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M. M. MURDOCH, Editor.
SATURDAY MOBNING, MAY 24. 1884
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
A delegate convention of the Republicans or
the State of Kansas Mill be heM in the city or
Topeka, on
WEDNESDAY, JULY lCru, m
at 4 o'clock p. ra. for the purpose of placing in
nomination candidates for State officers and
electing a Republican State Central Committee.
The officers to be nominated are as follows:
One Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
" Associate "
(to nil vacancy)
Gorernor.
" Lieutenant Governor.
" Secretary of State.
Auditor of State.
" Treasury or State.
' Attorney General
" State Superintendent of Pub. Instruction.
All citizens who arc in favor of elevating and
dignifying American labor, protecting and ex
tending home industries, giving free popular
education to the masses of the people, securing
free enffrage and an honest counting of ballots,
and effectually protecting all human lights. In
every section of our common country, and who
are willing to support the nominees of the con
vention, are invited to co-operate with Repub
licans in the Primaries and County Conventions
sending delegates to this Convention.
The besis of representation shall be the -vote
cast for lion. James Smith. Republican candi
date for Secretary of State, at the general elec
tion held in 1S. Each conntv shall be en
titled to one delegate and one alternate for
every 300 votes so cast, or any fraction thereof
125 or over, fbovided that every conntv shall
be entitled to at least one delegate and one al
tcrnate in said convention, according to the fol
lowing SCHEDULE:
Count let. Votes cast. Del. Counties. Votci cast. Del
Allen 128G ..4
Anderson 1104 ..4
Atchison 21ft! ..7
liarber 2M ..1
nation wn ..3
Bourbon 2010
ltrown HS91 ..C!
Butler 1!I78 ..7
Chase 708
Chatauqua 11G3 ..4
Cherokee 1774 ..(J
Clay. 1U3
Cloud 1041 ..fa
Coffey 1352 ..&
Cowley 214C ..7
Crawford 1705 ..&
Davis 774 ..3
Decatur 341 ..1
Dickinson 1G20
Doniphan 1770 ..o
Douglas 2237 ..8
iuiwaros iw ..l
Elk 1014 ..3
ElBworth Mt ..3
Nemaha.
Neosho..
Ness
Norton...
Osage...
usbomc.
Ottawa...
Ellis...
Ford
Franklin....
Graham....
Greenwood.
Harper
Haney
Hodgeman..
Jackson....
Jefferson....
Jewell
Johnson.
i'M
.... 370 ..1
....i;rj it
... 278 ..1
...101 ..
.... 4.VI
...ir,y, . r
.. . IK) ..I
...iai ..4
....1700 ..6
...i42i;
.i.vj7 ..ri
Kingman 49 ..2
l-yon 2093
Labette HIM .
Leavenworth.. .1!M1
Lincoln 70S
Linn 1540 ..!
Marion 1071 ..4
Marshall lull ..;
Alcl'herson 1722 ..6
Miami 14SO
Mitchell 1228
Montgomery.,
Moms
.1700 ..c
. 081 ..3
...1423
..1270
... S27
... 428
...22SC
...1033
MS
Pawnee r20 ..a
Phillips CSS ..2
Pottawatomie.. in:o ..c
Pratt 17'J ..1
Rawlins Ill ..1
Reno 1440 ..5
Republic 1SU ..."
Rice 1070 ..4
Riley 035 -.3
Rooks UM .2
Rush 348 ..1
RuBsell .V8 -.2
Salina 1938 ..7
Sedgwick 191C ..G
Shawnee 4911.15
Sheridan 31 ..1
Smith flffis ..4
Stafford 431 ..2
Sumner 1721 ..C
Trego 207 ..1
Wabaunsee 10V ..4
Washington.... 15.17 ...r.
vvtison i7
Woodson 74 ..2
wjandotte 1032 ..7
ITOUGAM7KD.
Cheyenne - ..4
Comncche ..1
Kinney ..1
Gove ..1
Greely ..1
1
1
Hamilton..
Lane
Scott
Seward...
Sherman.
St. John..
Thomas..
Wallace..
..1
..1
..1
..1
..1
..1
Total.
