The daily eagle. [volume], May 21, 1884, Image 3

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R. P. MURDOCK, Business Manager.
Has the Largest Circulation of my Dally Paper
in Southtcettern Kantas.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION :
. DA1LT I1Y MAIL.
One copy, oneyear , $3 oo
Ono copy, six months 4 00
One copy, three months 2 (X)
One copy, one month 75
Twenty cents per -week deliered lv carriers in
the City rostajm prepaid.
wj:"ekly.
One copy, oneyear i $2 on
One copy, hx months i oo
TO AIKU1ISHRS:
Our rates Tor advertising shall be as low as
those of any other paper of equal value as an
ad ertising medium
All transient advertisements must he paid for
In advance.
Entered in the I'ottojlice at Wichita, n second
clan matter, and attend to trantitwn tlnouyh the
mails at tueh.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
The following table Rives the arrival and de
parture of trams at Wichita.
ATCHISON, TOl'KlTA &, SANTA FlI
GOING SOUTH
Kxpress lli.StA Al.
Ac. J-reipht. 3:fi I. SI.
Wichita K.!i nop. M
Kiress7..1..T A. Jl
Ac Freight 1 in P. 51.
GOING NOItril.
Aiium..
Kansas City KxiPreiH I 7:J A. SI.
Kxpn-ss 5-3JI', M U.VXV. .M.
Ac.KreiRht 11:53 A. M. I lir'll', M.
Kuns daily. -
All others tlailj ecrit Sunday.
JT LOUIS .1 SAN FItANCICO.
Mall train from St Ixitiisarrivesatfi.Wp in ;
leaves Tor the north at (..or. p. in ; Mall tram
leaves for the east at : 33 a. in.
WICHITA A W LSI K UN.
Accommodation leaves the Union depot for
Cheney at 10. t'i a in ; Freight depot at at 1I:
a. m. IJetuniliiK, leaves Cheney at 3:IUp in ,
arrivliiK at Union di pot at 3 .00 making connec
tion for Kansas City with the regular passenger
from the touth.
ST. LOL'Ib, FT SCO IT A. WICHITA.
ui:ivi. i.kvvi.s.
Ac. Freicht..7:IOa
Kx. & Mail. O.i". p.
Freight :"i
m Kx. A. Mail '.) Wl a in
in. 'rdj;ht.. . bum a.m.
in Ac. Freight 9.0J). in.
PROFrSSIONAL DIRKCTOKY.
K. P. UUSTZ,
Plillcii'i and -iirgc()ii Olui'cover Fuller A,
Sou's grocery
W. F.
WALKKU.
Oflite. ovei
Altolnev
at Law.
Iv:in.-in Nn-
llon.nl bank.
L. F. mii:i:u'ooi,
DenlUl. Oilicc in Ferrnll lliiililingoppocile
IHislofUre. Mxln ntitel, Withil.i, Kansas.
Teeth extracted without pain lty tdtrojoxtde
gas.
.1. J. CIUST,
Architect and Miiiliilcntcni. Olhce, Kmll
Werner's block. Dunging iivenue. In tvveen '!
jiekaaicnuo unit Lan retire St , icliiln, Ivan
1. D. HOUSTON, r. V. 1 ENTI.EV.
HOUSTON A. IIL'NTLKV,
Attorneys at Law Ollice over Kinxas Na
tional haul., Wichiti, Kan.
.T, F. LUCK.
AttomeyatI.au, Wiclilln, Kmirn
i:. c itUGG!.i:s,
Attorncv-at-I tvv. Oflice over No
Main
Street, Widiita, Kansas. 32-
O. D KIIMv,
Attorney at Law Room No. 3, t 6 I.aiid
ollice building, Wichita, Kansas.
.1. C. IIEimi.NG,
CUll Engineer and Ileal Cetsito Agent 'I'iiii
ple block near 1'ostofltct', WiUilin. Katies
HAT OX. ItUGCMCS .V lA ItSO.N,
Attouni vs-at-Law, Wirhitn, Kansas. II-
.i m haldkics'iun.
AttoiiniA at caw, Wit hita.Sedgwicl. county
Kansas Olhce In ( eiiteimlal lllock.
UK -I C DUAN,
Dbxtiht. liooim in Field building. Main
hlrei-t, oppo-.Ho Hardin,? .V FMiei 'it. 1.1-31-
lllt. L DO'iLi:,
llK71s Olllrn ovri It-lines A, -mi's dnij
store. Centennial blnrk, WUhita. 41-
H. W". I OI.MN.. UOIST. I VI VTT
COLLING- .V PIATT,
Alloinevs at Lav. W ill pi.irtice In bolh "tale
and l-edflal court Ollicn in Temple block,
Main htieet, eeond tlaliuay noilli f Post
uniee, Wlililtn, Kansas.
WANT COLUMN.
