The Wichita Eagle from Wichita, Kansas • Page 4

TfjJTScea; WiUwrfflHS "5 $, THE WICHITA DAILY EAGLE: WICHITA, KANSAS. WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8, 1884. F- Jh- A i MURDOCK 4 BROTHER, Proprietor. PERSONAL AND LOCAL ITEMS OP NEWS REPUBLICANS, ATTENTION! There ill be a mcctiiifj tin- coning at 7:30 o'clock sharp at tin- Kegistcr of Deeds' office to perfect arrangements for the great Kcpublican mlly fixed for this city on 'Wednesday and Wctlnwd.iv night, Octohtr All KcpuMicans are caniftly requtfitctl to be prc-mt, a a. full understanding and harmonious action an yot only nccwarj, but important details must bo settled.

Gas and Mater arc being put into the llealey building. We hao heard but cry few complaints about the heat since fite o'clock yesterday el cuing. The throe ttorie of the Ulack buildingarc comp'eted and toppinc-out process is noil going on. The gutters, along Douglas aM'nuo and Jlam ftrect, were yesterday roccmng a liuicli needed cleaning. A norch.

cxt'-ndini: tho full Icncth of the (ioodcar block, being erected, at this new house, is almost completed. We hai had Republican ralh and Democratic ralhi-, Mrs. Helen Gouger andGil- ber De L-unatar, but nobody seems to nnc the hardihood to inllitt Jotin 1'cter upon us. B. Kerr has sold Ir.s grocery business to Mr.

O. liugbce, ihoisa live, energetic bu-intss man and will come as near sustain ing the old trade and satisfying its customers as any man. Mr. Dotiv Wheeler, who ouns the Union leiiot I'rocen- store. kH the citv last even ing for his former homo in Xew York and where his wife and children still reside, to be nb'int a month or more.

That iron railing in front of II. O. Lee's land office seems to be a favorite resort these line afternoons but when old boreas begins to blow his bugle around tho corner jou bet they Mill seek some more congenial hw out. Mr. K.

McClaren, of Hatfield in Union township, had two fino bay horses stolen Monday night: The horses eighed about 1100 nound each. Oneoftliem had a scar on hi bin. A cood ddl was aUo taken. Mr. Kd.

W. Grav, who has been in tho nost office irenoral dclnerv for some time back, resigned his place jeatcrday. He goes to N'orthflcld. Sumner couutv, where ho Mill open a drug store, that being his regular oustuers. imi mm hui.x'.

Now that tho wtathcr is gcttinga little frch, we presume that the bos will hunt up some more conifortablo birth than tho sidewalks. Night before last our reporter found two men stretched out lull lengtb on the sidewalk at two clock and they were snoring a according to tho most appro, cd method. Tin politeness of Dan Park is incompre hensible, icoterday morning lio lounti a ftllow who for some ineAplicablo rciu-on did not eem to know the uaj' to the depot. Dan was so polite lieactualiy looK tne leiiow bv the arm and walked with him to the de- iot and ei en went -o fur a- to put linn on the train. ThedrawiniJ ljr the prize Domer-tic -ew- inf innrhine.

t'iien awav hi Thomas Shaiv at the lair, will take pinto at the city music store, Douglas atomic, at eiglit i clock this cu'iimc. conducUfi bj r. mack burn of K. 1'. HotetsA Oscar DeLong of Inncss lloss and C.

I Htingate of Mnn-t-on's drt goods house. We learn that the Sunflower people intend running their trains through from Kort Scott to Millcrton, thus making Wichita a way station. We were informed that a titioii was being circulated to-terday pro-teting this action of the company. Tho road will loc more the arrangement than the citt. lie jrns liipe were put into doldstine new clotlnng More csleruat.

i lie new i .1 i linn were opening out tin ir goods and will be ready for business as soon as the gluts (or tho front arjiies. The counters, shelling and show ea-ts are all in and the interior of the store is tert neatly arranged. The new firm will lling their banners to the brew in d-i or two. Mr. J.

It. ton ley, special agent and traveling orrc'pondont for the Kansas Citv Journal, spent 1 ist night in tho citv. He went down to Caldwell to see the bullfight which is to come oil' to-day, but from the looks ef things ho m-ido up his mind that it would Inrdly attract national attention so came up to spend the night in the metropolis. Yesterday while tho little daughter of Mr. Chas.

laclmls was out playing in the barn she fell oil' a seatlbld a dii-tanco of ten feet, hnding on her head. The little girl sustained a setere scalp wound and oth rents about the face one of her arms also was 'cterely injured. Dr. McCoy was called, who dress-(f the wounds and the child is now doing nicely. No scricus results are apprehended.

