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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-07-26
NEW POST MASTERS.

The post masters appointed in
yunlata county the past week are H.
II Beale for Oriental; J. NJ. Wine.
gardner for Eas. Salem; Robert r.
thine for Lack; 8. L. Stuck for Co
colamus.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-07-26
An Lager Boy.

Richard Edgeworth was very fond Of ex-
periments OF all kinds. Even when he was
a boy only years old he took the greatest
delight in learning about machinery. His
eager tongue. and eyes that asked just as
many questions as his tongue, were always
on the lookout for knowledge of this sort
philadelphia times
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-07-26
Smallest Horse In the World.

Smallest Of his race and the smallest
horse in the world is the distinction claimed
for the pony whose picture is given here.
Good Friday, for so he is called, is the prop
erty of an English gentleman. and he has
taken prizes m many shows. He is hands,
or So inches, high, and o years old.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-07-26
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Trsnsient business notices IN local coll
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-07-26
A Young Traveller.

There has just arrived in London an
American lad 13years old who has already
Travelled $1,000 miles. He has mania for
seeing the world, and il he cannot get en-
ployed on a vessel he smuggles himself on
board as a stovaway.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-07-26
Intense MIsery
II p. DERR,
PRACTICAL DENTIST,

Graduate of the Philadelphia Dental Col
lege,) formerly of Mifflinburg, Pa, has 10 =
Gated permanently in Miffintown, as sue
cessor to the late DR.. q. l.. Derr, and will
continue the dental business established
by the latter in 1860 at the we'll known Of
flee on Bridge street opposite Court House.
% TEETH EXTRACTED, ABSOLUTE
LY WITHOUT PAIN.
Ne Chloroform, Ether, or Gas used
No Sore Gums or Discomfort TO patient,
either during extraction or afterwards
All these are Guaranteed sr re charge
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-07-26

Itch on human and horses and all
animals cured in 80 minutes by
Woolfords Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by L. Banks & Co.
Druggists, Mifiintown, Pa Oct /, ly.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-07-26

rs but skin deep. There are rethsusands OF ladies
i who have regular features and would be ac-
corded the palm of beauty were il not for poor
To all such We recommend On.
HEBRA's VIOLA CREAM as possessing these
and ford complexion TO one Of natural health
and unidentified beauty. It cures Oily Skin,
Freckles, Black Heads, Biotches, Sunburn,
Tan, Pimples, and all imperfections Of the
skin. 1t is not cosmetic but cure. yet II bet
ter for the toilet table than powder. Sold BY
Druggists, or sent post paid upon receipt Of Soc.
@. e. erTrNEa Z CO., Toledo, o.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-07-26

Sold by Druggists, sent postpaid receipt Of prc.
DR HUNrrRETs' M.srAL tits pages ssILEp rssL
urNruRESS ngp. co., III AIIa wiiHs. ST.. y.- Ysrt.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
FRED CLOSE.

Fred Close, private secretary to Cover
nor Lewelling. was in the city last night
returning from Barber county where he
had been visiting his farm and incidental
ly attending to the governors fences. Mr..
Close declined to say word to the repor
ter concerning Mrs. Leases outbreak but
to others he stated that he did not believe
that Mrs. Lease ever made the statements
attributed to her.
Mr.. Close was playing good game of
billiards. This, considering the fact that
he has but one arm. is quite interesting to
look at When there is no nice combiua-
tion OF balls on the table Mr.. Close strikes
away indiscriminately. but when there is
he places his soft felt hat on the table.
creases it so that the cue slides nicely on
it and then shoots away and almost invari-
ably succeeds in making the right play.
He is very fine billiard player and nine
out OF every ten average players with two
hands are not in it with him.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
A GOOD SCHEuE.

