue
well branded the ieft side Finder viii be re-
warded upon returning pony to tie paint factory.
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FOB sALE-EIsCELLAEEoU2

I,og SALE-t2s vtll bay AZ eFse-r,~fs< shat vii
It Ae<a.urelF rzT y eszss a a. suae@s IL
vested inFesssRsse tAts A14Fezs K n fAzs o.
Zee. dill =
L'0R SALE-sO1 sssg1zzf - Efs1ax ~ h1zaes-ss-
Il lag Ny hsEss aEzt RSs. Nc VS. Es--s MaFk~f
szrrets Iacsti1a E-ssErsAses. e tie err - -Esss
fees aDzss kzs al ztsTa izrSsassss.z ge-E Sssze=
ss4zgn,e rzAkfs@=. kea szs1 e1s4 zz-@- fasE rrssz
cez14sses. cellar lzsn@rTs AsFE~ eE4ssxz HLA Szes
sell &c lara Ssxs szes lot ssgsp-z3 hsagsz ~
he tzy rs-x x11 E-@f class 81 ever sssrs4ssars
VIZ ts sod ~ bargain rssE sszzss ~ tT1.s-
:. :. EAc.Sey- do ~
E,oS SALE on EXCEANfE-T~o sza~a ksfSa-
tzSss Ez-T1a Car y 1rsa - eEzsz.zs f1r bFs-s
| CT caxsLs - @sxs& a. srpsSS1As &z@s ) 10 - "a
s1iEgies, En=A laFEser ara s&sa. sst1 s<ss h~lsg
ea~z- tEGl+re AZ - ssysa L&<.- E&xzsse@S y
kGAzssA~x ssxs -
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STORAGE


CTORA9E-For household goods or userchandts-
- boxed OF Loose. III yoa hsve any gcods star
bring them 10 tho wichits Storage Co. No. LIZ wss
Douglas ave- Au
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11

or amery. 212lc choice 30 fine, ESlSc; fine dairy,
16GlSc; fair 70 good. l2Sl4c.
EGGS-Weaker at liz.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED-A party with capital desires a posi-
w sltlon 10 some well established business with
the view OF taxing an interest. References given
ana required. Address with particulars, Capital
care Eagle Office. dI5I ar
4, w ANIED-A young with 500 70 act as
w treasurer Of a first class dramatic company on
the road Fine papes; time all booked. Also
good piano player and young lady of good appear
ance capable OF playing small parts. Call or ad-
dress Fred Robbins, l4l North Market, Room q,
Gl5l-6ts
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FOR RENT-REsIDEEOES.

EOR RENT-A t5gO-story G-rooIl house on Hewitt
L avenue. Also rooms Ia the Green block on Doug
las avenue. Low rent 10 good tenant For further
call on d. l. Green, basement county
building. dlS4 IT
NOR KENT-One 2 story house and barn, sixteen
Il OF land in GutbTie's addition ana a zen
room hotel In Greenwich, by J. +. Humphrey q
son. l0e h Douglas di& II
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11
FOR RENT-ROOMS.


I;OR RENT--Nicely furnished rooms en- suite or
Il single, closets hall entrance to each, pleasant
location near to business with without board.
Inquire At 80 n. Emporia avenue. dlSi-'t
EOR RENT-Furnished Rooms-Large and well
It ventilated south and east windows. with closets
No housekeeping in building Reasonable prices.
Call mt l47 North Emporia ave i99 or
DOR Rem r-Nicely furnished east front rooms,
II single suite. double windows, closets, etc.
cheap, at $40 y. Market. lis-bt
NOR RENT-Good Offices with perfect light and
Il ventilation, in the Sedgwick as low Us s. per
month. Apply at Office No. 10 second floor; p j.
Collins, agent. os-u
NOR RENT-Two furnished rooms at 40l North
Il Topeka suitable for gentlemen: reference re-
quired. 1861
nor RENT-Nicey furnished rooms IN the heart
Il of the city for the same price you will pay IN
the suburbs; call and see for yourselves over 20 n
Main stree, li6 81
LNOR RENT-A suit Of rooms nicely furnished on
L ground floor; also one large front room on
second floor; two blocks west of Occidental hotel ~
West Second ST. $50 %
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11

AL For Sales, Help Wanted. For Rents other
business notices from one TO i've lines 50 cents per
week-all notices over FIVE lines viii be charged for
at the rate Of ten cents per line per week-no notice
taken for less than 50 cents.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11

HATT0N & RUGGLES,
Attorneys at law. Fletcher Building opposite Oc-
cidental MOTEL.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11

All notices Of Employmenf or Situations Wanted
from one i've lines sc per week. all notices over
Eve lines viii be charged for at the rate Of I'VE
than CENTS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11
MISSOURI PACIFIC r. r.

City Union Ticket office, ~ North Main street.
and Union Depot, near Oak street.
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1YOR SALE-Scale books. short HAND writer's note
II books BLANK receipt and note books and legal
blanks of every kind. Mall orders promptly attend
to- Call on or address the Wichita EAGLE, Wich-
q, Kan. I4Uu
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11
FOR RENT-MISOELLANE0Us.

NOR RENT-A marvellous chance The under
signed. proprietor 81 the European hotel IOcat ed
opposlte the Dold packing establishments. because n
Affections in his family necessltaf.a& trip 30
Europe desires 20 lease this popular boase and sell
ali its furniture and equipments. Large patronage
guaranteed. +. Schmitt. dlJJttt
L'OR REST-wars house On santa Re track op-
Il posife santa Re freight depot L. Y. Hsaiy. az
frFsu
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11

DOR Rem r-Nicely furnished east front rooms,
Il single or en- suite. double windows, closets, etc
cheap al Sl3 " Market l4s-Gl
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11

w ANTED-To buy for cash cast of clothing At
w 6lO East Douglas avenue; every wishing
to dispose OF such goods you viii please bring them
in and Mrs. Engiiman VIII pay you the cash.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-11

WANTED-Property owners to list with us; we
w will guarantee quick sales and fair returns;
we can dispose OF anything you have II listed AT
proper price. Wheeler q Vincent, over 22I North
Main street. I45 o.