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The Weekly Leader from Wichita, Kansas • 4

The Weekly Leader from Wichita, Kansas • 4

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The Weekly Leaderi
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Wichita, Kansas
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the weekly Leadur Subscription fur ATLANTIC HOTEL, A. 57. DEMING, Peopriktoh. LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS.

Select your plants at the Wiehila Greenhouse, comer Water and Third streets." 30 4t WICIIITA, MAY, 10. 18S3. 4,1.00. RAILROAD TIME Tho Eagle is building about 33 feet towards the iillcv. F.

J. Arnold lias moved hi Ilowe Sowing Machine Agency to the Chicago Bazaar, west side Main street. 4t J. W. BEAK, T.

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It) a 11. Uronyh Kx. 11:35 GOING N011TH. t'has. Fonlbau has bull', on south Lawrence.

His house is I43E Mr. W. Me Boo has (milt on South Law mice. neat roilii'io. 22x2fi.

laid a new walk The Stale bank has A good reliable canvasser wanted Must give the best of references. Leave word at once at the Leader office. 27 6t Wiedlta will celebrate and call in nt heist ten Ihonsand of her neighors to help. The Cl. A.

R. are preparing lor a grand time and will invite other posts lroin idl over the state. The board of trade has appointed the following committee to act in ooujnnetUm with the, G. A. Messrs.

Lewis. Levy, bkinuer, Woodman, Oliver, Corbett, Niederlander, Steele, and Illaok. The Ft. Seott road will be completed here then and excursions will be run from, all along its line as well as over the Frisco and SantaFe. The committee propose to spare no pains to make this a big lime.

We understand an clVort will lie made to secure some noted speaker of National fame to help us be jolly. Civil Engineer, -oulh of the building. jCid THE BOSS is at No, 117, Douglas opposite Fritz tfnitzlers. 30; tf A mU collection of young blooming plants, at the Wichita Greenhouse, corner Water and Third streets, 30 3t 11. T.

Craven is building a 14x22 house on south Main sheet. RmtVJEYOIt. i ft Ao. a.m htoiU Kx 9:10 TIME T.VIU.F OK S. L.

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AUH1VI'. Mall IWOp.m. 9.10 M. GOING EAST. A Hit IV PI.

I I.PAVb'. Mail 8.43 A.M. I Mill! A. M. I ErPiaht 11 15 a.m l.ICWK 0.15 P.M.

position any kind of Leave word here. A man want honest wet U. Office in county Imildlnw with county Mis. Woodworth, of Burlington, is visiting her daughter, MrsGordy. COMMUNICATED.

The and best assortment watches, cloofiks, jewelry, silverware and spectacles, you will find at the boss jewelry house ofS. Ilecht it 120 Douglas avenue. 30 4t I MARKETS. Bunnell is building way up Lawrence avenue half way to Valley Center. Four families just from Germany have bought and built on South Watef street.

LIVE Hogs I (i 01) Ad SO utUo 4 0U fa) 5 C5 WICHITA COLLEGE. Gil A IN. Gray Davis have opened a new harness shop in the Tigniere building. Those wanting a neat job, a good harness or saddle should call and learn prices. Which are as low asany in town 23 4t 11.

F. Rhodes bis built a residence in Lee's addition, 1 1x24 will) an ell llxl(i. 3M L't: 9) 05o 4rie in) 40r 4o (10 A couple of young ladies of Wichita wLli to he. informed of the male quartette or trio, if John Brown has uot petrified; the reason is, that when you pound a soft substance it either become more bard or very mellow and the hoys began last fall to stammer John Brown and poor old Jefferson Davlv neck must surely he severed by this time, but nevertheless the gentlemen have ttieir favorite trimmed and voices tuned very well indeed. We he, lily beg you to sing some more Tn the morning by the bright light.

B. II. S. D. L.

A. Philips is home fiom the Normal school e.t a short vacation. OPEN AND EVENING. FOP. THE RECEPTION OF PUPILS IN TIIE BOSS runs a free delivery.

30-tf Telephone THE BOSS tor feed.30-tf Mr. Craig lias lately put up a small residence on South Market irjuu want a handsome photograph call at Rogers gallery, Douglas avenue. 30 Ot Detroit, has addition and located E. E. Sheldon, of bought lots in Lie's here.

PENMANSHIP. AND DOUBLE-ENTRY BOOK-KEEPING. 15 (5. ,10 (tin 1 5( St 5o 15c 1.5 (tf 10c Ho M'v hij 2oo ft ta hi tJ l() ca 40 Wt SI 20 Joe 'orn Wheat. 0t Lltlla Millet Germ mi Millet.

1110 DlTtK. Hut tor Creamery Butler Enas (Tiirketis Latd BlOO, Break Inst tlueou htK)uli4ors Haras Cheese. Folatous El our sxxx While Hose Imperial Corn Letlueo, per lt, I. CUBE It, Dimension Common stork Kmili Fencing Oak Costs. cellar Costs Shingles star rer f-3C.

