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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-19
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City Of Augusta. New York.
MEMORANDA

New York, Nay l6-Arriyed, scnr Eleanor, Nc
Coy, Georgetown. B q.
Cleared bark y . PoSeli. Mccormick, Charles
ton, eehr storm Petrol B0asey JackaOnFllle
sailed steamship Allatlo Prince lBrl, Pensa.
cola
fagerholW. Psnsaepia.
,Sfeai fsF'neulh, hey ls--AFFiyed. bark Simon
Ger, Bette. bruhsulgk
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sides, loose. IS s5a5 90. Dry sailed shoulders.
boxed, IS zoos 30. Short clear sides, boxed.
IS S016 40. Whisky at 81 IS.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Onaning Highest Closing
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MARITIME MISCELLANY
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The schr VIM Fredericks from New York is
consigned TO jos Roberts a Co, and not as
previously reported.
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SHIPPING INTE LLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY.
sun RIsEs....... ..,-......................- 5:06
DUN ObIS. ......-......... b:54
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH 420 NJ $40 Pm
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nLEARED YEsrERnAY-

Steamship City OF Savannah, Savage. New
York-C Anderson.
Steamship Gate City, Googins Boston--C G
Anderson.
Bark Belle Flower [Brl, Rousey, London
Walter Coney.
Bark Kreon [Norl. Jensen, Bristol-Chr @
Dahl q Co.
sehr Percy q Lille. Patterson. New York
Jos A Roberts q Co
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AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFERING.

$50 pieces Finest French Sanes India Ponges India
China Cloths this lot includes many beautiful designs black grounds
coored figures have been selling all for Csc 40c yard your
choice this week the ndcuousy low figure of 15c
40 pieces Fine American Sae usual price &c., down this week
to t3c
IS pieces Dragon Black Plaid Musos oc. prime 1sc
Black and Cooed Dress Goods and Silks reduced than
production.
Fine Black Silk Grenadines at &c., reduced from ST So
"a Unbeached Sheetng sold all 20c price this
week II 2c.
200 dozen chdrens and Ladies Ribbed underes t. and
&C.; worth 1Sc. and 20c.
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kentne was quiet and steady at quotations. The
'nles during the day were 635 casks of regulars
N S5l6c. At the Board of Trade on the open
|ng call the market was reported firm, at 351kc
|br regulars. At the second call it
kosed firm at 3516c for regulars.
|Rosn-The market continues quite firm, and
|he Intermediate grades were advanced slightly.
There was a good demand, with fair though
moderate offerings. The sales during the day
we're some 1852 barrels. At the Board of Trade
co the iTst can tne MARKET TX was reported
following quotations: A, B, c, d, and
b 81 4216; F, 81 5216; G. 81 621s, H, So 0216; l,
g IS; K, SO 40; NJ, So go; N, So SIS; window
glass $780, water white S3271S. At
The last call it closed unchanged.
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TUESDAY. May 10. 1891
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Steamship City of Savannah, Savage, New
York-C @ Anderson.
Steamship Gate City, Googins, Boston G G
Anderson.
Steamship Kansas City. Kempton. New York
. Anderson.
Steamship d H Miller, Billups Baltimore-w
Z Guerard Agt.
Schr Jacob Reed, Nickerson, Portland, Me, In
ballast Roberts & Co.
Schr Annie & Willard, steelman, Philadelphia
with railroad iron to h z Agt; vessel to Jos A
Roberts & Co.
Steamer Katie, Bevill Augusta and way land.
ings-C H Medlock, Agt.
Steamer Abbevlle. -, Altamaha River
Master.
Steamer City of Americas, Garnett, Augusta
and way landings-W Gibson. Agt.
Arrived UP FROM TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Bark Industre [AusI, Sodich, to load for Va
Iencia-Chr G Dahl & Co.
ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YESTER-
DAY.
Bark Regina lNorl. Albertsen to load for Eu-
rope-Chr G Dahl & Co
Bark SkoRsfjord lNorl. Abrahamsen, to load
for Europe-Paterson, Downing & Co.
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NEW YoRE. May tS-Ths petroleum market
opened weak under pressure of selling orders
from the west and declined slightly in the early
trading. The market then rallied, after
which 1t became dull and remained so
until the close. Pennsylvania oil on spot. opened
at &c; highest, Csc; lowest, 6694c closing
at CSC; June options opened at 674c; highest,
6S14c; lowest 6716c; closing at CSC. Lima oil
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GREAT HOSIERY. BARGAINS

