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The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22
Without Change of Cars.

The Great Rock Island Route train
leaving W icbita at D a. ID. runs free vesti-
bale reclining chair cars 10 Chicago
without change OF cars arriving in Chicago
the following morning in time TO connect
with all the principal lines for the east,
and north. Sleeping car accommodations
can be secured upon application ut the
Rock Island ticket Office, corner Main aud
Douglas. For iurther information write
or call OH J. Ii. PHILLIPS,
q. L. and z. A. c. j.. l. and F. r. r
Wichita, Kan. dl20 II
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22

was shoveling the coal into 1t with a
display Of muscular strength that was
| quite interesting. while the rafting
noise was deafening He wore blue
overalls, and his hat shaded his fea-
lures; but as he drove away the sisters
stared at each other incredulously.
why, that's Mr.. Gordon." cried
| Belle.
II really believe it is!'' said Lillian
! "What on earth is hep
"Why. a coalman, of coarse"
"Will you tell father?'
Indeed, l will not! He'll say it
serves us right, going to public balls
and meeting all sorts and conditions Of
men Well simply have to cut him"
''Such dancer, too! / never had
| such a waltz!''
"What could have possessed Mr.. Fell
ter to introduce him?''
spirit of American equality, no
| doubt. Whenever we see a coal-cart,
we'll have to avoid itr'
'Dear me, he'll be back with another
ton as soon as possible"
''Well, he'll not see me!'' Lillian
disappeared. Belle remained in her low
chair and calmly put in her stitches.
"Pshaw!'' she reflected eve must
be mistaken. 1t is strange likeness,
nothing more"
She was absorbed in rosebud when
the mingled sounds of child scream
ing and horses wildly prancing startled
her. The scene made her heart throb
wildly. Her small brother, mischiev-
of the coming coal-cart, and its driver
was pulling back the frightened strug-
Cling animals. The terrified child did
not move. Belle recovered her senses,
ran down the steps, and picked up the
little man, setting him on his feet in
the lawn grass.
Bravo! Miss Grant," cried familiar
voice, and she raised her eyes to meet
Gordon's. THAT was a close call! The
youngster isn't hurt?'
ooh! no, thanks to you, Mr.. Gordon"
''Keep him in the house till l get
through here. He started the horses
with-his pranks."
You're not bit nice, Fred" She
shook her head at the little culprit,
hrgged him and led him into the house.
The whole family had assembled, and
Lillian, ir her agitation, forgot her
prudence.
ut is Mr.. Gordon, Belle. I heard him
speaking to you"
''Mr Gordon?" cried Mrs. Grant. IT
didn't see Mr.. Gordon"
"Well, you can see him now" said
Belle, courteously. "He's putting the
coal in"
''Oh, thought you meant the young
fellow that you met at the hop"
$50 l do, mother. He's coalman."
''Nonsense!"
"And he kept the horses from crush
ing Fred's little body"
"What are you all talking aboat?"
asked Mr.. Grant. So they all explained
together.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22
''IO THE WORLDS FAIR"
Wiihonr Cnrnuc of CarS

The Great Rock Island are selling tick
cts 10 the worlds fair at reduced rates
Tickets are good for return passage unit
Novem Der 10 By leaving Wichita at 9 4,
Iii. You reach Chicago the following morn.
ing at o'clock. Free reclining chair cars
through without change of ears. Pullman
palace sleeping car Accommodations can
De securad upon application AT Rock
Island ticket Office, corner Main aud Doug
las. j. II. PHILLIPS
General Ticket and Passenger Agent o
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific railway
Wichita. If
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22
Ss~ Trim = fvios IN the szzta BE. sgses.if. 70
Chicago.