Ailreilinenunln i Mi tolumn will le that ged for
al the late of Vive t tnts ;i line pci iceet. A'o
adrertiienciit taLen for las than '1' i enlt.
WANTLD-Mrangers to know that we have
at line a line id lie al J.stnte Kirguns,
both in eilv and ountrv, as aujbodv
l-tl " Ciiiivvi u. A. Srtns(t.
WANIi:i-sli.rjlely to know that We
have the 01 iest and most reliable set or
Abstracts In the count "A word t' the wise
is snflleient. C vi.nvv l i.i. .V sti.m;
"I7"ANTEIi The public to know thrt for Ab
fV stracts. Insurbneeor Kial Estate, it will
pay you to call at Temple IiIih k and i-ee
i-tf CV1 1HVI II. A.STI.OMI.
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.VN'l KD Kvervboily wanting (ity lots to
eall at our oaire for good bargains.
I'.l'NM 1 1. A. Uovs.
ANT LI) V rirl for houvwork.
I.nriMi l.no-:
ANT LD Sl.'ifl for 1J line lots, nil m one
body; worth tjil!
Jil WI.IL V liCIVS.
"1T"ANTIU Farmers and (itireiiH to know
tliattheold reliable and pioneer cloth
ing licuse of v al;le is located seioud doir south
of PoKtolllc e.
ITANTED To rent a good ollice room over
Wichita grocerv . K H. ltovs.
"1TASTE1 Ktivi-rs for choice property that
W rents readily Tor -irw per j ear 1 hree
hoiMes and large lots lor S.'.OTJ.
IlivM u, A. Kovs
WANTED Kverv body to visit the Star
Clothing House ami examine goods and
pricc-s before purchasing elcw here.
"'1T'ANTKI A good businebM fur sale in a
y live town. For further partirnlar-ati-
drer h at once
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A. .
Wichita Posl-
iitice, Kansas.
lvv
WANTED To hell a good top bugg, ildo
bar; or will trade lor a pha'on
K II. Itms
"'IT"ANTKI We Avant strangers visiting
Y Widiita to stear clear of loafing agints
and ourb-stono broker, and bu proiert of
bonui reiou8lble and reliable llrm like our ov n
or Niederlander'a 111 nnlu. & I'ovs.
WANTED Mai.v customer to betlttedout
in those i Ieg-mt and nohliv Corkscrew
suits. Star Clothing House
7"ANTKD Girl for general housework.
iseicrrjiei's icjuirtMi. ii ii iiovs
"YirANTED Parties wanting loans cr town
y or country property, to call and see us at
anytime, litsol money.
ISl-.NMIt. A, Ko.
frlvNTED-Everv body to know that Ilead-
V quarters iB Mar Clothing House.
"17"ANTED 2,000 acres of land In one bodv
tV In tliis county, for a tancy stock farm.
15rNFIA& Iiovs.
WANTED We want mercJiants to know
that our Insurance companies are all
strictly Urst-clasn. and their policies cost no
more than those of hecond-iate companies.
Itl-NMLL.V ltov.
H7"ASrKl Wf want Tin. Dah Evr.w.to
W be a big success, and make lots of money
forMurdock 15ro3 , and also Tor
Hi nm ix A Roys
1T"ANTED lliix-r for a good s-t of double
y Harness; used but little
Iti'WKix A. Rovs
"I'lJ'ANTED Land buvrs to make their licad
IV quarters at our oilicc. lTentv of bta
tioner- and ilesk room
lli-NM-xt. & Ron.
WANTED Lver bod to know that we.
haw been , are novs , and alw ayi. w til be
the most succest-ful real estate and loaning flrtn
In Wichita. lti-Nvj.i. A. Rovs
WANTED Ever body to know that vv e hav e
the strongest and best Insurance agency
In the Btat. Ulnmxi. A Hon.
1T"ANT LD Parties Jiaving property Tor sale
fV to leave price and description at our
OlllCfl.
Tim
1U-mxi. A Rovs
ED Ruver for." lots at $1M each,
V worth $23
Come soon or vou will be
KIVMLL.V IJO
too late.
"IfrANTED A live agent to introduce in
y f-edgwick county "T'Teasury of song "
Its nu t commeinls its sale not cheek but
gentlemanly deportmtent and teorL H all that is
neoessury. Ever- musician in Wichita Is its
reference Applv evenings to gi-neral ngent,
,;oom 3 1 emple Iiloek l w
WANTED 1 he ovv ner to call at the Golden
Rule More and tlaim one pair of baby
alioes, No. 5, and two lady's vests, which were
left there, and can be had by paying Tor this
notice.
Real Estate !
LOAN AND INSURANCE AGENT,
Corner Douglas and
yv-iOHiiT,
THE MOST RELIABLE ABSTRACTS IN THE COUNTY.
Taxes Paid and Rents Collected,
Correspondence Solicited.
SUNNY KANSAS.
