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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-17
PERRY SOONERZEO.

PERRY, o. T., Sept. IS-This town, the
county seat of county o, and the principal
townsite on The line of The Santa Ee road,
fell into the hands of soouers. Seven min
utes after noon number of horsemen We're
seen scamperiug in this direction from the
flint hills over towards the east, and five
minutes later a party of two hundred
horsemen, descended upon the townslte
and occupied the choice lots. They chose
lot i'm mediately surrounding tha itld Of
fec where the best portion of the town viii
doubtless be built. That they were soon-
er who had osen hiding in tine flint nils
there is no doubt No horse has yet been
found who can make nine miles III twelve
minutes. At12:it o'clock the boomers be-
gan To come in. They, too, were mounted
on horses. and they beat the Santa Fs ex-
cursion train nv eight minutes II is esti-
mated that 1900 people have claimed lots
during the afternoon.
Early this morning the United States
troops m ade a last hunt for sooners. They
discovered an even score, among them be-
Ing Mrs. Silvers, known all over the west
as the proprietress of dancing halls in
mining camps aud border towns. The
troo. brought them TO the guard house
here, ald kept them in confinement till
this afternoon. Up 10 6 O'Clock this even
ing there has been no serious dissur Dances
here.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, August Ii, 1898.
DR.. J. II. Terrill, Wichita. Kan.

DR.. J. a. Terri, Wichita. Kan
Ny DEAR DoCToR:-Since returning to Chicago after
visiting at your offices in Wichita, have thought a
great deal about the rapid advances you have been max
ing in the science Of electricity i'll medicine since
saw you in New York last year have supplied great
many physicians with batteries and electrical appian-
ces and consequence have visited the offices of
many of the leading specialists of the United States and
Europe | have never in any Office u
complete outfit of batteries electrodes and appliances
than YOU possess The people Of Wichita to be
graduated having in their midst physician thor
oughlv the advance of this speciality. As with
your knowledge of this treatment i'll all its branches
they receive thorough and scientific treatment
be procured any OF the leading cities of this
try or Europe Your success IS assured
Hoping to have the pleasure OF meeting you in New
York City next season, am Very Truly Yours,
H. e. WAITE, NJ d.
DIR Waite is president of the firm of Waite d Bart
lett the great manufacturing electricians Of New York
City and is considered of the foremost elecroher
peutsts i'll the world
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ENID LAND OFFICE.

ENID LAND OFFICE, o. H., Sept. f6 -
Especial. AT noon today thers were but
four Inhabitants in this city; at 3 o'clock
p. IN. the population was estimated to be
not less than 1900. The peopls are
scattered over about 800 acres of land,
which they have staked off into town lots.
Some of them have put up tents and are
doing rushing business in them. but the
great majority have made no improve
ments whatever, and are just sitting down
on them in hopes that somebody will
come along and buy them QUE for u fabu
lous sum. Tonight there is sleeping ac-
commodations for perhaps 500 OF the L. 900,
and the remainder Will be compelled to
sleep out doors. A hotel is now running
in full blast, and the crowd that sought
admission inta it for supper tonight was
SO dense that one or two men tainted aud
comfortable quarters. There are also
several reStaurauts running in full blast,
and doing u land Office business.
Steps have been taken TO organize city
government a5 once. aud the candidates
for mayor and aldermen are quite numer-
Gus. Ii il probable, however, that Hon.
Thomas Wampler, late of Stafford, Kan,
will be the successful candidate for mayor.
The city Was settled quietly, and no
trouble of any serious consequences Is ex
pected to arise over the priority of settle
ment on town lots Nearly all of those
who first arrived here left the line twenty
minutes befors II O'Clock, and are soonefs.
but there are SO many of them that no cog
nizance will bs taken OF the fact by the
government, The Rock Island Railway
company is being severely criticised for
ignoring the land Office city by running
its trains past it to-day without stopping.
1t is not definitely known yet VINO the first
man was that entered the tOwnsite, hut it
is believed tn at it is Sam Mills, former
oWboy.
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SHIP NOTE &

