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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-04-24

Diable was prancjng through town
on Saturday last; he WAS the observed
of all observers. r, J. Hall, who IS a
horse man above everything says he
is the best muscled horse lie ever
seen
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The finest selected stock of Groce-
ries in the city at the Red Front. 16tf
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-04-24

Tle Hotel Morris is getting into
shape this week, but it is so extensive
that it will not be ready for guests
for at least three weeks yet. The
firm name Of the prOprietOrs is
Mathews i Buckley.
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De Wits Little early Risers get
there. Il. l.. Hulburd. & Co. I0tf
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His girl didn't go back on him be.
cause he used De Wits Early Ris.
erS' Ii. l." Hulburd & Co. loft
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All canned fruits and vegetables at
lowest prices, at the Red Front. loft
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New carpet and rugs. New win
dow shades. New window drapery
also new fabrics in silks, pushes and
velvets for interior decoration at
22tf WELLS Bros. & HANSON.
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Newest styles Of Spring Millinery
goods, inst arrived and for sale by
Mrs. WhiteIev. l4tf
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EVaporated peaches, prunelles,
French prunes &C., &C., at the Red
Front, l6tf
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Sale,

A few mares and colts for sale by
f. P. WATSON.
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keep your head cool-yOur feet
Warm-your liver active, and trust
in God. was the advice of a eel
ebrated physician to a patient. You
can regulate the action of your Liver,
Kidneys, and Bowels by using DE
Wits SarsapariIla, an absolutely
reliable blood purifying Remedy.
For sale by II. l.. HuIhurd & Co. loft
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highest price paid for butter ANA
eggs by T. J. MOORE. I1f
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New stock of Hats just received al
lift CD CRooNoUIsT.
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Dress Goods in every fashionable
freak of style, shade, material, design
and fabric. and trimmings in like
elaborate array at WELLS Bros. &
HANSON. 22tf
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Advice.

-Four Tin Tyres fer fifty cents at
Rogans. 22tf
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-04-24

Complete line of new teas at the
Red Front. loft
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Mrs. Nhiteley has just received a
large line of white goods for spring
sales. Call and see them. 14tf
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Tin Types at Rogans.
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Advertise in THE Sun.

All kinds of Photographic work
done at Rogans. 22tf
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Are you Married? If not, send
your address, with stamp, to The
American Corresponding Club. p. o..
Box 643, Clarksburg, w. Va. 22tly
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THE Sun clubs with the following
papers at the following low rates:
Farm Stock & Home. a semi
monthly and TIE Sun for ST.
NV .Agriculturalist and Sun 81 so
Minnesota Horseman " IS $3.50
Pioneer Press weekly " 1925
Globe 6 " I" 50, 25
Great West, IS 5000
Chicago Heard, " /" " 1925
st Paul Daily News " $3.50
These prices are invariably in ad,
vance.
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Wells Bros. i Hanson have a very
complete line Of Ladies gloves and
mittens, in all sizes styles and shades.
iHtrYes special INSPECTION as all the
otaSt novelties are included. EFF
DR.. Bridgman, Prest., OF Homline
University will preach in the Metho-
dist church of this place on Sunday
next, at 1920 \. NJ. This will be an
intellectual, as we'll as a religious
treat to all who will be able to gain
access to the building. While here
the Doctor Will be the guest of Mr..
aud MIS-. Good.
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Farm, Stock and Home is n paper
shat no farmer should be without.
We give it free to all subscribers to
THE Sun who pay in advance,
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HERDING.

Joseph Ernst of Proportion Will
take Horses, Cattle and Sheep to herd
for the season, a full supply of grass
and fresh water. Horses 81 90 Cattle
$l.00 Sheep 35cts. 23;l
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IL you want a bargain in hats or
caps, go to T. J. MOORE for one. lift
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The best Acorn Cook Stoves in the
market for sale by Thory Syverson. If
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HERDlNE NOTICE.

