Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, November 04, 1886, Image 4

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1756-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, November 04, 1886, Page 4, Image 4',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85032490/1886-11-04/ed-1/seq-4.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85032490/1886-11-04/ed-1/seq-4.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85032490/1886-11-04/ed-1/seq-4/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85032490/1886-11-04/ed-1/seq-4/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

Wichita eagle. [volume], November 04, 1886, Page 4, Image 4
About Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890

Image provided by: Kansas State Historical Society; Topeka, KS

Image: of 8.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (7.4 MB)

Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.), 04 Nov. 1886. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85032490/1886-11-04/ed-1/seq-4/>

Newspaper Page Text

s.
"$&c imistotte gailtj gacffef Stoqairtoxiiis, fjoxremter 4, 1886. i
,..;
$& - - z&t8rM, :j0mmi3$z &&cwZ. -juhjz zi:M-,t 3;st3
fss3$SHI4
vCy
a y-r
J PS 5.4
Vt Jr9 i
H! T'Y'tV I
?
3 - -'
rv
a.-,!. :E-nocK.
R. P. jictuocs:.
i.G!tor.
31. 31. MUBDOCK &BSO.,
Publialiers and Proprietors.
THURSDAY MOUSING. KQV. 4,-lSSG.
AH letters rvertalnln; to the business of the printing
hottseoVbinalrr.or lor Information cf advertising
Cher oommuulcatloiis to the editor.
Valley receiving ijotU tho day ana ni-,re
awcJted Prta reports mfaU.
TBRMS OK SUBSCUU.TIONS.
Bixcv-jrr mju rosrGZ toepxid.
nu orvr n vT... ........- ........... ;
necouy.slxinontliv. ,
.Ouscoyr, tiireeirj ..be .r -
an
CHKtn)I.ominu.n - M0f.fi
city.
WEX.Y.
Oa copy, one year. In tc btatc
O&eoo;y, fclz uiontiis
...81 I
.... Ol
TO ADVERTISERS.
Onr rat-5 for cdvertlslng shall be low m t!ioe oE
auyoti:rj3i.Tor eqoal valutas an aUTcrttoli. nie-
AIltranMeiit Ycrtlempntfl inst 1 paid lor In
advance.
Entered la the postofflcc at Wichita M jccond-clteii
mawr. and entered for tra-sin-slou throusn the
tnalls as t'.icl
Tho Maplo street bridge naara complotion.
P.. E. Harris, of Pilot Giovo, Ho., is In tho
city.
Major Bear ia very rick with malarial
fever. .
Thosl Hunt was up from. Conway Springs
yesterday. .
J. C. 'Barclay, of 03wco, cams to tho city
yesterday.
Mrs. T. Brown, of Hutchinson, ia' at tho
Manhattan.
Robert Powell coma to thy metropolis
from Emporia yesterday.
C. 1L Bay and W. If. Child, of Hiugmau,
tool: in tho city yesterday.
A.SEvcrctfc, ofWiufield, stopped over ia
tho city on his way to Colorado.
Mr. J. W. Bear of North Mai Let street is
very biei, and ij unable to tend to hia duties.
IL J. Hocnscheidt, o tho Herald, started
on a bubiucss trip to Kansas City la!t night.
Tho city council will hold a meeting Fri
day night to canvass tho voto polled in the
city.
Tho family of E. G. Dacoy on Korth Main
has Leon increased by tho ai rival of a baby
boy.
A car ofT tho tock 111 the yards of Fort
Scott oslcrd7iy afternoon attracted quilo a
ci-owd. -f 4
Mr. T. Ij. UyziJ, who lives on Aikansaa
avenue, and who has been .-ick for some days,
i rcpoi tei veiy much ,iproveJ.
L. V. Bloelan m anJ his daughter Miss
Laura, of Clear .vatar, stopped in tho city hist
nijht on their way to Hansa. City.
Mr, liirou Elliott has moved from tho
Elliott block to Ids iUeuce ou Lawrence
nvcnuD, between Douglas tncnuo and First
Btrcet.
Miss Piper Is accompanitd by tome of ier
Hlinois friends who como to look our town
and country over with a view to making
somo invostmonts.
