Wichita Times 1879-188? from Wichita, Kansas • 3

.1 -gm. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. H. iLLEBf, SADDLES First door east of B. K.

Browns Auctiou House, 127 DOUGLAS AVENUE. TELL THE TRUTH And say tlic follow iug list of lands and lots for sale by V. HE ALT, ompfises the best Bargains in Sedgwick county: Wanted Furnished room for man and wife. Address Times office. G2.

The weathor prophet very kindly held off his showers until after the fair. The local wholesale liquor dealers are dreadfully exercised over a recent decision in the United States circuit court of Kansas, but hope to have it overruled, believing that the same was caused by the pro liibition pressure in that ice-watr country. Under the new ruling no wholosalo or retail liquor dealer can ship liquors by express C.t). D. to any point without having a United States license )of $25 at each place of delivery and collection.

This ruling having been made in a United States Qf course applies to the whole eoun-tr, and if sustained will add an enormous burden to the weight already carried by liquor dealers Cincinnati Enquirer. Gen. Harney, who said the other day that there was no trouble in getting along with the Indians, if you treat them kindly, when serving in Florada learned that the Seminoles entertaiued the belief that the soul of an Indian killed in battle weut to the happy hunting grounds, but that when death was caused by hanging the spirit de-cended to a region of everlasting torment. He therefore ordered the hanging of all Seminole murderers. On one occasion Gen.

Harney was present at the hanging of fifteen Indians, who were strung up one at a time. The last of the lot was a mere boy, who witnessed the scene with apparent indifference. Just before his turn came he looked at Harney with a sheer on his lip and said in broken English: He think he play hell. A Manhattan liquor adeniJr iasbeen ined $200 each on four counts, nnd on the fifth count sentenced to imprisonment for six months. 7G.5 240 acres 3 2 miles of Garden riains.lOO acres cultivated, bouse ot 5 rooms and ceB lur, lraine stable for horses, shed addition corn wells and living nater, peach, plum and cherry trees beaihig; price 524 320 acres 2g miles se from Wichita, in good state ot cultivation, 205 acres iu crops, good house with cellar, barn Wt stories hijih, with sited addition for 6 horses, good "ell, heoged all round and erss-hedred into convenient fields.

groeof 2 aercs and good orchard, 50 per acre; or will sell west lmlt oi abme with 135 acres tinder eultnation, per acre, and east half, with 70 acres under cultnatiou, at Der acre. 523 no acres 11 miles of this cltv, 12 plowed small house, good well and cattle corral, 522 480 acres 1 nnls of Bayne, good stock farm, fenced with wire, wind pump: 6, oon cash. 519 KiO acres l2 mile west of Bayne, 75 acres in cultivation balance good gnus, St.rpOO. 512 80 acres lli miles north of the city, 40 cul tivated, all good land, $50 per acre, CITY BKOPERTV. 220 New cottage of 4 large rooms, extra high ceiling, hair finish, 2 closets, porch, home well arranged, on 2lots on Lawrence avo, south, unite home; 227 House with 5 looms, east rmnt on Lawrence avenue, Iruit trees, for four horses, buggy shed, etc, good bargain; price 1,500.

213 A nice Ut tie cotbigc on Topeka anemic, north of Central, 5 rooms and air-tight collar, ceiling 11 feet high, east front of no leet, aspbalnuu pavement along front, street cars pass the house price $3,000 20G Nev house with 5 rooms, corner lot on soutiuMarket street east, front, white hard iuiishjgood cellar, maple trees in front and at side ot lot, out houses; $1,400. 205 House with 2 comer lots on i'optka aven ue soutn ol ijouglas, 5 rooms and porch, well built ot good in.it rial, shade trees cm both streets; price $1,400. 190 Houe ot ti 1001ns on rmpoua north 01 homrlas. closets, 2 porches, cellar, oak and walnut floors, carnage shed, cow iihed, out houses, fruit and shade trees, lot 60 leet trout; price $2,000. IH House oi 4 rooms Ferrells addition to Wichita, on lot of 170 leet 1 rout on Law l-euce avenue, good bargain, SI, 350 180 House i42- with kitchen 1014, cellar, sla bio lor 4jhmses, smoke house, coru crib, kinds of fruit in vard.