ENID. o. T.. sept 1s-Jim Brennsman
was the first mau TO arrive NJ the govern
ment toSnsite, after a hard run OF seven
teen miles. Instead OF stopping 0ere and
taking up his choice Of lots. he proceeded
north about two miles and secured one OF
the best claims in the strip. lie travelled
further north 10 obtain a claim than any
OF her man who entered at the south side.
CALDWELL, Kan. Sept. About 100
people have formed town company ana
laid out a tOwn-iis at Mediord, small
station on the Rock Island ten miles north
OF Pond Creek Parties who Tctsrned
from there tonight say tost tbs town -
pro-lper1ng mud tiist swo nfcs stocks Of
general merchandise vii be pat ia tbsgs
next Tuesday.
Enid o 2. sept IS a bout 800 people
who entered from ne soUsn side oi the
strip arrived at TremiiI this afternoon
and settled % tue east side OF he road
and sizked out lots IEey Immediately
organized town goveranent. but tue
names OF the officers elect could not be
asceftai1ed tonight.
PoSD CREEK, o. T., Sept. 10 The
Hutchinson Iownsits company located
here about 2 o'eIook y. 10. today, and laid
out townalss directly west of the old
ranch Il sdjslos the Rock Island town
site OF t5e north Caldwell people made
a hard rua for tais place. bat failed to GET
IL, fact which has caused general rejosc-
ing among tbs Hutchinson settlers to-
night. The towasite has aSG very iargs
population get, bat they expect bag
colony 10 ioests with thsm tomorTov. A
city government hss been organized and a
pa oiic sell will be dug a. oacs for tbs ac-
cos1 modation Of all 70. cssizsnx
PoEp CREEK, o. r.. Sspt. la-Tss Rock /
Island t0wnsits Of Poad Creek contains
tnis evening betweeo GO sae 10 iahsos- |
;An.s aud Is a d0urisaiag town OF It's sxs. |
Is Is located east ani west ei the Rscx I--
laad sta,loa and hAs al tas facilitis. fcs
thriving commercial cIsy. Tne water hers |
Is yery good A. there 10 20 public wsIl |
tie psrtiss w1o occapy The szcsIoo honss |
had - monopoly on ar.akisg water saf |
raked IN a handsom- sum today By ehsrg- /
ing five CENTS quart for o.. Toe eity IL |
q 4se; soBigat aud 40 iro1o.s Ss sny kind |
5s satie. pat@d
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ORLANDO INCIDENTS.

ORLANDO, o. T.. Sept 10 Fully 3o.ooo
people entered the strip al tlis point today
For days the booths have been pressed 10
their full capacity; but all were registered
before noon. Ths officials deserve praise
for the manner Of conducting the registra-
ton. About half OF those entering were
intending to take lots in Perry. The Santa
Fe put on 1--WE special trains OF twelve
coaches each, aud every car was Jammed
10 its fullest capacity.
There were some fatalities. ODe man was
shot aad killed during the run just north
of town. ~ (supp0sed) settlements OF al old
grudgs- Anan just returned reports the
killing of slx mei and horses by jumping
over an EN- ban meBt. One man Was kicked
by horse and bis leg broken. but be made
the race and his leg was SET by a physician
at Perry A man aud MS wife were serl-
ously iujug-d By tas breaking OF buggy
near Perry. Four sooners were reported
killed by soldiers this morning.
GutbTie parties are booming Soiney
Hosgas for mayor of Perr ).
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Ghe uuea 1au Eagles SUNDAY zoulue September II, lse3

