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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Tiie iciiita Commercial. VICTOR W. BROWN, Saturday, Aug. 25, 1888.

No, 1103 Chicago Knlercil lit Urn iiihI ollleu lit Wlcliltii, Kiiiihi'-i, for triuiHiiilHHlon throiiitli tint iiiiiIIm tin micnml ihh nmtUir, WEST SIDE NEWS. Family Groceries Provisions. Wilson to K11II0 Wheeler, lots 1218, 1315, Market st, Bushs udd 4000 (leo Piper lo Geo I) Piper, Huscrvo In Ford's udd 57ft James Gaffney to Ruben 8 Hughes, tiw 4, IIW 14, see 85, sw I4, aw see 24, 89, 8 W. 18(H) Peter Gello to A lllmmolwrlght, lots 71,73, 75, 77, Getto ave, (ieltoa add 8IHH) Fll.almoua 10 Ellen Reilly, lots 18, 80, 88, 84, Fannlo avo, Brewster's udd 81(H) 11 Baker to 11 Law ranee, lot 11, Orchard al, Kaelaer'a add 83(H) Clms II Campbell lo Caaaie Fisher, lola 45, 47, 14, 49, Maple at, Campbell's sub 4IHHI I) Tanner to J110 Siillurd, lota 83, 85, Getto live, Getloa add 1725 Itichurd Svkea to Jainea Oldham, hi, see 88, 85, 1 3000 HI rum Oldfatberto Jacob II Stephens, 50x100 rods In aw 4 aec 1, 20. 2 1808 Malliiaa Slockemar to Muthlus Selieer, lot 19, St Mark 105 Jno Courtney to Booth, lindlv 14, lot 23, Waco at 15(H) A Clot feller and CW Booth to llevllo Newton, lot 88, Wueo at 8(HH) Gilbert Brown and James Wilson lo Barbara A Townsend, lots 70, 72, Ida ave, Wellman's add lfKH) 1) Welili to Sarah Webb, lot 141, Main at 00 Ben lllto to Enaley (loaaett, odd lola 41 to 03, Cleveland uve, Granville Park 05IH) A Myalt to Kdw Millie, lot 29, a 14, 37, Ellis live, llatllelds udd 18(H) Total for week milling Aug.

23, $231,884 GLASSWARE CROCKERY. W. M. KIRKPATRICK, Meat FTsh Market. A FULL LINE OF SELECT MEATS.

Suit nml Smokeil Mculu nml Bnlogtiim; Fi'cnIi FIhIi of nil Kinds. No. 821 ('Ilienko nvcimc, Mins EstollnSnin, who Iiiih linen visiting in the family of F. M. Handley forsevernl weeks, Iiiih returned to her homo in Aspen, Colorado.

Chicago avenue and Seneca street have both been filled up considerably with soil during the past week, much to the satisfaction of eilziens hereabouts. Andrew Norstrum, who has been sick for some time from the of overheating, is slowly recovering, and will be out in time to commence school. Geo. C. Kerr, the new barber who bought out Geo.

Mold, has moved his family here from Piedmont and also brought his furniture, and is now settled in his new home. L. D. BROWN, SHOES! SHOES! Of every kind and style as cheap on the west side as any other place in the city. 1 1 1 9 Chicago avenue.

A month ugo, and all summer previous to that time, there were a number of men boarding at tlio Fairvicw hotel who were out of work, but Mr. llowe tells us that every one of his boarders has had steady work for several weeks. Ihisiness is surely looking up. Hodge Avenue M. E.

church. Class meeting at 10 a. m. At 11a, in. the pastor will speak on Those who Think.

At ff p. m. Nonli Alien, attorney-at-law, will deliver an address on Principle Policy. Sunday-schoal at 3 Ip. m.

All are invited. W. J. Tull, pastor. The number of teams on the west side streets hnsbeeh unusually large for a few weeks.