.'M28Z
It Is recommended that delegates be selected
in County comentlons on Satuiiday, July 12th
and that the primaries for the same beheld,
Saturday. July Mh. in such manner as the sev
eral Republican County Central Committees
iiiuy proviuc.
County Central Committees should cio at
least two weeks' notice of the time or holding
conventions, ny publication in the county pa
Iters.
It is ordered that delegates forw ard a copy of
lican State Central Committee 'at Topeka, im
mediately following their electlon-
lly order or the Republican State Central
Committee.
A. L. Reuiikx, -Chairman.
Attest:
Wiut W. Waltov, Secretary.
Topeka, May 5th, 1884.
THE GUDGEON-POT.
We wonder bow the brown-haired states
man of the great Arkansas valley will take
this instruction for Horton. He de
clared recently that "old AI Ilortou must
go," but perhaps be meant that be should
go Uock to the chler-justlccsblp again.
Still the angelic slumbers of the agnostic
statcsmarrwould be lefcs pertutltcd if "old
Al Horton" would go back to private lire.
Kantat City Timet.
The brown-haired statesman -just
now has other fish to fry, but will
give his attention to the gudgeon-pot
when he sots his dailv fairly on its
eet.
FIRST-CLASS COUNTIES.
Sedirwick will be raised to a first-
class county this spring, but the fal
lowing from the Wellington J'ras
shows that Sedgwick will not be the
only county with an auditor, assistant
clerk, etc. :
"Sumner county has more than 25,000 in'
habitants. This requires the appointment
of a county auditor, who shall pass upon nil
bills against the county before they are pre
sented to the county commissioners. The
county auditor's salary is 1,000 per jear -bis
bond $50,000. Ho is appointed by the
district court and continued by the board
ot county commissioners, and right here
arises a question or considerable specula
tion. Judge K. S. Torrance is a republican
and will no doubt appoint a republican
The board of county commissioners is dem
ocratic and it is intimated that they will
not confirm a republican. Here is an op
portunity for a pretty little bitch."
A DAMNABLE CRIME.
Mr. Dodd, the president of the
Newark savings bank, loaned $2,881,
582 of the earnings of the depositors
to Fisk & Hatch, professional stock
gamblers, who bet it on stock margins
and lost most of it. When the news
reached the depositors there was a
frightful excitement in Newark. The
New York World describes the scene :
"Weeping women, wringing their hands
and gesticulating wildly, besieged the
doors of the defunct Newark savings in
stitution all day yesterday from dawn until
night, and the wildest excitement prevailed.
"My God J" exclaimed one woman to a
policeman that was keeping back tho
crowd, "Iliato nearly $300 in that bank.
It's all in the world I have. My husband
is sick and wo have lHe children at home
crying for something to eat. Our landlord
has threatened to put us out, and I came to
draw enough monev to pav him and buy
lood."
Such stories and such sccues were too
common. Sometimes over one hundred
tear-stained faces were seen, but tears were
nothing. Some strong working men were
there, and tbey sat or stood about in si
lence, their faces stamped in despair, and
others shouted and cursed and were for
storming the building aud draggiug the
robbers out into the street and giving them
to the crowd.
Late in the day many ot the crowd were
induced to go nome, nut
SUNDAY PAPERS.
Both theGcncial Conference of the
Methodist Church and the General
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
had before them last week, resolutions j
condemning the practice of buying
and reading Sunday newspapers.
Mauy speeches in support of thee
resolutions were made in each body.
butwcfind.no reports of remarks on
the other side; aud yet there are
probably few Methodists aud Presby
terians, whether clergymen or laymen,
who do not buy aud read the Sunday
editions of the newspapers. On no
other day of the seven is the demand
for newspapers so great as on Sun
day, and a large part of it comes
from the most intelligent and
most conservative members of the
community. The truth is if the clergy
would but look at this matter as it in
reality is, they would discover that a
Sunday morning paper is the product
of Saturday and Saturday nightV la
bor, and that a Monday morning pa
per is wholly the woik of the Sabbath
day.