A Imp tear part will be given bv a number of young Indus at the Occidental on Friday night. There will bc a dmce, refreshment and a joyous social time. The idling Indies nn to eo after their own es corts and partners for the cicning. One of the managers desires us to say that all young ladies reci it ing invitations can find tickets at the jewelry store of Miss Agnes Som-mers. Sol Smith Kuiscll, the most torcatile, and one of the most phasing and mirth pretek-ing actors upon tho stage of any country, will appear at the Opera House on October Hth, in the pretty and meritorious play of Edge-wood 1 is a fascinating piece, beides it gives the greatest of all ehantcter actors fine opportunitv to display his wondrous ability at imitation and mimicry, in which he stands without a peer.

Mr. John Schott of this citv was one of tho sufferers by tho Quantril raid of Lawrence. He had line re-tnurant thero when the murderous gang of Missourians canio oter tho border to rob, murder and burn. Schott lost about that awful morning. A mot a is on foot to hate thu state indemnify thoe who suffered from that raid.

Mr. Schott has a petition to tho legislature which he is circulating which tte hope to see numerously signed. The concert which was to take iilaee at the skatink rink on Friday nud Saturday nights of this week, in the" interest of tho A. M. 11 church, Mas postponed until after the presidential election, liecauso some of tho characters had withdrawn on account of incompetency.

All parties Mho have made arrangement to come on the abote named nights will not be disappointed. A new cast will be made, andtho play will yet come off "jut the nine." That is crv interesting corner oter by the Sauta Fe depot. It quite, a common thing to see half a dozen or iporo at a t'ine stretched out at full length on the sidewalk alone side of the his: skeleton of a biir water-: melon. They are an cxcoedinglv industrious class of ieoplo continually bending their energies to holding down tho sidewalk or propping up tho buildings in tho trinity, while they have a large portion of tho street beautifully decorated with skeleton-of melons in all stages of decomposition. Dr.

Croskey, Mho soldhis residence yesterday for school purposes, is going to Irate us Cte'arosorry to announce. Within a couple of weeks ho will go to Philadelphit where bo Mill spend seteral months in the city hospital, after which he will with hi fiuii-ily remote to the I'acific roast. He expects to make Ssn Francisco hi future home and surgery a sjcialty. Dr. Croskey, had built up a splendid pmctico in this city and surrounding country and had also established a reputation for being iery successiul in difficult surgery.

One of the most lit civ skirmisher we have 6ccn for some time place near the Santa Fe depot yesterdiy about 3 p. m. Two young men, apparently stranger got to quarrelling and finally opened out "on each other in genuine fighting style. There was no foolishness about it. The battle Mas ttitnesscd bv quite a number of bv-standcrs who tool as much interest in the fighting if not in tho result, as if it were a horse race, Although one of the parties had the best of it, the thing might be called draw as tby made break for the alley whan they heard the.

police were coming. Mr. W. E. StvenUcl, a director in the Lombard investment company, made us a call cstcrday afternoon in company with Mr.

Geo. K. Spallton. Mr. Snentzel had just returned from London, tthero he had been spending some months in the interest of his company.

He is an intelligent, apprcriativo genuemjmwh'j takes in his bearings and surroundings at a glance. He has never been in this vallev before, but ho said it was unnecessarv to tell him that this was an cx-traordinanlv fine agricultural country, and that Wichita was an exceptionally live and bright city. When a man talks lhatwav, wo as naturallv w-arm towards him as if ho was praising our own child. I POLICE COURT. From a financial standpoint yesterday was a verv important one in the police court.

There was one tiolation of the Sunday or dinance, six salooni whacked up tneix tax, and three soiled doves came up with the filthy lucre in arious sums. "When the column was footed up there was found to be S337 on the credit side of the city" account. This can't be said to be a bad clay's work. DISTRICT COURT. rhe October term of the district court bo- pui in this city yesterday, Judge.

Sluss pre siding. The docket is large, consisting of tweiity-threo criminal cases and a multitude of citil actions. The forenoon was consumed in organizing and arranging the docket. A large number of the cases will be continued. About three day it ill lie devoted to tho criminal docket.

In tho nfternouti the ease of the State of Kansas vs. E. Horner was taken up and a jury empanelled and a number of witnesses p5imined This was an action of assault in which the defendant E. Horner is charged with assaulting a Mr. Hazen ttith a knife.

Judge Campbell is conducting the defense. The case will be ziven to the jury this morning. SOUTHWEST KANSAS COLLEGE. Tlin institution of learning of tihich men tion has been made several times in these columns, and fortthich grounds were pur chased and platted cast ot tno city iasi snrinc seems to have taken reliable shape. It will be a retnilarlv incorporated institu tion of learning and will be known as the Southwest Kansas College.