The Santa Fe Railroad company has
adopted suggestion from one of its en-
ployes that is not only a good thing for
the road but mighty good thing for the
wholesale merchants of this city.
The suggestion WAS to put on two
freight cars to be pulled by the passenger
train every morning over the line between
this city and Caldwell. One of the cars is
made up for Wellington alone and the
other is made up for Perth, Corbin and
Caldwell. This enables Yelling
ton merchant 10 telephone to a Wichita
wholesale house as late As o'clock today,
for goods, and have them delivered BY
freight on the next morning al s o'clock
by the very train which carries the express.
II will be the same with the merchants OF
Caldwell. Corbin and Perth. This method
is in use only few days, but it is such u
good thing that the merchants of the
towns mentioned have taken hold OF it,
and il is no trouble at ali TO get the two
cars filled every day. The plan amounts TO
this: merchants can get goods delivered
to them with express promptuess at freight
rates.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
POLICE STATION.

Earl Dunn, charged with lettering.
plead not guilty, aud bad his case set for /
o'clock ?. m. today.
Luther Blake, IA colored gentleman, who
tolls not. and neither does he spin, was
run in by Officer Hatcher. and had the
charge of lettering set opposite his name
Bob johnson was another individual
whose skin Natures brush had painted
black. Bob had only one lament AZ being
locked up; he couldn't get any soap. He
called up stairs TO the clerk 70 use the IS
cents he left in the office in the purchase of
soap. IL ne had piece of soap-sweet-
scented sosp-he would be happy. he
was accommodated
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
DOCTORS IN SESSION.
Tbs Fall Meeting OF the Soath Kansas Medi-
cal Society HELD Yesterday.

The South Kansas Medical society held
its regular session in the council chamber
yesterday and it was largely attended by
representative physicians from all over the
southwest as well as physicians from other
parts of the state aud Kansas City.
DR.. Axtell of Newton presided and DR..
o. B. Whittacar of Peabody presided at
the secetary's desk.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
President-Dr c. Klippel. Hutchinson.
First Vice President-Dr. o. j. Furst,
Peabody.
Second Vice President-Dr o. c. Purdue
Wichita.
Secretary-V. f. Lawrence, Halstead.
Treasurer-C. G. Furley, Wichita.
The city of Wichita was designated as
the place OF holding the next meeting
Interesting papers were read By Drs.
ST. john. Tiffany, Hill, Fulton, Davis aud
Fryer.
The following is list of those present:
Drs. Axtell, Newton, Allen, Wichita.
Bacon, Hutchinson, Day, Wichita, Emer-
son, Winfield, Furley. Wichita, FsbriQue,
Wichita, First. Peabody, Fulton, Kansas
City, Kan. Fryer. Kansas City, Kan.
Harris, Mulvane. Hill. Augusta. Hornida,
Rock, Hamilton, Wichita. Hamilton
Douglas, Hoffman, Wichita, Halle,
X ansas City. Hays, Wichita, JUS
tice, Garden Plain; Jones. Wichita;
klebbel. Hutchinson; Lawrence, Halstead d;
McAdams, Wichita Oldham, Wichita;
Polk, Augusta; Potter, Hope; Purdue,
Wichita: Robson. Sedgwick; Stevens,
Wichita; Shelley. Mulvane; st. John,
Wichita; Sippe, Garden Plain: Stauffer,
Arkansas City; Tucker, Derby; Tiffeny,
Kansas City; Webb, Argonia; Hall, Tope-
ka; Whitaker. Peabody.
The new members elected at the present
meeting are:
Punton, Kansas City; Davis, Kansas
City; Woods. Peck; Smtbers, Moline;
Welch. Sterling; Lewis. Wichita; Bell,
Freeport; Shumway. Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
CHEESE
ALL KINDS.
KNORR'S 13l y. Main.
"a LITTLE NONSENSE