The undersigned have secured the
Deakin farm tor pasture during the
coming season. they will allow no
hay to be-cut on the place, the river
runs through the farm, giving a full
supply of fresh water.
Price $l.00 per month for one COW,
81 so per month for two COWS, 75cts.
for the grass and 25cts. per month
for tying up cattle. Herdiug begin:
on Monday 2ist inst.
23t2 NELSON & KNUTsoN.
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T. J. Moore has on hand large
stock Of boots and shoes. which he is
selling at rock bottom prices. lift
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Ask-what d. Wits Little Early
Risers are. II. L. Hulburd & Co. loft
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Remember our bargains in short
length goods and don't forget that
there is an unusual rush for these
bargains. An early selection is adj
yisable. WELLS bros. & HANSON. 22tf
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Cleanse your breath with De Wits
Little Early listers. II. L. Hulburd
& Co. 1Qtf
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Reward

Reward
Is certain if reasonable effort is
made to cure cough by the use of
De Wits Cough and Consumption
Cure. This remedy is correct and
certain in it's action, aDd cost no more
than unreliable preparations. Insist
upon having it. Eor sale by II. L.
Hulburd g. Co. I9tf
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II. WHITLEY, Editor.

April 24th. 1890. No.24
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-04-24

L. J. Moore has just been getting in
a choice selection of Dry Goods and
notions, which he, in his urbane way
would like to show to the better half
of creation. DIFF
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T. J. Moore has got Oil Cake for
sale 2Otf
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Ladies call and see the job lot of
fine embroideries at Mrs. Nhiteley's.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
Brief Mention.


Z. S. Aldrich, city, marketed cattle and
hogs.
VIM. NJ Kitrick. Augusta, marketed
hogs.
G. Moore, Mu.vane, was on the market
with stock.
The Leon Bank, Leon, marketed car Of
cattle and hogs.
Boreley Bros, marketed thirteen head
of butcher cattle.
S 6. Gorf, Wherry, sent in a car Of hogs
for today's m rlet.
Romig & Sweet, Fall River, had n car of
hogs on the market.
4. A Brown. Mulvane, was on the mar
ket with one car of hogs.
c. Koch, Cheney, WAS on the marke
with load of good hogs.
p. j. Quigley, Harper. had car of cattle
and hogs on todny's market.
c. p. Fullington was on the market
again today with car of good cattle.
J. Grant sent in his first load OF hogs
from PauFs Valley, l. T., to try our
market.
NJ. Troutman, Belle Plaine, came in
with a car of hogs which sold at satisfac-
torv prices.
Henry Robinson and j. E. r Payne, two
heavy cattle feeders from Garden Plaine,
were looking over the new yards this after
noon.
Runyon was not at the Office today. He
is Just learning to his sorrow that la
grippe like the mumps is liable to attack a
NAN on both sides.
Mr. Osborn, of Douglas, was on the horse
market making ARRANGEMENTS for the sale
of 100 head OF seven-eighths Norman stock
colts and years old.
A. Kahn, Iuks, came in with car of
mixed stock This Is Mr.. K. s first ship
ment to Wichita and be expressed himself
as being much pleased with results
J. B. Kell, Clearwater, one of the heavi-
est shippers to this market, was in today
with two cars of mixed stock. Mr.. X. says
this market is good enough for anybody.
Our horse and mule men are looking for
a large trade in this line from the Okla
homa country in the early spring, They
say this is their nearest market and they
are obliged TO have more stock down there
soon.
Mr.. G. W. Thompson, live stock agent
of the Frisco line, was at the yards look
ing after the interests of that road. Mr..
T. Is a very pleasant gentleman 10 talk
with and will no doubt get his share OF the
business from the boys.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
Co-operntiye Criticism.