A meeting of the gentlemen who are takingthe lead in the enterprise, was held yesterday afternoon and seterul mutters determined; the first step was tlio purchase ot the lir. s-rOKey resi- idence on the corner of Central and Topeka avenues, pavinir therefor four thousand dol lars. Tim building will be used temporarily until steps can be taken for the raising ofmonevwith which to build the perma nent structure. We are not intormed jusi how soon the initiatory or introductory school uill be open but we presume at an eiirlv date. It is tho intention to open the school with a musical, an art and a business departments.

The state charter will bo applied for in a few days. ONE LIFE, ONE GRAVE HEAVEN. AND ONE The two aged companions, who have fought out life's battle to the end, and whose de-allis were recoruea in me same iie-in, ye-p-tcrdav morning, will be buried together this uioriiiug, at ten o'clock, from their lato residence. The funeral services will be con ducted bv Hev. Harper.

Theirs is a sad and pathetic picture, still a bright and loteablo one. Thos. McCampbell and Eunice Wil-lard were born near together, in Miami coun-tv, Ohio, but a single farm separating their birthplaces. Thev grew up together and when they united their lites they purchased the farm that diiidcd the homes of their parents. Like a peaceful riter hate their lives commingled and flown on together and into the great ocean which would oo mint and unfathomable but for tho light of fuith and hopo that tho moment our lites are swallowed up rovals the shores and glories of the unfading lSculah land boy ond.

Hand in hand as innocent children, hand in hand as man and woman, hand in hand as aged and faithlul companions, they trod togetht ln.trusimg ana loting icuonsmp me roseate as tho thorny paths of a tort" long journey and bund in' hand they lay down together in peace at rcct.at the Their lives hat been a lot mg unity, their grates a single, simple sepulchre, and their heut en will be an undi-tided joy, and eternal homo where companionship shall bo unalloted and netercnuing. Only last Sabbath a week they might and in-iv hate sang l'hoebe Curv's "nearer home." "One sweetly solemn thought Comes to mo o'er and o'er, Wc-'r near home to day Than e'er we'to been before. He at en, our Father's home, Where many mansions be, Vi-arer, the great whito throne. Nearer, the jasper sea." Nearer the bound of life Where mo lay our burdens down. Nearer leat ing thu cross.

Neari g-iining tho crown. But It ing darkly bctwetii. Winding down through the night. Ik the dav and unknown stream That leads at last to tho light. Father, perfect my trust, Strengthen the might of mv faith.

Let mo seo as I would when stand On the rock of the shore of death. Feel as I would when mv feet An slipping oter the brink. For it may be I am nearer my home-, Nearer now than I think. L-iy away these frail and worn out bodies of these blessed ones, l-iy them awav tenderly, children, remembering that while their bodies rest their spirits hate been set free and are happy. IMIRbONAL MENTION.

II. Texa. u. Ford is in town from 1'alestine, ltolhs run in from Kingman last ct ening. C.

E. Lusk came up from Harper yes- tcrdny. 11. F. Nitchman, of Anthonv, is at the Valley.

J. Clark came in yesterday from Garden l'lain. W. L. Chillis catno in yesterday from Kingman.

J. A. Giten and wife, of Topeka, aro in in the city. N. L.

Gage came down from Topeka, last et ening. Frank Mullen is in town from San An tonio, las. G. Ashler, of Des Moines Iowa, is at the Douglas. I).

It. Shutter, of Kiowa, Kansas, was in town yesterday. ,1. A. Haskett and wife came down from Newton yesterday.

F. L. and S. H. Thompson, of Arkansas City, are in town.

O. T. Nash, of Cheney, was yei-terdar circulating about town. I C. Cans nrrited in our city cstcrday ct ening from Dent er, Col.

Dr. J. It. Hughes, of Goddard, was in the city on business yesterdny. Geo.

Foster, of Arkansas City, was last et ening sighted upon the street. Mrs. M. V. Swcc7f and Mrs.

T. Wilson, of Halsteud, is at the ftichey House. Miss Bessie and Miss Kittie Bright, of Caldwell, are in the city on a visit to friends. Miss Kttic Trchntn, Miss Mable Gamctt and Miss Lottiu Williams, of Wellington, are at the Kichey. Mrs.

R. P. Groff left yestordar for tho e-tst. Sho expects to visit friends in New York, and Baltimore before she returns. Mr.

B. G. Boreer, the advanco agent of the Sol Smith Kus-sell Company, is in tho city arranging for the appearance of this celebrated organization. Mr. E.

1'. Hamlin, general manager for AVeter of Kanas City, who has been in our citv for tho past wo months, has gono to Fort Scott for a short visiL We will bo glad to seo Mr. Hamlin return to our city. M. A.