WICHITA, Kan. Aug a. Isa.
Tie SANTA fs Tv1sc are scsT gtaanlax 10
their morning. trAsa leaving = HsebitA -
li:i0 re-EstZied caair car iEscGsh 70
Chicago wi;ilsut ciAnss, seafs ia ~kisst
are free. Also If.ri iaaa t,alace s.s~Ei1s.s
Car. through 10 Ch 20. The gsrs-nt
rousd-iF1p FAis, 80 - 80 Gics auDs<, IL
sos ~ low EaE. ths Santa 5s have I'd
x0eat-si. Lslt IL :saDsse vii bgsE iE = al
fGst u Hss through the g1ssStatce cs tie
SahtA + z t5aDezrtaesst that this ressnce.
rate ~Es asadr. j. fatEOas5zl ux The -aasa
Re yql fago. tie linz tlsas j. s.zyoasissgs
for ts.ls FsdGCffoG - tie Fat~. 114 aseo
fsvoE yoGFse.f fsr Siss rsasca tfSt j "a tke
ealssx rsss3. roes lssilsSsxs as.l ffss fFoss.
itgr Gust - as10osl5 l5@ to igsyxa~Es lis tao
dry seAS<ss- fDu siass sAg< o.e- ks4sS = sasv
a. notDx. - he tss.a iezT.s sbsE. hos
Ssrlze rseFy essT - tbs srsE
Is. ~ ACglsscss. D. 2. A.,
i5- Sarfa Asa "a STREET.
g. q. Bsasss. 1sex~s Az0Hs,
Asf 1s..-<s Ssss1< s.&s.~a
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22
Announcement;

To sIy Friends and Customers;
Ny wholesale and retail trade in paints
glass and wall paper has grown to such
magnitude that | have concluded to dis
continue the paper hanging branch of the
business. | shall continue, as in the past,
TO carry one of the best selected stocks OF
wall paper, paints and glass il southwest
ern Kansas.
We shnll always be ready to recommend
e OF and reliable paper hangers TO those
who may desire them.
Our motto, Quick sales and small prof
its" will be our guide in business. Call
and see us before placing your orders for
paints, oils, glass, wall paper, brushes,
csruishes. etc d. A. BISHOP,
$50 North Market street, Wichita. Kan.
dl0g CT
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22
The Long and Short OF IL.

Auntie- And how was mamma
dressed at the party, Tottie?
Tottie-Wy. she had pity, w'i;c,
long. short dwess.--
Aun;ie-But, dear, how could it be
both long and short?
Tottie-W,y, il was long at the bot
tom AID short at the top.-Puck.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22

Ar. j. -. Hszsr. n well ku oua usr
ebABt Of Clio. IT.dsli cOusiY, y e., urs4
four csses 0f egx with oass sussii bottle a
CbausberissB's Coilc. Cboiers aud I,ssr.
Eis1ea Remedy. THIS II tie most promt,.
asa most succsssfaI remedy ia ls.s for
oyseaisfy. osarrsses. -esstc snd ekoIsrs
iaorbus. No 0sk.r medicine will take IL.
place or 90 its scr. ia this eias. a d.e.
eases lt - equally sAiust.s for children
and sduIts- - ssd aa ee1s h<gstI,s for "a.
lgg Hrtiin.eF Bros, @is Esst Dsagi.s. sns.
tss " sEsen's ps4ssfnaey. ~. %Sxss Iata
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22
REAL, EsTATE-
Furnished by AppIegate g. Mallory,

Furnished by Applegate g. Mallory.
Abstracfers.)
Tho records in the register OF deeds office
stow the following buyers:
II c Bowman sbf lots 81 church
Piace piss ~ ad 4" .e 800
L Il Brown wd lot 81 Il Byers ave
Tracy & Byers nd. d......-......-.-. ocO
S FRY yyd sell e15 of sc NV OF nw14 OF
sec 16s15 of se1l of sec SEQ OF sec
I2-23 32w........... ...-..-..---... 90
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22
Electro MediCO Vitalizer

4 Surs Care for StretaFs. Gleaf. -g~Trnator.
risoea. Iu1EsJielSrg. htsFiiisf. S9xsssi Debility
laFesttg gate This safe ana -grs Home Treat
ineBt - HgFf's Electrical FifAlsSers- Tbs
y f'ssfifr AFpr.frs. 9 70 ss1aTasst<srSi- Pzteat-
ri tn 1 =. tafss.siG ks46 foreign countries.
and - eeata f9f s~slief ts<5s GA tisis D@ss aY-
f'casilols q electricity IL cs.Stax private 9-e~
ez1s-.
boyds loc' ro-Iesisco yf;aiszcr co.
l>Dcs Box -. Western 9f5ice} ~ scE8fa Kan
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22

glanced up as he passed on the high
seat, raised his hat and distinctly
bowed to the sisters.
he man bowed TO u.s." said Belle.
dropping her work in a1nazemeat
What does he nean?"
''oh, he's a country Jake. suppose,
and thinks that the proper thing, said
Lillian, laughing ''But see how clev-
erly the work IS done here
The man had driven close to q cellar
window, adjusted narrow slide, and
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22
solid Yes i5ulrd Trains. wishits 30 chicago and
wlihHa q ort worth. Tex