A mutual admiration society" Of new
kind has been started In ons city with good
success and with benefit to the privileged
members. A few girls invented it as joke,
but have kept it up, finding it to be good
thing The plan is to observe each other,
with a view as to what is most becoming in
dress and what combinations OF color and
style best set of each other's attractions-or
lack of them. Observations are then ex-
changed, and at the monthly meetings at
each others houses each member brings a
ske5eh of dress she has designed. Votes are
thee taken as to who shall use them, and
arm-sl with this guide - an artistic and styl-
ish costume a girl can bid defiance to high
priced gown makers by either having a good
seanstress carry out the idea or, If she has a
knacx that way, doing it hersef.-W ashing-
ton Star.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05

Kansas City Produce
KANSAS CITY, No, Feb L
The Daily Indicator reports:
FLOUR. Firm xxx - 2S5t 90. choice g 70CiS 20
fancy IS sSi &. patent - lOS&2l -
WHEAT-EHsy. No hard cash tostc, CO.
ruary tSlic bid No. hard cash 81 hid 5.2ac asked,
February c. No red cash oSbSc bid tsr<c asked
No ) red cash 64C bid t5c asked
COKN-Quiet. No. > cash 2lAc bid; February
sales PC; No. cash 2ic bid. No 2white cash &c
oATS-No. cash lsc bid. February lSc,
RYE-No. . cash J6lac bid February S'c'
MILLSTCFF-Easy.
CORN CE0P-i-c-
SHIPSTCFF-&c.
HAN--S;eady. Fancy s. 5a46 W
FLAXSEkD- Quiet and unchsnSed at " ~
LEAD--Quie; but steady DesltyeriZed refined
s. egls soft Missouri - S14s.
Butt ER--Crealnery -es2lc dairy ats2'c-
CAEESE--Essy. Full cream twins l1SIlc, Young
America lSSllc western SetsS-
E(TtSS--WeGk al iOC.
COf;N NEAI.-Steady at 81 5osl 81
LIVE POULTRY Quiet Choice hens s. 5es2 I5.
small fax us,1 25, mixed hens aRd roosters .SS
2HL
PROVISIONS
HANS-i-c.
BNEAKrAST BACoN--Sic.
DRIED BEEF-Sc-
DRIED SALTMEATS Firm Short ribs 8 S;
long clear s. S1e, shoulders S85 short clear - -
SMOKED MEATS-Stesdy Short rtts 80 S.rs long
clear IS =, shoulders IS I2ls short clear 81 -
PORk-Firru a: Sll0
LARD-Steady at s5iIis.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
Kaiser Williams Affections.

The ear complaint from which the
Emperor William suffers has been very
painful and troublesome lately IN conse-
ouence of his majesty having caught a
cold when he was shooting in Sllesia.
The court ply ysiciaEs are anxious that the
emperor should undergo an elaborate
course of treatment. but this viii in volve
his close confinement 20 the house for
at least fortnight, so that De Is reIuct-
ant to consent to it. The state of the
emperors health sxcites good deal of
concern, but il is high treason at Berlin
to allude to his illness. which, if it con-
tinues for any long time, is almost GER
tain to become mental, as the pain is so
excruciating that sleep can only be OBJ
tanned by the use of strong sedasives ana
the whole nervous system Is thoroughly
upset.
The Emperor William gave the garri-
SON at Darrnstadt the other evening one
OF those pleasant surprises 10 which he
has become addicted. In the middle OF
cold night, when snow was falling. al
alarm was suddenly sounded, and, after
a hasty muster. all the regiments N the
town were marched out TO the drill
ground and shooting range At Griesheim.
The Grand Duke of Hesse, who was sleep
ing peacefully IN his bed. must have exc
Grated his autocratic nephew S exuberant
love for these military fantasticalitis;
but, although suffering from cold, OF
course be had 70 get up with everybody
else, and accompany the troops on their
country excursion, from which they re-
turned shortly after dayhreak.-London
Truth
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
by Telegraph

