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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-02-14
Wichita Wholesale Fruit Market.

ina market is steady. There IS active city and
country demand for fruits at present, which keeps
our Jobbers busy filling orders.
ORANGES-Mexican So 1908 70 per box, baskets
81 w. California Washington Davals s. 1.(65 81 per
box California Riverside 50 jC(s3 .5 per box. Mes
sina 50 .tta3 IS per box, Imperial - 50 per box.
LEllONS-Messina per box. 81 500 UL
APPLES-sl 40aI 80 per bu 4 25G5 80 per Dbl.
BANANAS-sl 50S2 ~ per bunch fancy IS 10 per
bunch
FIGS-Layers l5@1Sc per Id, 4 oval boxes IS SOC
20 per l0O.
DATES-Persian co ID boxes, 5000 Der 10, Fard
126dlf 10 boxes, i216c per b.
HONEy-California ID frames l1GISc per ID.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-02-14
Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA, hSn-. Feb. Is.
There IS little change ia the state of the mar
Iei fair business Is beug done Ia AL lines Prices
steady.
poTATOES-Kansas SC per BIZ, northern oc- -
CABBAGES-Sew California - A9S " per ieN.
lbs - 9, o., m -
EGGS lI6slllSc per doz
,3CTTrE-Fancy creamery &C, choice creamery
scs, choice butter l4c, fair re. cooking butter Sc
sEESIt-Eas tern full cream loc. Hail cream II .
CHfCKENS-Dressed 61rtsSc per 10 live s. St9
TSJtRAEYs-Live csc per ID. dressed asllc.
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RECORD BOOK.

County Superintendent Fences class
ifacation register is the most com.
plete thing of the kind ever published.
John Mcdonald. editor OF the Western
School Journal, writes: 81 examined
Superintendent Fences Classification Reg
lister, and was much pleased with it. a
number of superintendent pronounce il
superior 10 any other now before the peo-
PIE, and they are of the opinion that the
Register should be placed in our county
schools. There is no reason why Kansas
money should be going to distant cities
when we Lave a better article in our own
state. address K. =. MURDOCH,
Manager EAGLR
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FOR S.ALE--C;ty Real Estate.

lrdeT ms head 2 Per Inc pei day
EtOR S-ALE-The -. Lawrence Tor sale on ac-
L count o. serious Illness in the family th.. fgE-
niturs and business for sale. The ~ Lawrence
has the very best OF rcpuatecs. IS centrally located
and VIII always command the trade Mrs kagf-
man Offers Il very low ste Is obliged take her
daughter. Miss Selma. u another climate although
her case - considered hopeless. Il may give her
short life relief and make her last moments
pleasant As possible, - II
Tor SALE-On monthly insIsliraens plan. several
Il very desirable residences, Ranging ia price fscTa
>l.s0 upward. Well and centrally iocatse- hare
chance u procure hcEe easy terms. H. ".
Icgls- l0u
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-02-14
The following are the representative sales
rs at tue Yards TODAY
Wichita Horse and Mule HIarsct.

WICHITA, Kan. Feb. Il
The demand for small stock for the southern trade
continues good, but the market is q little slow Gu
heavy grades.
Bentley & Vsach shipped a car OF mixed stock 10
Atlanta. Ga.
G. S Calhoun, from Pratt the market.
making arrangements FOR tie sale OF a of mules.
Air. Lehman shipped car OF heavy horses to iiar-
r.sbUry, ps.
Mr. Galloway shipped a car of mules TO Little Rock
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-02-14
Proposals for wagon Tr.nsssrtssssn-
-EArser ARTTEs UEPAsTxKST o. TIL