-Judge-"Your age. miSs?" THAI.
vour honor, / leave 10 your kind in
diligence. "-Fliegende Bl.tter.
The average young man may knos
lust as much as he thinks he does, but
he doesn't usually draw q salary tn
correspond nd-somervill Journal
Nothing but leaves" il what tbs
Young man said when ne came down
late to breakfast in boarding. houss
conducted on the economical plan
Boston Courier
London Cabby olitelyl-"B>s
pardon. sir. Please dom smoke ia the
keb. sir. ladies do eonfssin o the '6ae-
ca uncommon. Better let me smoke ia
fer ger outside. sir. It'd Bi'S
Why. Bridget hos nice this jelly
looks What did you use FOR n u1oidy'
Sure, mum tuk Mister Harry's ash
resayver, him bein' away Oh his ysea-
ton. MUIR IL do be i0veiy SHAPE -
y. Y. Record
He who can coDcezl his Joys -
greater than h. who can hide nss
griets. said Lsvzter Tnis j. the oniy
may have been great poser player IN
his tiEne.-sosnsrviiie Journal
II never saw am ono ~ careless
with books as Mrs. Hoidfsst Did you
find II ont by leaning 20 herr ~So.
bat bali the time Aise doesn't know
where her last magazine ]. when ] 90
over TO borrow it~--Inser Ocean
Miss seig Esn the native.
perceived Colamhus ta-v fell down
upon the beach and vorsslpp~d hizn-
Miss Findessseeie-'sp sp0or tsiags
They prob2 bly, hzeE't se~n more thaa
half dozen rnen All sanrn~y. Dr.
iScit Tri ozae
"A little EoxburT GIRL sAys shs's nss
going 20 DC an old raid. FOR. says sac.
w hen a yie@ little gr@7Tn-Hp boy
comes 20 AK so- - Fes Dsrris1. IL -
80 hxpyy won. wsst 20 rEn down
stairs 20 meet h:rss III jssi slide down
tie nznis.rrz - Boston GorTs-r.
-Ths ru-~e wa tod 20 give -
twins a BATH Later. hearing ths
eAadren laughing IN bea. she ss3os
What are You chi.dr~a izGyAiay
at=oicys Ga. n0.afnx. replied Eesz.
.-onIy yos gzvs Edlsh t@o baths zaa
harsn't girea ne asy"-Lewistoa
JozrnzL
Little Mag wrote a composition on
The Cow 4. wss brief The coss
!. xe-v useszl xalazai" Her mother
-~szsss<es her 20 read 81 20 ;Ae minister.
which she did. amending = ts1s -
suit fls~ oe-xasone The eoss - tho
azo~, SsefaI anis=sl sxesss rsligSoa -
WsraAns Iczyyal
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
SCHUBERT QUARTETTE

The Schubert quartette, and their assist
ants, who will be at st. Johns stone
church on Saturday evening next, promises
one of the most delightful AMI interesting
concerts of the season. Read what the
press says of their appearance isewhsre:
'The Schubert male quartette OF Chica-
go appeared at the Y NJ. &. A. hail last
last night in one of the most interesting
entertainments that has been provided
for the course thi season. The quartette
is widely known throughout the east and
west and has established no mean reputa-
tion."-t Providence News.l
1.-The Schubert IS one OF the very best
Quartettes in this country. The voices are
not only rich and mellow, individually.
but blend together perfectly. keene,
\. H., Evening Sentinel
MISS MacCorkle's reading OF Proctor $
pathetic composition, The Message" :"
WAS certainly artistic. Her voice, sweet
and melodious, she neatly adapts to her
selections; and the voice of Pat is As easily
recognized As that Of little Willie telling
about his family affairs. .'-knoxyiile,
Daily Journal.
''Miss Clark handled her instrument
with artistic skill Her bowling Is very
superior, quite natural aud artisss, aud
really exquisitely grateful. Her technique
is finished in every way. y.'-Syracuss Stand
ard.
Tickets only 80 cents, reserved seats Is
at Wichita books store.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Mr.. J. n. Richardson of the Fourth
National bank, and Miss Cora Denton of
Attica, were united in marriage last even
ing at the home of the brides parents at
Attica.
Mr.. Richardson is very we'll known in
the business and social circles of Wichita.
and is esteemed very highly by his ac-
quaintances. Miss Denton is one of the
most winsome young ladies in Harper
county, highly accomplished and possess
ing all the excellent qualities OF young
woman hood. She is the daughter of Cap
tain Denton. one of rhe best known bust
ness men in Harper county. They will
live at the Carey hotel where Mr. Richard
son has engaged very handsome suite OF
rooms.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
A NOVEL MARRIAGE ceremony.