In tho first numbers of the "Wichita Dvn.Y
Emili., we wish to eall the attention of its
many readers to theinduecmenls offered to the
immigrant to Wichita and Sedgwick county. We
assume it as a fact that the great Arkansas val
ley is a favored spot, that nature has showered
her blessings with a lavish hand, that our fu
ture is full of promise, but a word of detail may
be of interest to the many contemplating a
move to tlie West. The visitor will readilysce
that in this and the adjoining counties we have
the largest body or bottom or v alley land in the
west, and it may be said that it is not a valley
hedged In by precipitous elilTs, making a large
percentage of waste land, but the margin is
only marked bv a gradual slope, every acre of
which maybe tillnl profitably. Our soil is a
rich sandy loam, well adapted to a great varie
ty of crops. Thesub-hoil is a deep deposit or
sand, affording a free passage of water from
the river, and by constant evaporation nourish
es the crop during the dr est season. The visi
tor to our "Forest City" will sec the effect of
this by the freshness and vigorous growth of
trees andTcgctatlou, even in midsummer.
To attempt a showing or statistics, or our
products or late ears is not our purpose,
though it may be or interest to know that the
assessor's report for the ear ls33 show3 a re
turn of 0,b7.,0.V) bushels of corn raised in Sedge
wick count alone, from which it will be seen
that the l.',w busiiels donated to the sufferers
from the Ohio flood was but a drop from the
bucket. The crop or wheat, oats and other
grain, the number or cattle, sheep and hogs
shipped during the ear were each in propor
tion to the corn product. The rich, nutritious
grasses, the mild winters and short reeding
season, afford peculiar advantages to the stock
raiser, and the story or our success in this
branch or industry has spread beyond the lim
its of onr State. Last v ear we negotiated the sale
or .r,)i) acres or land in the western part of the
county to parties from Ituffnlo, N. Y., to be
known us the "Jew ett horse farm." The pur
KsC is to breed and raise thoroughbred horses,
and the location was selected particularly with
reference to all tho necessary conditions, after
having visited many portions of the west in
search1 or a Iocon. Men may theorize and
speculate, but t.iG investment of money tells.
For every .variety of fruit suited to tho cli
mate, there seems to be but one condition to a
sure crop the planting of trees. Onr fanners
ami fruit growers are already realizing large
profits from this crop, which will increase with
the growth or orchards. Our grand exhibit at
the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia in
'70 w ill long be remembered by the thousands
who there learned with wonder what we had
achieved in the wuy of fruit raising
The growth or our uty within the last Tew
ears has been phenomenal. From the trackless
prairie on 1 cars ago she has bloomed Into a cit
or as many thousand inhabitants. From the
building or gas and water works, a street rail
way, and, by actual count, 573 new houses last
car, it may he inferred that our condition, to
say the least, is hc-iltby. With our six banks,
with an aggregate capital of over sVW.ooo, our
live or six flourishing newspapers, to which we
can now welcome thcMIvn.v Em.li:, with the
associate press dispatches, onr five ralhoad
lines, our Miprcniacy in size and thrift to all
surrounding points, wo may claim for Wichita
a rapid grow th Tor ears to come. Our geo
graphical position is sulliucntly lemole Troin
larger cities to make it nv ailable as a distribut
ing point This condition Is duly attested by
the building or rival lines or railroad, giving us
the advantage or competition in freights, and
as naturally as results follow causes our mer
chants arc turning their attention to the job
bing trade, the first venture or the kind being
a wholesale grocery house, with a capital or
$100,00.). The field is ct unoccupied in many
branches of trade. A pork packing house, a
woolin factory, btarch works and a canning
f.tctory, are a row or tho things greatly needed.
The material and the market are hero side b
side, strikingly illustrated in the roily or ship
piiigtho live hog to Kansas City or Chicago to
be killed and returned to us in the form of l.in-
brands of hams nud breakfast bacon at btill
more fane prices to tho consumer, in addition
to our homo market we ma alwas depend on
a ready sale for our surplus to our neighbors in
the non-producing regions or the Itocky moun
tains, saing nothing or the great -markets rnr
ther east In the money ci liters ol the country
tlare are millions or unemploed capital which
might find safe and profitable emploiiient in
ouroung and growing state. New industries
are springing up on every hand; onr cities and
towns are growing; the product or the field and
rami are Increasing; v allies are tending upv ard,
Lbacked by the productions or the country, and
fha bone and tissue and energ of the people, ror
tunes haiobeen made in thelcgitiiiiateincrease
or values, aud with the impetus now moving
us there are line opiorUmit!es for iuick n turns
tomone properl invested.