One lot Smith Angels celebrated Fast Black Hosiery Children
have been selling from Soc to Csc pair to close out 2oc pair this
week.
Ladies desiring ftcass Black Hosiery about half regular price
should not fail to offerings this week
Our great Sale Of Gents Unaunded Shirts will be continued this
See our lines at 35c. and Acc; worth SOC. and 75c
We offering marvellous bargains Torchon laces Embodee
Swiss Founcng Silk Dnpey Nets Black Silk Lace 20 inches wide
Black Embroidered Founcng Silk Mt Fans Chdrens and Ladies'
Waists and Muslin Underwear.
MORRISON, FOYE & co.
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New YORK. May Is.-Rics steady and quiet
domestic, fair TO extra. 519Nc; Japan
606Ac. EVT'gA
NEw ORLEANS, May 1s-Rice steady; ordi-
nary to prime 413059sc. fH5
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WILL COMMENCE JAN. il, 80.

Trelowe, Il. lot -, blk 8, Marysville-
1923.
thompson, J, lot Z, blk A, Marysville
imp-$3.63.
Tisrney, Annie, lots II, /, blk 2, lots 7, 8
blk :, Marysville, %imp-S6.O5.
Tierney. j g. j d, sw a Sc ID, NV a sw
sec Is, tp II, r 5. imp-$3O.49. -
-$1.93.
Vaughn, Richard, p~ers-S9.71.
Fogte. James, lots 6, z, 8. blk %, lots l, 2
blk 10, City Park-$4.
Vestal, N S, n Q A s g Il. 8 "a 8 Q u, sec 8
tip L, r3, 9 q lots l. ., 3. blk IS, Storey. i'm,
Voss, Mary. lots 30 to SO, blk 2, Capita
Hill and imp-S3l. 80.
Votaw, A c, lots 1, 9, blk /, Bass, imp
$685..
Vaughn, G B, lots l6, II, blk 50, Helena
townsite, imp-$60.94
Valby. 0 I, lot 5, blk A, Marysville, inn
Veazie, A E. lots 81 to "a, blk %, Mclean
70 cents.
Walker, John, ~pers-$13.4o. @
Walker, Mahala, lot s, blk 10, H t
$3.50.
Wilson, J, 30 # lot s, blk 1903. N P I'd
So cents.
Wilson, H G, lot 8, blk "K," Blake. imp
$$23.s7.
NlllldlJlS, u ~ lObS L. =, d, 4, DIX III. lOtS
1. 2, 3. 4, blk 11S, N p 2d-$lO.12.
Whiting. S B and Gil, lots I, s, blk 81,
N P-$5.06.
White. John E, lot 9. blk 95, N P I'd
s1.s7.
White d Albrecht, pers-$6.
Woodbridge, Mrs G, pers-$2o.
Witherbee, $ A, lots &, 6, blk 1873, Brad, 15
Drifield add, imp and pers-$113.19 10.
Willis. I Fl, lot Ia, blk AZ, N p and imp
-$12.76.
Wells, AS. lots I, 8, blk 6, Hersh-S2. 90.
Wagner, b, lot j. blk 5, Sey Park. imp
S6.1s.
Werner, W II. lot 9. blk up" Blake
$11.55.
10, r l-$Is4.
Ward, Nettie d, lots !, .. blk 1, Flow, imp
-$24,97.
Warmker, Miss NJ, m~dse-$5.5o.
Wengler. Frank, lot IA, blk :, lot 8, blk /,
Council and pers-$7.92.
Weisenborn, j A., lots /, 9. blk As, G A.
inu-&27.1T.
Weinrioh. w +, pers-s3.3o.
Wilson, Peter. 8 "a ne u. NV Ii IL Il SEQ
q, t II. r 5. imp and pers-S26.62.
Warde, Frederick, lots Z, s, blk l, lots II,
l6. blk 5, lots 3, 10, blk 6. Hersh-S6. GO,
Workman, Mary, lots 2 to G, blk G, Hersh
-S5.50 {.
Wood, Hattie, lot IS, blk 6, FIG, imp
Wilson. " A.. lots . to III, blk 90, lot /,
blk Ill, N p ~2nd-$11.ll.
Wiley, s., Detroit. lots | to 16. blk s,
lots ! to Is, blk 6, lots | To Is, blk Z, lots /
to =, blk s, G W Cannon-S62.0l .
Warton, I Is. lots ), 6, blk 81, lots s, 8,
blk los, Ming~-SS, Il.
Williams, Wm, Wolf Creek, sw 4 he a
Sc a ne \ SEQ 8, $ NV a, ne u swi4, SO
4 sw 4, soc 8, tp IA, r 3, imp and pers-
Wildborn, w i, Can. Creek, imp and pers
Whiteside " Phelps. Elizabeth lode
$1,2l.
Wade " Dyer, imp, Rimini-Sl2. 81.
whitney, Louis ]. lots 35, 36, BLK -
lot Is. blk 3. Council-S1.S7
Wells James b, lots 8, 10, II, II, blk "A.
Micglesworth, 0 S, lot Z, blk %, Jockey
Woodcock, Vim. pers-S3.5o.
Walton, j L. Can. Ok, pers-Sg. 81,
md ~imp-S2S,60
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-31