squares corner-staked il was an easy mat
ter to locate lots. The number OF people
here at this hour Is O'Clock p. m) about
equals the number that were here at /
O'Clock, though not more than half of
those who came first remain. They
pulled on further SOUTH in search of
claims or lots IN other townsites. The
present number here will probably reach
1,20O, aud from the appearance OF the Peo-
pie and their belongings, at this moment,
the major portion viii hec0me permane1t
lnnabitants.
To city habitue who never saw from
tier camp or settlement, the scsne is
novel and interesting one. After the first
thrush every oody began making ready for
temporary Judgements, and within half
an hour the familiar voice OF the lunch
counter caterer was heard announcing
Hot coffee and fresh sandwiches. aud
now almost anything eaJable and DIR nka
BILE may be had-coffae, ice water. lsmoa-
ade, etc, al Cents. There is plenty of good
drinking water, broaght here by wagon
and rail, to last until buckets are hung in
the wells that Uncle Sam had sunk-fhe
contractor lacked that much OF finishing
his contract when he jumped 1t and run for
claim. The derrcks still stand over tae
wells, but no one has rope snd bucket, just
yet. They will come later.
From the haste Governor Rsnfrow made
ia appointing his county osncsrs for the
new counties the general impression was
that the fuil board would be at the county
seat to welcome the frst settlers, bus up to
this moment not one has appeared upon
the ground to direct the people and advise
them on many needed points. But, like
the absent we'll buckets. the officials will
come later-certainiy III time to draw their
irSt quarlsrage.
Some JEALOUS admirer of the general
land com missioner Lamereaux). has at
tempted To fasten his name upon this
place, but the name is too Frenchy TO suit
the average westeraar, and there is little
Doubt that something more aboriginal
will be given the town. The site Is Two
and One-Balf miles south OF Kirk. the
Santa Fe's first stop, eight miles from
the Kansas state line, and thirteen miles
south of Arkansas City. If the references
to outside supply points nade by the
people in these towns signify their choice,
Wichita will enjoy the closest business
relations.
The only accident so far reported here
occurred not more than a quarter of a
mile from the line, at the start. A man
urged his horse 20 jump gully. but the
leap was too great, and In the fall the
horses neck Was broken. Tbs rider was
uninjured and joined in the run afOot.
Shippers are still coming in from the
north, but in diminishing numbers. The
run is over: hencefOrth the pace of those
who shall come will be at will, and claims
Will be available except for a spot Cash
consideration only.
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short time, deubtlss,: but, If not, town
lots will not afford the margin of profit
counted on By the fortune huatin. specu-
iator.
The Santa Fe people dic their part of
was shown, but everybody that wanted 30
go was accommodated The water supply
provided ut every stopping place was
most thoughtful and highly appreciated
set. Bus for that the settlers would have
been dry for several hours as the prairie
grass that flames at the touch of a match.
Tomorrow is Sunday. How it Will be
spent will be better told whea the day IS
D3St
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ALL HALLOWS ACADEMY,
WICHITA, KANSAS,
FOR 1S93-IS04.

This Academy, established in 1887, possesses every
advantage that parents desire for the general i'm
provement of their children,
The site is attractive, and, experience has proved
most advantageous for the promotion of good health
The grounds neat and spacious, afording for
the enjoyment of inv gorating evercise
The Sisters of Charity of the b. V NJ, being especial
ly devoted to the instruction of youth spare pains to
win the heart to virtue, and they mpart their pupils
a solid and refined scholarship With vigant and I'M
mediate spernendance they provide for the wants and
comforts of the children intruSted to their care.
Studies will be resumed the first Monday in Sept
For further particular apply to the
SISTER SUPERIOR,
All Hallows Academy Wichita, Kansss
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AGENT WoMACK's FIGURES.

