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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-26
CI1Y IN Bi:IEE.

Judge Reed Will speak at Minneha
Center on the evening OF Nov. 3
John VI. Simon and Miss Lizzie Cordell,
of st. Marks. were licensed to wed yester-
day.
Mss Mary Taylor died yesterday at the
family residence, nine miles east of this
city.
The Republican county central COM
mittee will meet on Saturday, Oct. %, at
2p. M.
Mr.. J. Schott. a prominent merchant of
81. Louis, is visiting his sister, Mrs. J.
Gross.
Mrs. William Inness and Mrs. A. W.
Oliver went 10 Lawrence last Nigh TO visit
friends.
The funeral of Leona Orr was held yes
terd'y from tie family residence at 10
South Washington.
Mrs. Hollowell arrived yesterday and is
with her husband, who is resting easy at
the Wichita hospital.
Pat Rohrbaugh will address the citizens
on D ilIiical issues of the q ", at Ohio Cen
ter on the evening of Oct. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Or desire to thank
their friends FOR their kindness during the
illness of their little dau ,hter Leona.
The colored Republican club will hold a
meet ng at justice krenan's Office at 7:30
this evening. A full attendance is desired.
The jury in the case Of o G. Dti-y vs..
Sullivan Stimmsiz, yesterday brought in
verdict OF 81, $50 80 in favor OF the plain
tiff
The funeral of Michael keenan, will he
held At the pro cath edral today at 10
o'cock. Mr.. Keenan, died at Valley
Center.
Ulysses J. Hart OF Ottawa, and Miss
u u L
gran ed legal authority TO assume the
blessings Of matrimony.
The social hat WIS to he given this
evening AZ the home of Mr.. G,rvers Toy he
Y. .. S c E.. of the First Presbyterian
church. vii be postponed GA account OF
the d -dth of Miss Luslnua Brunner.
Laura Gray, color-d was committed to
jail yesterday. in default of payment of
flee and costs against her for aseaul;ing
Grace McDOugal.
The jury In the case of Mrs. Milton VS..
DR. Wii-ou. the dentist. was imp ,nurleI
vest rday. but the hearing was Continued
iii TODAY on account of the sickness of the
.laiutlf.
Mr. Harding Of Boston, the owner of
G,if field univ r>ity, had Il seat on the
stag TT Chester Longs rally last night.
NJ Harding thinks the ell, ctlon of Mr.
Long aud the entire republican ticket
viii be important this fail.
Mayor W. E Brown. II. X. Bechtel and
J. NJ. Morley. caus- oy-r from Augusta
las, evening Hui hearl Chester / Long
and J. \. Troui man discuss political is
sues They speak hopeful of Butler and
say the Republicans Ii el-ct their entir-
c. nrv ticket, and give Charley Curtis GO
majority.
The funeral Of Miss Lusnua Drummer
Viii take place Saturday afternoon At 1
o'clock from her nor ner'- home, AZ West
Ninth street. The no " will b. taken 10
P.tois, Kan, for increment in Walnut
Grove cemetery beside her father. The
Iami Y VIII leave by tue Missouri Pacific
at is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-26
Registration books close for
GOOD tonight.
WILL 1--WE HEEE.

David White, wvts-i o-Go gentleman
from NonteZamt, 1 g., Yesterday arrived IN
" ichits VITA his family aud nrusehold
fleets. Mr. White = al old solder, sad
las served his county. PAwe~hek- I, tive
rms a. sheriff Il that county. He ha-
,lso been under ster Il OF the cOunty for
the pat sixteen yesrs, aad resigned BIS
flee Monday Of this week 10 move TO
Wlcaitt He i man % CONSIDERABLE
,n-aus aud viii buy property t-re. For
the present he has Fented property at 90
North MARKET street HIS re-scus. he
I'D for coming 10 Wicusrt, Wa on s.
couut o. bis health aud &c was coavIucsI
;aa. he present time was WIEN h- ecu j
-ecu-e Land cheaper "a this coGuty. which
he considers s-coad to acre. taan .4e coajd
a, Auy time N the tUtnts- De served Li-
country over three years n Seventh Iowa
rsyairy He Is thorough Republican
He Is a b.o,hsT-la-lsw Q; CoscdsT NcCo.
lister
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-26
BEAT THE TRAIN.