So far tho report of tho election from
many of the townships nro incomploto and it
Is not probablo that tho official count, willlie
mado until tomorrow".
Dr. John Wood of Wellington, passed
through tho city yestorday en routo to Scott
City, where he will spend tomo weck3attend
Ing to busines matters.
Tho hop to havo been given Friday even
ing by Prof. Mahler has been postponed un
tif ono day noxt week. A. vcrj' elegant
alTair ma b oxpoetod.
Tho legular meeting of the Woman's
Guild w ill bo held this afternoon, nt tho resi
dence of Mrs. S- E. Jocelyn, Noith Topeka
avenue near the corner of Third street.
Mibs Maud Piper who has spent several
months with friends and lelativos in St.
Louis, Mo., and at Pittslield, 111., is again at
liomc moro in lovo with Wichita -than. ever.
Four new street cars were recched by
the street car company 3 est ci day aftcmcon
fiom tho Brownell & Wright Car Co. of St.
Louis, an I immediately put upon the
track."
Penf o's maioritv in the city is 1.131, hi
lnnjority in tho oonnty, as far as heaid frpm.
iucluding tho tity, now stands 2,i5 w ith 12
towiisliiiw to iioar fi-osn which w ill swell Us
majority to 3,000 or over.
J. C. R-a-ccl, tho gcni:d i-epicsentntlyo of
Car.oii, PIrif, Scott el Co., oC Chicago, w:
in the tity yesterday. Mr. Ru'-fcl hasmado
01110 very successful investments in "U ichita
real estate and has tomo to take a look at
the metropolis.
Marshal McMahon detected a pickpocket
in tha act of grabbing a purso 10111 the
hands ot i ,ioirau justalightcil. at thr. depot,
from tho eic-hig train ou the Foit Scott,
yesterday. When ho taw the olacer was
after him ho disappeared in the crowd.
Y. It. C. A.
Tho regular monthly reception to member.-,
and friends will bo hold in tho rooms next
Monday o oning. A choico imulcal and lit
erary ontertaiuniont w ill bo given. ad rc
yovte of the stato convoutiou will bo given
bj delegates.
Y. M. C. A. Al'MWAUY.
The regular monthly pra.er meeting of
tho Ladies Auxiliary will bj held this after
noon in tk-i Y. M. C. A. rooms at 1 o'-cioefc.
Tho meeting wdl bo one of -peval interest,
and a full-atteii lanco is earnestly desired.
T-ii: hoat ci.un.
Tho Wichita Bo.it Club will hold n meet
ing to-night at the Auditors odicc. Th
meeting is a very ia:iorlaut ono, and it
desired (hat all bo prcsedt. Tiio bids for
buildhsg th boat house will be oiwueii and
Iho contract let
"VVANTCD TO UPSET.
Mr. Mercer, the real cat-to rustler, was
driving fust yostorday aad in turning from
Do Jglas avenue into Lawreco ave;u nt a
lively speed his cirriago came noar upset-tin-.
It piobably would -havo succeeded in
changing sides if it had not bt-eu taught by
a getltinan who happened to be near.
KOKBBD.
Charlia Sing's laundry on Eat Douglas
avaiAio was robbed Tuesday evening, Ths
proprietor does not know how the thiaf or
thioves efTected an onlranco to his cstb-Irdi-nont,
but he is, no', kthclcss, aware that
hi, moi-ey box with all of its contents has
disappeared, leaving behind no cluo to its
whereabouts.
V V rS
LUIS -sAg -fcLxGL I rj,
s) ?
I
0.
nr ncs. ::. nAGSTf.
nr. i.
Vfrlttra for Uic EJ.CLS.
For Iho Savior i tho light
From life's cares thou'st passed away
To tho blessed homo above,
There to dwell in endless day
Through HLs never failing love.
Thou hat wifely passed the vale
Aud art hid from mortal eyo,
Thou has'c safely crossed tht tido
To thy ''better homo on high."
Thou didst "fight the fight of faith'
In this world of doubt and Bin,
But thv battle now is oVr,
Ho hath called thee unto Him,
Nov thy trials nil aro past.
God knew what was best for thee.
And through His unbounded lovo
Thou livest in Eternity.
rou bii-VEii o;:h.