G. B. B. M. C.

John Tucker e.une home on Saturday, tie lias been down to Camp Supply looking alter Ins cattle. This means that Charley Brcwn, the boss marble cutter makes everything in the line of headstones and monuments, and sends out handsome woikat astonishingly low prices. Next east city scales. 30-Cf. TF.KMS: ienmausUlp course ol 15 suua, liookeeping 3 months.

5.00 S2R on 7 so '2'i ,0 27.5K 111! is- 4.51) The east city scales have had new tirubi rs anil a new foundation placed under them. Jimmy Baidon is building two liou-eson Wichita street; They re each 24x 2i) with an ell 1 2 1 and a cellar. Mr. II Newton brother of A. P.

C. Lewis, Principal. 43-uusslll hall, main The Episcopalians gave an entertainment at Eagle Hall Tuesday evening. Jn-t before going to press we learned that just before the Eagle went to press its editor learned where the new depot is to he. Glance just once at Braves new mi and then go up and gel a dull of that delie-! ions ice creiuii.

Braves does thing3 up brown, G. II. Io.irce has the first tomatoes, peas and beans of tins soiisou, lie 1 always entei prising, hunting mound for something new. C. R.

Miller lias the prettiest re-idence in Southern Kansas. If he would open Rowers Mason, Rea Estate end Loans. r.ocAi.s- Csrer v3 CCore. IV Axrr.p: An active and reliable man to solicit for this paper. He can find steady werk if lie is the right k'nd ora person.

Sperltil burcHlr.s in farms rdO elty prrpertv sell or exchaugt. Monty to, loan at low ults. 30 tf Mid-Continental Nursery Of Kansas City Mo. S. C.

PAKMERPropr. up liis slinttei and get the chi. bo said street ears? B. Mead lias built a barn Iren to look as O. C.

FUIiLEY, M. D-Physician and Surgeon. 1 a good sized burn. Hacker is buihlin W. B.

Smith has gone to Hot Springs, An ImmeiiHe ktook of the best fruit trees' which aro guar.nleiM true to name Pay your irt-ea ami anrimbery In the wett where they are ruiNeJ, We are aupplled wlta 33 TT 7T SI I IT G- in the liueoi Ornameutal, and Fruit tree, shrubbery etc, etc. Newton, has lately located iu this county. lie is irom Michigan. L. C.

Wood's groeeiy is a tony place. He has oil cloth on the Ines curtains and cane chairs, Mr. Herring lias built kitchen on Ins residence. Some people wilt always he building no matter huge ihe houses are, Henry Wagner, from Colorado, has opened a saloon on the south side of the avenue between Market and Lawrence. Frank Crosby, been gone over east for thiee years, says that Wiehi-lta stands of any town he.

saw. Doe Black lias bought the Headlight building and ill move it on Ins lot near the bi'nlge and tit it up tor hotel. Rt. Rev. Bi-hop Fink, of Leavenworth, will officiate nt the C.ithi Me church on Sunday ami administer confirmation.

Office over Fuller's Grocery, Douglas Avenue, Wichita, Kansas. i The City mills are running only twelve hours, Thousands of dollars worth sold In Wichita this (j. Kent 01 relereuce given. is brick, 32x4(5, two I ,4 Bunnell's hoii'-e stories. The Howe Sewing Machine STANDS AT THE HEAD.

feed store to Wll- A. C. FILER, Ajrent. Sfover has sold his son Bros, 5SSS John Fisher is ouUditig an addition to his house. Th Nc-w Hovtp la a UpHuty.

Tlie Im-prorstl Howe nevei wns lieateu ior all kl.ds of Jiunlly -eivliits. NotUIs, oilh, shultlen for utl Uoi'niura, cousniintly on iutiuL COM DETENT SOI. (CITOR3 ANTED W. A. Condart, east Wielma is a kitchen.

F. J. ARNOLD, Agent, db-icoico Sazar. play on the tiont porch it would it he I ived there. Ihe piles of manure aroun 1 in the lot uudalli js ought to be removed.

We hopu the will eu that the city is put in a better sanitary condition be-iore we have much more sickness. I. Miller lus built a comfortable residence in Lees addition. It is 30x34 including porches. Helms built a good barn and planted an abundance offiuit and ornamental trees.

Our city it spioadiug so rapidly and are my strangers line that is becommuig mure and more a ueces-ity that the names of the streets be pk.ced on the street corners. It could be Very e.i-il,y done ami at a small expense, wliile it vsrnld be a gieat benefit to nearly every One. We hope the council will consider the nutter soon. A banquet was given by the members of the Fresbyteriau church on Tuesday evening in honor of their pastor, Mr. Hewitt, who lelt on the following morning for an extended trip east and peihaps to Europe.

Mr. llewitc has been in very ill health and needs a rest. We extend our best wishes to him and his wife who will accompany him. and hope they may have a pleasant trip and that the pastor will return with better health. at his lesidence on B.

Curry died Monday night. S. A. FIELD Mrs. Kelly liasj returned from her Kansas Citv.