A party of wueelmrn consisting of
Charles Williams, a. N. Carr, Theodore
Nevis, Ross Miller aud Burt and Fehleison
on n tandem started for Newton y. sterday
morning aud arrived there ali .. h, max
Ing the Trip in two hours aud twenty min
uteS. Tue tandem team and Miller
started back to make a record. but seven
miles from Sedgwick City the tandem
broke down, all three walking into Sedg-
wick aud Butt and Fehl~ison taking the
train. Miller left Sedswick five minutes
before train lime aud apprare in Wichita
ahead of the train. The train and he boz II
arrived N Valley Center at The same time
but owing TO IA delay the train did nos
start for ten minutes, mus giving Miller
quite gain which the train never regain
ell. Tue distance WAS twenty miles aud
time one hour and five minutes
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THEY WEE EELEA>ED.

Paul Barlow aud \, Niles, the two COL
ored men WHO were ares e yesterday aud
detained by the sheriff until the arrival OF
the sheriff If Dicker-on county, Wee re-
leased from custody Yesterday. On the
evening train Sheriff Smi of Able e, ar
rived ia Wichita, and yesterday the men
were put under rigid examination. Icy
repeated The same story a. given ye-ter-
DAY EAGLE, aud he sheriff was convinced
that they Were not the men who robbed
James Rev oius, the but cher, at Harring-
ton. The men lsit the cry for Okiahonta,
saying thy had "A pleasant time at tue
hotel De Royse, but that they had no de-
sire 10 stay longer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-26
NEIGIiBORHOOD RACKET.

Warrants We're issued Yesterday for the
apprehension OF Frank DowaIng, Bert
Martin and John Cheney, charged with
iii, turbing the ppace aud A>stulting a
number of children who were playing in
the cas- part of the city. There We're two
separate Cases made against tn defend
ants. Tue boys were arrested in the even
Ing and brought before Justice Jones, who
pl crd them under bond, for their appear
ance % answer the Charges on Saturday.
The bouds were promptly given. The
affair has created Considerable feeling
among the different families connected
with the affair.
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.o.n,~...,s.< Circumstances.

A young man clad according 20 the
latest style was counting over An-ns
balls a. be stepped from tie oGlcs dor
o the street
Excuse ne. NJ frisad." SD ciii-
I'm with = bad looking sii< Eat snd
onlT one battoa Of h. trocS eo4i IA
active service. have yOE ever given
anv attention 20 the scieEcs Of s>ct<si-
oloyy2'
Not nueh-"
Then Il has probably rsver occurred
- you hat yoar nooeE las oaSi4A ca
II.
-RzcilIi-' repeated the rileed PROT
rst Of friroi0zx decade
Yes AZ
Vel TIA, NAV % Bot there a-e
n Si-s~ o. = --washlnyton star.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-26
SAVINGS BANK DECISION.

Judge Reed yesterday rendered his de-
cision m king be allowances for the ser
vices OF the receiver and attorneys in the Set
Ting up he business of the Wichita Saw
ings bauk Tue decision was as foil Iws: ITO
George Biackwelder for f'rty-two months
Con iuuou> services, 81 COO; 10 Dale &
Wall. legal service for he same time, he
sam o. 81 600. This is sail to be the lowest
case on r-cori for the cost in settl.n. a
bank business OF the Magnitude of this
institution. MIR. Blackwelder gave no I'd
of Sl35. 900, and did a business amounting
to So 600 during his administration OF the
banks affairs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-26
DOUGLASS AT UDALL

Coroner NcCollistsr returned yesterday
from Ulall He said that the evening
previous he had the pleasure of hearing
Hon. George L. Douglass deliver one OF he
best speeches he has li>t-ued tn for many
a day. Mr. Doug ass WAS greeted with
god audience and the attention given
throughout the speaking showed that his
audience WAS interested and impressed by
the arguments OF Mr.. DJuyiass. That he
found the Republicans IN that vicinity
fully active AMI the Pops were growing
less IN bers each daI.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-26
BROUGHT BA X HIS MAN.
Constable Green Returns From Vermont With
i. Il. Hazard.