Messrs. Dr. Keudrai and O. C. Daiscy
will leavo this morning for Caldwell to cz-
ainino the silver oro that is reported to e-ut
in that region. They are both old and c
perienced miners and have an cyo to busi
ness if tho oro proves valuable.
NO I'KKJIITH.
Tire Marshal "W'aldeu says that yesterday
while driving m tho northern part of tho city
ho noticed five houses in cqurao of construc
tion for which no permits had been issued.
Ho thinks that persons who intend build-
in? had better obtain tho necessary Tiermir,
as troublo might Tesulfc from a violation of
this city ordinance.
- F1KE.
Firo w$lasoi3 -way iguitsd upon a ..-vacant
lot on thooiorlh bido of Park street and
between Market and Main. Ten or fifteen
men foucht tho flro bravely for somo tizno
and at last tho hca cart was sent up to assist
iiirmttinsoufcthe blazo. Iso great (Lima go
wns dono. but at oan timo it was feared tliat
tho flames wo!d"Spread and causo a disas
troii3 conflagra'tidn.
BKrjrnvcs in "vicjhta.
On Vh:io to-dav Mr. SlayTeshhsimer in-
tioduced hi3 cousin, Mr. Chas. S. 'Fech-
heimer. of Wichita, Ea. Ho was formerly
a Cincinnati '003', but for thirty-fivo years he
hxs lived in San Francisco and west, wnero
ho has accumulated a goodly portion of this
vorld'3 goods.
"Wicliitaisa-crreabplacc,'' ho said: "wo
have jubt about doubled in the lat year, and
,-..-n r-nftiiTii-itn'fTirt rnr.l work.'' L'incin-
u Timcs.stan
imsi-mct coairv.
Yesterday W. W. MaiJ.land vs. Arthur
E. Allen vasftriedby jury and a judgment
1 en Icvci. ior defendant.
Hank of Wichita vs. J.M. Daughcrty et ol.
was tried by tho court and 11 judgment ic
turned for $G00.
Bello Hamilton vs. Chailcs F. Hamilton
was trie-1 the court;' ha plaintal was
granted a divorco.pAtbo groundsof abandon
mcr.t nud'glveirtliD cutoly of child.
IaahecaaofC. Bloom Co. vs. Ham
mond & Wiugerfc, a jury was impanuellcd
and thoaconuivpiijxd.
mlIiIXINO JLKM1TS.
The following bliildingpermits woreis-uod
yesterdaj":
W. A. HuiT, dwelling hoitso in Zimmerly
addition, S2.C00. '
Albert Whitman, frimo dwelling house on
lots 27 and 21) West Emporia, $2,(1D.
Addition to Eugh) building, $2,030. .
F. C. Borden, frame dwelling on lot 42
Fourth avenue, .l,20a
S. S. Pratsmau, dwelling, lot 9 Moado
avenue, 500.
CORN CD.
For somo timo tlis conductors of passenger
liains on tho Fori Scott railroad havo been
much annoyed by persons in tho - iciuity of
Burton throwing mUaol' of difToront kiudtat
pacing trains.
MarJial McMahon yesterday arrested a
boy about 13 yeai 3 of ago named Clarence
Hall, whom ho detected throwing ears of
corn at Iho morning train and then doJging
behind u hedge feu.e.
Ho was taken boforo tho justice com t an 1
gavo a an oxcusa for his act that he wanted
to see tho corn roll off the car 1 eoK Ho was
ussa-sed a maximum fino and released after a
good lecluro.
TXIC KIKKI.AM) TKIAIj.
- ,.
The ctv-e of sir. IS. Pk. Kirkland was
calicil ycvstercley near o'clock in Justice
Walker's court. Tho state was repi evented
by At.orney Bslderson and tlio defence by
Dale & Reed. Tho f ol'ow mg jurrors lmpau
nelod: J. B. Culvc. J. Walt., M. J. Mile-.,
G. Fxcemun, H. JI. An-hew, J. W. Bell, C.
Mo.bbaeker, John Fisher, AY". E. IIutchLon
and D. M. Ford.
A number of witnesses v. oro summoned
imd a few were absent and it was iminialed
that tiny had been given a vacation out of
tho e-ity until tho storm blowcd over.