August 20tb the Great Rock Isisnd route
VIII place II service solid yrstiDul.l
train. composed 0. reclining chslr cars
Pullman sleepsrs and smoking car This
this train viii run daily, Isaviug WichItz
at 9:25 a. IIl-. aTf!yIEg iu Chicago ~ e<51
next morning; leaving W WlebIt.s ~ G..sg D.
IA: arriving at TnI0a d~pos. Fort Worth,
Tex. at 4s43 next morning. No charge Of
cars between Wichita ssg,; Chicago or Fort
- crib. Tie Rock Island i ths oalv line
lset!in2 passengers at Eagisyyoee3, within
ore u-lie Of main entrance 10 worlds fair
<sYHLd-. Baggage can p- checked 70
EBgie0 Oo9, thus avoiding the rush in Chi
csgo. Sleeping car spacs reserved ans.
general information esq be had 9sy calling
On Or addressing. J. H. PHILLIP.
Cry Ticket Agent, wseh.Ga.
Or T. J. AxDEgsox,
- q. I. A.d +. agent, Topeks, Kan.
gsf II
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22
seo.o TO chi.seo ard Kc,urn

Commencing Aug. ], the great Rock Is
land aiiwny VIII sell round rip tickets e
Chicago and return for $50 65. good 10 re
turn any time inside Of thirty days; singi.
fare si340 Free reclining chair carr
through without change. Sleeping Car
Accommodations can be secured on applica-
tion ut the Rock Island ticket Office, cor
ner Main aud DougIas
dGl u. J II. PHILLIPS. Pass. Agt.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22
-g-pc1a In,

-Uncle Jack returns from long
walk, and. being somewhat thirsty,
drinks from trm mbler he finds on the
table. Enters his little niece, Alice.
who instantly sets up cry OF despair.
Uncle Jack = What's the matter.
Allie?" Alice tweepiug) ..You'~e
dviuked up ny aquarium. and you've
swallowed my free pollywogs "-Har-
ward Lanpoon.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22
sfr. Young Pop-I1l be COOK rnv.en,

ar- Young Pop-Iil be cook myself,
M dear. bat j ms If III set foo: IN
al intelligence Office again j picked
out the most respectable iooasizss,
woman IN The room, and stepping up
70 Eer sad. ''can you 81 the position
Of cook She looked ike oar bantam
figatirg-cocsz as she replied: Il an
:rgfsaS TO Gil that of ossr coachEaan.
tainL. rs,zl sxosssd xssis a4grsirz1ssr- ---TGf.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22

Grows full head of hair on the baldest
head, cures uny case of dandruff, eczema
Or scalp disease to certainty. 81 80 and
s. co per bottle. The Inventor wants IA
man or number with capital TO push this
valuable remedy.
GEO. w. SCHOENHUT,
Mcpherson, Kan.
p. O. box SIS. 105 6*
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22

Mrs Nia~iess's sss0slssax sxras, sha,,fA
siasgs IL asTsi foF eAlssssp.s ses,s.,-~, p
s@s9i isss tAs eisi.i. safssns sss ss1ss.. sIf.x.
90 I'tss. ssss@ = .ssss s.ssse. assd ). -.
cssi- lssssae- lsNa sy a.lil.s,. -
as1ss sega sss-sts = - os
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22

The drawing for lots by the stockholders
of the Cherokee Cooperative Townsite
company will take place at The Office OF the
company at Pond Creek, o. T., Saturday,
Sept. %, 1893, At 10 o'cloclaa. m. All stock
holders will govern themselves accord
jngly.
The CHEROKEE Co OPERATIVE Town
SITE Co
T p WuCoy Secretary. dl092s
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22
DE WING.

Drawing OF the sh"r kee Cooperative Town
site Company.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22
W. W. Thomas. Iare Sturdevaiit
THOMAS & STURDEY aNr

Attorneys-at-lgw, Perry, O. T., give
special attention to all matters before the
local land offices and the departments mt
Washington, ID. C., having had fifteen
years experience In practice before the
United States land Offices. Call and
See us. d1OI i6L
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22
CITY FINANCES.
CITY FINANCES
Quarterly Official Report Of the OitJ
Treasurer, Ending August 81. 1893.