fenced all round. Muv grass yartl, lronts on Moae-! avenue, corner lot; 178 House and lot on Moselv avenue, in east iclutii, liuH and slude trees; $'jro. 173 House 2 rooms on lot 50x140 on Emporia avenue, head's add'tion; $1,160. IU two ucr.s ami a house of 2 rooms lathed nnd plusrt red, ueqrol tbes ur of the uroi see iti. 27, I east; IH House ami lots on J'ourth avenue, $1, 200.

loti Jiousc andj lots on Emporia avenae, five rooms, 1 anc one-hall story, 14x23, and 12x14, stvble, shade tres, iind feuce with boards; Beside'? the above, a large number of vacant Iota located in all parts of ibo citv, and desirR-ble lor residences, at prices rangiug from $50.00 100,00. "IWafenneKns of the past. Their glory has departed from them. iimj Donahue never gets excited Mile ss he has sufficient cause. He has a good pair of lungs, though.

The5 Wichita Carriage Factory has Ueep moved into the new building on the corner of blarket and First street. Neffs Chicago Comedy company have had a very successful weeks engagement at the Rink. Neff improves every time, we see him, and so does the company, i Jake Balderston was nominated by republicans for county attorney of Sedgwick county. Jacob should poll the entire party vote, and we hope he will. Eldorado Republican.

Ohio is sending large delegations to Kansas, this fall, and Sedgwick County is catching about half of them. The Times has somewhat of a circulation in Ohio, gentle reader. The Robt. Neff Chioago Comedy Company have had excellent audiences at the Rink this week. This is truly a first class company, and deserves the success they have and are meeting with.

St. Johns letter of acceptance has bsen given to the public. He slaps Mr. Blaine in the face by saying: This is no time fr dodging. Moral cowardice will never will, and surely never deserves a victory.

The Times has received a select poem, which tells the awful oonsequences of a dream, and how a young cornet player had an interview with a ghost. We are crowded for space this week and cannot publish it, we are sorry (f) to say. i I Wm. Lillie, the merchant tailor.canhardf ly get enough help to keep up with his orders. There is no use in talking, the work turned out by him cannot be surpassed by ny merchant tailoring establishment in the country.

A correspondent to an eastern paper, writing from Wichita, in tolling about the watermelons grown in our county, says that you have to sit down and eat into them, they being altogether too large to carryf Judge Sluss fined Billy Gill aqid costs for selling liquor, lad $1(81 and costs far pounding one Hugh Lay. He also ordered the sheriff to take pose.sjon of his place of business and keep it closed until fui ther orders from the Ll-dorado Dcmoi rat. The' Marmaton rose rapidly yesterday until the water reached the top of the banks, when it came to a stand-till. All day long the people of North Fort Scott watched the rising, floods, fearing they would have to move to higher A small house belonging. jto, Wm.

Prkr which was washed fiom its foundation was ihe only damage reported. At sundown the waters were falling. Monitor FARMS. 240 acres, 2 miles ot Derby, 110 acres ill cultivation, 5 acres ol timber, 50 acres ot pasture, house of live rooms, good stable, granary and cribs, 2 good w-etli, plenty oi all kinds ot iruit, 160 acres hedged and so acres tenced with tt tree wires, te mile trom school per acre. 160 acresV miles uoljth of Derby; 120 acres cultivated, 20 acres of good cottonwood 4 timber, lranie house, gord statdes.

granary tj and cribs, hedged and cross-hedged, a hog lot with board lence, living water and good webs, all kinds of ti int. Price 320 acres 5 miles of Garden Flams, 2C0 acres in cultivation, house ltii a rooms, good stnbtes, well of first class water; price ii.OOO; or will sell with the above mo acres No. 1 raw land mining and well adapted for pasture, all for $12,000. 3 6-11 acres halt way between Goddard and Clearwater, 280 acres cultivated, 2 small houses, 2 granaries, 4 wells, 3 good orchards, springs and running water, bpimg creek amt Hie Niimeseah run tJiiough tile larm, well situated tor raising stock, or can be divided into small farms; price $1 1 ,000, on easy terms, do aires 3 miles ol Dolby, 5 acres ill cultivation, house stable ami cribs, hog pens and corrals, goodweli mid naming wafer; price $1,1,00 led acres 8 miles from CrookviJle, Saline county, 40 acres cultivated, Hi story stone house 10x30, with frame addition lvi4, Kan sag stable ot stone, 2 welts and a creek of running water; all second bottom land; price $2,000, inn -bait cash, balance in one car ai 8 per cent. loo acres ail raw.