Yesterday Rev. Blcknell performed the
marriage ceremony in the mute language.
at least so far as one of the parties was
concerned. Mr.. Elmer c. Cummings
welded Miss Annie E. Moon, who is deaf
mute. Mr.. Cummings WAS married In the
usual way, and.Miss Moon by the signs OF
the mute language. The young couple
will go to housekeeping on South Seneca
street, west side. and will be at home to
their friends after few days.
Mr. Cummings is an exceedingly Indus
trious and well-ro-do young man, highly
respected by all who know him. and Miss
Moon is an exceptionally bright, modest
and unassuming young lady. and hand
some withaI. In the company present
were a few deaf mutes and the <couversa-
tion was lively and brilliant but not noisy.
1t was novel and exceedingly interest
ing affair
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22

One of the EAGLE force received yester-
day from Col. L J. Tu.Iy. the prsnesIy
trAiE dispatcher FOR the Santa Fe. an eie
CANT ossekshorn STICK which he cut with
bis own hands 20, far from the Giants
CAuswzy IN old Ireland duriag his visit
there last summer. The stick IS daisy
and has the strength in Ii 70 crack |. skuI
IL OCCASION snould ever demand il. Mr.
Tui,y has favored all BIS frieGds, os every
Nationality, with some handsome souvenir
from Enrop<, Aad Ia eoing so di-p,syet
that exceiien, good tsste for which he j.
ao.ed- His n=xs sum mrser's trip will Be TO
Australia and tb&n he viii have made the
ciseis Of tie eAxsk
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
AN OLD TIMER.

Among those in attendance upon the
state irrigation convention is the venerable
Judge Emery of Lawrence. As early as
1854 the judge figured in Kansas history.
On Dec. %, 1854. the first Free State meet
ing was held in Lawrence, and Rev. ) :.
SNYDER was chairman and Charles Robin
son was secretary. Resolutions were re-
ported by John Speer and :. y. Wood
John A. Wakefield, C. h Halliday and J.
: Emery took part in the meeting
Thirty-nine years sgo-and from that day
10 this the judge has been prominent in
the history OF the state
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

4 team belonging to George Baker ran
away at the corner of Douglas and Four h
avenues yesterday and dashed wildly
down the latter street Near the corner
Of Lewis ssreat a twelve year old boy
named Ben Smith dashed across the road
in front OF the fleeing team aad was
knocked down. One Of the wagon wheels
passed over the boys body and rsudered
him insensible. He was taken to bis
home and physician summoned The
extent OF his injuries could not be ascer-
tanned at that time. as they were internal.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22

Hon. Dennis Flynn went sonth yester-
day over the Panhandle on a hy ing visit TO
Woodward aud Aiva. He has no; been az
either of these towns since they were es-
tabiished, aud he wants 10 see them and
talk 20 their people regarding their nseds
and wishes. He Was accompanied by Hon.
Cash Cade Of KiugH.her. He will also
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
NOTES.