ORLANDO, .. T.. Sept 16.-Judge Wo-
mack. special agent of the land office. has
advices showing that the number of people
who made the run into the Cherokee strip
far exceeded all expectations. The land
officers had counted on $4,000 persons TO
make the run. FnlIy 100000 started in
the race, and estimating line families of
the married men at one 10 each certiticate
bearer, ths Cherokee strip tonight has a
population Of 200 600 souls. Ia this low
estimate is made, for thousands of the
boomers We're young unmarried men, huu-
dreds more were young unmarried women.
aud other hundreds we're old single meu
and women. Advices To Judge Womsck
show that the racers Were divided about
as follows anon. The border towns: Ar
kansas City, 30.03o Orlando, %, 900; Cad-
we'll. 5000; Hennsssey, l0001; Saltwater,
10000: kiowa, 1900; Hunnewe!i, 1900;
other points. 1000.
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ENID STATION.

ENID STATION. D. L. Sept. lS-lSptclail
Iois Ia@sste vas entered today a. l.S5
O'Clock p. NJ. and Is already = 6oarishing
city of Loo inhabilants. Il Is located
around the railroad depot. about two or
teree miles nora Of ihe land Office. The
qaarses-ssction upon which 1T IS laid oat
~as one Of The Iadiaa allotment aad was
purchased On FRIDAY by Mir. Whiteiy, a
pfoIniasas railroad Esan aBd banker. Il
Is oaCsed by officials Of tas Rock Island
railway. who viii MAKE a hard ebert 10
secure fae Il II t.se land essc= 10 IL
fs~a lots are seaiisg fsss aad al AiUds es
oda2nes5 eatssp pTss-s aEe slrsa8E esias-
isssled. 4 ci.E geveFsBa=at VII! o. osgaa-
szea AZ ossce aaa !. zysSsin OF iairTaa. iD
yruyslzso:s k5agse.
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WOODWARD

WOODWARD o. L., osDt. 10 The rasa
u over aBd tonight Woodward 70 o city Of
aos iess than l.l,o5 souls A LoSn ssyssa-
meat viii bs cr-.aBizsd a. esc<. sad " Is
t!arksoa Is pushed for mayor. Several
goosi stocks of merchandise hzvs xtsivsi
here aud places for their f~csplssa are
being prepared with ali tbs sAsts p,ssls.s
There II no Lack ol eating aa8 lodging &C.
CON nfnOdati0o,, az Woodward wxs already
vel prepared la thss lins Aas. sAsssx tss
Paahand!s railroad hosci sbsss Tss lad
oihcs Is opsa tor busiass..
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THE TURF KINGS,

GLOUCESTER. \. J.. Sept. l6 Winners:
Mar&stoue. Sweet Alice, Toano, Belisarius,
Wan. Jim. Clara.
GUTENBERG. n. J., Sept. 16 6-Winners:
Azarei. Come Home, Wampeze, Liz
zrita. Miss Bess. Dalsrian.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 10 6-Winners: Lady
Il, Maris \. kincesen, Elizabeth L. Seiiks.
GRAvEsRND, l.. L.. Sept. 16-Wiuners:
Highland, oIonnell, Lsmplighter, Hart
ford, kirkover.
EAST ST LOUIS, Ills. Sept 15-Winners:
Governor riylman, Barthol. Livingston,
Greenwood. Dora May
ST LOUIS, Sept. l6.-Winaers: War
rea Leland. Lottis Mills, Gsss, Gazette,
ENJOY, Chimes.
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AVA.

ALva. o. T.. Sept 10 A large ssasss
Of psopls arrived hsrs t1dsy from k!s~s
ami other points. asd sss ''Assssss!ls sf
The salt Fork" IL booming Oar Espaia.
ton - estimated ss =. DO sSuis. sjss tss las
of whom are ksss~s pss2ss. Tasy are
staysrs and towa oalldsss cad wAss sysrys
tAinx settles doua ~ hsssssss Ave viii
BE- found oas Of he bsss tovss . Shs
grip BDts sns psssof1ss ase isaa sdlss
ara IN full operation Two good bsssls
have besn started aud . iswa xsvsr . neat
Il now osiaz organised Esgss lao tsua
have already fosAted hsssL
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THE HUNNEWELl HURRAH.