The Ncv York Sun, in speaking of
this matter, says that the clergy espec
ially are very careful readers of the
Suudav newspapers, and we doubt if
there was one among the New York
delegates to thee conventions who
was not himself guilty of the practice
he as-isted in condemning. Nor U it ,
at all likely thai the demand for Sun
day newspapers among Methodists
and Presbyterians generally will in
the leas.t diminish because of the pas
sage of the resolution';, which nobody
seems to have dared to oppose
BUNNELL & ROYS,
Real state
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.FARM LOANS,
Fire and Life Insurance
AXD
Ascitis A. T. & S. F.Rai!ro.fI buds.
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Money "always on hand to Loan
Lowest current rates.
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The oldest established Real Estate
firm in the citv.
OUIi IXSUKAX'CE AGENCV.
Aetna, or Hartford $9,192,C41
German American, of Xew York 4,0G3,9CS
Gcrmania, of New York 2,709,72)
Hartford, of Hartrord 4,541,210
Home, of Xew York 7,4s3,Cl
Ins. Co. or Xorth America, or Phlla.. 9,071,C
liv., Ind., and Globe, or Liverpool. 5,771,9.!)
Phoenix, of Hartford 4,433,019
Underwriters, or Xew York 3,C,791
The Equitable Lire, of Xew York 03,000,000
O-OBcc in Hoys' block, upstairs, oer Bank
of Commerce,
IE!. UrEiOO-Gh,"
Grain and Produce, Commission
Merchant.
Chicago market reports received, every fifteen
minutes from 9:30 x. , to 3.-30 r. x Office
under Citizens Bank. Wiehlta. Kansas. Deal-
en in grain and prodace invited to nuke my
omce weir neaunuartera.
d-3-tf
f . J. BLOOIER & BBO.
Groceries
AND
Queensware!
COK.
DOUGLAS AXD LAWRENCE AVS
WICHITA, KAX.
Tho Cincinnati Commercial-Gazelle
calls upon the Ilcv. Henry Ward
Beccher 'to explain how he, a radical
free trader, can, from a bu-iuess point
of view, indorse a candidate who fa
vors protection to American indus
try." The fact i that Uecchcr's prac
tice is always better than his theories.
He knows there is no danger from
"protection," aud there is danger
from Bourbon rule, and therein Becch
er is consi-tcnt. It is the duty of
every mau. if he cannot get all the
rood he wants to yet all he can.
Diamond Mils.
Si & T
wrcniTA, KAN.
MiMTACTunnns or
The misfortune of an Ohio woman
ought to he a warning to wives who
contemplate eloping with handsome
men. Thos Dillon's wife ran away
from hei home in Akron, O., and look ,
the children and $1,400. Tho next j
day Mr. Dillon i eecivod a letter an-1 H Jj "ET H? IR ICE
nouueing the death of a brother, who
left him $50,000 and the pro-pootivo
heir to an estate worth $1,000,000. He
says Mrs. Dillon shall not have a cent, i
Slafliari Ms of Floor.
EVERYTHING SOLD AT
At the
No. 80 Mail St.
Though goods in our line arc lower tbau
for many years, we still offer inducements
to close buyers, especially in
Sugars, Syrups, Coffees, aud
Teas.
Wc mean thi. Convince yourselves.
Telephone No. 39.
J5T Xearly opposite Wichita Wholc-ulc
Grocery. d-2-liu.
ORGANS TO RENT
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Or Address I ock Box S3,
Wichita
Kansas.
Killeen & Stockinger,
Practical Plumbers, Steam & Gas
Fitters.
(las Fixinrw. Sieara Healing k Ventilating a
SpetiillT. Estimates Foriiiskil.
S3" liP on Ma11 s'et, old Arkansas Vat
ley Bant Building, Wichita, Kansas. Pcst
oOiceBox445. C-l
W. L. McBee,
SEDGWICK COUNTY
Abstracter,
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Abstracts of title compiled nit afcort BoUce.
Fire, Life and Tinaif faotmce.
Represents teTen of the best Com panic in the
worl.L tl
STOVER & BRACHTEL,
Contractors &. Builders
Wichita, - Kansas.
V3F Shop on First Street, west of County
building. d-4-lm
Frooman & Peckham,
Staple & Fancy Groceries'!
Fruits, Nuts, Candies, Etc.