NOTICE 10 Co-oWNERS~-HEI4ENA I.Ewfx
snd oi.rhe comfy, Montana, Nov. I, ihsl.
! on are hereby notified that 1 have al prnds1 ans
ne nins hundred tti 400 doiisrs, Iii iaksr
No, y West. and the east fifty fsot of MI 4 WIN <
"a We maiptyrs lods IN ouyhse mininR dIstsrIieptt''
1, ,sWis ana CLARKE county, MontsuA. lMsId punresis
~ aiid On tha ,west by fs .iDi', itITruiitadY f INV III
p ia1 Of said Mrlntyrs Iodsl. II order u shrsssiIIl
2xai. revised ~statntss Of thu Unitsi MN NJ sg WV
sns AMOUNT rsauired % yaold tic ssnnM IN III.
y KIM tsis' IVA mn. ia!6i, ia77, fsiS. i13Vs ih ss,s
1890. 1891 - 41pss Ae0h lb4n. iA69y
oa An i within = sIp.ty ~ sfssr this .notle. 1,
Proportion u suoh sxpandinssss ~ I '1uvy yaas
spaE lntsrest ID aid oIAtni will M i'm nrus.a WI.
r,... JACOB sl3fAtkR
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? I'd, lot 6, blk 95-$1.s7.
n 2 I'd. lots Z, 8. blk 97-99 cents.
n I'd, lots 1918, blk 108-$3.7 "a.
$l4.3o.
Helena Townsite. lots 8. 4. blk 72-Sz.4s.
Helena TOWNSHIP, lots 9, %, blk 1-$5.22s.
Helena Iownsite, lot rs, blk 2-S4.07.
Helena Townsite, lots %, 20, 1923, blk s.
$9.46.
Helena Townsite. lot 3. blk $50.
ss Mslena Townsite' lots ~ IS 50, 9|F Is
Helena Townsite. lot 76, blk 29-si.32.
$3.50.
Helena Townsite, lot 80, blk 37-$52.S 80.
Helena townsite, lot 81, blk 61-$l.s7.
Central, Q i lot J. blk 35-$5.39.
Central, lots %, "a. blk 57-$7.37.
Central, lots l to &. blk 62-$2L75.
Central, lots l to II. blk $3.50. rs.
Central, lots lis, 16, blk 9-S13.2 20.
Central, lot 6, blk 37-$5.9f.
Central. lots 6, 4. 8, blk 63-S19.sa.
Hotel, lots 4, 5, 6, blk 10-$2.O9.
Hotel, lots 4, 5. &, blk 15-S2.O9.
Hotel, lot 6, blk 20-s2 cents.
Seymer Park, lot 8. blk Isles.
$500.
Mclean Park. lots 9 to IA, 10 to %, 81 to
Al, 46, AZ, 4S, blk 27-S4.47.
Mclean Park, lots l to 6, II to IL, II, 10.
q, q, rs to Sc, AZ, 40, A. AZ, AZ, blk rs
$5.45.
Mclean Park, lots Z and 8. blk 32-36 cts.
Mclean Park, all of blk 33-$s.n,
Mclean Park, all of blk 34-SS.71 II.
Willard, lot II. blk 8, lots / to 8, blk 10.
lots ! to 8. blk ii, lots | to 8, blk IL. lots |
to 8. blk A, lots l to 6, blk ID, lots l to 8,
blk C-$4S.51.
Phoenix avenue, lots /, 2, 3. 8, g., blk l,
lots Z, s, II, IL, blk .. lot IL, blk 3. lot 6, blk
s. lots /, :, 3, blk 9, lots !, 4, !. II, blk 10,
blk 3, lots |. 2,,3, blk 4, lot l, blk 5, lots s, 6,
blk 6-$i4.SS
Council, lots / to 16, blk s, lots Z, s, blk Z.
lots A, 8, 6. blk 15-$l1.55.
Bradford, lots 7, s, blk 1S3-$6.S7.
Bradford, lots 6, Z s., blk 1S9--Sa.62.
Cox, lot |. blk s, lot IL, blk S. lots 1, 2, blk
9--$ll.
Hewins, lots $, 9, blk /, lots 8, 10. blk 2,
Fowerree. lot II, blk 16--Ss.30.
City Park. lots ! to s, blk 20, lots 4 to 9,
blk Sc, lots l to 4, blk 39-$G.53.
Grand Avenue, lots 8, 4, blk 26--S7.4S.
Blake, lot 20, blk I4-$6.6o.
Reattie, lot 20, blk =, lots q, SO, blk g.,
Msuldin, lots Z, s, 8. blk w, ses. 10.
Eastorly, lot ., blk 5a9-S3.7l.
Easterly, lot G, blk h51--$2.97.
Easterlv, lot l, blk 552-&2.97. .
Easterly, lot 7. blk 532-S5.5 80. q"
Easterly, lot IA. blk 5s7-S4.4o.
Easterly, lot lG. blk 537-$l40.
Jockey, lots l, =, blk 2--Si.G2.
Hockey, lots 3, z. Blk 3-$i.Ga.
Jockey, lots 8, 10, 20. blk 23~-$2S. SO.
Jockey, lots 6. 6, s. blk 25--S12.0o.
Lockev, lots 8, 8, blk $50 II.
City Park, lots q, 6, I, s. blk II, lots Q to
Is, blk l9--ss5.56
Valley View, lot Is. blk a-.fs3. 80.
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Helena, Mont, Doc. q. 1891.