I Hughes, the contracting agent for the Missouri Pacific and Fort Scott railroads is the citv, on ono of his jicriod-ical MMts. Mr. Hughe contracts tho freight business of the aboto roads, is a fine business man and a most pleasant and genial gentli'm-ui who causes a circle of friends to rejoice when tho month has rolled around and his beaming countenance is seen upon our strects. Comniisssoncr A. W.

Oliver and wife lejito the city this morning for Decatur, Illinois, and other eastern jiomts to be absent about a month. The amout of bui- ih'js. being looked after bt' Mr. Oliver is al most tiH much for one pair of shoulders, still he seems, to bear un without complaint. There is no more far sighted or enterprising business man in this city than A- W.

Olitef. It is the spirit evinced bv such men as he that makes tho onward march of this city irresittible. Mr. Louis Hamrucrslaugb, one of tbe l.a'S...t Mnir in knnuG fit, ia here looking for a location to opon a fa'rge mr in his line, and fBr ho has found no suitable room and despairs of procuring one. Some of our citizens should take this matter in hand and see that Mr, IL be pro-' videdwitha room kuited to his taste and stock, even though it be built cipreslr for that purpose.

Mr. H. can be found at the Occidental for a duv or two. Strike while the iron is hot, and allow no one of this kind to go elsewhere. 1 A affair took place on 3Con-1 day ct ening last, at tbe residence of Rodolph I Hatfield, on the corner of Emporia atenue and Second street.

Mrs. Hatfield planed a surprio party upon Mr. IL who had that day reached another mile stone on the high- way of life, and with the assistance of about twenty couples who were into the secret. I Tho evening was spent in a most pleasant and enjoyable manner. A bloody and disgraceful fight took place vesterdar afternoon near the Douglas aven- uo depot.

Two sturdy young fellows who were tne worse lor peace-aesiroyer, iook a dislike to each other and feeling "that thev were mighty men with their fists and crav ing an opportunuv to demonstrate inai lacx, decided to make the exhibition on each oth er. They punished each other pretty se-t crel for several minutes. They crowu seeing that they were too drunk to hurt each other badly and that they were bound to fight, did not interfere for this length of time, as they had parted them onco before. They began to get sober and punish each other badly at this stage of the battle, "lionet cr, the blood begau to flow, and fearing the police, they were parted and while one walked boldly up the avenue, the other hid awav among the mills. The police were not apprised of the unpleasantness until a few minutes after tho curtain went down on the last act, when one came iust in time to bo too late.

It is impossible for three or four men to cover tho largo amount of territory that this city embraces andbc here, there and ct cry where, just in the nick of time. It is a strango and remarkable thing that men can so forget their manhood and can to degrade themselves ts to indulge in such a low and brutal exhibition as this spectaclo that would makoa man in his right mind ashamed to acknowledge that he belonged to tho same race of Doings as these men crazed by rum. Edward Vail yesterday, received a beautiful, large, new 6ign for their store. A largo number of guests obtain accommodation at last night. were unable to the Occidental The seventh day of October, and no frost yeL Kaneas seldom sees her first frost later than the 16th of October.

A genteel passage at arms took place yesterday in front of tho postofilce, in which two gentlemen were engaged. They no doubt forgot themselves and nothing shall be said about it as no special harm was done. The wall between the recorder's office and the office formerly occupied by the county surveyor, has been torn away and double doors have been fitted therein, thus git ing tho entire basement of three rooms, to the uso of the recorder. Tho debris was being remot ed yesterday from the room and it will be occupied at once. SPECIAL NOTICES.

AUTHORIZED NUMBERS. The purpose of adopting a well tested sys tem ui nuiuueriiig me city was xo prevent irregularity and conflicting numbers. It is not a wise thing to put a number on a house which will have to bo changed. Seeing the necessity of having numbers assigned and recorded correctiv, the city council appoint ed jir. -orwi to piai etery uiock in the city and assign numbers.

Wo arc informed that parties hate taken on themseltes to assign numbers by pure guess work which will cause infinite trouble hereafter. Tho only correct and sure method of getting numbers is to re-fe-r to the plats prepared for that purpose at No. 124 north Main street, next to tne post office. If parties will have anv number put up without regard to its corrcctnesrthey will be comjielled to chango again hereafter. Tho people should be cautioned against iiioso proiessing 10 put up tno correct nunv bcrwhenin fact it is dono bt ono bv pure guess work.

dl22 1L TO THE TRAVELINO PUBLIC WICHITA. OF You are all familiar with tho fact that the St. Louis, Fort Scott Wichita Railroad gn es you tho tery best accommodations, andclnrges you nothing extra for them. are not a pioneer line hate onlv been here a short tirao but wo havo made that short time count. Wo leuto it to tou.