Constable Green returned to Wichita
yesterday from Vermont, having in
charge L II Hsz ard, who is charged with
forging deeds aud mort gage in this county
and Harvey. Tue prisoner was arraigned
yesterday before Justice Jones. who had
issuei The warrant, and the preliminary
herring was continued Co Nov The de-
fendaot was placed under 1900 onds
which he gave promptly. This case has
created considerable Interest and the de-
PENDANT will mske strong fi-ht. Con-
S. abe Gr-eu was absent from this city al
most hree weeks aud the Gusts in the case
have already reached into the hundreds Of
dollars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-26
This is the last day to Regis
ter. DO your duty.
REPUBLICAN, meetings.

The following dates have been arranged
70. Republican meetings ia this county
cumm-uciug tomorrow ani en- ling Nov /.
De 26-Rockford township. De o.. Hon
W. +. Stanley, Thomas G. Wilson; 1:JJ
p. m.
Oct. 27-Greeley township, Mt. Hop.
Hon. r. r Vermilliou aud Captain w. T..
Burgess.
Oct 2g-Morton township, Cheney. Hon
c. |. Long; . o'clock D. m
OFT. 30-Valey Gutter. General J.
c. Caldwell, ". L. Stanley. Hon. c. j.
Long: 10 o'clock a IN. anu o'clock D. N.
Oct. 3l-Gy psum township. Fr- nkitn
school house. Hon O. II. Bentley, Ben T.
Pee: I;30 PIN.
Nov. l-Dslsno township. o X school
house, Hon. u. l. Douglass, Hon. Z. (.
Euo-h.
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If you do not Register today
YOU lose your vote.
CORBETr AT WICHITA.

Manager Bowen of the Crawford Grand
yest-rury rec ived positive assurance that
J ,mes-J. Corbett aud company would be
he al the opera house o tn night or No
y-mb-r , The posters, Autographs aud
advance sheets arrived last night and will
he pl C q on the bill boards today. An
effort wi be IN ade to secure special rates
on the railroads so that the residents of
neigh boring places will have All opportun-
ity of seem. the champion during his
visit 10 Wichita.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-26
l3O Y. Tlain Ct.

OF sliced meat steved with vegetables.
and served with 4 piquant sauce, sliced
radIshes and onions with vinegar. two
loaTeS Of Chinese mono OF steamed
bread. and pot q tea, You'd usually
costs Us abou; three anda quarter cents
apiece. Everything IN China IA sliced
50 that il can DC eaten with the chop
sticks These we a. length learned 20
manipulate with sufficient dezterIty 20
tai1nent ia the choP-stick art TIE
ChInese have rather . sozr than .
sweet tooth sugar i rarely used IA
anything. and never IN te2 Tia
STEPPED tra-Ho~ers, which the higher
classes use. s<e really more tasty with
Out -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-26
HART-BE- CHR

Les: evening Wa Tue occasion OF quiet
md Very pleas NJ weld, : Il tn. home o.
Dr., aud Ms Ho The principals were
Mr. L Hart OF Ottawa aud VI - Mary
\. Bee e OF BeiviIi-. R-v- W. IL. + ,ton
Of Hyd- Park. CaisagI officiating Only
few per-"uai friends # e,cI parry were
invited Nr aud Mr.. II art start To-Day
via tue Missouri Pacific Tor Albany, OIe-
con, thsir future home.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-26
The FAIR.

The Catholic fir al the au iitorium drew
another good crowd Last night uotwith-
standing be many other drawing aItrsc-
ions in he city. Toni.ht. however, will
b. the big night aud The auditorium will
have Que of ITS olg crowds. owing. IN part,
TO tue fiue concer. program OF Saw full
orchestra. II Is To toe hopel the au ;ience
will be as large the entertainment de-
servrS The nights program viii b. tue
finest of the week and tho Que thai misses
IL Will miss a great treat.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-26
Now or never. Today is the
last day TO Register.
TEA.hOUSES IN CHINA.
They Take the Place OF the Clrb- Room
of the West