Highest cah price paid for produce, ilorc goods sold for the Fame
money than by any other linn in the. city. Good delivered promptly to any
part of the city. G3f South ?ide of Douglas avenue, Third door west of
Main Street, Wichita, Kansas. 4-tf
WICHITA FOUNDRY
AND
Machine Shop !
XKAK IKOX BKIDGE
R. McPARLAND, Propr.
56- Choice Lots! -56
FOR SALE
In the northern part of the city.
Prices Low. Terms Easy.
Apply to .7. U. Turner, or Joceljn A Thomas.
J. A. STEDMAN,
Generai Insurance Agent.
Fire, Tornado, Life and Accident
OFFICE 100 DOUtH.AS AUENUE,
Over H-irncj' Drug Store.
Larpst Apncy in tie Valley.
Aldrich & Brown,
Wholesale Druggists.
Goods at Kansas Citv Prices.
Main Street,
Wichita, Kansas
AV
S. COi:l!KTT. ITeoiitent
II. II. IMCIIAUDs.
A. HIV-", Via- I'resiilet
I. II
IlLACir. Sec anil Tress.
S. r..lOIINSOX.
WICHITA.
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Last year New York had "a reform
Democratic legislature" in both
branches. They raised the htatc tax
from '2.45 mills to .1.2o mills : and the
legislature of this ye.ir, which was
Republican in both branches, cut the
levy down to 2.23 milN. representing
a saving of $2,000,000. Almost any
body can see where the "reform" part
r.iniR in.
GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE!
Toltciii June 1st, at
k. Alice Shits' Milliner Store,
Xorth of Woodman's Hank, west siile of Main
btrect. I-tf
The groat Democratic journals of
the land discuss "John L. Sulilvan and
hi power as a champion slugger" in
long editorial", and aie silent as the
grave as to who should be the nom
inee of the Julv convention. Why
should not John be a capital candi
date? As the party i without prin
ciples, it might run John on his muscle.
SCHWERDFEGER'S
Eagle Bakery.
Fre-h bread, pies, cakes, candies, con
fectionarv, fruit-, etc.
Good-city.
delivered anvwhere in the
Tho wife of Dr. Dio Lewis is some- J
thing of a heroine in Xew. York just 4
now. A tramp walked into the din- I
ing-room where she was alone the I
other day, ami demanded that she '
tcrvc him with a first-class meal. She
seized a revolver in one hand, took the '
tramp by the ear with the other, and ,
escorted him to the door.
64 MAIN STREET.
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SURGICAL INSIIIUIt.
jl. jsro'WTJiisr
DRESSMAKER,
Elliott's Block
WHOLESALE GROCER CO
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Corner Douglas and Laurence,
stairs.
Room No. 2 up j
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(frtcorpostttcrf January 14, 1881)
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NOS. 73 AND 75 MAIN STREET, WICHITA, KANSAS.
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The tempeiauce meetings at Dodire
City on Sunday were addressed by It.
15. Welch, of Topeka, formerly presi
dent of the State Normal school, and
Kcv. A. 11. Campbell, without dis
turbance The speakers refrained
from casting iiic-brands and the audi
ence from exploding.
The Mutual Union Life Insurance
Compauy threatens to sell the Madi-
fron Avenue Congregational Church,
New York, to secure a mortgage.
This is the church which has attracted
eo much attention for three months
because of the quarrel over its pastor
the Kcv. Dr. Newman.
Senator Hawley, of Connecticut,
fays that he wishes the next presiden
tial campaign could be passed over by
general consent and let President Ar
thur continue in the White house for
the next four years without any contest.
SPECIALTIES:
Eyes, Nose, Throat, Catarrh, Ears,
Surgery and Deformities.
e. "sr. ivr.TXK'SEr.ij, :m. :d.,
Proprietor anil Surgeon in Charsre,
58 North Main Street
1. S. Cnt.nrrli ot the Xoe, lliroat mul K.irs
cured I13 :i mild ami uw iiiiicess. Will she
rtllef.ut once. Cures rriunnent huiI guarm-
li e-1 or tho iaie not undertaken.
IfiXTON
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Donsilas Avenue, near Depot.
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS.