All kinds of grain are now in market and the melon and tomato crops seem to hold their own pretty well. The big bridge has from one to a dozen teams on it all the time. In fact it begins to look consideraby like Wichita. We welcome fall and its boom in buisness. The Missouri Pacific, Fort Scott Ilouto, is now running through Pullman sleeping enrs to Kansas City on all night trains daily, and through Pullman Sleepers on the morning train to St.

Louis daily; also through free reclining clntir cars on both night and morning trains, This is tlio shortest lino to St. Louis by forty-eight miles, and tlio popular lino to nil points east, north anti south. John llolliger pays special attention to cutting childerns hair. On Seneca street. CHEAP RATES.

Via the Missouri Pacific railway. The new short line to all Colorado, Utah and Paeific const points. Commencing April 1st and continuing thereafter until September 30th, round trip tickets will be sold via this line to Puelilo, Denver, Colorado Springs and Mauitou ut $23.00, to Ogden and Salt Lake at $45.50, and other points in proportion. Tickets good three months with limit of 30 days in each direction, allowing stop-overs at any point. Leaving Wichita at 5.50 p.

m. passengers have choice of elegant new free reclining chair cars (the only line having this service) or Pullman bullet sleepers to Denver, from Guneseo through to Denver, without change. Quickest time anil finest road. For reservation of berths, or any information, call at city ticket office, 127 north Main street. E.

E. Bleckley, Passenger and Ticket Agent. A. G. JOHNSON, Prescription Druist.

Cor. W. Douglas and Seneca. During tlio luHt wuuk tlio following triumfura of mil vhIiiU) Iiiivii boon recorded TIii'mo triiiiHfnm niuy bo rolled upon nil being more Hourly correct than nnything In tlmt lino proHontod 10 our people. They are furnlnlied ua bv II.

M. IIiiKoIh, AoHtrnclor, who piihlMien tlio Hcdgwlck County Dally Iteport. Kill DAY. Jno Neal to Jacob Shaper, lot 81, Third live, AIiIii'h add to Cleurwator 185 Daniel (lard to (Jeo II Llunkor and Ira Hunker, Iota (III, 117, blk 7, Wllaon'a add to Clearwater 400 Simon l.ebroclit to Danioi (lard, (KHI Dan Deventer to Albert White, odd Iota 89 to 47, Juekaon live, Uouhu'h 8d add 4100 Same to unmo, lola 18, 14, 10, IS, blk 8 and lola 18, 14, 10, blk 1, Avondale udd 1800 Same to Juinca 11 Mover, lola 10, 18,14,10, 07, Oil, 71, 7S, lilvoraldo at, lola 411, 51, 53, 55, 50, 58, 54. 50, Crown at, 8000 A and Wall to Mary Hartiea, Iota 1, 8, 5 lo 80, blk 5, (iurrlaon'g aul In Wichita (iarden.

5400 Milton Wade Moad und Tlnm Mllea to Miller II Jonea, blk 4, Keyatonu attb lit It 4 aec, 81, 87, 1 4500 II Hall to Jno Edwards, lota 10, 18, Second nvo, Akin's add to Clearwater 1 11 Wilson to Jno Hobrlg, lots 80 to 40, blk Victoria Park add 700 II llalril to A 1 Sanders uiul Isaac Hill, lots 15, lit, 17, blk 14. Martlnaon's7th add 1500 II Tosh anil II lliiruckniun and Denton lo liulrd, siitne 1500 Win A lliiatead to Peter Springer, lots 04, 00, First avo, Akin's udd to Clearwater 400 Hurley I) Zollurc to fhua Mutch lor, utidlv lota HU, 111, 118. 05, Ohio live, Ft Scott udd 1 A llallard to Alllco Thomas, lots 80, 38, blk 7, Hiirton Car add 8000 (loo (I Strong to James Dobson, lot 154, ltoa- entlml's add 300 David 11 Hiildrldgo to (leo Strong, lot 153, same 800 SATURDAY. A Cravens to and Victor Brown, Iota 7, 8, blk 1, Wilsons udd to Clearwater 175 8 Dunkin and Tints Speer to James Criswell, lota 17, 111, Htmdryx live, (ilendale add 3000 Slurdevant to Anna Francis, lotJ 88, 88, 81, Davison at, llallleld's add 8500 Paul 11 Mueller to Edwards and (ieoDSplelnian, lots 70, 78, Ouk st, Till- Ingliast's add 050 l.awrence to Kirkbrhlo, odd lola 7 to 15, I niverslty Place 8500 Jno 11 Baldwin to Daniel and Levi Sherwood, even lots 04 to 74, and even lota 84 to 1)4, Rochester live, Sherwood's sub, 10 to SO Reserve 80000 Jonathan Buldwin lo Bowmiin, lota 18, 80, (irove at, Buckner's sub In Richland. U00 lllrani Robinson to Jno II Clark, lots 11, 13, New York uve, Karr's add 785 Win Kassel to Lydia Kassel, nult-cluim, lot 81, Main st, (IrclllVnHtoin'a nod, lot 4(1 Chi cago uve, west side, even lota 330 to 848.