All the evidence was not in at C o'clock
nn 1 tho case was continued until 9 o'clock
this morning.
V. it. C. A. COYSNTION.
Ths first convoation of the Young Men's
Christian As-odations of the state of Kan
sas convenes at Ottawa to night aud remains
in session until Sgbbath ovtaiing. A large
dekgation from tho Wichita, association will
be present, among whom are J. C. Rutan, A.
A. Hy.lo, R. E. LawTence. Alex Eaton. Bert
MiilLon, Sam L. V.'oolard. C. P. Mueller, F.
W. Swevi, A. Baird, J. Y. 3Iontagu3. Rov.
A. E. Garrison. J. E. Coulter, R. W. Lut-
trell, John B. York, Bertram Shuman. F. E.
A. Smith. A. D. Phelps Upon the ir ieturn
Monday evaning th y will couut direct from
the train to the rooms of ta. association and
report briedy wliat xopics of special interest
to tl3i wo.-o I'd-cussed. Th3 reg-aiar
monthly i-acept:on next H-ndr.y mght pro
vides a favorable opportunity to vent their
impressions.
THE DAY" Al i:iJ.
Tlu. court houEo wa; bf siott all day yes-
I tenUv by a large and enthusiastic"' crowd
w-nitiner rwt;etiY tor.tue returns, uompar-
ativcly litUo interest was manifested over j
oasMru politics bat the ioeal ticket was iht
t-uso ol the escitttneat. The counBg of the
trusts e. w- cv.i.-w- 0 -
vote in theKirt wnra was not completely cone
un'u "era-noon. This dtUiy vas tho source
of ccnia-cr-'ble unhioss.
. . m ?.-,,.. -.-k i-nmnijifn linf.it is
cstanated that tho county is Republican by
live lumdred. The county R-publicsn ticke1
camo out victorious with pcstibly the cxcp-
tion of Mr. Jewstt. Tho fight between him
an 1 Thomas h conceded by all to I close.
..... fin. , ,.,.,n.-.-, ::,-
trict between Mr. Arthur Carpenter, and
Hi. Jobii 3. Carer wa3 rcrj cioee. -.u was
townships in the district havo beer, beard
from and di- rercr-.d idt givw Carpcn-
vsr a ut;'ority of f c,rty-tro?.
SAOEiin TO THE HEMOItY OIT O.
HcCUNK.
LATD KETUSNS.
Wichita township
Jewett
... 107
... S3
.!. 133
... 79
... 12S
... Ill
... 217
... 1
... 103
... 113
Thomas
Wright
Guyer
-Trmrm .
Ccnly . . V. V.
Pence
I Mrs. Lease
Carey
Carpeuter
Parker township, north:
Jewett
Thomas
Wright.
Guyer.
Jones.
Coaly
Pence
Mrs. Lease
Paiker township, south:
Jewett
Thomas
Wright.
Guyer
Jones
Conly
Peuco
Mrs. Lease
Gypsum township;
... 41
... 4
... 03
... 22
... G3
.., 2.1
... 731
... lo
! ... 3L
... 2J
... K)
... 29
Jewett...
m
73
i;i
70
GO
7d
CO
G3
73
75
03
GS
01
05
156
0
70
IS
CO
65
C4
Thomas
Wright
Guyer.
Jones 1
Conly
Carpenter
Caroy
Roekford township:
Jowett
Thomas. o
Wright...., V
Guyur .,
Jones
Conly
Peuco....
Mrs. Leaso
Carpenter. . .
Carey...; .
Randall
Wingert
Lawience
Steairod,
Salem township.
Jowett
Thomas
r-v.v.vi.-'
Wright
Guyer ..
Jouos.... ...
S,...1..
r
euiuy .............. -
Pence : .' i
Mrs. Leaso...,. .-.-...J. '"
Minneha.
Jewott
H
Thomas r.--. '
Wright fU
Qnyer '
Jones ..v. I.
Conly f-
Ptnco JA
Mrs. Leas
Carpenter
Carey
Illinois township:
Jewett,..':,
Xhaans....: -".-
WrighCT.
G'uver
Jones
Conly ;..