They Take the Place OF the Club Room
of the West
The restaurant or tea-house n China
takes the place Of the western club
room. write Messrs- Allen and Sscht-
leben in the September Century. de-
scribing their bicycle tour in Asia al
the current news and gossip is h-rn
circulated and discussed over their eat
icg and gambling. One ot their games
OF chance. which we have frequently
noticed. seems TO consist IN throwing
their fingers at one another. and shout
in- 1t the top Of their voices II Is
really a matching o: numbers. fo-
which the Cinnamon make signs ca
their fingers. up 20 tflc nuceral ten
The Chi1ese Of ali nations seem 70
live in order 70 eat and from this race
OF epicrres has Developed nation %
excellent cooks Our fare in China
outside the Cobb district was far bet
ter than IN Turkey or Persia. and, for
this reason. y-e are better able 20 er-
dure the increased harylshipS- A plate
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Furnished 10y The Wichita Abstract
and Land Company
The records IN the register OF deeds Office
show the following transfers:
5 l. Davidson lots 81 and ID Texas
avenue HIlton's blk BIoOkhn
Heights wj....- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lOUu
Ad ,m Reel lot 30 to IA B-scou ave
FrrrrPs sob Al Waco WsIerman'S
second - aud "a blk 4 Wsb Ssh ave
Washin ston ave adj lU7 and los blk
SOrm- & Phillips 80 TO 81 Foorta
ave and IS to iCo Mosiey ave Nor
ton * w uilman's secoud 50 and 81
Ptttis ave In Lincoln ST add wd-.. 5000
G. ID Harkey sc or sec "a - Nv wd.. 100
William Simpson lot 5 end ~ Usage
ave West Wichi;a ttX......... ~
NJ & Hujchiuy- lots "A to 81 Avenue
G 10 e. % avenue T. al! ScuwiIer's
81 10 IL aud 81 TO IS blk and
Dl- 10 all If L.iuwOot Park add wd. $50
Miller bf Sc Or sec and NV qr"f
swqr aud sw or of NV qrsre Tail y
OW Wa --..-.s.-.-. aoo
J Bigger ne Sec IL - lie Wi. ...... 100
J Morgan lot 90 Mater ST Grelff. 81
ga. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ID Horton los IL Is rnd ID Law
renee ave and ~ To Is Market ST all
north Carweil AID wd........-...- COO
G Redmond lots % G. 81 aud 10 81
blk II y and - blk Q 2i tn % Dix IL
10 u blk 10 10 o "A elk 10 45to4
biz 10 all College Green add rrs \
less lf31 IL Sheridan st College
adj tax. Il
Amount mortgages relea-ed......... 1870
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You can not Register tOmOr.
row. This is the last day.
COMING LOCAL EVEN

Special concave of Mount Olivet Com
niau, cry No. l2. knights Templar this
evening for work in h- Red Gross. A full
attend nee desired.-A. J. App!egate.
Professor Beal will give two attractive
selection on musical glasses 1t he morn
ing service in the Unitarian church. He
will be accompanied by Mrs. Beal on the
guitar. A ladies quartet W Il also aid
10 the interest. TIE sermon viii be The
Influence of Music -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-26
Register iOlay. This is your
last opportunity.
CARD OF THANKS

Mrs Rodney wishes TO thank her many
frie .ds aud aequaintances who helprd her
during the lin 81 of her di-eased husband
and wishes In especially thank the Order
oil Red Men. No. Is. for their kniDr-s In
Conducting tns funeral Mrs. RODNEY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-26
Register today or not at all,
This is the last day.
BIIT.N By MAD DOG.

A mad dog bit p. Brumfield. the
well-known druggist of Ciear~ster, day
before yesterday. comp Hing that Veatle
man 10 40 al once TO ne Pa~teur ln>tiJ ute
If Chic.go for treatment for the bite.
The citizens pursned tn Il and did not
"a Oh mp with him for fifteen miles, and
not iii after he had bitten OF her dogs nj
MUlvane
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-26
MUSIC AND DRAgA.
RaRrEYs ArNI

''Cbsrley'- Auag" which has proved the
tap1i->t c,rn-,ls s-rE a. either Lss4ca q
New l - ter = decade. Nil hsve IL GT-.
pIusiu-ti3n Tu~sasy rveasag DC. GtA. at
sh- Crawford u s4d.
l. l. sa- wSrk u BsaHdoa Ihutnas. n
clever En-iiss actor. who hss vrIfseu se--
sral pl-c-s 70. ihs Loadoa ssa.e, sd v &c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-26
MIR. HELMS ATESr.