t59FTcE az rHE CHrSy 1r4HTE3EAs7rn.
FcET JGAgExr1ETH k&zs. tstr2srr II 8Hsa y
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tss ass&i sSisifssas S5.I fssssssS Al Is. eees
s,sss3 - selex as rsztr2i xfssssS ttc~s. BriszJ
oys-s 81 tss .f<A<ecs e htGSsss. Ter Tie r2@sSes
tsfsou % usfifsxy &zgrsass - tss sFsSSinx
s4er - restre = ~ - ssre-sss - sSe .seo<sr
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81 - gsssa f-ff ~
EoI-rT "a = Paegs valley J. 7. f0a sks ss8
Cs.so-zss q FseaGs EAsis&T1 20 fpss sssl. J. -
ss.as~ 81 = n zsz frrs r-sr-sz stA4<e-a - t&s
fs.sesxa ga.k sszsc< 4 Fszie< f3lissg. Cs-1vslL
ssass.ssurs % Eors ~ls J. s.@z<+s<scs % - <ss-<
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rxsssss sE.e4s asssS sfAs ~ ses~tss4 Tt1 xyssys-
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-02-14
Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA KAN. Feb. Is
TIE grain market displayed a little weakness
,usin TO-DAY but change IN prices are quoted for
his market. The movement OF All Kinds seems to
be the increase
Receipts for "A hours 1890 bu. corn 2oobu. wheat
sak bu. oats.
GRAIN-Car lots on track;
sre quoted nj sec and down.
.CORN-No, 3. lSs.l.c-
oATS-l2s lSc.
RYE-No. . - d2sc. No. s1S2sc.
HAYS. ~ yer ton; ~ % in car lots. -.
GROUND CORS-Chop in car lots sc per loJ lbs
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-02-14
The following the representative sales Of cattle
4 he Grp rds
HOGS.

Receipts l.0S). There a good run OF hogs and
The packers were very glad to it. The quality
was also better than usual. The market was strong
PIC higher than yesterday, and very active az
the packers wanted the hogs The bulk OF the re-
ceipts went the scale So 10 and our packers
would gladly have purchased three times the num-
Der nj the same prices. "a they wart more hogs
There was strong feeling at the close, and hardly
a limit 10 the demand.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-02-14
TAXADERMISTS.
TAXADgRNTST.

All kinds CT taxa Ge-Ici-s 20. Z srst-cisss
order. Deer heads pgs Cp. Rugs rzs.e AL xmas
az birds mounted, etc etc. Serd o--eEs 70 8 /.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-02-14
PATENT ATTORNEYS
VIZ. ]. HTTTCHTNS

Ps:en. attorney aid solicitor. mechanical -asla
Ger and draughisTaan- Fiili REPORT 81 patents 70
cate Is wears OF practical experience. Preliminary
examinations made EooI-- u AID - Firobau.ya
block ia North Aarke; - Wichita. Haa. ds-i.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-02-14

lily 81 TO- choice - .. fancy 81 40 extra fancy 81 SOC
81. patents .j6cl 70.
WHEAT-StilI lower No. 2 red cash 7:sZc May
&c asked June ,63ac asked. July lo1c August, nom
inal .yl4.
CoRE-Better. No. , mixed cash 251Ec February
2.1Sc. asked. Nay 26I!c bid. August 2s5.c asked.
OATS-Nothins done. No. cash &c BID. May
&c bid.
RYE-No2 cash 4lllc bid.
BARLEN-Demaud fair. Nebraska sc. Iowa 3ic
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-02-14
FOR S4LE--FIoln, Property.
Uneer th!s bead e per line Per day.

I-oR SAIE--tioosi improved Sedswic.S county
farm. l6J acres. price se.4s. Terms: SsSJ cash,
$40 per annum for years. Sl.sa or before ten
years Deferred payments 10 draw per cent inter
est. Il. W. Lewis lu
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COMMISSION AGENTS.
ABSTRACTERS.
A. ]. APPLICABLE,
with a. ID. Mallory

Ahstracter. COnveyancer and Notary Public
Fine drsughting specially. Complete abstracts
to any land in SedgHick county. Room ZIG Sedg-
wick BLOCK. Can be found during business hours at
county building. ltS-tf
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wichita Leather Market.