From our partial list, which is but an index
to what we have to offer, it will be seen that the
purchaser can be suited in any class of real es
tate. Improved farms and wild lands, stock
ranches and .lit propert can be shown in great
vanet. Any information sought with a view
to purchase in oar section, will be cheerfully
given, and a circular containing a map of
Sedgwick county, with an extinued list of
property will be mailed on application to
N F. NlUH-M-AMO-it, Wichita, Kanbas
UNLUrilOVKD LANDS
s w 12-iVlO wet. Kiirman osntT,
Jl acres broke- 5r0.
law. wl-sorw 1-2 32-SS-Sw, Kingman coun
ty. :.o acres broke, SisOO.
"IMS). Quarter 0 miles e or tow n, SitoO.
1.-.74 Quarter 2 1-i miles se or Cheney. $i)
l.VsT 1-2. Quartir sec 10 miles n w or Wichita,
on Arkansas nver, $2000, $3X) cash, balance
on time at 7 per ceut.
ISfO lWaoiiNinnescahriver, .'.miles below
Clienev. 20 a in cultiv ation, SiW
IVs," IB) a 7 miles south or Goddard, $lfX).
1591 Quarter sec 5 miles east of town. SiWI
I5P3 1W) a sallies s e or Wichita, Slant), 1-3
c.ish .
ltd. C5 a adjoiniug Garden Plain, SlKoO
1C03. It) a in sec; 4-2j-3 etejt, llntier county,
25 in cultiv ation, Sl00
lft)7. tIO a 12 miles s u of Wichita, good up
land, $15 per acre.
1C22. Quarter 4 ralles n wof 'Garden Plain,
$15o
1(32. liVa2nulcs n wof Garden Plain, 23 a
broke, $17)
10S5. V0a5 miles from Ganlen Plain, $"i0.
lat n e 1-1 33-20-i w, 7 miles n w of Ganlen
Plain, $1200
KUO. n c 1-4 4-30-1 vv, all raw, 81509
KVh. 2ik a in ii c part or Comanche county,
plenty of w nter, a splendid cattle range, S3 it
acre
' IMPKOVKD I.ANDS
i 13i? K'rO a in Kingman county, 7 miles west
of Chenev, 5j a in cultiv ation, one btorv house
i with cdlar. S120.
1520 1ft) a U miles s wof Wichita, small hoe,
M) a under cultivation, good orchards of apple
and peach, nico grove, 225o
1531 10) a 1-S mile from Cheney, 4a a in cul
tivation. $5000.
1.V52. 311a 7 miles w of town on CnvvsVin
creek, l-O a under cultivation, 10 a of timber,
' house of 3 rooms, granary, stable and other
building,- RH hedged and cross hedged, tpton-
did orchards und groves This is a beautiful
plare, 8W jzr acre
1531 100 a 8 miles s of town, near Havsvillet
iost-onice. 110 a in cultivation, goodjl 1-2 storj j The late improvements in West Wichita, In
hoaec with addition, barn2il3t! with loft, corn I eluding the new pa$encer depot, have brought
crib, smoke houe. Ac , 15 a
pasture, good
bearine orchanls. 835 ier acre.
15.10. 100 a 1 mile n e of town on Chisholiu
cn-ek, 125 acres in cultivation, 1 story hoii-e.
granary and crib, hedged in on two side, some
bearing rruit, a splendid place for block SlO.tAV
1.530. 40 a 4 miles n vv or Goddard, 110 a in
cultivation, 1 1.2 story house or 7 rooiu. Ice
,
Emporia Avenues,
K.AJETS.A.S.
house, store building, post-office on place, good
rences, living water, some fruit, SMjOoo and
terms to suit.
1510. 1(W a 4 miles s wof Goddard, 11-2 story
house of 0 rooms and good cellar, stable for ti
horses, cdw stable for 8 head, granary, cribs Ac
good hedges, 30 a pasture, wired, 50 a in culti
vation, living water, orchard, Ac, $1000, easy
terms.
1542. 1W a 4 miles n of Cheney, 110 a in cul
tivation, small house, stable and granary,
spring or water, ;good orchards, 81500, 1-2
cash.
1511. ICO a 1 miles e of Cheney, Ilrt a in culti
vation, living water, some fruit, 82200.
121". 4so as miles seorCheney, 2 good hous
es and barns, cribs, sheds and other buildings,
bearing fruit, living water, 100 a pasture en
closed with wire, 812,000.
154C. h.0 a C miles s w or Goddanl, 90 a in cul
tivation, small house, watered by clear creek,
$21.01.
1517. 100 a 1 1-2 mile s e Ganlen Plain, 120 a in
cultivation, 1 1-2 story house of 4 rooms and
good wnllcd cellar, "stable and granarv, on
Clear creek, 82500.
1550. li.'J a 5 miles n or Cheney, 70 in cultiva
tion, house, some rrult, watered Iij Spring
creek, 820 per acre. .
1551. Ki) a 2 1-2 miles s or Garden Plain, 115 a
in cultivation, good honse, barn, granary, Ac.,
all fenced with wire and hedge, 4 a of fine bud
ded fruit, 83')0O.