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Feb l.-CATTLE-Recelpts
ssl3 shipmentsSnn. Market strong on good others
weak Steers IS 25Gta IS, COWS II s5s2 ~ syockers
end feeders. s. 0aS 2l HOGS ReCeip;s 80
ehipments =. Market strong. All grades sS 20
Oh SOLE bulk IS 115a, SHEEP-Receiyts ISa ship
,nsnts Sn Market steady. tSood to choice mutt
tons and lambs IS 5oS,4 81, stockers ana feeders
x5Oks5 p.
CuIcAGo Ill Feb. I-The Drover' Journal re-
norris. CATTLE-Keceipts S0n shipments 10 o
Sarket slow shade lower. Beeves - 5S5 - steers
e ifs.sI 5l sfocsers and feeders - 5fS g. Texas
corn fe5 steers 50 s0ti-i q EOGS-EeCeipis q V.Sl
shinments 7no Market strong, y IA cher. Gjxed
"a Slel ~ heavy g. Sl64 o.. Hight So "a 81 skips
sS 2saS 7n SHEEP-Recepts 25a. shipments 40
Nsrs.tsteady Natives IS Ou&.5 ~ western corn
GO H.
ST LOUIS. No., Feb. t-CAT Receipts
1slt shipments so Market steady Good TO fancy
native steers &; ae5 ~ stockers and feeders g S
: 80 range steers 50 uNIS o.. HoGS-Receipts 4SAi,
shipments 2.Gl Market higher. Fair 10 choice
heavy $ sas6i 10 packing grades 81 SksS 80
SHEEP-Recepts 10, shipments harhet
strong Fair 10 choice 81 40@6 90 lam bs - Wso 81
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
PATHS High Notes.

A writer in The London Worl4says Of
Nine. PATHS terms for singing in con-
cezts: Il have all my life had a weak
ness for ladies, and ladies have always
had the weakness to know what is not
their business, SO / am going to betray a
secret of the trade to the Lady readers of
this paper in order to let them get an in
sight into affairs discussed by everybody,
although everybody knows nothing
about what is really the matter. From
all sides I hear of the greediness of Nine.
Patti, the exorbitant prices she asks, and
how she does not care whether the peo-
pie in whose concerts she sings are ruined
SO long as she receives her money. The
fact is this: Nine Patti receives for every
concert in the Albert hall g70G--an enor-
nous amount, no doubt.
''Now let US see as to the ruin of the
people who engage her. The expenses
of the hall are about e100, other artists
e200, advertising, etc., say e15O; the
whole forms 81, $50 to 81 800 costs. The
receipts of this first years concert were
about Ct 200, of the second over 81 500,
and the third will probably be still larger
that is to say, $500, 9G00 and 300
profit. Ikrow that once in concert
in which she sang the expenses were a
little over Ct 200 and the receipts e., 14S,
with e153 taken for programme books.
These are figures, not opinions. have
known what is perhaps still more aston
ishing. One evening the fog was so
thick that l was rejecting whether /
should go to the hall, imagining that
Nine. Patti, whom had to accompany,
would not go. l went, however, after
all, by the underground railway, and
the receipts that evening left over $500
profit"
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05

Hr. Trogioy> - as fsssuszss In securing
attached se-vanss- On6s. vNen be psad
a loug vtzs TO Vense,. fsss d~voted Tus-
can Attendants took psxfsys rrsds m
6cbanx fs cut Win uss '-toresgn- trades
people over Hrv znd oousssxzni But oc-
eassoeAlsy ~ sssazat1>A sn sHA sxcsp-
too 70 the rule, ard VIC bsse ons sersk-
ing example of Lc~ sup-rssss1 oay sD-
~ sisse ~ ssde WITH trrsfszson sod rs
csls-y. A eook had eGn rooh1Dg him
rrxDs and bef. The s1e mans vcrd vss
ses a.,zszsa tass of The ostsss, ssA = CANS
70 . esse Of bard swearing b ossrt b.
tween tse saasfer and the servant n
eruc4Ex -es BANDED 20 Tho osok. ard -
wxs Envzxe 10 sAts cath 70 hs A1<g.-
ponx- Rs twice esesyed 20 usssr tbs
falsehocd he iss>D3ed % s~aar %. sss
twice &c wz unable 20 utser . ~oec-
tun-d a. whie - sasss. zc1 fsa
20 tho aocs In . fafn.sng tt--L0odca
IlokA
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
Chfcago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, Feb. A good business tran
sacted in wheat. Opening was weaker and
4@$5c lower, then eased off trifle more.
later became strong, advanced &c, held
steadily, closed about 11sc higher than yes
terday.
Corn fair, speculative business transact
ed, market ruling quite active and weak
early in the session, after which it became
more quiet and firmer. Closed shade bet
ter than yesterday.
Oats were quiet, steady.
Mess pork moderately active. Feeling
stronger, prices We're not fully supported
to the close
Lard quiet, steady
Short rib sides quiet unchanged.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
FINANCEANDCONMERCD
WICHITA MARKETS.