Topeka five, Davidsons add 1 Newton Young to Jno Porter, se4 sec, 10, 80, 8 1 JohAtllcld, to sumo, sumo property 1 MONDAY. Win Janncy to Anna A Taylor, hi aec, 5 88 8 2000 Frank Greene to David Mocking, lota 0, 11, 13, 15, Fifth live, DelVenlmiigh's add 1 Festna Foster to Fourth Congl church, lot 80 Tyler live, (letto's 3d add 5500 James A Butts to Lewis Trued, sc hi aec, 15, 88, 4 3500 (has Bush to and llulbert, hi, se aec, 80.30, 3 18(H) Anderson to li Hatcher, lots 17, 18, blk 84, Andulu 50 Jno Korick to A Anderson, 8x10 rods in sc cor, sw4 sec, 5, 88, 4 0(H) Win Haniinond to Walter Ball, lola 88, 21, blk 4, Cheney 8(H) It Thistlewood to 1) Kirkbride, lota 9, 11, 15, McCormick live, (ilendale 18(H) Daniel Pratt to 'Iiiih 11 Leynian, lots 180, 187, Rosenthal's 2d add 1 Win O'Leary to Ellenor Murry, lots 88 Mead live, June's sub add 85(H) Wesley Calblck to David Mucking, lots 33, 35, 37,30. Water st, Robertson's sub 4000 Daniel and Levi Sherwood to Wm Mark-land, hits 84. 80, 88, Sherwood's sub of lots 10 to 20, of Reserve il, Sherwood's add 80000 II Corn to Hutchison, lots 13, 15, Lawrence ave, English's add 9000 Stover to Jno II Baldwin, nc hi sec, 33, 87, 3 OtHH) John Smoke to Christum Cris, lot 44, blk 13, Orchard st, drove add 135 Clearwater Town Co to II (4 Lee, lot 18, By- el's ave, Clearwater 00 Jno II Baldwin to WIStover, lot 7, 1214 ft, lot 5, ave il, Sherwood's add 5000 Same to same, lot 8, hi, lot 4, uve il, Slier wood add 55(H) Josephine Dnffoy to Wm Ilodson, quit-claim, 14, sc 4 sec, 5, 87, le 1 Nelson II Ueorge by sheriff Sedgwick co to Elizabeth Ocorge, lot 84, Fourth ave, Mead's add, and lots 80,88, Fourth uve, Hiltons add TUESDAY. (ieo Helena to Geo Helena, sw hi sec, 85, 80, 8 2500 Jno Miltuer to Evil Liitlmm, lots 03, 05, 07, 00, even lots 54 to 08, Laura ave, Milt- lier's add 12iHH) lly Schweiter to Kendall Tingling, lots 179, 181, Wichita st, Scliwelter's add 8(H) Davidson Steel lo Mcrril Pinkston, lots 9, 11, Penn ave, Pilot (irove add 8H) Mcrril Pinkston to Mary McConnell, same.