1353. II.') a 2 miles lrom Garden Plain, all
smooth land, 12) a in cultivation, house and
living water, 82500.
1551. lbO a ill Untler county, 5 miles from Au
gusta, 20 a or timber, 120 in cultivation, good
house, granary and stable, plenty or fruit, liv
ing water. 85000.
1550. 4" 1-2 a on Little river, 1 ndle n of town,
1 1-2 story house, 5 rooms, good barn , corn cribs
aim granary, good orcnarus ana small lrmts,
83100.
1557. 4s0a in Ilutler county, 2 1-2 miles e of
Andover, 220 a in cultivation, 1 1-2 story house,
5 rooms and cellar, all hedged and cross hedge
ed and wired, 4s0 apple, 000 peach, pear, cher
ries Ac, all bearing, a llnely improved place,
812 000
1561. s w 1-4 30-23-3 east, Ilutler county, 1 1-2
story house, fcO a in cultivation, 82500.
153. 100 a 3 1-2 miles w-of Valley Center, 1 1-2
story house, 3 rooms and cellar, granary and
other improvements, watered by Little river,
840 per arre.
Pitri. 1C0 a r. miles n of Wichita, house with 2
rooms, small barn, 140 a In wire pasture, good
orchards of apple and peach, 825 per acre.
P.so. loo a 7 miles w of town, near Covvskin
creek, 150 in cultivation, 1 1-2 Btory house, live
rooms and cellar, stable, granary, cribs ami
sheds, various kinds of fruits, all hedged and
cross hedged, $0,200
15.S1. loo a 3 ndlea n e of Derby, on Spring
creek, 20 a timber, 140 a in cultivation, 11-2
story 'louse 21x10, stable, granary, sheds, and
cribs, hedged and cross hedged, plenty of fruit,
80 KW
152. 100 a 4 miles n of Garden Plain, 80 a in
cultivation, 1 l-3story house orarooms, stable,
good orchard or apple, peach and cherry,
S'Jf.00
153. 100 a 3 miles s e of town, 30 a in cultiva
tion, 130 a fenced, onng orchard, watered by
Gypsum creek, 85000, 81000 cash, balance on
time at 7 per cent.
15sl. Quarter sec. 4 miles n of Garden Plain,
house with : rooms and small barn, 40 a In pas
ture, 8350 j
1'ri'i. 100 a 2 miles w or town, good frame
building, 100 a in cultivation, young orchard,
SMXK).
1020. lK)a.5milesu wof Wichita, Wain cul
tiv ation, rest enclosed in pasture, good house
ami sianie, 3-ooijo.
K.21. loo a 3 miles n w of town, all undercnl
tiv ation, 1 1-2 story house of 4 rooms, stable,
orchard and shade treeB, Ssooo.
102.1. 1C0 a!) miles s vv or Wichita, 100 a in
cultivation, house with 4 rooms, stable, cribs
Ac, $350)
K.2I. 100 a 8 miles vv or Wichita, 120 a in cul
tivation, house and stable, 81500.
1025 C.iO a 2 1-2 miles n or Garden Plain, 300
a in cultivation, 2 houses and 2 stables, living
water, 'sljoo.
CITY PKOPKKTV.
No. 172, One-story lrame house, Tour rooms
and pantr, on Mosleyaveiiue. Lot 108x150 feet,
i ast front, corner alley, fine inut and shade
trees, "slsoo.
No. 171, Fine two-story frame residence of
eigm rooms, on r.mpona avenue, cellar mil
sie of house, corner lot 125140feet, good fruit,
line neighborhood; a special bargain at 83").
No. 170, Cottage of fonr rooms on Waco
street, lot 52x112 feet, good fence, peach, pear,
plum, cherry and line shade trees. Price 81100,
on good terms.
No. 107, .Small house, three rooms, on Cen
tral avenue; good stable, picket fence, fruit
anil shade trees, choice location. Price SHOO,
half cash, balance good time.
Fo. 10s, Five or six cottages in East Wichita,
under rent at 20 per cent, on the pnre asked for
them. Houses new and in good order; a choice
investment.
No i0, House with three rooms, on First
street, cellar, hedge fence, fruit and shade
trees, one acre of ground, 81500,
No. 105, House, six rooms, on Central ave
nue, comer lot, 'X.xllO feet. IJarn and carnage
house, apple, peach, plum, cherry and shade
trees, $"i
No. lH!, T hree cottages on Emporia avenue,
English addition, all rented at good figures, a
choice investment.
No. Ill, Frame residence, six rooms, on To
peka avenue, barn, fruit and shade tries, lot
50x110 teet,2o00.
No. 127, House seven rooms on Lawrence av
enue, south; barn for lour horses, buggy shed
liicl.cn house, water in house, fine fruit and
shade trees.a beautiful home, "s250ii.
No. 117, Elegant residence on Topeka ave
nue, eleven rooms, nine presses, barn, crib nnd
outbuildings; broad walks, picket fence, fine
lruit and shade trees, 85"0O.