'i mile from Lon-na, in Butler county, good laud, $1,800, part on time. 320 acres 3 miles trom Bayne and ti mile trom Ohm uenter, small lnm.se. liaan 1 2 story granary 44x18, 100 acres ciiltivm bon, hedged and ct OsS-hedged into 20 ae-o helds, good well, plenty irmt ot all kinds; price $0,000, 011 cosv terms, 100 au cs imlcs erst ot Derby, bouse 14 X24, crib grnum 'hedged ap mound amt cross-toms with vine log aires cultivated, good well, young on haut-price fs.iwO, $7mijii 4 ears Line. acres 2 miles iron, Ai.iha Bi.tli cmmty. no acres 111 cultivation, fi.am house and stone stable, spnng blanch uiross cmiiir ol taunt pcarii treis lie.irmg-puce 2, oiio, 5 years time on lit It desmed! mo iiuve an miles wist ol lici.cv, Kiiigman comity.

SO.icrcs eultnalcd. Jim sc j2M liarn amt gijuiry comlmicp, good land; pljce $2.1.79, oil time HI 0 net iMll 1 GJns 4 miles of A'ldovcr iu Butler county. t0 re4 in uiUiAJUnm, Lvimj vtiKr.inu ftmber, stone house, good b.un. wi ll In dge.Uieg lots and eon.iN, gooa T( ia.i U. with nil kinds of Jru.t lees a tm.fl l.tnn lot aaisng sl or gmiu.

price nOhi res ot No. bottom land on (nsliolm ere'k, mde oof the en inmi to.u tes nmtei uilnvnt-on, 5 ies in umtier, Ikhim uJ rooms, stable and crib, hog lot ol acres on ereenv 1' lenced, farm a 1 foncul uiin Ke 'ew ami goxl orebari) bear-ing; price time on 830 828 82C 821 817 810 800 u'Klnt business in nvi 'a. bsiTctu tail oil 10101 1 lc 1,1 I O. DAYIDSOX, Frcstdeut. Wjt'hiLi lor the last ninecars.

I am familiar with C. L. DAVIDSON, Secretary. Citizens Cards of ministers, hm vers, physicians, teachers, not exoudmo four lines, fifty cents pe rrtmith. ATTORNEYS, ETC, JJATTON, RUGGLES PARSONS, ATTORNEYS, Office In Eagle Block, Wichita, Kansas.

JJOUSTON BENTLEY, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Office over Kansas National Bank, Wichita, Kansas. M. BALDEUSTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Wichita, Kansas. Office iuCcntciuiialBInck, over 2 II A P. gi STRE BAUti ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Office in U.

S. Land Office Building, Wichita, Kansas, H. BENTLEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office I11 Fci-rel Block, Main gfraet. Yy A. CALDWELL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 1 Snocialatlcniimi given to dcfcctiv titles.

Office with Elliott, cornel- Douglas ami Lawrence avt s. II. MATTHEWS, DENTIST, Tcniiile Block, Wichita. Your patronage is solicited, and I guarantee you I) R. W.

DOE, DENTIST, 100 Douglas Avenue, over Barnes Drug Store. J. 01UST, ARCHITECT SUPERINTENDENT, Office, Emil Werners Mock, Douglas Avenue, Topeka Avenue, and Lawrence streets, Wichita, Kansas. 7( AND LKVETING til all Its Tims. A.

Rajlcy, City Surveyor. Ollloo with City Uuk, In Eagle Hall, Dmurlas avenue. City lots accurately hn-atcd and property subdivided. I am prepared to m.iUe duplicates ot maps and diawingxol wlutevei a patent duplicating process, on slid not in M.ivnum-berslrom 1 to 100. GJurgcs very riaxunahto.

W.C. JONES, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Office Eagle Riock, ouds store. in 1 1 IIou' u.s I) U. S. W.

Kl(lLMOM ures Magnetic tre.umonl witli- OUl Metliuine n.tle Mtkiits fiohi a tlivfmn1. and bord them nn revtmviHe term. (iMiee No, 01 tLMiin strtet, Wtfvi ua, Kuiivu'. STOLEN, A Gold Watch, with tha initials 0., on tho outside of tho front case. M.