Roceipts for "a hours 1O3 cattle, o45
hoGs-The run Of cattle was fair, every
thing sold at good figures for the quel-
tty. Spectators purchased nearly all
the cattle. The market is fairly steady at
yesterdays prices-The receipts of hogs
were quite liberal and the heaviest run
for come days-The market was active
and strong. Top sale $40, bulk
3.67 1-2 and closed strong.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA Kan, Feb l.
Eacefpts still increasing and orders rapidly IN
creasinr from Texas points owing 10 the recent cut
on cram Prices a e steady and market active
Rece,pts for "a hours. a o bu- corn 500 5u- OATS
GRAIN-Csr lots on track:
WIZ AT-Good milling S65sc, while other grades
are quote ed M SIC and down.
CIkN-So. j, RSloc-
OATS-l2dlSc - aoco
HaY-S1 50 per ton: 81 o. in car lots-
GROUND CORN-Chop II car lots eSc Per ~ IDS
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
The Usual Result.

Mrs- William SNYDER, Des Moines
woman, got the hammer 10 drive nail
into the kitchen wall the other day. and
after three minutes work she fractured
the baby's skull. broke the hired girls
nose and nearly put ont one Of her own
eyes A man might as well try to turn
-f.e heal o; q sock--Deszost Free Pgmk
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05

Free Reclining Chair Car Service - Denver
and K~t1rn. ~. the SAINT. Re kegt..
The Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Re ara
now running daily free reclining chair
cars on their night train 10 Denver Pass
eugsrs leaving Wichita A. 40 .. rn.. will
arrive AZ Pueblo for breakfas the nex.
morning. Colorado Springs At 1870 Q. m.
and Denver for dinner. la addition 10
free reclining chair car service Pullman
reservation may be had upon application
union ticket oflcs and nnion depot
W. ID. McKDocx,
ai0l-,f pasa and ticket assut-
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
ST. Louis Produce.

ST Louis. No, Feb T.
FLOTR-Moderately active and unchanged Xxx
xxx Sc amily 81 ~, choice 81 p fancy 81 a.
extra fancy 81 j.SSl 5S patents I TisIl ~
WEEAT-cpened lower advanced closed i.S-sc
sbove Yesterday. 40 red cash sSSa17sc. May s1sS
9ssc june ;73.C.
CoRN-Loyver early but reaction set in and close
was rrIn. No. mixed cash 6-ec. March 2-asc-
May eslsS2l5sc,
oATs-Firrn. No cash 2Ossc bid. May 2I5ss
2l4c.
RYE-Quist. No cash S2lsc
RARLEY-Quiel Small sales OF Minnesota at Sc.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
PATENT ATTORNEYS
WM T HUTCHINS.

Patent attorney and solicitor. mechanical engtn
eer and draughtsmsn. full report OF patents 10
date IL years of practical experience Preliminary
examinations made. Rooms II and II tirebauSh
block l5a North Market ST. Wichita, Kan. ds9 II
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05

Address the EAGLE for .ns necsssAry
blanks 10 be used ia fling On Oklahoma
land. Approved by the land eou mission :
er. prepared BY Cop. ths wAsEingtoa
land attorney. l1SS
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
ABSTRACTERS.
A. ]. APPLEGATE,
IWifh A II MallArYl

Abstracter. COuveyancer and Notary Public
Fine draughting specially. Complete abstracts
to any land in Sedgwick county. Room 10 Sedg-
wick block. Can be found during business hours at
county building. lO-u
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
following are the representative sales OF cattle
HOGS.