1S93 GENERAL iuND.
June
IA Toamount from J L Dyer on
Wilson case. $50 90
y To transfer from police fund by
order of board 2,UU 90
2S To P Oliver, grass, LiIiwOod
- park. ~ w
81 ToJ Dyer, balance ON Wilson
81 10 Tony Bruhn, receipts Doug
las avenue scales, June and Ii
days in May IS 30
81 To $ Smith. city clerk, Lloyd
Ferrell. sidewalk repairs. 90
81 To c S Smith. city clerk. James
Oliver. testing scales 90
81 10 S Smith, W Z Buckner.
sidewalk repairs. ......-........ 90
81 To G S Smith. city clerk. L J
Brook, scales. Oak st, May, 95 10
81 To S smith, city clerk. II NJ
Patterson. sidewalk repairs. 2 50
81 To S Smith. city Clerk. street
permits. moving permits and
dogs. 147 10
S3lSa 20
81 BY balance. Observation-Disclosures. 4,0i1 IS
$500 0S
July.
l By balance. ce.....-.. ss55 62
81 By warrants ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6,3i4 20
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22
Reduced la;cS


To the following points via the Missouri
Pacific railway:
10 Chlc2go.. : ID. ~
To Chicago and return; good for
thirty days. -....--......-..-.- s2o. 10
To Chicago and raturn; good until
NOV. Io--. - ~
To Chicago and return on Monday.
Aug. SIS Is
10 ~. Louis s....-..--.--..-...- .Sil. III
To st. Louis and return: good for
thirty days. SIS 10
To St. Louis and return; good until
Nov. Observation-Disclosures. $40 i5
To Pueblo, Colorado Springs aud
Denver $40 a.
To Pueblo, Colorado Springs and
Denver and return. so. 90
To Portland, Ore, first class only $50 90
To Portland, Ore, second classouIy. 50 %
The above figures will be used "a basing
rates in selling through tickets cit her east,
west, north or south. 1t will pay you u
call at our city office and get full informa
tlon as to rates, route, &c. Remember the
Mo. Pac. railway Is the short liae To St.
Louis and Colorado points Three trains
day To Kansas City, Chicago and ST.
Louis Elegant reclining chair cars and
Pullman palace sleeping cars on all trains.
The only line running out of Wichita
that lights its cars by ga, thus avoiding
ali accidents that might occur from AN ex-
plosiOn OF oil lamps.
Z. f.. BLECKLEY.
P. & 7. A., Missouri Pacific R'y.
IA n. Main ST., Wichita. Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22
Nolice,

Bids for repairs on furnaces and con-
meeting pipes to same at Harry street
school, Mccormick, Kellogg school and
College Hill will be received until Friday
at O'Clock p. IN.
Plans and specifications will be found
at the secretary's office, City building.
The committee reserve the right to re-
Ject any or all bids. L. KECR,
L. r COLE,
l. w. GILL
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22

SWIFT LINE TO LINCOLN ASD OMAHA.
ROCK isf.ASU KOE ~.
Aug. 20 the great Rock Island placed ia
service fast train for the above points I.eay-
ing Wichita at - a. M, arriving at Liu-
coin p ~. anC Omaha 1850 ,. IN. Ele-
CANT chair cars on this train without extra
charge J. H. PHILLIPS.
City Ticket A gent, Wichita. Kan.
r. j. ASDEgsos,
s3dtf a. &. T.. a. Topeka, Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22
v ichita to Chicago Sl3. 4o-Chicago and Return

v Nichita 10 Chicago Sl3. 40-ChIcagO anc Reinrn
S30.65.
Commencing Aug. |. the Santa Fe route
and Frisco line will sell round "Trip tickets,
limited thirty days. TO Chicago at $50. 60
and one way tickets $l3 20, good on all
trains. Free reclining chair cars and
through Pullman sleepers. For further
information call on or address
w. ID. MURDOCH, Dist Pass Agent.
d65tf l5S North Main street
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22

The Missouri Pacific Railway company
has placed in its train service the most ele-
CANT reclining chair cars that ever appear
ed In the equipment OF any line west Of the
NJ Mississippi river. These cars now run
daily between Wichita and st. Louis aud
Wichita and Denver. They are models OF
beauty and comfort. The chairs are spa
cious-edsily adjusted and com Portable and
Of the very latest design Every car is
equipped with the celebrated Pintsch gas
light system whereby passengers can read
as well a. by daylight; also doing ava
with the obnoxious odor eInanatiDg from
oil lamps. Cars are heated by steanf from
the engine thus aifording an even temper
ature throughout I he car as well rs avoid
Ing the dangers experienced in the old car
stove system. IL you contemplate going
east or west, try the Missouri Pacific rail
way. st. Louis fast express leaves " ichita
daily at 1:25 .. N. arrives in st. Louis at
1;f5 next morning. Denver express leaves
Nithita at o:00 y. III. daily. los If
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22
GENERAL FUND,