Who has been your friend! The lines that done nothing for you until forced to it, or the one that has worked for your interests etcr since it came Tickets sold to all points, and haggago cheeked through. For lull information regarding rates and routes, please call at depot, Second anil Wichita streets. outh tntlv, Ai. N.Jonks. Agent.

About m. yoterdat the weather became subdriily cold, and During the et ening people could be hunting along the streets to keep warm, while manv doniiid their otereoats and lur caps. Tho skt became otercast. the wind whistled and sighed and moaned portending a torm. It was difficult in foretel whether it would be snow or rain, until ll-tt last night, when the Hood gates of beaten were thrown niwn nml the big rain began to descend In tnrn-nt elrmng etery Dill the to shelter within doors, leaving grateyard.

streets as deserted an a FOR SALE. A PONY. Dr. Croskey has a small bay pony for 6ale. It is perfectly gentle aud suited for children.

dl22-2t- Dr. S. W. Richmond, whose card is in another column, is. still curing those stubborn disease, that so bafflo the regulars, such as asthma, heart disease, bright's disease, chronic constipation, in fact ho invites all those diseases heretofore supposod incurable.

dl22-lt Wichita, Sept. 22, 1884?" Prof. Samuels, the optician, having returned to this city, I take pleasure in recommending him as an eqpert in his specitltv. E. B.

D. New collars, Chicaoo Bargain- IIorsK. Chicago House. Jtrsets, jarsetg. Another large lot just lycciicu, luciuaing sires in black.

Call at Chicago Bargain- House. Jerseys, all wool, satin bow and pleat far at Chicago Bakoai.v House. 31isses' Jersey i 1.25 and S1.60 at 'Chicago Uabgaik House. Jerseys, new style, French back and roll collar. Chicago Bbrqaix HofSB.

Kid glotes. CuiL'Aoo Bakoai.v Hocse. Drab jerseys. Chicaqo Uarqaiv House. Homes mado bright and cheerful br burn-mg Pittsburg coal bought of Rogers Coal Co.

The cheapest and best coal you can buv is the Pittsburg, for sale bv the Rogers Coal Oo. Buy our anthracite of the Rogers Coal Co. They sell it for per ton delivered. Make vour tiife haiiDv bv butinir a ton of Pittsburg coal of the Rogers Coal Co. Seo those elegant lots in Gossard's addition rai North LawTence avonue before purchasing.

For sale by' 1121-tt 0tI.DWl.tJ. Strovo. Only to Fort Scott and return tia St. louis. Fort Scott fc Wichita railroad.

I will sell tickets to Fort Scott and return during the Bourbon County Fair, at the above low rate. Tickets going October 7. 8, 9, and 10th, and returning, good up to and including October 11th. A. N.

Jokes, dlS0-it Ticket Agent. LUMBER AT COST. The entire stock of lumber, lath, shingles, cedar posts, doors 'ash, lately belonging to S. T. Jones will be old immediately at pritate hale, at the vard on Main street, ne.illy opposite the Occidental hotel.

A rare chance is otfered for cash customers to secure a bargain. All creditors of S. T. Jones are notified to prote. claims and file with me within ten days and all persons indebted to him will please cill and settle immediatelv and save costs.

The real estate used for the lumber vards and shops, will bo for sale or rent as quick as stocic is sold oil. IL lewis. Assignee. Wichita, Oct. fi, 1984.

dl26-5t-w29-2t tj 65 to the St. Lonl Fair. Commencing Oct. 4th, I will sell round trip tickets to bt. Louis, good until Oct.

13, returning, at S13.65 each, for the round trip, ither via the Santa le or the Frisco lines. ll' n.ot necessary to go on some one par- a7 orca to gel tbe Tla the a h'T benefit of a ran elegant a-uuman supers xor tne Dc.n?ot 0I li'r P1118; 7 erths rir. tk- er at cnion ucpot or uitv omce, as it uiu your convenience. II. B.

Xxllxr, Agent- Cranberries 15 cents per quart at K. B. Kerr Hess old stand. For bargains in Tea go to R. B.

Kerr's Hess's old stand, corner of Douglas aveuue Market street. Good Yeung Hyson, SOc per pound. Green Uneolorea Fine lot boat G. P. Oolong Imperial.

Jfce. Professor Ssmuels the optician has rooms at the Occidental. School children will call at the Postofflce Book Store for Raub's grammar, and if they hare any of Clark's old grammars, bring them with you for exchang. This is the only place where the old grammars are en exchange. ow-n If vou don't know what rour eyes need go and consult Professor bamuels, he will tell vou.