NOI1CEOFAPPLICArIDN TO UTTIMBER
~ Ia accordance with tho proyiaions al $40
tloh oight Of rulos and rssuiationa 2reaoribsl
by by tho honorable secretary OF tho inrerior
dated May 5, 1891, tho nudersignod ]. q. Lsun
whose postoifice address IL Boseinan, GAlIatiti
county, Motanx,. nsrely gives notice, that "a
ths expiration OF .wanty-ona, days from tho lirst
pueiication Of this notice, 10 will MAks appli-
cation IN writing to, tho honorable s~aoretnry of
inc .ntorio rfGr permission and authority to Gus
and remove all Understandable saw logs suitable for
manutaeturo into Inmher. consisting Of rod and
yellow fir. white pine ard epruco timb~s, nppn
certain tracts OF lands aituatod on sua1lsn orceT
in ,Gallctsn and Madison COUNTS. Montana
when are public lands and arc "a yst an IN, vs.aj
and described as follows. to- VIII
Commencing at tho mouth Of SpRnlsh rfsuk,3
tributary Of. said Yves, Aallatin river, and flu.
mug IN. said creek on both sltles \ distnure ue
eighl ,ntes. ana having thereon shout l.i1u. 0N1
ieot Of rod and yellow fir and wllta Pine tirnber.
Isa character of the above iescrihel iaud II vcrv
Tough and mountainous and wholly unit for
agricultural patposes;. ~rninera,s, hasS isesn dix.
covered On parts OF said land Tha ttinbrr shass.
eli IL scattering, rough and acrabby, The srcsi.r
poytion OF the bps; OF II hAving boon unt snd ~.
moved in, yoars past. fhr pnfposo To-. -nish
,imear will DO nsod will Do for sapflyjnw I'M Wnttan
OF various kinda Is the minors. far,,,. ssui I
other rcsidents 81 Gallatin coun,y. md tnns4 M
Of timber intended 10 DO nnt Il nuah q u ~ wv. y
fcient size to naaks marcnaarsb!p lainh sn .1s-
!First publication Dot. as, ieai. ~
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
- Jersey Blue. Mining Gompany-Ofice Of the
jersey Blue Mining Company.
1T having been 20 ordered at q meeting Of the
trustees of the Jersey Blue Mining co. held
Lee, !, 1871, notice ], hereby given
holders Of the Jersey Blue Mining
company will be held in the company's Office.
room one. Power building, in the city Of Helena.
Montana. on Weinesday, the 10Th day Of January,
lss2, at four O'clock in the afternoon, for. the
purpose of considering . proposition to sell the
entire property of said con,psn as follows, 90
wit:
All of that certain patented quartz lode min
ing claim situated in the county OF Silver Bow,
state OF Montana, known as the Jersey Blue"
States suryey ard patent rs survey lot NO. rs In
section six 90, ia township. three, 90 north, Of
range. seven ~ west, principal meridian and
base line OF Montana, together with all the dips,
spurs and angles, and, also, all the metala, ores.
gold and silver bearing quartz, rock and earth
therein: ND all tho rights, privileges and franz
chises thereto incident, appendant and appnr-
tenalt, or Herewith usual y had and enjoyed; and.
also all and singu'at thu tenanlents, machinery.
tools, implements, Entertainments and appurtsn-
ances thereto belonging or in any vie apper-
tanning, an tho rents. issues and profits thereof;
anti, a,so, all the estate, right, title, interest,
property, possession, claim and demand whAtat,-
ever. as we'll in law as in equity. of the said J0e-
soy Blue Mining company OF. In OF to sn Il rrem-
ises, and every part and parcel thereof. with the
may properly come before said meeting
j. q HuDNnIT,
II. M. PARCHEN,
ID. MICKEY
3. BROWN. l''''''
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quent for taxes due the county OF Lewis
and Clarke for this year 1891. with the
amount Of taxes and costs due opposite
each name.
Unless the taxes SO delinquent as afOre-
said, together with the costs and percent
age. are paid, the rcal property upon which
such taxes are a lien will be sold at public
auction upon the 2lst day OF January, 1892,
in front of the county court house Of said
county.
Given under my hand this osth day of
December, 1891.
Il. P. BARDrN.
County Treasurer Of Lewis and Clarke
County.
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Ladies' this will be no dress parade sale of j. C. Goods, no odds and ends trown at
youas a cMchpmny bargain buta gigantic stock, manhh@s in appearance peerless and above
anything in 1.-THE State ALL-nohigr reserved New York cost. REMEMBER at cost
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-05
At Ho4EIx WICHITA