No. !.!. Valuable business pro;wrty on Doug
las avenue, llrst-class location. Call for price
and terms
No. 00 Fine business property on Douglas
avenue; old building, but very cheap at SVHIO.
No ts One and a halfstory frame residence
on Market street, six roonM, In good repair,
coal house, shade and fruit trees, 81500
No M. One-story frame on Washington
street, large lot, 8750.
No. id llHslnc-us property on Douglas avenue,
Griffs nd.Jition. Frame building, rents well,
82500
No. DI One lot on Main street, well located,
on'j-story frame building, 81750.
No. !5. lluslness property on Mainstreet,
vndcrrent, 82500,
No 37. Two-story brick building on Main
street, centrally located, all rented, 852X).
No Isl An elegant- residence in the north
east part or the. city. Large grounds, tine fruit
and shade trees, modern house in perfect or
der; a rare dissee to the right party
No. ls. A nice cottage on corner lot. near
center of business, new house, 82000.
No. 101. Cottage of live rooms on Mead ave
nue, plenty of ftuit, over one acre or land,
81501).
No 173 A b. antiful home on Lawrence ave
nue: lo ssx;40 reet, one and a hair story frame
house of seven moms in jierfect order, good cel
lar, well and large cistern. Harn and all neces
sary outbuildings. Fine gapc arlior and other
rruits; shade in front, pnee 84000, part cash,
balance on pood time.
No. 152. Two houses on Wichita stivet, five
rooms eacli, ccmcntisl cellar, pantry and clos
et in eadi house, nice shade trees, lot 50x150
feet, 815"0 each
No HO fcmall house, three rooms and cel
lar, rents for 812 50 Price $800, on Lawrence
avenue
No 141 House of three rooms, on 4th ave
nue, rents for S10, price S70
No 13? One-story frame house on Emporia
avenue, good ccllarj bam, water from water
works, near horse car, fine neighborhood,
S20"0, cash aud time
No 135. One-story frame residence on Law
rence avenue, sLx rooms, "cellar, coal house,
carnaee lions-e, hennery, lot well fenceel, ttecl40
reet Fine x anetv of fruit and shade trees, be
locality in the city. Price 85500.
No 5 Four lots on Chlsholm street, 8100
each, x cry cheap
No 11 Tnolota'on Emporia avenue, Eng
lish's StU addition, 8300.
No 23 Two choice lots on Douglas avenue,
fine bnslne3 property. Call and get the figures.
No 24 Six lots in Lakeside addition, cheap.
No 43. Five good lots on Court street, $150
to 9200 each.
No. 32. Two lots on Wicldta street, 8300.
No. 03 Mx. lots on Douglas avenue, 4ew)
No 73 A nice plat of ground "for sob-dividing
on .Lawrence and lopeka avenues, can be
sold at a bargain
No. 7G Ituslaes lot on Main street, 81000.
No iG Large lot on Market street, cheap at
8550
No 7 A large lot for sub-dividlag, on Cen
tral avenue.
I have the exclusive sale of lots in Oraie and
Phillips addition , south of the city. This is the
highest plat of ground around "the city, and
urices are within the reach of all. 100 lot al
ready oM, and houes are springing up all over
the addition Call early and make a selection.
us an unnn-ccdented demand for lots in that lo
cality it is me nearest vacant property to ne
business center of Wichita, and there is no
doubt of its rapid growth and a good advance on
present price,
I have the sole agency fer lots in Stevens ad
dition. These lots are centrally located, and
arc having reaAy sale.
GROCERIES!
Fair Treatment and Honest Goods, goto
CRAVEN & RHODES'
South-east Corner of Douglas Avenue and
Market Street. 1-tf
"W. G. ILVCKER.
L. C. JACKSON.
HACKER & JACKSON,
Wholesale and Itetail Dealers in
Colorado and
Pennsylvania Anthracite
And all kinds of
BITUMINOUS COAL!
Also
Stone, Lime, Cement, Hair, Etc.
Office at BiglJed Scales, No 70, Douglas Ave.,
South Side, Near Depot. I-tf
J. P. ALIST.
Every Thing Kept in a First-Class
Drug Store.
JOHN DAVIDSON,
TDK
Pioneer Lumber Man!
OrtmidSICKIHHrv
KSTAUUSHK!) IN 1 7'.
A Complete Stock of Pino Lunb:r,
SHINGLES,
LATH,
DOOUS,
always on nand
Jt- Office anil Yard on Mirket Street, between
Hovtjlat Avenue and First Street. 41-tl
FOR BOARD AND LODGING
(3-0 TO
J. N. Ellin's Restaurant,
On Wafer street, one door north of Douglas)
Avenue, in the Werner building- U
Popkess & Wakefield
Have the well known
MCALESTEE COAL.