August.
q TO J P Oliver, sale of moving
machine. " Is OO
81 ToJ P Oliver, sidewalk repairs. 70 p
81 Toe Smith, city clerk, w 5
johnson. dray H.. ..........:: 800
81 To G S Smith. city clerk. 80
Lloyd. dray y9......,............: D W
81 To $ Si!ith, city clerk, }
johnson. dray 81. ....... 2 so
81 To 5 Smith, city clerk. Hen
ry Baker. dray S6.,.. ............. 80
81 Toe S Smith city clerk. VIM
q yo Cragch: r h:niray dray 80; So, c1sr Nc "
Carty Bros. dray 6S. ...:...:.:: 5 90
81 To S Smith, city clerk, J
Garnet, dray IS. .....-.......... 5 W
81 To c S Smith. city clerk, J
OZane. dray 81 ................. so
81 To c Smith, city clerk, G w
81 To Smith, nit city clerk, c w
Davis. dray S8. ....... .......- 2 80
81 Toe smith. city clerk John "a
81 To G. S Smith. city clerk, G w
Ross, dray 49,. ....... ......... ) 90
81 To S Smith, city clerk, C A
Wall, dray 30. observation-disclosures. 80
81 To c S Smith, city clerk Matt
3, 70 Wsll; y 3 snj,h billiards. a;iv clerk i W 75o
McCarty. billiards. ...... Is %
81 To c Smith, city clerk, Peter
Kholer, dr,sy..s0. ............... 50
81 To S Smith. city clerk, dog
tax and street permits. ........ 40 90
sos 25
81 By balance. ......................-S1l,26 ,265 Al
sn,471 Sc
1898.
August.
/ BY balance. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 3s
81 BY warrants............. l,@2 IS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22
A REAUTIFUL ENTE AINMENT
Entitled.
"a DREAM OF FAIRILAND,

At the Central Christian Church,
Two Nights. Tuesday and "Wednesday,
September 26 anc p.
Misses Opal Street and Mary W ATKINS
as "The Orphan Sisters" with
IN Fairies in Fancy Costumes. Al
CU Sprtes in Sparkling Dress y"
Brilliant Costumes. Lovely Music.
Remem Der the Date. Bring Iouf
Children. Admission:
Admits, Is cents: Children. 10 cents.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22
We Speak what We Know.

From the Cookvile, Texas. Banner
My wife and four children were taken
very suddenly with severe cases of cholera
morbus. i bought bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera aud Darrhns Rene
dy, aud from one 10 two doses gave relief
in each case. | heartily accommodate, be-
lieving IL the best remedy known for
bowel complaints. - aud 80 cent bottles
for sale by Hettinger Bros. PIG f Douglns
aud Van Werden's Pharmacy, 32o North
Main
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22
&,25l %

1898.
August
STATE OF KANSAS
Sedgwick County. So
hereby certify that the above is true and
correct statement OF account of the various
FUNDS therein enumerated for the quarter end
ing August 81. 1898, as the same appears of
record in my office.
Witness my hand and official signature this
2Oth day of September, 1893.
GEORGE w. ADAMS, City Treasurer.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-09-22
Mountain IAew Hair Tonic

Committee on heating and ventilation.
d1DG 81
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1893-05-05
OBITUARY..