A. On of tho watch. 'August' 22 J. tho insido case, off the buck the name Janice Cavncr, lfS4." So will be paid tor ilie return of tho watch and no que-tions asked, to JAMES CAYNElf, IpcliSi. lifirC DC I rJl '1 11 tltn 1 itti.ih iiv -1 4T i URN IT UR H.

KJJC: if 8 i ..1, I will fur the fbo'j-! sell 10 jn iv edit lliaii im ininlmv ln-rv In the citv. Will Rfike iie hxliHinniiit-s ')i r.ul' Hulks, (hum1 nnd smi tho great hiirg.ilnH iu nil the g'ods, ami ou ill In sit oik coniiK'uiof the Lliesip ties. hi 109 S. iSIUlJ BOKlLmVB. H.

BOLTE 3Lj.iA.2SrD? Fifteen acres of choice land for sale near oity. Call on 4Dtl J. M. Balderston. NOTICE.

ToalLvvhom It may concern. All street cur tickets, without Hie name ot E. M. I'mvell on them, which arc not presented fur redemption within teiydaYK bom date ot this notice will not be honored bj the company. E.

it. Powm Successor to J. W. Ilurtzell. YHrfdta, 25,1881, 3 1 10 hk i Doiiglfls Avomio flouso, YYICHXTA, KANSAS.

Paid Up Stockliokli'is Lmhiltty, $200, ntlp. Co a Gonsrai Banking Business. W- Xj- ABSTRACTS INSURANCE, Citizens Bank Building. Wichita, Ka H. R.

CAMP, v'A: 5 Dealer' Watches, Jswelry and Silverware, Also branch office for lie United Rrates watch company, ouedoor east ul Valley House, Doug-las avenue. 3 u. Fred Sommer. i Watchmaker and Repairer, tSTOKMAKS pLl STAND. MAIN ST.

Ail gooib first class and all work warranted. r-i Hennas Gnsafcer, IK I HI. Allkimlsof and Lock work. S.ilit.-f.iotini, n.uili-cii. Inn irk.s avenue, xtuoor to Wagners butcher shop.

Wichita, 8as EYE, -AND- SURGICAL INSTITUTE. SPECIALTIES: Eyes, Nose, Throat, Catarrh, Ears, Surgery and Deformities. E. -Y. TvATTlsrSELL, M.

Proprietor and Surgeon iu Charg-e, 5S North Kam Street. 79 Wchlta, Kansas. ffi T.itiinh of.tlir 'Hose, tliAmt and t-ar trmt 1 I'j anWi! proi -ts. Wiliau, icff-1 ntocci5 (H r- cs muciu ami gnanin-rcisl or tjie (jos nos loH.eri.ikcn. also use the Hi ijiKn nifi the treatment ot Vti--s uni ci S.il 1 oh is unless, amt nev-r I -1 I to 11.

ic euros First Arkansas Valley Jk. T7 WOuD.MYN', lros. Wm. 8. AVCODMAN, Carii'r.

Will C. WOgDMAN. Asst. Casii'j. GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED, Wichita Conservatory of Kiusic.

Established in 1680. Mrs, G. KusseSI, Director. n. ri)r hu a 11 (hit house, on (he'Mi'jHi ot Hoii'O )' i i ho iu'H, vmi Ii I art I In 'fuie v.

v.i ii Li-s1ei imi wt at In Ti In eu limits ii dell is rta it itei.de Uuca oil fliMtfs. (hiiitl if.iMiiiMiiMii f.r st iiiiiw, Kud a ii lilt oiler 'd sold 111 tM In HUin- s.oil.jj 4 hO tl iAVI Bs For s.di at tUwoffhi. O' ithi TEINEUGStLft INSURASCE, LAND A LOAN fiffiCf, nprvvf art ui tn.npd f.Mm at ho'tifn pi.ees. J.i a a mh ii ujn prnputy PARbAfyS ticKi.i.s 1 1 Bold to and from all ponds Ut ihirnpe. Main stropf, opp.

Allcn bhon Store, up GERMANIA Topeka nvenuo, south of Douglas. Good BparcTby I) ay or, Wyek. Plenty ot sub stauCiul food and clean, well furnished ne. JOHN NAU, Propr, ALBERT BROS. ant Bi IN BRICK STONE.