8(H) II Tewmey to Price, lots 2, 4, 0, 8, blk south University Place Taylor to Taylor, lota S3, 35, 87, 89, Emporiu ave, Hays' Goldstein's udd Alfred Ray to Win Johnson, lot 1, lot 8, First st, (i A llatlleld's sub, 38, Mathew- son's add Geo Helena to (ieo Helena, i4, se 4 see, 9, 80, 8 Jacob Kunpp to Jno Faber, lots 21, 23, Hendry ave, Glundulc add Frank 11 (iluesing to Surah Smith, lols 5, 7, Grove st, Oliver's sub, 1, 3, 7, 8, blk 5, eh add James Gill to Jno Lightncr, se hi, blk 13, Wilsons add to Clearwater Wm Blakely to Julia llarmer, lots 21, 23, Second st, Field As Carmichaels sub of blk Sin Butler Fishers udd Chits Culdwell to James Wilkinson, lots 1, 3, 5, Cleveland ave, Allens 2d udd Pierson Carlton to Rolit II Kunson, lots 1, 8 and w2, lie 4, sec 13, 29, 1 Newcomb to I lacker, lot 54, Fifth ave, Hilton's add Same lo same, 11 20 ft, lot 35, 80 ft, lot 87, Topeka ave, Hiltons add Jno Dresser to lly Ilasemeyer, lots 15, 17, Ellis ave, New York 2d add Kessler to Mary Kessler, lot87 Church st, 55(H) KH) 1500 15(H) 5(HH) 900 400 400 18(H) 5000 2500 5000 237 2000 J. K. SCHOOLERS New Gasli GroGeru, 819 Maple Street. Quantity and Quality as Represented. Orders promptly delivered.

BATES MOORE, Sole agents for the WlGHITA GRYSTAL I GEL All Kinds of Coal. No. 127 North Main. BENNETT PRACTICAL PLUMBERS, GAS STEAM FITTERS. SEWER PIPE AND SEWER CONNECTIONS, PUMPS, HYDRANTS, HOSE AND HOSE BOXES.

All work und jobbing promptly attended to. 990 Ynurlnc A VP Wirllifn UHtiniuteH furnished free of charge. Ly llUUd. The young people of the Dodge Avenue Presbyterian church enjoyed a lawn social on the elegant grounds of lion. II.

E. Lawrence, on Wednesday evening. A delightful evening was spent in conversation, enlivened by music by Prof. Sanford's band. Besides the social features of the occasion, the Soeiejy of Christian Endeavor cleared a handsome sum ir.

Benjamin Stout, father of Mr. J. F. at the resi-llumphrcy only recently brought her father and 'her here from Cottonwood Falls in jf.c of averting his death. Mr.

Stout seventy-three years old and leaves a i and three children, Mrs. Humphrey jn the only one residing here. Rev. all preached the funeral sermon, the in-srment taking place at Highland ceme- The noted author, editor and Joble Prentiss, delivered his lecture, The 'emptations of Smith, last Wednesday veiling to a crowded house, at the Gur-ielil University. Like everything else tr.

Preutiss says or writes, it was full of nterest from beginning to end, abounil-ng with humor intermingled with plenty if good sense, and was delivered in a very pleasant manner. Mr. Prentiss is one of Kansas most gifted editors and lecturers, md it is always pleasure to listen to dm. A. G.

Johnson is back from a three weeks trip to the cast, lie stopped in Kansas City and Chicago but spent the renter part of the time with his parents his old home near Rochester, N. Y. le says that peoyle back there arc ihiining as badly as here of hard times, lis father, who is connected with a job-J, ing hardware house, says that sales have Wot been so light in ten years. While this is not exactly cheering news it may console some to know that other places When You arc preparing to take a journey there tire certain things absolutely necessary to a traveler's safety and comfort a through ticket that you are positive is good and nt a price that yon know is the lowest possible to be obtained anywhere, Besides these essentials there are always some miner details worth looking after such as having your baggage cheeked through to destination, sleeping car berths secured when desired anil correct information regarding free reclining chairs, close connection, union depots, location of trains, etc. To have these details attended to by those of well-known reliability, responsibility, intelligence and long experience you will do well to call at the Union Ticket Ofiice, 122 North Main Street, nml Union depot, near Oak street, anil consult the employes of the Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe and St.