HUSNEwELL, Kan, Sept. l6-lopecialJ
Between coo and IL, 900 Cherokee strip
boomers entered the promised land from
this point today and the scene immediate
ly after the start was acknowledged by all
TO be the grandest ever witnessed in the
history OF the Auglo- SaXon's westward
march. The signal Tor the race was given
at exactly noon and the Tusn was made
from one end of the line to the other with
uniformity that called forth the adm ra-
of the United States army officer who ii ed
the SHOT that battered down the Chinese
wall that has forbidden white settlement
In the strip for SO many Years. IL was Well
that the date OF opening mad been this i65h,
as Hupneweli could not sustain the crowd
ten hours longer rs everything III the .iue
of provisions had been sold. The start and
race was witnessed by at least 900 peo-
pie who came here from all the surround
lug country including Wellington, South
Haven, Oxford, .Iulvane aud Wichita.
1t was reported tonIgh5 that a boomer had
been shot and fatally injured IL u quarrel
over a Claim near Roch falls. but the
rumor has not yet been confirmed. One
farmer who lives near The city on the line
converted bis wheat stacks into grand
stands aud sold seats for % cents eacb
person. which netted him handsome
sum. The riding herses started with the
vehicles but soeu got ahead OF them, and
the best claims no doub6 have been Sc
cured oy the horsemen. The city tonight
Is as bare looking as house after the fur
uiture Is moved out.
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.Panicky Times Back East :
: TightneS Of the Money Markets

Among the Manufacturers, Jobbers and Importers en-
able our buyers to pick up snaps known before
With spot cash we bought goods at our figures and we
propose to give patrons some OF the greatest bar
Gains ever shown over Dry Goods Counter These bar
gains are arriving daily and being marked and placed
on sale as they You will find every day big snaps
here awaiting you, and lots of them Be the frst-come
right along.
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as nothing else can. Dyspepsia. Indigestion,
BiiieusBess; all Bronchial, Throat, and Lang
Affections every form OF Scrofule, even
Consumption (or Lung -scrofulal in its ear
her stages; and the most stubborn SKIN
and Scalp Diseases, are completely cured
By it.
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PHILADELPHIA STORE,
POSTOFFIcE CORNER.
Fall and Winter Display
OF Millinery and Wraps.

Beginning on Tuesday Morning oul
Fall and Winter stock of Hats and
Wraps will be ready for inspection.
Forty Imported French Pattern Hats
will be shown.
Exclusive designs, styles entirely con-
fined to us, in Ladies and Misses
Wraps.
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O. the p.aets used 10 naaafscsarsss Ia
pleasant rssssssy, Strip IL Y.ss, A4s pss
raasso,!y asnses.si s0ses 90 lss sus.s
sysssn. while tss easst vssssasss sxtssss
sse mineral sosats~as. a>asliy ssl. -
ra~dieaness are pssDasssoy is3ss.sas
fs~ssS vs.s-isfsssnsd. yez sfsi 49, as
syns rsmsdy saly xs4s;&s.ur.d ~ tss
California Pig syrup osmpaay.
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ONE BIG HOUSE

Had TOO many Silk Windsor Ties. We
offered a price for 500 dozen; we got
them. They are different kinds, all col
ors. plaids, plain and figured. You will
want them after you see them. you will
buy more than one, for they are snaps.
See Windows.
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FRENCH LESSONS

By Mrr. Adrl4n Caenod. % Cents
one hour, al 233 South Emporia
Avenue.
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Before breakfast Brono-S -Seltzer
Acts as d braeer-triai bottle 10 cents.
THE STOLEN GOLD RECOVERED.