Which is ccjual if not siipnrior to
the Canon Citv.
We advise all onr readers to give it
a trial, as this firm will keep it on hand
constantly. tf
Erst Ark.Val. Bank!
1 870.
Iho oldest monev iiintlliition in the Arkansas
' Valley.
W. J. WOODMAN, - - l'lpsident
Wm. S. WOODMAN, - - Cashier
W'l.I,. C. WOODMAN, . In. , - AsstOi-hler
COUIlKSl'OSDnNIS:
American Exchange Nat'l I'.ank, New York
Kirt National Hank, of Chicago, Illinois
11 ink of Kan-us Cit , Kansas Uty, Ml-nonri
Are no.v oceupjln our
New Commodious Hank Building
No. 33 Main Street.
So a General Banking. Business
In nil It- modern function.
Loan Money in Any Amount
On all MttUfactorj collaterals rell, iier"inal
or ch tttel ami acconiinoilate the borrower
lth time from ono ilny to live ear.
B3" Sell ticketi by the r.t-teit anil fi-ifiyt lines
of steamers in the uorhl. to or lrom all jirincl
jul Kiiro.in port', Ii North Uennnn I.lojtl
or Ctinanl lines.
In etenclin to the commercial area which
onr incre.i-etl rncilltie" are likely to Introduce,
its well as to the liberal iintronao which hne
mi lonpevtcniletl ns their ronflileni.t In blinil
raith alone. e ileeni it a duty to lay berorc
them a fmalllletl statement or our financial con
dition I.l.S0lUCK.
Loan and discotinU . ...
(Mei-drafts
Tax-eale certificates
Cash on hand and exchange ..
Kiirniture. Ilxturej and ner-onal
$ 31,174 01
.. 1, & )
173 t'J
3',1S7-'1
0,VJt 71
l'aid-up life Ins. drawlr.s ilUhlcnd 4,1V) (H)
Kcal estate, city ami country. . . . Hl.Nul 00
Gro-.i Sill.lW U.".
LIAniLIIIES.
I)ciosIts pubjert to draft
aud certificate S Ki.Ci. 40
SIortRajcesonreal c-tnte II.SCUJU S70.134 70
Capital and surplus or the Klr-t Ar-
kana Valley Rank, or Wichita,
Kan sas, May 7th , l;jl jiji.sw S5
I, W S Wooilman, cashier or the First Ar
kansas Valley bank, tlo solemnly swear that
the above statenunt I true, to the bestor my
knou ledge and beller
V M WOODMAN, Cahlcr.
Snb-cribed and f worn to before me this 12lh
davor May, 1;I.
fAi..l t - CALDWKI.1.,
Notary Tublic
CommUsion expires .March 9th, lfi
At the reiuet or W. C Woodman we have j
cArefnllr BTumlned In detail the above state
ment of the First Arkansas Valley Ihtnk, or
Wichita, Kanss3, nd herein certify the tame
to be correct anil equitable, to the be-t or onr
judpnent and belief.
I, X. WOODCOCK.
Treasurer of Scdrsvick connty, Kama.
K P. FOUD.
Clerk of Sed?wick cocnty, Kan-as.
Subscribed ami sworn to before me this Uth
dayof Mav. I:te4
V S WOODMAN, Notary I'nMic
In the oriran'tallon or the First Arkanvs.
Valler Rank, or Wichita, Kansas, f Invoke
neither directors, Ftoesholil'm or lirauchrs,
nor do we tleat In IM114, mrplns or ont-lde
Isue. Onr labors are strictly to the mea-nre
of Its legitimate succefs
For its prndent management we are Iodivida
allvret03tble. r'or the iirotectnon of every dloltor 1
pledjfed the la-t dollar of onr fortune.
UreetinK with tnany thants our numerous obi
frlendn. whese tuttronaye. with onr enhaneoi!
rtti.tlltfft hhAl' u hsnnr In InrrAA. mil !
klc.ily nch of tbe pjneral jialiHc a may ileJre j
lo avail ineiucnrs lurinii, tu viuc juuiut-n .
and convenience ituty see prndent to accept, wc
sre reieetfnllrTOlir.
W. t . WOODMAN A SON
If von are pjln? to bay a Watch, Unn. l'Utol.
Mimical in- S. ilrnment, '
DiarooiidX W V I'Ib, slwe1
Uuttons. II r.iD?,wtrh '
(Hiala, rr.H 1 Bin 1cU "T
thinjr.itv.'iU ir yj to
go and fee B l'OST. the,
l'awnbrok- F er, forlfbe:
ha an ythlnp you w ant roa can Mtve rooaey by
bayictr of him. Two bxir we-t of TrwWiBt j
ilotue, next to Xledertander's land oSee, 41 j
lVaglas avenne, Wichita. Kansas. 1-tf I
MHIHnssP: lEjKftiHMHPHI'ftVsDaHIHHHP ' - ?Ti ?Mc ". ' - . a
f ifBkiiiiKiitiBBlBwiH' s
iBHHIs.WAillijJ 11 illiif Dwiite m m wiadiJTMii !j
Upon honest comparison quality always considered you will find our prices lower than elsewhere. Uoth floors of our btiildiny arc crammed with new
aud desirable Clothing of all grades for Mcu, Boys and Children. HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, KUMIER CLOTHING, UMIIKKLLAS. GKXTS
FURNISHING GOODS. Call aud see our Stock and Prices.