It Is earnestly urged that AZ many of the
citizens Of Wichita will attend the meet
ing as can possibly leave their business
1t is an important event IN the history Of
Western Kansas and one that calls for the
support of every citizen.
The ladies are welcomed to the conven-
tion and it is hoped that a number of them
will grace the convention with their pres
ence.
Major J. W. Powell, director of the
United States geological survey, arrived
last evening and took up headquarters at
the Carey. Major Powell is an excellent
subject of irrigation. His address today
will be full Of interest.
Judge j. S. Emery of Lawrence nation
al lecturer on irrigation, is in the city.
or as he expresses it himself he is in the
Queen City of the West. Judge Emery is
an old citiZsn of Kansas, being in the
state 80 years, and what he does not know
about irrigation is not worth knowing
Hon. d. NJ. Frost of Garden City, presi-
dent of the Kansas Irrigation association,
is on the ground and is doing everything
he can for tue success Of the meeting.
Z. r. Moses OF Great Bend, who takes a
deep interest in irrigation matters arrived
last night and has entered most heartily
into the sport of the occasion.
L. B. Cowgirl OF Topeka, secretary of
the irrigation association of the state, ar
rived early yesterday evening and pro-
ceeded at once TO perfect arrangements
for the meeting at the board of trade hall
Col. Robert Hay of Junction City is in
town. Mr.. Hay is the state geologist
and his paper will be very interesting.
H. V. Hinckley of Topeka. irrigation
eng neer. is in the city and is active. Mr..
Hinckiey is a gentleman who is thorough
ly conversant with irrigation matters. and
is the right man in the right place
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22

W. II. H. Wright. an o,d citizen OF
Sedgwick county but now located 10 Idaho,
is in the city. on Il visit, the guest ol
Harry sutton. Mr.. Wright sold aoods In
Cheney years sxo, aud seriously contem-
plates returning ~ he says the closing OF
the silver mines in that country has seri-
ousIy decreased business
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks, and extend words Of appreciation.
confidence and esteem TO our many friends
who rendered such noble and valuabls rs
sistance to our family during the last i'll
ness of our beloved daughter, Gertrude.
Their kindness shall never be f0rso tten
aud the lasting obligations under which
we are placed can never Dc repaid. La
this sad hour of bereavement, We assure
them that they can with full confidence
rely upon our gratitude.
Respectfully,
John aud Louisa Vandine.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
A CouLsING BATCH.

Some exciting coursing IS on the tapis
for tomorrow. The grounds selected are
three miles west and two miles south
of the Lewis street bridge Mr.. Cochran
OF Winfield will have eight dogs and Mr..
Burgess of St. Louis wilt have two. These
dogs will be matched against ten dogs OF
che city and great excitement is promised
as the Cochran dogs are reputed to be the
best in the United States
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22

The Ladies Aid society Of the First Pres
byteIian cnurca viii n~ef IN tbs chgTca
pariors on " -dseedsy al I'D o'cieck- TIE
grs. haif hour viii Dc ssrof-.s 20 . prayer
service. All Ladies are cordially iasite1 10
atreud Ms. hExDfsfsE sscy.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
BLIND BOONE COMPANY.

The musical wonder ia meeting with
audiences that test the capacity OF any
audience room. At st. Joseph, Nc. and
at Guthrie many could not gain admission
for lack of room. His rendition of ''The
Cyclone'' il so realistic AS TO astonish all.
The duet and quartette part Of the enter
tainment is fine. The Garfield hall. though
very large. will be tested to its utmost
next Friday night
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22

Ida Lodge No. l79. D. of X will give
pumpkin social at Martinson block. cor
uer of Seneca and Douglas, West side for
benefit OF DeBoissrre Orphans Home. Odd
Fellows, their families and frieeds n-s
cordially invited TO he present. No ad-
mission fee will be charged
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22

At half past II O'Clock last night . little
four-yszr old boz Was wandering about
the corner OF Topeka and Douglas ave
nnes, and Was hardly able 10 walk. he was
50 tired. a kind-heartesl hack driver took
rim home In his hack
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
CHANCE OF AGENTS

Mr. ". T. Alexander. agent OF Wells
Fargo s. Co.'S express for the past year
has been transferred to the Las Vegas. \.
NJ. agency of that company and will he
succeeded here by Mr.. c. \. Campbell.
formerly cashier of that company at Kan
sas City, Mo.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22

The revival meetings In progress at the
Oak street church developed new interest
las, evening. There wera three new con-
vsr,s The pastor had charge OF the ser
vices aud the sermon was preached by
Rev. George r. smith OF the Lincoln street.
church
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22