In every Countv to take orders far CRAMS NEW DOUBLE REVERSIBLE MAD 01 (lie United States and World. Betmapoi'the kind published. Snider A WiLMer an: umpiring to give their indiudmd r.Gention to ice cream and sicli. I t's a good piacc. The new letteiing on the State Bank i as hanJ-orne as such work can be.

At-kin'on inav well feel proud. Louie Ditluian bis moved hlssalnon in the room formerly occupied by Stover's feed htoie. When you art anything in the line of cracker call at Wilkes factory. is building on south TREE TRIMMER Uuder stands how to trim nil kinds ot Fruit and Forest trees Pruning Grapes a Specialty. C.

Conklin T.awrence, lfx3L F. S. Sabin lias Lees addition. Solis Rapidly. built a re-idence in Leave orders at this office.

Strawberries are on band and as low as twenty-five cents. new wall; in J. H. Black is laying LARGE COMMISSION. 1 For Circulars Address A.

K. Atteberry, Gen: Agenr. front of his residence. F. WILKE.

CINCINNATI BAKERY, Capt. White has built, a porch and large hay window on ids house. KEENV1LLE, ILL, Gore sells ice cream for 10 els a dish. 31-tf Fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes Always on hand. Douglas Aye.

Judge Walker has moved his office the Kansas National bank. FINE SHADE? And J. B. Vager has built a neat little residence 10x32 in Lee's addition. For life-like photos go to Rogers 3'1 4t ORNAMENTAL TREES.

Go, to Gores tor delicious ice Dr. Munsell has opened his office next to Redfioid Woods old stand. cream. 31-tf J. T.

HOLMES, FUNERAL DIRECTOR, The new walk in front -of Ilnrtwig block is handsome and substantial. Fruit trees, grapes, small fruits, shrubbery, at Elliott Spencers yards next to the east City Seales, Douglas avenue. Go to tlie Wichita Greenhouse for al kinds of plants. Corner Water and Third streets. 30 4t DEALER IX The Bank of Commerce lias been ornamented with new paint and varnish.

O. F. SPENCER, Agent. 2-1-4 1 Coffins, Metahc Cases, Caskets. An itmnen'se selection of choice plants at the Wichita Greenhouse, corner Water and Third streets.

30 8t Olivers new brick house will he 10x44 two stories with mi all io and John has built anew cariiasre house and a new fence. Tile latter lias no political significance as lie is a stnl- WJlt, Mr. S. March, inis built on South Main His residence is 10x30 with an ell 10x10 one and a lmlf store. Miss Kate unlock, in company with tier cousin and uncle, editor of the Emporia News, left on the editorial excursion.

They will begone aboutton days. All tha rooms on the corner of Main and Douglas have been vacated for the new brick block which is to be built there Frank B. Smith and Miss Lizzie Hinton were married on Tuesday afternoon and left on the evening train for the east. Ed Rock, who works for Benton FJdridge, was stabbed on Tuesday evening by a drunken wretch. It was a deep wound but not dangerous, Alonzo Wardell, a brother of Tommy Wardell, of Rockford township, liasjust arrived from Indlanna.

He is pleased with the county. Garry Davi's will take charge of Shu map park. He says no beer will be sold there. This will, no doubt, cool the ardor of some enthusiastic people. We hope our readers in the country will keep us informed of all the news around them.

If they do ii.will be necessary for us to enlarge Send in the tie and see 1 lie Lkapkis grow, Also Denier (n all kinds oFsewincf ma-ehino, needles, Oils, At.tiirhineiiis parts, etc. The cheapest house in Wichita. First do )i south ol Douglas A time, west -iMo ol Mein street. Call at Moores old butcher stand and see "THE BOSS for all kinds of feed. 30-tf City, has and built a ST.

LOUIS Fruit and Bird Store John ITowey. ot Arkansus bought lots near the railroad house. lee cream ior only 10 et at Gores. 31-tf ZECocpa a fu.ll tins of Derfect satisfaction given in any style of photographs, at Rogers gallery. 30 (it 1873-1883.

HICHEY HOUSE, Core has received one of the Erie soda fountains which for beauty eint be excelled Crosby Philips have opened a grocery in the building with Dr. Greenlees drugstore. Fine Conlecticnery. Bins, Tobacco acd Fruit Fresh crackers, jumbles and ginger snaps and everything manufactured at a cracker factory, made at Wilkes cracker factory. 31-tf ITIlAltCES XSEIFO.

FINE FRUIT A SPECIALTY. bircs b'Jliffi'l und sold. Mr. Fisk is going to build a largo residence on Emporia avenue. It will be 84x28 and two stories.

G. H. Pearce, Agt. W. A.

RICHEY Propr. $1.50 per Day. Wichita, Kansas. Wanted: A position as nurse or Most affectionately adapted to the care ot children. Mrs.

J. Beard. Mosley aveoue, 4tb door south of Douglas avenue, 31 4t Rev. Kelly spent Sunday in Emporia, Ills pnlpif, was occupied in the morning hv Iev. Post and in tb evening hyHey, 21 Fems lo Arrrup, 2 Coon cant Topeka Avenue..

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Pages Available:
108
Years Available:
1882-1883