1t will be a surprise To a great many TO
learn that Mr. Helms name low appears
on the Prohibition ticket Ia this county.
Mr.. Helm Is tue Popuiist Candidate for
county attorney.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-26
MAGNOLIA QUARTET SINGS.

The Magnolia quartet serenaded the
EAGLE Lass uI-ht. They have number of
new songs which they sing beautifully.
Oue If the sweetest Is the Magnolia
Soug," wonderful SOU hern melody.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-26
Such Values
As We
Now offer
in Ladies
and Children S
Knit
Underwear
viii crowd that
Department.

We have so many good
and seasonable kinds that,
seeing we cannot mention
them all, it is hard to select
what to talk about. Here
are three. You can see a
great many more when you
come.
Ladies Fleeced Ribbed
Vests and Pants-25c a gar
ment.
Ladies Fleeced Ribbed
Union Suits-50c a gar
ment.
Ladies Wool Ribbed San
itary Vests and Pants-75c
a garment.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-26
ing of Anarchy and to put down iusurrec.

Hon. james A. Troutmau followed Mr..
Long He did not go into the details OF
politics, bat simply confined himself 10 a
very amusing and entertaining address
concerning the state administration and
its many corruprions. He held the audi
ence in a roar for nearly an hour and at
the conclusion a throng of people went TO
the platform 20 congratulate him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-26
To the Public:

On and after December I, 1894,
the undersigned steam laundries
will do an absolute cash business.
All patrons Will he treated exactly
alike. Our principal expense is in
payment for labor. which we havs
to paw in cash. We have tried To-
accommodate all under the credit
system, bat find too many who do
not appreciate our conditions
Therefore we will adopt the sys-
tenn of getting paid for what work
we do so that we IN turn can pay
our bills.
We will have on sale coupon
books In denominations Of 81. $3.50
and 50. Parties who cannot ar.
range To pay for packages on de-
livery. can procure these books as
our Offices.
Wichita Steam Laundry.
Peerless Steam Laundry,
kansJs Steam laundry.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-26
PfitI I.ESIASS

This society will give al interestidg pro-
gram tonight at their hall on North Mar
ket street a. follows:
Opsuiny Violin Sole
R-cifntion. ISutu NSnu-li
Ocdl Solo Emma OeicSuy
Mis- Belle Hush Accompanies.
Recitation .............-B iunie l.. j lanes
Deb,te-RrsoIvei, Thai Socialism and
Anarchy are the most dangerous euemir>
10 R-pu blic.,u government.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS L-mon and Lechti
Nrgalive-N-s,rs. Burns and Cam.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-04-13
Personal.

S. D. Karns, the famous Dune KArns o
the oil country and who is now en- oil
broker in Pittsburgh, led the Co1ey arml
through Pittsburg.
Mr.. T. II. Woods and family of the But
Ter Music Co. left town for Denver Col. las
Monday and will visit her father in Wis
consin on the way. They expect to bt
absent tor several months, but the busines,
of the Music Co. will be continued as usua
by Mr.. Lawyer assisted by Mrs. n. c. Core
who has been engaged as saleslady. Miss
Stella Heydrick went with the Wood:
family on their western visit.
Rev. Borland of the White Church has
been seriously i'll for some days.
Mrs James Kildoo of Clay twp. is seri,
ously i'll
Frank Anderson purchased the old Full
erton Wooden Mil, but not the machinery.
DIR. Redick is able to be about again al
ter severe illness.
Henry Wise OF Harmony and Ira Zeigler
OF Zelinople are in North Carolina looking
at some pine timber, that there is said To
be argain in; and during their absence
Mr.. Wise is the guest of her mother Mrs.
Joseph Lusk in Butler.
Will Kennedy is one OF the handsomesl
fellows in Butter. and he has handsome
appetite. He ate whole chicken for din
ner, Saturday, and he says he can do IL
three times a day.
Prof F. P. Taylor of the faculty of Mt.
Hope College was the guest of W. ii.
Walker of W. Pearl ST. this week
Emma Britain of Butler, Jennie Espy
OF Petrolis, Mrs. Ida Lepley of Prospect,
Madge Z. Moore OF Chicors. aud Howard
Painter OF Karns City have lately received
votes in the Pittsbnrg Times contest.
Elijah Thompson late of Centre twp. mas
moved back to Middlesex
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-04-13