PinRfl .' ...
Mi's. Loase t
Randall '....
Winger fc
Lawrence
Stcni od
Waco township.
Jewett :. ...
Thomas .- -.
Ninnescah tonnship.
Jowett ".
117
l5
l.W
S
131
Si
'I nomas
Wright
Guj or
Jones
Conlv
P.in.i
.'. 201
Leao - J
Uuwliill 135
Wingert S J
Iviwreiico 1,!S
Steemod " 3 i
Viola tow nship
Jewett "!
Thomas 1 "A
Wright
Ginor 2.
Jonc-i v "H
ConL-y -
K andill 35
Wm ger b - , 7 -
Kechi township
Jowett SI
Thomas
Wright '-"
Guyer 'J
Joma HI
Conly 4fi
Penbe 321)
Mrs. Leaw 33
Carpenter. .
Cann-
Parker . . . .
91
Union township.
Jewett ..'..:' ,68
Thomas 1
Wright '"
Guyer : lj
Jones " i
Ccnlv 2S
Pence
Mi-s. Leari -. -
..-!l(i
Randall
Wmgcrt
Lawronce
Stei'nrod
Grant township.
Jewott
Thomas
Jouns
Conly
Carpentar
C'ai ey
Parker
Rockford precinct:
Jowett
Thomns
AVright
Guyer.
Joiies
Conlv
106
nr
2.1
100
41
Pen ca.
Mrs. Lease.
Carptntor. . .
Caiev
POX.TCK COCliT.
W. W. Chenault, John Hnynes and Sam
Jones were up for being dinnk yest-crday
morning. They were all lined 3 and coat?,
w hich they rid and departed
John Boo and Richard Roe for a slight
disturbance the morning before, paid $0
each.
J. W. Connor was charged with petit lar
ceny but wa' acquitted. It appsars that ho
had been guilty of taking his own blanket
and betiding.
TUECOJUNGFAJIt.
2et Monday night the greas. CaUiolicfair
will begin anl continue throughout the
w9j- There will bo more beautiful and
costly articles disposed of at this fair than at i
any former one evor Utia m zss ssiue. .m
nAlitwMi to the ol 1 vnvzch to be voted for
with P. V. Healy and Ben Keisch contesting ,
for tho priaa. tko followuig vaic
ty will le drawn by tickets: A
valuabks proper-
A valuable lot
, ..- - aw. "
f ia the Academy aaetiUon, worii y?w, a w
.bed room rot; an elegant tei at: a raperb
! silk crazy pateli quilt, together with a large
' -.-.V.r!n-!-i nf "rlicl; tat Will CltnT DO
j drawn or sohl at auction to the hih. bsl-
dor. j
The ladies of the congregation arc hasp," as l
never before to get overytmg m re-aaio
' ana to dress ths? booth and adorn the opera
i i .- ,...mi Vrt'thor labor EOr
j coat will i fpareJ to mains this the graedtet
t mxz t? uo t- -
Taslairwiii ene.u m euv- ---
uct in the- basement of the church as bo.oro
I stated.
IT
H- --rrrs
rr
c. r H ?
L" et.
'
- ' - -STATE T10KKlVcr -
" -For ASiOdalo 3nstlcj ga'-.
W.H.ViteUw . -
V.P. Paytoa
For Governor
JohnA. JIartiu 1 ..:"?.,,.
Thrw. JloonlUht ... - ...w
C. n. Bracsconib"
Tor Lieutenant Govcnwc
A. P. Riddle ,;.....;. -;
TW7. Houston..... ..." --i f; s"'
Tor Secretary of State k,
E.P,.Allen
W.F.Pctlllon - '
N.B.KIace ,"; .""'
For Treasurer of State
J. W. Haratlton ' ""
A S. Dcvenney r""
WlllUm Crosby -..;-
Tor A.ndltor of State. r
Timothy McCfrthj -
VTin D. Kelly -
C. H. Langstoa
Tor Attorney General
s. 13 Bradford .".: "
I V. Btrehlleld -
' For Superintendent of PabVlo'lnst ruction
J II.Lawhead v
AV. J. A, Montsomerr -A'""" WiL'tVir
Tor Kcprescntatlvc ia Conjjress, 7tli Conjj. District
Thomas OeoTCc. . . -y-fcl'ii ' JJis t rict
T Tt Vlll -.r.