Mr. and Mrs. Ed O'Bryaa have arrived
home from Washington state where they
we're recently married and are now com
forsably settled ia their handsoue resi-
aeuce. which has been recently fitted up
in elegant style for the reception 81 tie
bride The Aberdeen Bulletin which ar
rived today has TIE following notice q
their marriage;
Married - October - AZ the residence %
Mrs X roezers. bv toe Rev A Il. Lscssy.
y - Edwar - BEyaG. Esq. - ieniia.
Kan 10 Ms C4sbarine g. hFveaeTt u
refs efry Mp q Errau j. osie u tie nsOst
promising young lawyers 81 wichita. add
Misc kste j. one % oar mo-. charming and
accomplished young ladies' Tee very h'ess
WISHES Of tue Bniles4n 20 WITH thsiu 10
their new bone az Wichita. ha1-s Tor
watch teey leave OF sodsy's 5oas-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-05
THEY ARE orr AND AWAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. p Shields. with their
baby boy, cleft yesterday afternoon for the
west, for how far or where they could not
say. Mr.. Shields had had four hemor-
rhages Of his lungs within the week and II
was with sad, yet hopeful hearts, they
turned their faces away from home and
friends. Their first intention was 70 go to
Albuquerque. n. NJ, but their physician
thought it might be advisable TO tarry a
week or two Oh this side Of the range at
Colorado Springs or elsewhere Mrs.
Shields said whether they were gone two
months or two years, Wichita was her
home. They leave many sympathizing
friends behind, whose prayers are for the
returning health for the husband aud
father and that kind Providence may
give a silver lining to the shadows that
hover so daTkly about the heart aud head
Of Ella Glenn Shields, the devoted wife and
mother
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IT WAS THEIR own FUNERAL

Hundreds OF representative Alliance
men swarmed the streets yesterday morn
ing. They came in, it seems. to crow over
the defeated Republicans and Democrats,
TO attend funeral with the unusual spec
tacle of two corpses. But it turned out
that there was only one corpse and that
snelled suspiciously loud OF Alliance.
Both the corpse and funeral were their
own. Something had dropped but they
had failed to hecr it. It dropped so hard
that they did not realize that it was their
own precious carcass. Something is evi-
IDENTIFY rotten, or Albeit, who had the
solid united labor vote, the solid probibI-
ton vote, the solid female suffragist VOTE
half the Democrats, with a good sprink-
ling of Republicans. and he must have
been elected, therefore it is demanded by
the mourners that committee be ap-
pointed TO witness the official canvass. -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-05
y. p. :. C. T. MEETING.