Bitting Bros., One-Price Clothiers, 108 Douglas Avenue. Wichita.
iMIA.ILTTT.EILi &c
DEALERS IN
Staple and Fancy (jroceries,
rFILOTTIR A2STJD FEED.
MAIN STREET, WICHITA, KANSAS
GOODS DELIVERED TO ANY FART
IMIOILTIEir
k:. o. wilsoit &c cdo.,
(Successors to Wilson fc Toms,)
OF SO?- I.OTJIS, MISSOTTBI,
Loan Money on Improved Lands on Long
or Short Time.
Money ac Sight, Commission Very Low. -We
have connected
REAL ESTATE
In detail Iiiiy,Scll & Exchange Western property for Eastern, and vice vcr'a
Call on or address
M. L. GARVER.
Manager of the Wichita ISraitch, WICHITA, KANA.i
Oflirt on Main street. firt M airway norlli of F'. ().
COOPER'S STABLE.
LfVEET T LIVE AlTD LET LIVE PRICES
Ilugries, Plitons, CarriBRes and Si'rins
The Finest and Cheapest In the Market.
THE VALLKY GROCERY,
w
NO. 513, DOUGLAS
-ntea.:r, irMiiPLEi
Largest Stock
. and
(
Krcrylliinjf Giiarantcetl Rr-t-0i.ts-. Your OrilcrSoliill.
X.
W E. JETT & So.
IDK,ESSSK,,
OF THE CITY.
1-tf
Dnoisrsir
Wazona lor sale at prices ransinjc from &V) to $i.vi
COOPER'S STABLE,
.1 I CofiPEB, 1'roprietor
AVENUE NO. 513.
- EJZsn: siotjses.
Lowest Prices.
, - v,
PECKHAM &. HELLAR,
(. TT SS T7 TT Q l A M ( " v " N T
J JLVVVXJLVVO j OPJ'pSITE HJSTOFKICB.
WE HAVE THREE
GOODS DELIVERED IMirEDrATELY ON OUDKR
--F. W. SWAB!--
fdUCCKS&Oi: TO K. 8TACKMAN )
MBROHAlSrT TAILOR!
Keeps on hainl lino goods of the latent tyle. The largt-t ftock hi the
i-ity. Satisfaction giiarantectl. No tronhle fo hIiow goods. Call and fee me.
ir. -w. s-w.a.:b.
I-tr Klrat Door North of County ItalMlnjr,
GrO TO
cThe German Grocery,,
FOR CHEAP OKOxJERIES.
A FULL LINE OF FANCY GROCERIES.
No. 110, Douglas Ave.
H. IF. FBIEND Sc CO.
r
LANDS & LOANS!-
W-JC:EIT.A., 3SZA3SVSJLS.
If yon ieaire to liny, wll or oxchatin real citatj of any kfntlor borrow
or loan money on real wlalv oroliaitcl-, give ns :t ll. Wo have llic bt
facilities for onr biisinci-s. Correpoinlcnec wlicitctl.
Okkick, 122 DauijUu Avenue,
TZTA-JElGrtttt BROS,
(Snreor to W 3. CorlwU
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERS.
Xo. 27 MAIN STUKET, WICHITA, KANSAS.
COFFEES, TEAS AJSTJD E-AJSTCir
GrBOCEBIgS.
FRESH ROASTED COFFEE ALWAYS ON HAND.
Largeet AKcrtmeat of Tina Drioi Traits ia taa Citj.
California C'annal Gooth of nil kiiult, Paragon Jrfo Grtatc, Machine Oft,
Oram Seedr, Klc, Klc
Onr lm 1 to tl efTylbluy In nnr Il,
ftrrU Jut at Uiey re aatry tA city trjul
1 1A11 of tbe cltr.
y, -
F. BOSS'
Furniture & Carpet Euiporiiuii!
THE LARGEST STOCK. LOWEST PRICES.
Furniture, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattresses,
7X520W 82A22S. SH&2Z HZTUZZS.
Lambrequin Poles, Cornices, Mouldings Mirrors, Chifdrens;-
Carriages, Eto.
I 2aa Blocx, sppodte PstieCee,
-
DELIVERY WACONS.
HUSBY & KKCBNBItT
H'iettttt, Kttimtt
ol U.ut Urit-Ine, ivl to lr rpre"iit
MU. Alt troil lllTrr4 prirmpttj Ut asy
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