Louis San Francisco lines, tliuir authorized agents, representing the best lines east, north or south Four trains daily to the east, all of them equipped with Pullman palace sleeping cars, both morning and night. Excursion tickets to till resorts. Through tickets to all points in America anil Europe and baggage cheeked to destination. W. D.

Murdock, Passenger and Ticket Agent. Family pies and cake at the Boston Bakery, 1013 Chicago avenue. Get your cabinet photos of Buldwin Son. No better made. 118 E.

Douglas Special inducements will be given business men desiring a fine room in the new Sunilower and Palace blocks. R. E. Lawrence. FRESH STOCK OF GROCERIES.

115 Seneca Hewes old stand. A. II. BOLON, Proprietor. Everything New and First-class.

F. HAUCKE, Contracting Painter. PAPER HANGING, GRAINING SIGN WRITING A SPECIALTY. 217 South Oak Street, West Side. Groceries cheaper than ever in the Kelsch block.

Sam Bukofzer. 1: THE FRISCO LINE. i are suffering ns badly or worse than this i one. i. 1 125 1 1050 1 21 1114 5000 1000 250 3200 7(H) 250 1 1 4000 050 1000 1000 4000 250 Bukofzer makes a specialty of fruits and vegetables; Kclsch block.

Buldwin Son are turning out some of the most elegant cabinet photos made in the city. 118 E. Douglas. Largest and finest stock of groceries and provisions on west side at Brown Son. Take the N.

Rock Island Route, the new short line to Topeka, Kansas City, St. Joseph, Chicago, St, Louis and all points east. Free reclining chair cars on morning train. Elegant Pullman on evening train. Ticket offices, 200 E.

Douglas Avenue, and station, corner Douglas and Mead avenues. Feed, Feed, Feed, at Bukofzers new location. Three loaves of bread for 10c. at the Boston Bakery, 1013 Chicago avenuo. Elegant business rooms for rent very low in the new Sunflower and Palace blocks.

R. E. Lawrence. where? The subject of this article is an important one to the people of Wichita and the travelling public in general. If you are contemplating a trip to some part of tlio habitable globe, the first thing that naturally suggests itself to youis, Where shall you purchase your ticketV The shortest lino, quickest time, Pullman sleepers or free reclining chair cars (latest design) running through to the great gateways without change, and reliable information in regard to time, connections, is what you want.

The constantly increasing travel on the Missouri Pacific, Fort Scott route, demonstrates its popularity and if you do not know from actual experience that its equipment is unsurpassed and that it litis advantages over all competitors, try it and you will become a regular patron of this favorite fine. The city ticket office, 127 North Main street, is presided over by men who have gained their experience in the largest ticket offices in the country, and by hard labor have familiarized themselves with everything pertaining to the passenger and ticket department. Any information you obtain at this office will he perfectly reliable. E. Bleckley, Passenger and Ticket Agent, 127 North Main Street.

Handsome new equipments surpassing everything now run west of the Mississippi river. A full line of elegant new Pullman Drawing Room and Buffet Sleepers have just been put into service by this popular route to run daily between St. Louis and Galveston, Texas, via Ft. Smith, Paris and Dallas without change. A full complement of elegant new Reclining Chair Cars of the most improved pattern and finish witli the celebrated Scarritt chairs upholstered in leather.

These cars are models of perfection and will be run daily between St. Louis and Halstead, Kansas, via Springfield, Carthage and Wichita, and between St. Louis and Bluff, Kansas, via Carthago, Joplin, Clierryvale, Winfield, Arkansas City and Caldwell. All passengers traveling between St. Louis and Arkansas and Texas, and between St.