wichita Leather Market.
WICHITA, Kan, Feb g.
Business quiet and prices unchanged.
SOLE LEATHER-(Saughter) 9.tg:9c B. A. 25G21
good damaged 2l@g3c.
HARNESS-No. oak &c, L. H. Soc, Union sc
HeInlcck &c
CsLF-Domestic G5Csl o. French IS lGaI 50.
CUT HALF SOLES-Heavy Sc 70. medium 81 90
light 81 2j9l 75.
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Frisco Linen to st. Louis and the Ea

Cobs for sale at the Zephyr Mills, $3.50
per load delivered. Telephone 169. 26-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-02-14

Old papers for sale at this Offices cts
Per hundred, 23-tt
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-02-14

FOR RENT--Cny Real Estate.
FOR TRADE

FOR TRADE,
t-rd4- Tbs head e par lire pr Car.
EroR TRADt.-A bGgEy ioT a 81 q single baFrsss-
II 81 :. Mains 81. &c
I'VE have got clear wichiiz property = trade FOR
w six or eight fhGgszsle eEitzF h4f1nsra
stocE- 4 rev 10 barre Touring aiA, wei rented.
ciezT 20 trade tor i've stack. ard q ne asSs
e.tabit.k@6 Ws want 81 Crrf o. Chicago sye5as
Ut rioss - Oes. l. Rouse, Jr- = @, u eeeENacx
biscE. ~
IrOR TRADE-For a so8A vraseT 4syz-At0s Sscznt
Il uusrntzs snDese sgss -zEle~EEres q ElS1 So
Acart@s = a ssears - = &1-a- - .
Tor T2ADFs-EEnck IN a bai53nz s%sees&aisss for
Il bocEz y = y .sdsrlsn1er = ca. O. =
noe TRADE-A sood u, fg~ rasroEsaaiss G.
Il A1fse zz1 bog-y. >. =. SiszssElzfs1sr q %.
I,%Oa TgADE-Tkres fots nd saras faorssT sses-
II JsscsinK bossss - ~ fees - Cas-Lsrzgss SO
- =. SseasglzteeT a &c Sc q
y{rAszAH-s CofI-4Ss- o. ares t.. E4sssz clear
w ad 5sssaflg eoszzy sst 40 so ssssS q tszs tss
Wichita ggugseTfF. SG<s.s = lsssits Srys,srsF
Gear. trade farms city S3ss rssxr esfy
srla far yToESrtF n casters sSsa sssezs-ssr ssr.
q aazzS@ ~ Nsrsrs FfosTsT z-s t@Egs-z asss city
properly sl f2rnzs - zsssTs~ seszs- esrf sTzree
Ezas ana ID YssT s~pg~--y <sS ssf ba-E<s1s 40
eEc-t y claliz and fsgss gfE1eTEs e@i 10
rocx gzsefs Tar Ga-n. - u. NEsasaz- Peal tss-zts
Ds@zeF. IsschlEz- ESs- aI-E
LoR TgADE-ssr7r q -s-trAl flisrass .s~ gs<sizs
DTrse-Ey n. H. DosSe'4s. Iaszsy Aessdss xs4sls-Is
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-02-14

Wedding and Party Invitations, en-
Graved or printed. at the Wichita EAGLE
office. do3t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-02-14

IHtA ssess, Easc:eoa Cs-es.
I1IIJlyu Ness Csres. Party fsss.As
tees, Priss~d 81 Lsse-
ISsrs-1 q. tvs wa>kaEs kAsix c<scs. NaxAs
u. kssuH ".
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-02-14
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Under this bead p line ner DIV.

Under this head &c a line per dSy-
tOR SALE-A good business change. Having
made business arrangements in Salt Lake. o.
Ter my present business 1T very rs2>0naule price
II - decidedly the best fruit and iee conner n
" lchita. with low rent and established trade Ap-
ply st 500 l. Douglas ave. 744s
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA, Kan, Feb. 13.