Consultation free. THE WONDER OF WICHITA. Call at "The Fair" Tuesdav morning and see the many new bargains new and novel. d-113-tf Still Greater Redaction la Coal. The Bogers Coal Co.

hare reduced the prices of their celebrated Pittsburg coal fiftr cents more per ton, making prices from this date as follows: Pittsburg lump, $5.00 delivered; Pittsburg nut, $4.60 delivered. They aro also now prepared to fill orders for the best Pennsylvania anthracite coal at $12.00 delivered. Charcoal at 20 cents per bushel delivered. They positively guarantee their weight in every case. Give them a call.

d98-tf Hacker Jackson will sell Pennsvlrania and Colorado anthracite coal as cheap as any other company in the city dare sell iL For fruit of all to no. Schott. kinds, fresh and good, good, go dlOO-tf Whim! IVnziucz What! 'THE FAIR." Call and see that their stock is new, complete and full in all lines, and at prices that will dciy competition. 'TIS GRAND. Those elegant studies received at "The Fair" yesterday far surpass anything ever shown in this city.

Call and see whether vou wish to buy or not. You'll find the Profs. "Willis Combs" ready at all times to show you through their immense store. Glasses warranted to fit vour eves no mat ter what the trouble furnished, by Professor Samuels, rooms at Occidental. Baldwin A Ostcrgreu are now ready to photograph all who call at their newly fur nisbed rooms.

No. 96 Douglas ate. 32-lf No. 88 Dou las avenue is where yon can rent comfortably while waiting for your pictures. 33.

tf Hacker Jackson will sell Pennsvlrania and Colorado anthracite coal as cheap as any oiner company in ino city aaro sea it. Whex Whkbk! What! THE LATEST. Just received tho finest and largest line of Artist Material ever brought to the citv d-113-tf "Tiik Pair." Go to the first stairs east of tbe New Ttork store for photographs. 32-tf A book on all chronic and local disease ol males and females Ire hwentzell A. Itotigliss, Wichita, Kansas.

SOLID FACTS. You would bo surprised to see tho largo and elegant lino ot frames and moldings now carried bv "The Fair," consisting of gold leafs, bronzes, quilts, plushes, at prices that ould astound you. They guarantee tho largest aud best variety of the latest paterns and lowest prices west of Kansas City. Call and see that they mean business. "Wholesale and retail.

FOR SALE. 126 head of feeding steers, 3 and 4 rears old, Apply to S. T. Major, at Wichita Grocery. Telephone your orders to Freeman for hack or litery.

Kaugbman 70-tf Go and seo Professor Samuels if your eyes need treatment. Our Fall Stock of Boots and Shoes was noterso largo and prices never so low as at the Ked front Bhoe store. ciiiu-u. John Schott has just received a choice lot of bananas. We can sat money to any one in need of Boots and bhocs by calling at tne Ked Jfronl Shoe store and lating in your tall stocjc dlOI-tf.

Near sighted, for sighted, weak, no difler-enco what. Professor Samuels can remedy tho evil. dllO-tf Whkk Wherk! What! CHEAP LOTS. Thive hundred lots cheaper by half than anv other lots in Wichita. "VVe havo land to 'sell in from one to 40 acre lots of the best land for gardening or residences property, and some bargains in cheap land.

Call and sec us, nrst aoor nonn oi county Duuaing. Bartholomew McCLevatiia.v. Consultation Free at room at the Occidental. Professor Samuels' Blood will tell so will low prices on good goods which is the cause of our busy and increasing trade in Boots and Shoes at the Red Front Shoe Store. A.

Allev. dl03-tf To tboe goiug to St. Louis fair and exposition, or to Louisville, tickets will be sold either tia tbe Snnts Fe or 'Frisco line at lowest rates. Shortest cbalr cars and Pullman sleepers. 11.

B. Keelkk, dS Agent. Resd the testimonials from a number of our leading physiciaus, touching Professor Samuels' st stem. Our stock of Kip Veal calf and Calf Boots is extra large and prices low er than ever. Red Front Shoe Store.

103-tf Sight renewed. Satisfaction guaranteed bv Professor Samuels. Price our Boots and Shoes and be con-t inced that we take the cake in selling them cheaper than anv one. A. Aixx.v.

dl03-tf If you want to buy cheap lot ioZlmmer-ly's addition, call on Fred Scbatber, at city clerk's oflice- d92tf TO SHIPPERS OF PERISHABLE FREIGHT Tho Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railroad Co. is now running a refrigerator car between Caldwell and Kansas City, passing ing Wichita every Thursdav (north bound) at 12:20 p. arriving at Kansas City the the next day at 9.30 a. m. for the accommodation of the patrons who desire to ship but ter eggs, eve in large quamties at low rate.