The Y. p. S. c. L. Of the Central
Christian church met in the church i'm
mediately after the lecture by Rev. Casey
of Texas last night, for the purpose OF
transactiug business. President Webster
called the meeting 70 order. Mr.. I.
Anderson was elected president pro tenn
pore until the regular president was
elected. Mr.. Franklin Payne was chosen
secretary pro tenn. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing six months:
President, j. w. Dubois: vice president.
Miss Laura Bell: secretary, Miss Res
Woodman; treasurer. Charles ID. Garrison.
Mr.. Dubois after his election took charge
of the meeting. The main business trans
acted was IN making preparations for the
arrival Of Miss Neatly Stevens,
the talented pianist who will give
a concert in the church on Thurs
dav. November u IL was decided
that programs be printed and distributed
and other prelimiDaries arranged Other
business was transacted after which an
adjournment was taken until next san
day evening at p III The meeting WAS
largely attended and q highly interesting
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-05
PERSONALS.

EFT. Howe of Viola, Kan, is in town.
A. w. Briggs of Pratt was in town yes
terday.
E. C. Burwell of Denver is guest at the
Metropole.
F. Ewing of Kiowa is stopping at the
Occidental.
w. L. Martin of St. Louis was in town
yesterday.
B. F. Wire of st. Joseph is stopping at
the Metropole.
D.L Woods of Andale, Kan, was in
town yesterday.
J. f. Dewitt of st. Joseph was registered
at the Metropole.
w. S. Roberts of Clearwater is registered
ct the Occidental.
G. w. Avery of Arkansas City is in
town on business.
w E. Francis of Newton is in town Wis
iting with friends.
Hank Demming of Wellington was in
the city yesterday.
VI. Z Muthersbough of Philadelphia
was here yesterday.
John Eagle of Council Grove is regis
tered at the Metropole.
W. r Kirkpatrick of FL Reno was doing
business here yesterday.
w. E Putnam of Boston, Mass, is stop
ping at the Manhattan.
J. f. Simmons of Hutchinson is a guest
at the Manhattan hotel.
A NJ. Greenstreet of Pratt was visitor
In the Princess yesterday.
John Buch of Andale. Kan, was in town
yesterday transacting business.
G. C. Charles of Hutchinson was regis
tered at the Manhattan yesterday.
H. H Jones and wife of Kalamazoo,
Mich, are guests at the Manhattan.
c. L. Miller and A. N Miller of Viola,
Kan, came in last night stopped over.
J. c. Paul and wife of Panhandle, Tex,
are in town doing business and visiting.
G. w. Drye and G. w. Scott of Caldwell,
well-known gentlemen in Wichita, are
here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-05
SALVATION AKAY.

On mex. Thursday evening, Nov, u. the
Salvation Army will give an entertain
ment at the barracks on south Lawrence
avenue. TO which everybody s invited A
first class collation. will be served and an
old fashioned season Of enjoyment j. eK-
pectet- The entertainment IS fer the par
pose Of raising money - pay the expenses
OF the Army. and 10 enable Captain Hoyt
10 return to her post in this city The
Army is doing good service ia THIS city, a.
well as elsewhere throughout the country
Let al attend who caE-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-05
HEARD rHtK1Y NILES.

TheRepubiicans ofWellington had arous-
ing ratification meeting in that city last
night and through the kindness Of mana
ger Chipcnase Of the telepnoue company.
who opened the wires between Wichita
aud that city all the enthusiasm On The
streets Of the capital Of Sumner was plain
" heard In the EAGLE Office, a distance Of
thirty miles a cannon contributed The
principal noise and II was aided or accom-
panied By no small number Of tin horns
and such other racket making instru-
ments a. are usually pressed into ssrTice
when jusilast crowd desires % manifest
its enthusiasm. The Republicans Of sun
ner countT elected the entire ticket from
TOD 20 bottom With toe exception 81 John
Epperson, WAC was beaten By John 4.
Stewart tus Democratic candidate for com
missioner
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-05

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