Wichita, Kansas Tho ISuYijtts Guide Is issued Sept, and March, each year: 224 pages, 8. xli inches, wjth over 3,300 illustrations a whole picture gallery. Gives wholosalo prices direct to consumers on all goods for personal or family use. Tells how to anil gives exact If 11 cost of ev- erytliiugyou II IS itso, drink, eat, wear, or have fun with, Theso Invalunblo liooks contain information gleaned from the markets of tho world. Wo will mail a copy Free to any address upon receipt of tho postage 8 cents.

Lot us hear from you, Kei.pectfully, V7SmSlSJ.g- RAILROAD TIME TABLES. Time Schedule No. 10, lor the T. B. F.

and St. L. S. F.K. It.

took effect June 1, 1884. The following table gives the arrival and departure of Mains at Wichita 4 GOING SODTH. ARUIVK. 8:38 a. m.

Exress Ac. Freight 3:25 P.M. Ac. Freight. Wichita 9 :00 P.M.

GOING NORTH. 8:40 A.M. 3:45 P.M. ARRIVE. Kansas I 7 :20 A.

M. Express 5:25 p. M. 5:30 l.M, Ac. Freight 11:55 A.

M. 1 12 :20 P. M. 'Runs dailv. All others daily except Sunday.

ST. LOUIS SAN FRANCISCO. Mail train from St Louis arrives 6 00 p. m. Leaves for north 2 :00 p.

m. Mail tram leaves for east 9:55 a. in.i WESTERN. Tassengei? leaves Wichita at 10 .30 a.m., arrives at Kingman, Waves Kingman p. arrive at Wiclilta at 1:30 p.

freight leaves Wichita 1:20 p. arrive at Kingman li p. 111., leave Kingman at 7 a. arrive at Wichita at 11:30 p. m.

ST. D0UI8, FT. SCOTT WICHITA. ARRIVES. I1EPARTS.

Ac. Freight 10 :00 a 111. Ex and Mail 9 -30 p. m. 90:5 p.

m. Ex. Mail 6:00 a 111. Freight 10:00 a.m. 0 Freights :05 a.

111. All above trains carry passengers; Commencing Aug. 25th 1884, trains will run as follows between Wichita and Millorton West Hound. Lv Wichita m. 9:40 p.

111. Ar. MUlerton, 12:40 p. 111. East Lv.

Killerton 1:10 p. m. 7:00 a. m. Ar.

Wichita 3:05 p. ni. 8:55 a. m. Ad.

N. Jones. Agent. Jyvcal 3iinU. Grays new barber shop on, the avenue is a daisy.

Squire Hobbs has the biggest court in the city. Call on Lillie for your new fall suit ef clothes. A good boy can find employment at this office. The Hotel de Black makes a fine addition td the city. Even beta on Cleveland carrying New York have been made this week.

The Times will issue two thousand copies each week during the campaign. Wichita has the best accommodations for her police eourt of any city in fhe state. 1 Bargains in Salt at R. B. Kerr's, corner Douglas avenue and Market street.

$2.10 perbarrel. 1 4 qe Douglas Avenue house seems to catch 3 big share of the patronage from first claes hows. It js estimated eight thousand people were on the fair grounds Thursday after-xioon, at one time. Land. Fifteen acres of land for sale, near city.

Call on cots 3. M. Baidpubton. I Louis Ranke is ranking high "as a tailor, He will cut and make you a new suit, or clean rp your old ones in short order. This full's packing canned goods of every description just received.

59. at Buxon-u B110. a Wichita se-sawor of poetic jingle n'hytiies Arkansaw with 11 icliitaw. J. alen-genesis has about ruined this country i'ifoi ado Republican, Thcro will be a meeting at D.

A. Mitchell's office, on Saturday, Unlober 1UU, at o'clock, for the purpose of organizing a county horticultural society. One of the hacks running to the fair Thursday, broke down v. hen jffst over the (bridge in West Wichita, dumping the occupants in a pronii-cuonsheap. Wo took a flying trip to Kingqiau Thursday.