For further inrormation please apply to the undersigned. II. IS. Keeler, u-n-ot Agent. linng jour babies, your children and all tbe big folks to Baldwin fc Ostergren's.

and be photographed with llgbtuing speed. 32-tf Farms For Salt. Six well improved farms, situated in Milton and Murdock townships. Butler county, Kansas. Address A.

Harrison, Clarion, Sedgwick county, Kansas. dS6.tf REPORT OF THB CONDITI09. or the Ksnsns National Hsok. at Wichita, In the Mate of Kansas, at the clos of business, September 30th, 14 naocnci Loans and discount) Ci OTerdnru StJO S. Bonds to eecure circulation 12,300 00 lne from approved reserve agent 04 Dne from other National lianas 13.071 lne from 'ut- Hunks aud banken Real etaie.

faroltnre and fixtures a Correal rxpeasej and taxes paid 01 Tremlams ruld SS Checks and olber caih Items 1.4.-K Si Bills of other banks Fraction! pepcr enrrec- cr, alckels, and peonies 610 SO 10, yo o) Srcl Ureal tender nMes Redemption fund olth 8. Treasurer percent ofeireolatlon) DnefromU Treasurr, otherthn 5 pel rent redemption fund sau so 09 Total uiuimu Capital stock paid is 20,000 30 sartuue roast Undivided proflu National Rank note outstanding IndlTidcal drtsmU abject to che Si Pentaod orrtlScate of de-poill 1.0 Due to State Banks and banker 83 Note and bills redlcoantrsl iv, aw on II CO 1CI.TO a 1J.OO 00 Total Stats of Kata, CoizEtyof5edrwlck, I. A. A. Uyde, catbler of lh above-named bank, do solemnly ewearthtt the above ttate-meat 1 true to the bel of mv knowledge and belief A.

A. HTDE, Cahler. Ssbecribed and wora to before me thi Tth day or October. lt HXNCLK, smal. Notary Pobilc My ccmmlMkm expire May M.

ltei (3 L. Drxa. Correct Attest. K.K Lawassca, VDlncior. I.H.W.LB-WIS, iW ikLl "THE BLANKETS! That there has been And will they do what they say they going to do? Sell Blankets for Yes, Yes, and More Too You5 will be more than pleased ceive at SALE COMMENCES Saturday, To last until Saturday, October 1 1th.

We are going to give every farmer in Sedgwick county, and every person in adjoining counties a chance to attend this sale New York Store CO. 'O Ajf, Bargains in Salt at It. B. Kerr's, corner or Douglas and Market, $2.10 per barrel. W.

O. HACKER. C. JACKSON HACKER JACKSON, Wholesale and TCetall Dealers In Colorado and Pennsylvania Anthracite And all alnds of BITUMINOUS COALI Also Stone, Lime, Ctment, and Hair. Ft.

Scott Flagging, Grey Blue Stone. Office at Big Ked Scales, No. 79, Donglas Ave. South 81 de.Near Depot. AMUSEMENTS.

Opera House. J. A. ASK, Local Manager Friday dt Saturday Evenings, OCTOBER 10th fc 11th. EDWIN CLIFFORD Dramatic Company! Notice.

A flb-wv having been constructed at the dam on the Little Arkansas near Wichita, all Fiersons are forbidden by section of the Qh aw of the state of Kanta to nib In any manner whstTer within 80 rods of said flth-wy. Violations of this provision of said law will be promptly protecnts I on complaint being made to the protecntlng attorney of Sedgwick connty W. S.GILE. 119--w2 State Commissioner of Fisheries OPERA HOUSE, Tuesday Evening, October 14. AN EVENING OF HEARTY LAUGHTER.

Appearance of the dUtlngalthed comedian, SOL SMITH RUSSELL In Brown's successful comely, EDGEWOOD FOLKS TOIDILMWAY, SOL SMITH RUSSELL In vkhlch character he will lntrodsc hi fa-riKMM song, ipeclaltie and lmpertocatWc The vopportiag e-'mpany ha bn selected from the front raak of the dramatic profeitloa Greeted ETtmlitre Fnh Stream of biriter. as. Tic, and 50e Seats can be lecared at the rotoSce book- tor on Monday morning. rBEDO BEBOEB, Mcager DR BICHWONO, MsgnaUc physician. Caia dictates of every nam and natal magnetic treaimeat, without melclne.

HI certs ar pdy and permanent, and charge reaeoaabl. IilagxoeUiad caamltatioa frrv Patient from a can board with him at reaeoaabt rate OSSc ob -loath Wiur et Wichita, Kan. dlS-w TirASTZD Two or three fcrclsbed rooms TT immediately for light honsekee-ptsg Addreu Harry Bloc XagK exce. lftj-if XTORflALB-Oa long time; Iota conven- A 1 lentlr located. each lots eonvea- leatly laeated.