WIIHIIA, kan, TED. %.
CATTLE
Recei pts 20. shipments 81 There were some very
eood stun in the yards today and nearly everything
sod at good prices. There was some com petition.
ihere wasn't cows and heifers enough 30 so Jund
And one buyer who uses considerable Of that kind
OF stun said he guessed he would have TO 60 to buy
ing steers TO slaughter. The market good fat
stun is steady TO strong. Poor and half fat cattle
weak and slow sale. We quote:
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FLouR-oulc, and steady. xx ,s<. XXX Sc. fam
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BUTTER-FIrm and unchanged Fancy
El.in Creamery S7Ge,1sc, enc western 2lL-5C,
finest dairy i@,s.2c; nae slSc.
EGGS--lJlsC.
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PHYSICIANS.

DIR. I. EMMA COBB.
Female and chii.ren's diseases especially. Home
for LcGies during Confinement. strictly private
when so desired Letters OF inquiry confidential
Gnd answered Immediately on receipt OF same
1881
DIR. CROSKEY,
Eye. = Ear, - Surgery
once Houys otto 10 A. NJ. Itoi p. ". Sunday 9 70
o.. Room l.. Fechheimer Building.
". II. JOHNSON, N. D.,
Homoeopathist. Office and residence over IL y.
Main 81. Once hours-S TO 10 A. n, to P. and
at night. d55-lr1.
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FOR observation-disclosures

NOR RENT ssi5eGce f..s ~ four rooms espeT-
Il ate bali. hath. water clossf. coal BIZ, II new
brick build ing corner Il Vim aEd NoEta EBDgfis-
Apply a. No. III North Esprsa or 70 y. Bid, Main
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Tor TRADF.-A bGggy for a ST q single barnes
II 50 :. Main ~. Fscs
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FOR EYCH1yGE.

Log IRA Dz-ssrTr q --zirAl fliiasss .s~ rTsstz4
properly u. Il. DuIso4s. EszEsy hssldss xS4sa-Es
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-23

The Board Of County Commissioners
were In session to-day and in addition to
passing q number of claims before the
board, transacted considerable routine
business. The proposition to sell Ger
tain piece OF property belonging to the
county at Galesville. was postponed until
the first meeting IN October, Commits
sioners Murray and Baldwin we're appoin-
ted q committee to examine the road lead
ing from Mil creek bridge.
Isador Raynor, Of Baltimore, appeared
before the Board In behalf of the South
Baltimore Car Works, for an appropria-
ton of $25, 900 in yearly installments Of
IS 600, for certain improvments, which
be claimed the South Baltimore Car
Works and other industries In South
Baltimore, Anne Arundel county. had
made, adding millions Of dollars TO the
wealth Of that district The Board took
the matter under consideration. The
Supervisors Of election were before the
Board to confer with them on the ap-
pointmentu under the new election law.
and also asked permission to appoint 9
clerk, which the Board granted. provid-
ed the salary did not exceed 500. The
Supervisors appointed r. Moss 70 the
place.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-23
VIII visit the Fair.

The Easton, Talbot County Correspon
dent of the Baltimore San says: Gov
Jackson and staff, of Maryland, Gov,
Biggs and staff, of Delaware, Mayor
Davidson and other officials OF Baltimore
the Delaware and Maryland Senators and
Representatives In Congress, Col. Henry
Page and George NJ. Russum. candidates
for Congress for the first district, Comp
troller Baughman. Treasurer Brown.
Attorney General Whyte and Secretary
LeCompte are expected to be present
at the fair grounds on Thursday. This
Is the first fair that has been held since
the opening of the new Baltimore anc
Eastern Shore Railroad, and the atten
dance is expected to be largely increased
by the additional transportation facil
tiles.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-23
Opening Of the Woman's college.