COUNTY TICKI.T
For Probate Judge
V. Jewett
W. V. Thomas
B n-FIs3ier--" -yc--y--f jJiSVc'conr
A.B. Wr!Sh:
Chss Guver , i....,
W7m. H. liauon
Cha3. . htreetcr .
For Coanty Attorney .
G. V7. C. Jones
v.ii.joiins6n "."."...'. ....Y."......ir......"..r.
Tor County Scparlnteudcnt.
D. S. Peace ; '
re" " ' " For ComiiVlfeSjoner Tlilitl DKtrlct
T.ir Randall....
W. W7. Dornmu ;
J. K. Wirigert . j .. . . . --j-; g2J-pVstri'ct
Rodolph Hatfield
J.W. "oate3 ;.'"!!.'.'!
JI. A. Pratt . . . . jj-t-titte &W District.'
v.. B. Graham ---,
li. K. Lawrence '"'-
G. W. Stecnrod ; -iV.Y'ViilVKi
For Kcprescntatlvc tftth District
A. H. Parkf-r '
A. H. Carpjntcr
J.B.Carey "
For tl-e Jmllcffl Amcmhner.t to thr Ctltutlon. ....
.galnst ihf Judicial ATncndmeiit to th Constitution
ICETTliliSr.VN.
A rnnvter last eveninir met' Mr. Elettle-
man, the runner who is to compete with
Gibson at the Fair grounds 1- nday.
Ho had just arrived in the city from his
homo at Harper and taken rooms at the
Mnnhattan.
When asked regarding , tho forthcoming
laco ho said it was lo.bo a square contest
and forblool. "lam now m good condi
tion,'' ho said, "never in better and have no
excuse to offer, but will go iu to win. My
funds, too, aro in tho hanik; of my backers.
This promises to bo 0110 of tno baiaest
Taccslever run. My distance is 100 yards
and I had to agreo-to loO m order to get the
race. Gibson is caid to bo a great long
distance luuner and to havo beaten
all with whom ho hs' compoted.
I have ne er ;.et been boateu. I 11m George
H. Smith, of Pittsburg, Jan. l., lbo, at
Woodstock, Ontario, for the championship o
Imerica. and had two races with 11. M.
Johnson, tho first at New Orleans, theaocond
at Pittsbut g. Tho race will bo run in tights-.
I oxueoL rav sister and many of any friends
from Harper to be up to witness' it."
r.JCelttcmasi.is a young man of fino per
sonal annearanco tall and "1 athcr slender,
but athletic has fair complexion and'di esse::
in good taste.
YOUNG PEOPKK'd ASSOCIATION.
Tho Young People's Association met at
tho Congregational church lat evening.
The organization of tho society was com
pleted and tho enrollment largely increased.
A very interesting-program f exercises
was rendered:
,, t. .. 3Ira. Winch.
Piano Duett -( Mfc Maiiucl4
Readiug .Mr. Montague.
Piano Solo . T ' .Mis Clark.
Reading Miss Smith.
( Mrs. Parker.
Vocal Trio .-. . . . . Mrs. Brooks.
I Zdrs. Holbi 00k,
Recitation Mr. Smith.
Violin Solo Prof. Wolf.
Violin Solo Prof.Thompson
Violm Solo. , ..". . -Prof. Wolf.
GET THE BEST,
FOR
THE BEST
IS THE CHEAPEST
IN THE END.
ros Style, Fit and VVear,
THIS WELL. KNOWN
MAKE OF MEN'S SHOES
IS "
UNEXCELLED.' "
OUB STOCK OF
IL
lens Fine Boots audShoes
il
Is now Complete from tho
hest- manufacturers, and -they
will Seiit you in
Price. Sivle and Dorility.
Do not forget to give us a
call, as we will guarantee
satisf action. Yours Hesp.
John Braitscii,
- ' . 120 2. Douglas Ave.
Ly-iUl Goods Warranted.
133-tff
MONEY
At Lowest Rates and Ready for
Borrowers
:AT OTGE
S. W. COOPER,
r? v t tv rtji-rrr.