SIM each loo lota ccTvesieaily locsuea. 7i eeca jirccx iucttt OST STOLCf-WUl irlT a food reward for tae latoxm a uacA-t the latoxm and-i dec. tatesi staee esserda maaisg ntSMCSUST gni'i, jaaia fI SALE! IT OF so much talk about. are One-Half Value! with the bargains you will re-' this sale. October 4th, 1 3 i OILKS! Silks! Sale Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at Munson's.

Handsome quality, 20 inches wide, sold everywhere at $1.25 per yard. Our price for three days, 89c. WHEN? WHERE? WHAT? GEAND OPENING! ELEGANT "Wednesday, Oct. 15, '84, At 6:30 P. M.

of the largest and most stylish assortment of Men's Young Men's, Boys', Children's, CLOTHING! And Gentlemen's Funiishing Goods! Of the make the eastern market affords. Selections have been made by the most rigid and cautious care. We propose to place our goods on sale at the lowest city to solicit thetrade of The Farmer, The Mechanic, The Merchant, The Banker, In fact, of everyone, and to each we shall guarantee full and better value than they can obtain elsewhere. No Sales On Opening Night! In order to avoid all annoyance to our guests, we have decided to sell no goods on this occasion. invitation to ladies for children's FAMOUS CLOTHING No.

222 Douglas Heaiy's Block. N. B. All goods marked in one An Ounce liOCIC WELL8. ONION IEAT MARKET1 Fresh lake flit) constantly on hand orders a specialty.

rmiullr I-S WICHITA FOUNDRY -AS IV Machine Shop NKAK IKON KRIDUK. R. McFARLAND, Propr. M. DEV IN Contractor and Builder tj- Shop and resldenc seconl hoaseeastof Globe Iron Works, Douglas avenue, lot-lro GREEN'S fflWBILL STAGE! Green now ronn a dully dtsRe from Kingman to Saratoga, Pratt Center, and Cold Water, Comancbe County Thl Is In fact the on It direct route to Cold Water.

A biff boom there, with plenty pr I vacant land, the beet on earth The Cannon- ball eels you mere tnree nay mucser man any other way. Tbe Cannonball leave Kingman after breakfast and landa you 114 mile writ In one day, and change horvee etrry eight mile. Leave Kingman at 6 3oa. arrive at Saratoga at Wm at i'ratt Center at lop. rn.

and at Cold Water at 9 ji and doe Ibis every day. JCJ" Office In Kingman at BS-tl OKESM'S LIVERY STABLE. DISPLAY! prices possible, and come to this All are kindly department. plain flgura. a of Prevention is Worth a Pound Which mean save doctor bills and your health by purchasing yonr WINTER UNDERWEAR! FROM Innes Ross AT ONCE.

An Immense stock of Ladies' White Merino Vests Drawers. Ladies' All-Wool Cashmers Underwear. Misses' White Merino Vests and Pantalettes. Misses' Scarlet Underwear. Children's Union Suits.

Infants' Merino Vests. Infants' Scarlet Wool Vests. BoyB Gray Vests and Drawers. Gentlemen's White and Colored Vests and Drawers. Gentlemen's Scarlet Wool Underwear.

Ladies'. Gentlemen's and Children's Medicated Underwear. The Largest Stock in the State! IX THIS LINE. Prices Marked Way Down! We offer Special Bargains in these goods. ROSS.

N. T. P. O. 1 CAMPAIGN HATS! Bitting Bros, BARGAINS On account of tho crowded condition of our utore, we are making FXTREMELY LOW PRICES To reduce stock.

It will pay you to call early. Larimer Stinson, 28 Main Street EB' O.N COSVBO. Druggists and Grocers. FIRST BLOCK WEST Ol llOltiK. 30 S2 Doujrla Wichita Ka JOHN DAVIDSON.

THE Pioneer Lumber Man JT 9BTX.WICB Coorrr, ESTABLISHED IS 1970. Ccstts Stock cf Fiat Lcssr. hATH DOORS, HAH II Sit reya of Cure." I OF AT Special Sale A IN RUSSIAN CIRCULARS, NEWMARKETS, PALETOTS, BLANKETS, SHAWLS, UNDERWEAR, FLANNELS No. 4 UPRIGHT 'rat nirr liv (all at aufewey Hall and eiamlaejl A BSSSBSBHsK S2 akt rr Stein way tii Sons, Conover Fischer, Pianos, Mason Hamlin, Shoninger, Woods, Chase Organs. ex.

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