Louis and Kansas points, should patronize this great through car route through the grand southwest. We will always lead all competitors in everything popular with the traveling public. For any particular information call upon or address nearost agent Frisco fine, or the undersigned. D. Wisiiaiit, Gonl Pass.

Agent, St. Louis, Mo. Mrs Grilfcnstehi to Whitlock, quitclaim, lots 5, 21, (I ft, 3, Main st, Gritl'en- slcin's add 8 Davidson to John I Bnnck, quit claim, lot 5, sec, 20, 2(1, 3 McClees to Newcomb, quit-claim, lot 54, Fifth ave, Hilton's add WEDNESDAY, 8 Wheeler to Jus Campbell, odd lots 117 to 183, 180, 128, 130, 132, Biddle ave, Loguns add Same to Edward Robertson, lots 173, 175, 177, 179, Campbell ave, Logans add. Waters to Rufus (lass, lot 41, Kokomo ave. Waters add, El Paso Reynolds to lJvina Mary, lota 10, 17, 18, Erie at, Olivers sub, 3.

0, blk 7, Cli add Weed to A Reildey, lots 183, 125, 187, 189, Vusser ave, Fairmoimt add Hiram Robinson to Hattie Craig, odd lots 1 to 11. Hydraulic live, Robinson's udd Ed Waters to It A Gass, lot Water's add Thos Calblck to Wesley Calblck, lots 223, 825, Market st, Hyde Furrels add New York Invt Co to Ilurvcy 1) Records, 50 ft, lot 88, Franklin ave, College Park to Annie Newcome, lot 10, blk 1, West Pine st udd Preston to Sam Goldstein, lots 42, 44, 40, 48, Topeka uve, Hays Goldsteins add. ('armielmel to Dan Grove, lots 25, 80, Lulu uve, Kellogg st add Jno Swanson to () Leen, lot 58, Orchard st, Kaeisers 2d add THURSDAY. Barnes to Weed, lot 1, Stephens st, Stephens add Kendall Tingling to Jos Bordner, lots 179, 181, Wichita st, Scliwelters add ltolit 1) Wilson to Thos Wilson, lots 50, 53, 54, 50, Maple Grove add Wilson to I) Tewmey, lots 1809, 1811, Market st, Bush's uitd New York Invt Co to Flora Iloldrhlge, 25 ft of 11 50 ft, lotU, Franklin ave, College Purk add That wicked democratic postmaster has been tampering again with the rights of west side people, and now we are inflicted with four deliveries of mail each day, instead of three, us before. T.

J. Whittaker is the new man who has been detailed to read our postal cards and as he travels afoot, he marches right up into the top story of every building, instead of leaving all our mail in a bundle at the foot of the stairs. The mail is collected from the boxes at each delivery and an additional collection is made about seven in the evening. A BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY. Grandma KnoJIloch, who is well known to all the old settlers in this city and county, celebrated her seventy-fifth birthday on last Monday.

Mrs. Kuoffloch is Mr. Martinsons mother-in-law, and has lived for many years in this county. Her children spent the day with her in a family reunion and picnic on one of Mr. Martinsons farms north-west of town.

Her two sons, Adam and John Knolfloch, and their wives, Mr. and Mrs. Martinson, and Mrs. Buttonfelt and Mrs. Overlees were all present and neary all her grandchildren.

Ho lightly do her years rest upon her that she looks ten years younger than she realy is, and her life bids fair to be lengthened another score of years. Free reclining chair cars are now running on the Cl K. Rocklslau. Route, the new short line to Topeka, Kansas City, St. Joseph, Chicago, St.

Louis and all points east. ft You can get anything you want at Bukofzer's new grocery rooms. You can always get the best goods at the Boston Bakery, 1013 Chicago Ave. Suites of handsome rooms suitable for living apartments in the new Sunflower and Palace blocks. II.

Lawrence..

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