The glory of the Ninnescab lley ia wonderful, and the growth of the bean tffnl Iittle cit-v of iH lika growth a cottonwood on the bnnks of the Arka' Some of tilt Wichita grain men managed to deliver sc'vwaI thousand bushels of corn in Chicago dur2 cornor- 0,10 clearing about a few cf 11 is a eld day when hlit to catch on when is in sight. An exchange saJTThiJ fhe pmyer meetings of Plymouth church is felling off numbers, and attributes it to Beecher's growing unpopularity with his church. This is not an indication. Tho prayer meeting has been declining for a long time, echer is interesting ns a preacher; but prayer is not tonhidered of much roe. For bargains in tea go to B.

corner of Dougins avenue and Market treet: mod Hison, 30 cents per pound. Good Green Japan .45 Good Uncolored Japan 75 Also a full line of Fine Gun Powder doing, Imperial, eto. 2-4 Miss Louise Bauer, ft former Kunsas was awarded the $1000 priz piano at he stale fair in Omaha, last weoU. Miss Bauer had the best essay on musio id piano playing, the best essay on houss-oping, the best crazy quilt, the best lain knitting, the best fancy knitting, best hand sswing, the best darning-combining one gMnd competition. The entertainment given by the Union lare Company at the opera house this eek, have been well patronized.

The was the beautiful drama losedale. This play does not give Cora eilton the chance to show her best talent, did well. The audience was in lures over Gamers. rendition of thelead-g role Elliott Gray. Iq -the French Neilson was in her gltfrK There are few actors in the world who enn play mute, but Neilson Was perfection 'it- ft broad sword combalhnt 'she iB to excel.

The whole weeks entertain- was a treat, to all our people, and we this company bk home to Wi( h-So far this season their reception been A rejfnlM ovslion, We do tho best and cheapest work in Hie city, nl rra tudy immy, reel. Tbmry saved b.v calling upon us. I0t ffAGOB BISSANT-a. DEALER IN A church advertises in Sim Francisco for a minister of the goFpel who can preach two strictly original sermons every Sab. bath, one iu tho morning for saints, and one in the evening for sinners.

John L. Sullivan, of Boston, and John M. Lailiu, of New York, the celebrated all-around athlete. hae agieed to fight four rounds with ordmaiy bodugglp Mr. SuIliYaii iia hyi-hatly concluded not to run for congiess this year.

Eldorado Republican. Prince Hall, one of the fifteen to Whom the first chapter for a lodge of colored Masons iu America was granted. appears upon the Revolutionary rolls of Massachusetts as one of the earliest enlisted men in the service of he eouutiy against the Biiti-h. For Sale or Trade. I One half interest in blacksmith sjiopj working five hands, on Grand avenue, Kansas City.

I wi-h to settle iu Wichita, and will trade for property in this city, or sell cheap for cash, pai cash anu easy monthly pay meats. 1 J. Fosna, 1C13 Grand Aveuuo, Kansas City, Mo. 74 tf Street cars pass every IVait for a cur. ten minutes 7-tf A Book for Every Democrat.

The Democratic Text and Hand book for the campaign of 1X84, has been issued by tho National Democratic Committed, and is being distributed through the different State Cential Committees. It i- a book of over 500 pages, comprising a vast amount of poliliptd iuforum lion exactly suited to the tiines. The book should bo in tho hands of every Democial iu the State, mil it is an 4most indispentiblo aid to every! Democratic speaker or writer. The uniform price of tho same as fixe! I tho National committee, i $1. Tho book WiU ho ol paid to any address by remitting the puce, one dollar, (n W.

C. 1llihV, Chub man DMimriilC Com mittee. Topeka. I Sweet Potatoes at Bloomer's. Bloomer Hi others will tmve Sweet potatoes 03 djff eyery mohring.

Tiy our large fat shoie Mackerel. Remember New Catch. Bloom) a A Buo. 59. 3t.

$50 Reward, want a light epm4 T. J. urns, 7tf AtUovey Jacksons. For those Going to Kansas City and J5t, Louie and Beyond. Please bear 111 nnnd the St.

Louis Fort Scott nnd Wichita R. It. is the road to travel over. It bus the best accommodations of any road running in or out of Wichita. It docs not charge its patrons anything px)ra to ride in ns fine a car as any chair car or sleeping coapli tfint livid lines boast of.

We leave at a. m. and at 8:20 giving passengers ns fine a meal as any pne should wish for, und only charge 50 cts for if. Wp sell tickets to any point and chock bnggnge through to Hint point. Do not bo deceived by the promises ofotlior roads runuiiig out of this placed but bpforo purchasing tickets call on'usj the noAf) that is 'the friend of Viohit and-her Bland to meet any rates given by ptlipr lines, and alsp please jjenr in mind that wo are the shortest line by fifty miles to either St.