In direct opposition to the general opin-
ion of everyone the surveyors for the B.
B. & B X. r. suddenly appeared at Nil
lerstown about the middle of last week and
began work on q new line which will
give a much more direct outlet TO the lake
than the first route surveyed aud will
cross the p. 4 W. tracks at Karns City in
stead of Aillerstowu and take the shortest
and best line possible tu connect with the
5. & A. r r which will be ST Coaltown,
where an easy grade can be had through
the Glades and down Muddy Creek to
their destination at Cosltown
The new line was started at haylor and
from the meagre information we ace able
tn gather it seems that the line crUsses the
Miller farms, thence through the McLaugh-
lin farms, where it crosses the Summit,
about a mile to the right Of Kepp'e's Cor
ners. 1t then runs down to the Kinkaid
farm and from there follows the line ot the
Klnkaid coal tramway To Karns Ci.y,
where it crosses the P. & W. tracks
The distance 1t is estimated will be "
between two or three miles from Kay.0r
and the surveyors claim the grade will be
greatly reduced, as about 20 feet To the
mile is all that will be required, and there
Will be no tunnel needed at the summit
This is undoubtedly the route that will be
selected if, as the Company says, they are
after the very shortest outlet To the lake -
East Brady Reuiep.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-04-13

The market this week has ranged from
COL

The market this week has ranged from
S2t TO s5
W. S. Mccullough and sons are drilling
on his property, formerly known as tht
Samuel Pontious farm, near the old White
church in Donegal twp.
The Woodland Oil Co. got q good vel
on the Polm farm IN Alley heny twp. last
Thursday. II is expected TO be good ior
IS bills.
McJunkin d Cos No. on the Campbell
is doing l25 oils, Stages No on the
Ferguson so oils, and Reiber & klingen-
smiths on the Forsythe 10 bills.
Butler Co. has another new oil field
Taylor d Co. have struck oil on the Stew
art farm, in the Glades, few miles or SO
north of Suubury, and are drilling ON the
Hinuman farms
Keller & Co.'S. rig No. on the Aeeder
was burned last Saturday.
Thirteen wells are being drilled in the
Washington field Tne Young BrUs. on
the ID. h. Snlra is rated at 40 OF so bills;
Fletcher d. Cos. we'll on the Rumbangn
was estimated at 30 bills.
McOIuUR q NO., VI DullcIy kOl 1OV VII
well on the Wm. Richardson, about IL
miles northeast of the Humphrey farm,
last week. This well opens ID large scope
of te4i,OTy, tue company has 3U0 acres
leased, ana good bonuses are being PAID.
J. >. Hays & Co., of Butter, are drilling
on the ". +. Aiken three-fOurths of a mile
northeast OF McClun1 81 Co.'S. well, aud
have large scope OF territory leased.
The D. L W. V. OH Co.'S. we'll On the E
Mckinney tarm III the HendersOnyIiIe dig
tnct, MAS snOt aud began Ia produce Nice
~.
Carruthers d. Peters No on the n. D.
Durcan Is rated al 30 Dlis.
Iu the Woodland OH Co.'S. No. ON the
Campbell Dauuehspeck, Washington field,
the OH sand Was tapped ut ISL feet and
the well for several day ala 20 oils a day
fnis field leads ali others III the county IL
ACTIVITY at present. Seventeen wells are
drilling there.
The Triangular Oil Co., composed ii
Will Eisler, Younkins Bros and Jacob and
John J. Reiber have commenced their NJ.
2 on the Mangel farm, Glade Mills A
number of wells are drilling in this field.