TTICinTA. SXK.
(b urt) jS-f
it
,'' -- .n M
S V r.iv'Af 3
"fmBg
31SJ:6yiPiillT VO0?S OFiSEpG-WICKXX)UNTY.
i . .
-a
A
1 "!
:r
. i w.
!! S4'
153
21s
n::::
SBi2C
373
5
16il35a9'
2wia...
a 1R9 S3
1! IftJ 21C
,.J
1071. .
w
MCffi i JACKSON
-wjiolcrate nnd Pc:a!l Dealers lc-
0:0:A:I
Colorado & Pennsylvania Anthracite
And rll kinds of
Canon City, Trinidad and -
Osage City, Blossburcr,
Pa., Piedmont, rW. Va.
McAllister, Fort Scott,
Cherokee, Rich Hill
and Pittsburg Coal.
also
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Brick, Side
walk and Building Stone.
Ovncnu-BtgRM Scale, f.ODonsflss are. S jh'e:
, . 177 w r.ter r.ti tut. bet. boi:Ka e raid r lrst
J. P. ALLEN,
DP.TTGGIST:
Everything Kept in a First-Class
Drugstore.
Wichita, Kan.
JOHN DAVIDSON,
Pioneer -:- Lumber -:- Man
OF b7.EGnciCiqOLiNTY-
EsittDlisiied in 4870.
-
A Cornplete Stock of Pine Llirhbe.r
Shing!es,-Lath, Doors, Sash, etc.,
ahzays on rfand.
on ftml ,r&rrls on Uartet itrwt bctvoen Do;l3
arerioo and x'irit Jtrfw
ASPHALTOM
Roofing Paint.
GRAVEL ROOFS AKD PAVEMENTS
-por
iVValk Drives; Cettars and Cb-
ims.
-a3 AK
Application to Iron, Weed and Stoae
Par rortfcer 5rlsrt AppJr to
J RIZER & HUMPHREY,
""JC-s-Osf-er Kart : 1 r3M : irsc.
Or sdrti Ici E-xz Z. T. JcKA. .
The E.ir printing tsd blsi bcok. es
tablii:ct is vzepsrhi tc dc ill load e
job printing end !& booi xoskuy:. guar-ateuig-tbir
work to be Srst-clsfs i eTry
j pcor:4&, ccaib.jre ot Iooc at pnoeu
. jy;--l V r.i Chy or St. Louis.
c c 010 - k 2 a S2 Si?
- .is "g ? : : : r z. z z :
E"?: : i"i .
JLLL ijLLll3LLJL.LL
. t "J l H
'A"X.
?Tnk A -?- t.
sh. i&ucc
- j?frsC
23
t-1
iB -$& J
'lSn'4
SB
rp.
"WHITE
0ET-
Innes
iganiie
Ribbon
-ON-
HA! Ml
SatinRibbon-PeeotEdge
LOT NO. i.
Numbers, 6, 7, for 5 cents a yard.
LOT
Numbers 9, 12, 16,
These ribbons are sold all over the country
for 15 to 25 cents per yard.
This is a grand opportunity to procure youv
Christmas Ribbons for fancy work.
500 pieces only. They won't last long.
Come Early.
I Pays to. Trade
We Will Positively Save You
HARD .-:-
-:ON:-
Clothing,
ats
We arc crowded for room.
Crowding us every day.
get bargains while you
BITTING BROS.,
Temporary Quarters 216 Douglas Avenue.
t886;:T
5 cj
E. S.
1. g
P : Q
: 3
z
. ?
-..thMj.
a JX: .....
Tw4
aw
in.
--:
-rV
4T
ssslt
HOUSE
& Ross.
U I 2
Slaughter
1111 1st
NO. 2.
for 10 cents a yard.
at to lite ft
m
OUi
INNES & ROSS.
DOLLA:
FiiraisMnffs.
Lo
New Goods
Come and
: mav.
RS
w
3
i

Wichita eagle. [volume], November 04, 1886, Page 4, Image 4
About Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

Wichita eagle. [volume], November 04, 1886, Page 4, Image 4 About Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

Wichita eagle. [volume], November 04, 1886, Page 4, Image 4
About Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890