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WiqHLTA NATIONAL- BANK,
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W7CCXSSOR3 TO
WICHHTTA B.lsr:
ORGANIZED IS lTi.
Paid-up Capital,
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JOHS IAlOX.
$125,0.00
OIRCCTOIIS:
S. H. KOnS, A. W. OLIVER, " M. W. LKW,
X. F. XIEUESLANDER,
W.R. TUCKER.
LARGEST CAPITAL STOCK OF ANY BANK IN THE STATE.
Do a General Banking, Collecting & Brokerage Business.
Eastern xndToreiqn Exchange bought and sold.
IT. S. Bonds, of all denominations, bought and sold.
1-tf County, Township and Municipal Bonds bought.
B. LOMBARD. Jr.. VraMtnt.
jas. i.. lombari; vic-iTw't.
L, 1.SKlXSKR,CMfcr.
UKO. K. I1ULTOH, 41Cidil.
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Kansas State Bank.
Paid-up Capital, - - - '- '$52,000
J.P.ALLEN,
J.I. ALLEN,
GEO. E. SPALTON,
DIRECTOBS:
JAMES L. LOMBAIU),
B.LOMBAUDtJrn
II. (J. DAY,
L. l. SKINNER.
Receice Debits, Make Collections, Bug and Sell Exchange, and trans
act a General Banking Business. , f
COiaiiES'O " 3D353SrO?S:
JESUP. PATOS JtCO., JBWHIUms St.. N. Y. NATIONAL HANK , OK AMKUICA. Chl".
BLACtfeTONK NATIONAL HANK. lltuu. MKKCHANTS' NAT'L HANK. hiu Uty
Kansas National Bank.
No. 30 MAIN STREET.
COMMERCIAL BANKING A SPECIALTY.
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Loans Monev at Lcrest Bates.
hsites Sight Brajls on all parts of Eurojtc,
Bugs and Sells Gor't ami Munict'iml Bunds,
' ' Pays Interest on Time Deposits.
Any Amount or
HABTFOBD MOZSTEIT
To Ij)n on llble REAL ESTATE -Uher FARMS or CI IV I'lOWKUry.
& Connecticut Bates of Interest, jV&
DIBECTOES.
J.L.DYEK, It. II. ROYS, SAM'L IIOUCK,
A. A,
II. W. LEWIS, President.
KOUT.K. LAWRENCE
HYDE, Ca-hier.
J. (). Davidson, Pre. S. L. Davidson. Vice-Pre".
O. L. I AViiMN, Sec'y
The Davidson Loan Co.
VATD-UP CAPITAL,
$00,000.
Money Always on Hand to Loan on .Improved Farms and City Property.
OKFICK WITH CITIXKN.4 RANK, Nortlit WlPllltfl lTanftS tl
CnirrMnln Strot nn.t DoiirIiw Atomic, f 1LI1IU1, UttUatW. W
6-lf
J. M. ALLEN & CO.
(SUCCESSORS TO ALLEN .v TITLMCER.)
.Wliolesale and
Iktail.
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GROCERS
CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY
LUMBER, SASH, DOORS,
A free-trade democrat tried to worm
himclf into the wool-growers eonven
vention becausu he was the owner of
n hvdratilic ram.
MEN OF MARK
Attorney-General Brewster is said
to have one of the rarest Hiina collec
t ion in this country.
It is said General Graut uow reg; vs
that he did not give his boys toy pis
tols when they were young.
Physicians have ordered Dio Lewis
to srivo un all brain work. lie will do
as they turned i nothiug but edit his magazine now.
MRS. KLENTZ
DKALF.R IN
MILLINERY:
And Human Hair Goods,
Announces that he will not be under
sold by any establishment in the
city for the next two months,
either at wholesale
or retail.
Next Door South of Woodman's Bank.
Ficht & Drescher,
Carpenters & Builders.
ST.? tncbett'they wou.d lose LalV tiicir ' , A discriminating exchange remarks
bard Barings for years. that Lawrence Barrett may not be as
, handsome as Henry Irving, but his
Tho Chicago Inter Ocean thinks iegs are mates.