DRAMATIs rEnsoNE OF THE PERsIASs.
Court of Cyrus
Cyrus, King of Persia. H. Mccall, ia
Slssinna, Mastor Of Cavalry.
Nebuzaradan. Master of Infantry. .......
- -..................C C. w. Biting, seeo
Daniel. Master of Palace. ..........:......
Zerubable. Master OF Ceremonies .......
Observation-Disclosures. N. Jones, go
Ratim, Master of Dispatches .....:....
.;;-..:. ;..............-J + Oldham 50 50
Court tarplSt. t................ W. VI shaver, o.
Captain of the Guard. ...........T. q. Fitch. s.'
Soldiers, Guards, Courtie-s, Attendants, etc.
The famous court scene of Cyrus, king
of Persia, with its glitteriag array of OF
ticers, soldiers aud guards in attendance
to the king, and the wonderfully effective
Temptation Scene," in which c. NJ.
Jones, AS Zerubabel. and Z. L. BIeckley,
as Sissinna, master Of cavalry, participate.
never fails to produce tears and applause
from candidates and members as we'll
c. NJ Jones, in his masterful representa-
ton OF ths character of Zerubabel in this
scene, has the reputation throughout the
west of standing without \ peer in this
work. and being supported by the able
officers headed by j. II. Mccall. rs king of
Persia, who surround him in. this de-
gree with the harmonious court
settings of stage and rooms. with
strains of music floating at Intervals
throughout the presentation OF the argu-
ments for the rebuilding OF King Solonon's
temple that is made in the presence of the
court, combines to render . scene of unsur-
passing brilliancy and instructive teach
for n >f-
tendance.
NOTES
There was no difficulty in keeping MEM
bers orderly during the progress OF the
work, As in addition to the presence OF
Mayor Bangs of Winfield, Sheriff Beeson
OF Ford county, Sheriff Ault Of Sedgwick
county and Sheriff elect Royse OF Sedgwiek
county were among the candidates on the
floor.
Colonel Fl. c. Loomis 33', the veteran
mason Of Winfield wss in attendance With
a number Of candidates and brethren
from his section of the state.
II. Fl. Kimbali, prominent mason OF
Kansas City. No, as we'll AS Colonel
James A. Corey. ard the eloquent silver
tongued divine Samuel f. Bus.er o.
Dodge City, were present during the ses-
sions both dav and evening.
Mrs Higginson OF this city was present
At the evening session and aided rhe quar-
tette Of the afternoon in the musical pro
gram for tie Fifteenth degree
PROGRAM FoE.TopAY
Iucludes the presentation OK the degrees
from sixteenth to Eishteeutb iac!ussvs in
xhe Chapter of Rose Cfeix, and irsm tie
Nineteenth 10 Twenty seventh iscinslse
In the couacil of knights of h.dose. the
Twsuty-6rss and Twenty-ssvente being
sonouneed for the evcaing sesaion- Toe
latter degree, 'Knixhs Coonandes of tae
T4nDA" Is 70 b placed before tbs eaa6.-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22

John s. Howard of Beaumont was at the
Manhattan last night. Mr.. Howard is an
extensive dealer in cattle aud hogs, and
reports business lively Ia his section OF
the state
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
STOCK YARD NOTES,

A. G. Burchinal s. Son, Ewell, were at
the yards yesterday with two loads OF
cattle.
Solomon Field, Medicine Lodge, was in
with four loads OF cattle.
A. H. Costs. Augusta. had . car load of
cattle on the market yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22

Al n<uD~s.. both associate zBss rex Mar,
eau get cub 1scxe.s for tas SsfEb~Tt
Qaxrtei.=p o. DIR. Trsuy. at Wichita
tSo0x sEore. Sorzb Main street. or a. club
rpouss Saturday ssssrnoys from 70
..Ha. Joag e.. LyEza Prsx.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

All persons 20 whom premiums wsrs
awarded will pleas call al $40 South Law
reEcs avenue any forenoon OF tEIs week.
CLARA z CLARK.
Treasurer Cbry-antLsmgua air.