Receipts si5, The receipts to numbers and
quality today We're the best for some time The
market opened strong and trading was active
throughout There was some com petition and sales
readily made. Top sale $40 for one car or
choice sorted. Bulk at ,3671@ The market was
quality was fully thst much better The feeling
was strong IA the close. We quote;
Choice sorted. afa02a) a).........-...s3 G711G3 20
Light rniKed 1llG5 TO as 6I1s
Heavy mixed. 2i09.s2G. Observation-Disclosures. t5 q 6lH
Eough old and stays. ..............- W 93 %
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following were the representative sales of
hogs nj the wards today,
SHEEP.
wichita Horse and Mule Market.

Receipts running light on account of condition Of
roads in the county. There is a huyer on tOday's
mari ct for mules and horses from Atlanta, Ga
Kansas STOCK is a premium in that market. Leh
man shipped one OF heavy horses TO Pennsyl-
<ar,ia fnIn
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH

New York Money.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.
Money on call easy ranging from ) to- per cent
las loan 8, closed offered al per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 44H619.
Sterling exchange quiet but steady at 81 s31@ for co
day biIls and ~ So for demand.
The total sales of stocks today 26 AS shares
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
ARTICLES
Kansas City Produce.

BCTTER-Stcady. Creamery 26baGS27c fine 2ls2Scs
finest dairy l9l2A; fine 4slSc.
EGGS--far l2GI2tsc.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05
T.. :. Mar~haPs Sale
In the Circuit Court Of the United States districe %
Kansas.

No. 64A
Public notice f. hereby given that l. H. l. Waihse
l. = Marshal Tor the district al kanss@. under sn1
by virtue order issued cut Of said court and d.
rectsd 10 me in a wherein Iootle. Hosea d Go.
are plaintiffs and Thomas H. Lypch IL dsienGens
will on Friday the sfb day of February. A, ID isA
al ~ a IA at the No 379 Esrt Douglas assnue.
formerly occupied by Coleman Lynch. IN the CITY
OF chifa county of SedEsick and state Of kznsas.
sell al public sale. one-haH cash. one-haH sisty
siays approved paper in bulk or ia JOB ioss enc 0s
OF boots nd shoes all OF said property having bern
levied and attached and 10 " b sold Ia accord
X L. WALKER. C.S. Marshal.
smith K Solomon, AtchlsOn han. At;oTnsJ- fos
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Wedding and Party Invitations. IN
grsved or printed. ., the Wichita E.AsLx
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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05

Old papers for safe at this erics-25 cts
PER hundred. 2-a
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05

Wichita Produce Market.

Business continues much the same, Prospects
good for large weeks business. One house re,
ports the largest shipments yesterday they have ha
steady prices.
POTATOES-Kansas I5c per bu, northern 6Oc
OfANGES-Mexican So sos s5 per box. basKets'
500
LEMONS-Mas - a035 90 per box,
APPLES-sI 40aI 90 per bu: 4 25eS5 so per Dbl.
CABBAGES-Northern 80 JOa,3 70 per IUUID
ONIONS-Kansas 81 25Sl 81 per bu.
BANANAS-Sl jGs,2 50 per bunch.
EGGS lie per doZ- .
BCTTEK-Fancy creamery 25c, choice creamery
&C. choice butter iec fair l5c cooking butter lUc
CHICKENS-Dressed $3.50 per 10, live y @o4
2 - per doz.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-05

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TAXADERMISTS.
TAIAnERMST

order Deer heads put Gp- Rugs made. Al ki2ss
% birds mounted. etc etc send orders 20 ). L.
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