Louis or For furtherpar-ticular please call bn undersigned tit depot Seoondand Wichita' streets. 'f, Yours truly, An. N. Jones, Agent FRESH BREAD. CRAKERS.

'f JUMBLES CAKES. PIES F. Wilke, Prop HTNext to Neidorlander's office, Dougta aenue I HARDWARE HUM V-VIJI- u.trs Ul Mieied corn to the Ohio flood important chtib. When you tome to Wtchi- I3, HEALT Real Estate, Inittnmeo amt Loan Agent. JKO.

C. DERST CaahiW $100,000.03 snUbfuction guaranteed. AVcNUE. -POLK, I E. And Manufacturer of GALVANIZED IKON COKNICE.

ft A ll kinda of fl inwork done to order, nnd 107 DOUGLAS The Rev. Kelly in his abnormal and insane desire to eat up editors and sit dows on fiii eedora of tho press, is charging that our convivial, vafions young and limber limbed contemporary, Ed. Greer, W4 drunk two weeks ago. Now this idea of Mr. Greer, hpir presumptive to legislative honor, becoming sewed up through the influence of the flowing bowl, strikes us with a great deal of horror.

We know Eddie intimately, and we never knew him to take a Gi ink ef chain lightening or express office beer, unless it strictly fen medicinal, mechanical or scieutif.c pur pose, 1 juiielii THniraift. Biother Beruaj-d KellJ JlnS declared seamsl the lung tester, the striking jna chine, tho knife thiowing iirraiigmcnt and kindred schemes or games. He is credited with -ay iug 11 in I a majority of tho of the city arc oppo-ed to letting tliose men te-tain licenses. would like to see a few of these 1 uostua-tnl men trotted oubwe would-like to tnve a look at them. We would like to 4(o how of them wcrfnx-puy dosiro to too thin revenue off from the city, and it amounts to 'Clint with buggy riding, roller skating and 1111-meruue qipor odd jobs we think that Brother Kely tin.

aai jypsiderablo work. Winflold Tclcijcau Tho Warrenton Utpimri breaks again as follows: "There is an old negro in lliecoujfty, it is said, whose touch will drive away wart-, lif.nl ci ncer', and cure inutantoounly the worst cam. of rheumatism. Reiiablo people infoim us that aeveru so-veie cases of disease have been cured by the (simple laying on of his hands oil the affected parts. One old gentleman, who.

by tho way, is 0)10 of our best citizens, is troubled with the periodical Ippeaipqppof a cancer on liia f-iccj nnd for yours has hern under the tifaiment of this colorod prodegy. On these oueanions, when the cancer becomes inflamed, our fricod goes immediately to the negro, and has him to rub if. and soon after it disappears, leaving no tracts bf its former existence savo a little dry scab Mr. John Friuil a karyier living a few milee from town, was waylaid by a footpad Thursday night on the corner in fronfc of Blacks new buildings. The' fellow hit him a terrible hard rap (in the forehead with some blunt instrument, causing him to fall to the sidew'alk in a semi-conscious stupor, In faffing Mr.

Pruuty retained presence of mind enough to grasp the follow firmly by the leg. The marauder struggled fiercely to release himself, and beat Mr. lrunty severely about the face, but all tc no purpose, He had pioked the wrbng man, fi.nd though bleeding and half conscious, Mr. Frunty held the scoundrel until the arrival of an officer promptly locked the fellow up. lie had a preliminary trial before Judge Hobbs yesterday, who consigned him to the tender mercies of tho county until the next term of gourt, Were there more mew WiUf Mr Frffntys presence of mind nnd'edtiragi, and housebreakers would all soon be safely jailed.

n. Adams Restaurant. Toih'Xdams has removed his rostanrnnt from Littlo Parlor to the first door, north of the Wichita Miu'Vlo works, whore he will be ploasod to meet all of Iub old customers. 1 Meals served iu short order at yeasopable yates. 86-tl A I fatirFEKSTULVS SI1VESTH I.

1 The moat dosiralileronitlcnco lots in tlic oity. Several parties have already sccnred lota, and contracts have been let for residences. Any one contemplating building should see and secure one of these fin lots at once. Terms'easy, pi have also a few very desirable aoro-Iots. Wm.

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