WASHINGTON, Sept IL is understood
here that tue government officers have
captured the man who stole Sos 900 worth
OF gold from the mint at Philadelphia, aud
that Sl00 900 worth has been recovered.
Tue name oi the thief is not yet disclosed.
He Was employed in the mint, aud used
common iroa FAKE. which be inserted be-
tween the bars OF he vault door aud raked
ont the coin. He has been at work doing
this for a number OF years. He hoarsied
mp his ii-gotten gold, aud upon being
captured. II Is SAID, turned it over 20 tne
officers
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POND CREEK.

POND CREEK, O. T., Sept. 16. Especial !
The government toynsite of Pond Greek
was first entered today at 2:i0 clock p. IN.
Il now contains about 1000 inhabitants,
who have had hard scramble for town
lots. Many Wichita parties are here, aud
with their characteristic ability 10 get
there" have secured some choice business
lots. a well has been dug by the govern
ment, aud it affords good supply of
water, notwithstanding reports TO the
contrary. The tswnsite Is piCcly located,
aud handsome city can, aEd no doub /
will, be built here. L. has all the appear
ances of permaneucg as the county seat
as many good and substantial buildings
will BE- erected at once. A good hotel, sev
eral restaurants, "A dozen or mora law offices
two general stores aad six or seven grocery,
stores are already established. The crowd
S so large, however that the demand for
provisions exceeds the supply, aud for Il
few days the people must be contenuto
live on light rat.ons.
The railroad runs through the center or
the CITY, but so far the company IS dis
eliminating against Us. Steps will De
taken when the city goyernment IS
thoroughly organized TO See whether It. Is
the intention of the Rock Island to further
continue determinations against US. In
the event OF not receiving a satisfactory
reply. the matter will be placed before tile
authorities at Washington. Our citizens
have come principally from Kansas. aud
their enterprise will no doubt make this
one OF the most important business cen-
ters in the Cherokee outlet.
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ABOVE EVERYTHING ELsE,

Dr.. Pieree's Golden MeGscal
Discovery purifies the blood.
By this means, it reaches,
builds up, and invigorates
every part of the system.
For every biood-taiut end
disorder. and for every dis
ease that comes from an mac
tive liver or impure blood. it
is the .oaly relneiy 80 saFe
and effective that it can be
guaranteed.
II it fails to benefit or cure,
YOU have your money hack
These diseases are many.
They're different in form, but
they're Ike in treatment.
Rouse ZIP the torpid liver into
heajthful action, thoroughly
purify and enrich the oioed,
and there's a positive cure.
The 80 Discovery does this,
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The TREASURY GOLD.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1s.-The net gold Ia
the treasury toGas was ST.. .o5sOeA
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Lot 2, Similar patterns, only Now
linen, darker styles, beau- ~
tifuI plaids, worth 15c, } &c
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Lot 8. Silk Ties, figured and |,
plaids, navy and black Now
grounds, ready sellers at 100
23c 16O
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Lot l. Assorted kinds of Wind
sor Ties, plaid and spots, Now
gingEam tie, worth l2c,
This is a first-class tie. CC
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MONDAY and Until All Gore,

1000 Tape Measures, the linen % |
kind, 80 inch measure, &c and
10c kind 6GCu |
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The SETTLEMENT OF couNTyk

KIRK. Q. T.. Seps. i6-lSpecial. The
first settler in the county seat town OF h
county drove his stake Ia the ground on q
business lot at 1919 o'clock p IA Two
minutes later quartet OF Wichita
rastlers, viz: Robert E. Lawrence. C h
Freeman. J. ". BzagEman AID William
Doyle. refined up taeir span Of ayers.
aIsgatsd from ,beir road wagon anz.
squatted, just twenty-one minutes from
the time Of starting.
Ths place having b-en surveyed and the
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lot 4. Pretty assortment Of
Six Windsor Ties. black Now
brocade, light colors, spot
ted. Price every where 20 L &c
and 30 Cts,
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Lot 5. Elegant assorted line of Now
plaids, Pure Silk, every
combination of coloIs, lOC