Died, April 29th, 1893, Of Cancer of tho
stomach, at the home Of Win. Henderson,
his brotheT Law. in Glendale Township,
john Alullse, aged IS yrs. and II montbs.
Deceased was born May 3Otb, 1854, at
Newark, N. j. Went to Illinois in 1863; from
thence to Goodland, Ind, in 1878, when 10
was converted, early in life, and united with
the Presbyterian church at that place. He
was united in marriage to Sarah Henderson,
at Goodland, Ind. in 1856. aud then moved
with his wife 70, Ais Iarm in Broallawn Town
ship wActe they resided until q few days be-
fore bis death, when he was removed to Ills
brother-n.law's, tat his wife might have
company and assistance in his last Illness
they ..nited with the Presbyterian church at
Broadlawn, soon after their arrival at this
place.
The deceased leaves wife and many friends
to mourn their loss, which To him ID grent
gain. He died 10 tho hope OF u glorious
Immortality.
Tho funeral service was conducted by Rev.
W, G. Whsnand, IN the Lutheran church, nt
Clifford, from Philippians, Ist-2l :--"For me
to liye IL Christ and 10 dle IL gain"
~ would not llya always
| No. welcome lhe tomb
| hlHGe jehUa hath lain there,
| dluAi moi lis gl0Dlhi
Thnio ssfn, b6 my rest,
| TIL 10 bid yis arise
10 hail nm ~ triumph -,
Descending lhs sk'sS," W.
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-Mandan Times: D. D. Wilbur finally left
for Chicago on Wednesday having in charge
the celebrated scout 'Curly" the only human
being who went into the battle OF the Little
Big Horn with Custer and came out alive.
He escaped by wrapping himself in blanket
belonging 10 one OF the hostile Sioux and thus
disguised succeeding in escaping. Curly is
still an active, well appearing Indian and will
prove an attraction in connection with the
Sitting Bull cabin exhibit. He will have as
companion in Chicago old Rain in tho. Face
one of the war chiefs OF The Sioux in the Custer
fight and probably the man who shot both
General Custer and his brother, Captain Tom
Custer.
Bill Nse advertises his COW for sale: SOW
ing to i'll health, will sell, at my residence in
town 10, range is, west, according to govern
ment survey, one plush, raspberry colored cow,
aged years. She is a good milkster, and is
not afraid of the cars-or anything else. She
is of undaunted courage and gives milk frs-
luent'y. To man who does not fear death
in any form she would be a great boon. She
is very much attached to her house at present,
by means Of a stay chain, but she will be sold
to anyone Who will use her right. She is one
fourth short horn and three -fourths hyena.
In May she generally goes away for a week or
two and returns with a tall red calf, with long,
wohbly legs. Her name is Rose, and prefer
to sell her to non resident.
The "Charactcr Socal' given by the
Febekahs at the residence of F. N. Gilmore
on Wednesday evening was decided hit, and
one of the most enjoyable events of the season.
A large and jolly crowd were in attendance.
The pragraia consisted Of character representa-
tlons Of authors, titles Of books, songs and
poems. The one guessing the largest number
of the representations correctly was awarded
first prize. while tho one guessing the small
est numter was awarded a BOBBY prl1c. The
honors We're even FOR the first prize between
Mesers. G. G. Nerriell and B. c. Shaw, but
the matter was decided by lot and Mr.. Merrel
was the lucky party awarded tho prize which
consisted OF beautiful volumeb by some noted
author. The BOBBY prize, which copsstsd OF
small hard IDilsor--;'to see ourselves AS
olhets 500 us''-was the most hotly contested,
and was won by Mrs. Geo. A. Luce. After
the prizes had been awarded fine supper was
spread, and the company broke up at late
hour' alter spending most enjoyable eve,lng.
MI. and Mrs. Gilmore were highly commend
ed fGer thP|r hospitality in throwing open their
handsome dwelling for the occasion, and the
Robekahs for furnishing SO enjoyable a time
for our toMnpcople.
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Public Building purposes,
we believe those elected are all patriotic cit
izens. and will do the utmost in their power
to advance the interests and growth Of our
town. If they will only do as we'll as the re-
firing board and the one preceding it they will
give entire satisfaction, as those boards took
the reins OF government when tho town was in
an impoverished condition;and sadly in debt.
paid up the deficiency, and by close economy
are enabled to turn over the affairs Of office
with al amount exceeding $50 in the treas.
ury. They have don0 well and deserve great
credit.
AS WsN be seen by the above voto the pro.
position to bond was carried with only one
dissenting vote. So we suppose that now the
only thing in the way regarding the building
of town hall is to negotiate the bonds, secure
the site and SGT the ball in motion, and the
project will soon materialize. Hurrah fol
HODel
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The Election.

The election for village officers last Monday
was an interesting event, and the various
Offices were hotly contested, The result waa
as follows:
Total Vote. Mai,
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Bargains.
Gents NeckWear.

||indsor Ties, nobJy u3'-in-Hunds
Strong Ties, Ecenin9 11es,-ere,ything nobby
and neat IN this Tine.
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HOPE MEAT MARKET, p,
II. n. BAKER PROP.

SPRING TIHIE
ten their
able prices
practically build ALL
A GOOD SCHEME.
Now the time
pigs you do
get for will
COLD STORAGE.
Store butter higher
will cost