The Official opening of the Woman
College, says the Sun, took place yesterday
but beyond q service at O'Clock In the
chapel there was no beginning of the
regular routine of college life. 1t is
thought that 1t will take all Of the re
mainder OF this week to complete the
work of classifying the pupils and sched-
uling the hours and studies. and until
this is over the lessons will not be begun.
Four hundred and forty eight pupils, In
GLIDING both old and new ones, In the
collegiate and snb-collegiste departments,
have so far registered at the institution,
and ct the chapel service the names of all
of them were read out and the standing
of those in last years classes announced.
President Hopkins addressed the pupils,
aud Prof Shelly delivered the prayer.
The Girls Latin School opened its first
year with fine prospects, and Prof. Shell
", the principal. spent busy day aTrang-
iug the studies of the ninety-Bine young
girls In the preparatory department.
Room has been made for the department
In the main building, Goucher Hall, un-
I'll new quarters are erected for its espe
cial Accommodation.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-23
The prum Point Injuaotion Case

The Injunction case of Nathan Pumph,
rey aud other citizens and taxpayers Of
Anne Arundel county against the Board
of County Commissioners. to res
train them from issuing county bonds &
the amount Of 5000. 900 as . subscription
to the capital stock OF the Baltimore an6
Drum Point Railroad Company, began IL
the Circuit Court of Anne Arundel county
yesterday before Chief Judge Miller, anC
associate Judges Jones and Bond, was
concluded to-day. John P. Poe, couuse
for the Railroad closed his argument this
morning, and was followed by Isador Ray
nor for the petitioners, In a forciblt
speech OF one hour and more The case
attracted considerable attention and many
persons were drawn to the Court room to
hear the arguments of counsel. The
comfy commissioners filed no answer e
the petition, and were not represented by
counsel ut the hearing of the case.
The railroad company contended tha
the original subscription made In 1876
was good and valid, that the conditions
attached to the subsequent subscriptions
and accepted by the railroad com pany
were null and void; that the railroad com
pany would not have attacked these con
ditions, but since the company has beer
brought into court the company would
ask to have the original subscription en-
forced.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-23

The U, s. S. Atlanta arrived yesterday
at Norfolk.
The yearly session of the Womsn's
College Baltimore, began yesterday with
AS pupils.
The population Of Salisbury. Nd. by
the census recounte, will be q little
under 5000.
The supervisors of election have APP
pointed X. Moss their clerk, the salary of
which Is not to exceed 800.
Fifty four thousand bushels OF oysters
were received 10 Baltimore last week
against "a 600 the week previous.
Fire destroyed the dwelling upon the
farm OF Miss NJ. H. Hopkins, In the first
district OF this county Saturday night
The Talbot County Agricultural Fair
opens Tomorrow and continuous four
days. Round trip tickets. including adj
mission TO the fair, 81 so.
The Adjutsnt General has commissioned
Edward Eckhart second lieutenant Com
pany r.. Maryland National Guard, vice
Edward X. Johnston, resigned.
Application was made to the Board of
County Commissioners to day by Isidor
Raynor for an appropriation of $25, 900
for improvements at the South Baltimore
car works, In the county.
In q public school the question was
asked. Who was the first manH A lad
responded, Washington: first In war f rst
In peace, and first In the hearts of his
countrymen. When his questIoner cor
rected him, aud said. Adam" the lad
replied. "Oh. II you're talking Of fur
riners, l s'pose he WAS"
Yol cannot be too particular about the
medicines you see. When you need a
blood-purifer, be sure you get Aver s
Sarsaparilla, and no other. II will min
gle with, purify, and vitslize every drop
of blood In your body. 1t makes the
weak strong.
The Eastern Shore Railroad, including
trip of one hour across the bay Ia the
splendid steamer Tockwaugh, and a ride
through one of the most fertile sections
Of the Eastern Shore. will take you to the
Talbot County Fair from Annapolis, in
GLIDING admission to the fair grounds,
for 81. 30 round trip.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-23