, th v- VnrL- liiismpsa inoti .riv. Mr. Van Pliou Lee. a Giucsc gradu-
of President Arthur, aud declaring it ' i,cake. j
tho highest wisdom to re-uominnte j A yo &talc after jnakh R
lum at the June convention, produced spccc'h in ,10 hDUSL., runs 0ut and puts
a profound impression in Chicago. J his par to the ground to hear if the
That Arthur could not harmonize the J earth shakes.
warring elements in New York has' Governor Hamilton and several j
been the chief argument used against geudsc. pounds of hsh in
him throughout the West. The action afteninou. The governor caught the i the citv Manv rne re-itieuce3 are to b ,
of the leading business men of the first fish, a line black bass. i !'"!!t.. thi'! ' r not raniempMias
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53" OiiisIts the German Grocery, near cor
ner of Market street. i-tf
Greiffenstein's 7th Addition,
T!ie Xoii PesiraWc Re?iiieB Lois
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MANUFACTURE THE CELEBRATED BRANDS:
IMPERIAL, - (Roller Patent.)
WHITE ROSE, (Extra Fancy.)
X. L. C. R. - - (Fancy.)
Thee liramls have heen on the inn r Lets ljt. West, North anI South Tor ten yearn, ami t.aire
won an enrlable reputation wherever Intro'lcwd. To try them I to aj with thm We are
.i!wayi In the market Tor wheat at highest cih jirice
SHELLABARGER, IfvfBODEN & OLIVER.
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H. W KENDLE,
Ari'l Dealer In
HOfifc CLOTH, AMI METALLIC III RIAL CASES,
AinD CASKETS.
HOBES. OLOVEB, CKAPE, ETC. j
Hole two 3ne hear. A private telephone dlrert
to Ulelilta Cmetery. Office alwayi ten J
03 Ionsla Arennx. Wiehlta, Kana.
Prompt elttttlion to VrdTt fy Teligrafk. j
- Manufacturer of the cflchnttcil
MARBLEHEAD WHITE LfME.
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Ninety-seven per cent, pure Lime. Two ImrrrU will yo n far n three "f
any other Lime.
LonisTJllt Cemtot, MicMgan Floctcr and Hair, alwiyi on haad.
H0LL0WELL & D0RAN ,
Are to the front with the I-nie.t, Xeate"tf Xnblh't ami (Jlcop't line if
CLOTHING!
ECA.073, CAJ&3 &c TJEylSnSUIITO- Q-OOJJS
i3r Tiarin cxtit. &
WILLIAM KASSEL!
Has the Rnl Line of
DIAMONDS, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES!
(FINE JEWELRY,
COLD CHAINS,
SET RIHCS,
great metropolis will have great weight
ninons- tinuKintr men. every tiay
A. cable dispatch sav: "The khedive t
is saillv in need of 8.000.000." Then -
Imlliilnsr houUl secure xjme of thi-t yroi-eit at '
once t'rlees reotonaule Termseajy.
strengthens tho opinion that Arthur j put him on the tetired list of the ar- . J
would come nearer uniting the entire I y ojl Grge W. Childs get up a
uartv than anv one of the great names , . .
mentioned for tho office. 4 . HKic coiim, has wr.tten to at.
UKai , j American friend deploring the death
t- -.. i ii ti.n wni nvnr ' of Charles Keadc, whom he call his
written to
R. MATTHEWS,
DENTIST,
HOLLENBEEGERI( TEMPLE BLOCK.
sTOVEItJtnACHTEt., .
Cootracton andliniltleo, on First treet, wet
of Connty building.
Teeth extracted without pain. Fine gold flit-i JOB MLt.
iR;wa.srclaltj ArtlQcial teeth Irora J3Wto, one pair of fine carrias bnre, well 'match- i
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BRACELETS,
ROLLED COLD
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PLATED CHAINS.
No. 88, Douglas Avenue.
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Douglas Avenue, IMwccn HmylhV and Wllac'V itnph'tnrnt Hoii.
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Kimmerle 6c Adams,
WICHITA MARBLE WORKS
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- Lawrence's Brag Store.
CLOTHING HOUSE
Handles a Complete Line of
Clothing-, Hats, Gaps and Furnishing Goods
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