The second and final test of foreign ar
NOR plates took place at the proving
grounds opposite Annapolis yesterday ia
the presence of the Secretary of the Navy
aud the ordnance board, aud number Of
naval officers and spectators, resulting In
victory for the Schneider metal plates
made at Creusot France, over the Cammell
compound plates made at Sheffield, En-
gland. The plates were subjected to the
same tests as that given on Thursday last,
an account of which was given Ia the
CAPITAL.
The next important armcr test that
will be held in this country will the test
OF the first plates delivered by the Bethle-
hem Iron Works uLder their contract
with the government The first delivery
will be made about January 1. aud will
consist entirely of 12-inch plates. The
presnt contract includes 12-incn and 49,
inch plates. If the Bethlehem company
succeeds as well with its armor plates az
II has with its gun forgings, the plates
will be very satisfactory. They have
supplied forging for guns from 1-poun-
deliver their first 12inch forgings next
month.
A comparison between the Hotter six
A4N1 SASiAo 0cCN 1n AAatCU0y 0LA eUG
eight-inch Firth Firming shells used to-
day is interesting as showing the vast su-
periorty of the Hotter over tbeFlrth armor
piercing projectiles. Though the charge
of powder used was very light and the
initial velocity was very much below the
normal for the S-inch gun, yet both the
shells fred AGAINST the ailsteel and the
nickel steel plates were completely wreck
ed, while the one used against the com
pound plate had SO little resistance that
no fair comparison can be made between
II and the six-inch Holtzers which re-
bounded whole from the steel plate on
Thursday IL the Carpenter Steel Com
pany. of Reading. Pa, which has con-
tract for supplying armor piercing shells
for the navy, using the FIrming process,
hope to come up to the Hotter standard
they will have to make better Firming
shells than are made abroad. As soon as
the trial board is through with the re-
m aims of the plates at Annapolis
the nickel steel will be used to test some
Firming six inch shells made by the Sterl-
ing Steel Company, of Pittsburg.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-23
az ADVERTISING

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calsGE Or TINE
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are aai Anna''''' on - -
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90 .,..,,s 100 a. IN. 100 m. and
,oi Eastern shore R. r. 81
80 = baltimore, sos and 1920 a.
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sl.sfa'
suspiY TRAINS
sgro FOR Annapolis W. a. IL :
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les aai Saturdays a freig d
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So taken at lowest rates.
"a COMBS, Genl. Manager
rsrE sec'y and Treas.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-23

In the Orphans Court to-day the last
will and testament OF Susannah Sill
YER, deceased, was admitted to probate
and John Writ Randall, by the will nam
ed as executor, was also by the Court ap.
pointed. She leaves all of her property
consisting of house and lot on Prince
George street, to her nephew and niece,
Christopher and Anne Smith, Children of
the late James Smith. and her gold watch
and chain to Margaret 8. Hughes, her
god.child. John B. Flood and r. E.
Strange were appointed to appraiseEthe
personal eatate.
Geo. w. Wilcox was appointed admin.
istrator OF Catherine ]. s. Wilcox, de-
ceased. and letters of administration
granted.
Mary G. Brown was appointed admin
istratrix of Daniel Brown, deceased, and
letters of administration granted.
Fourth and final account of Prof. Mar
shall Oliver, guardian to Leslie Oliver
Gllchrist, was passed.
Final account of Ann III. Marden to
Ida r. Brice was passed.
Final account of James d.. Munroe, ad-
ministrator, C. {. a., of John Stewart, was
passed.
The petition Of T. Sellman Hall, pray
Ing for authority to sell leasehold proper
~, and to sell certain shares Of Fireman
Insurance Compsny's Stock, of Balti-
more city, now standing in the name OF
Eleanor ID. Hall, deceased, Was granted.
The petition In the matter of the estate
of M. Bannon, deceased, was passed.
Petition In the matter of the estate OF
Laura Hoff, was granted.
After passing number of claims. Court
adjourned to meet Tuesday, Sept. 30.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-09-23
Gone for Good.

1t is to be hoped that the barbarous
hustle has gone for good, bat 1t is certain
the great discovery of DR.. Franklin Miles
has come to stay and alleviate human
suffering. This wonderful nerve food
and medicine builds up wornout systems.
cures fits, spasms, headache. nervous
prostration, dizziness, sleeplessness,
monthly pains, sexual troubles, etc. Mrs.
John r. Miller, Of Valparaiso, Ind, and
j. w. Taylor, of Logansport, Ind, gained
90 pounds month while taking II. Finely
illustrated treatise on Nervous Diseases"
and sample bottle of the Restorative Ner-
vine, free at the City Drug Store.