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Isiei oSS5irfsyrfieS, ! cdeilsSsttoSlsi. J ferries, or obstructions of any kind by"
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i'ircitirux two dollaks in auyaxck.
(rxiTi:n st.vti:s jiaii. Continued.)
Irct nl o-tofMnlee. S1G.015 cran
uum. fthnv.: l'f.vai Sluocc.ln ciocUAjrcney (u. o.)
ami OLinulLi'c, lo We-Wo-Ka, iff miles
' ami back, tv ice a vv ctlc.
Irate Muscogee Monday an J 'Thursday
at fl a. in;
arric at Wc-Wo-Ka Wcdnexlay and
.aturdav ly .' p. in.
leave VVVo-K:i A'i'dncday and Sat-
ntl u m s a. m:
nrriv c at JJit-coscc atiiru.i and Tue , their proposals in tunc to reach t he de
day at 5 p. in. ; pari men t bv the dav and hour iiumcd '
: iv,m rarkrr (Ivan-.), i.y cod -
ISIutl, Ugh! nin.1 ont'k. t'liotoau, anil
I'lca-ant (irove, to Taliliiali, UtS mill's
and hack, oiiit atxct k.
leave l'aikcrTlmriI.i at. a. nt;
sirivcat 'I'.ililoqu.ili Slondiiv at Op. in:
leave 1ah!eitiali Monday at tin. in;
arrive at l'.irkcr Xediie-d.iv lij Up. in.
KOH.M OP IMtOl'OSAL. GUAUAX-
ti:i: and cKTincATi:.
1'itoro.SAi..
The uiider-igiicd , hoc
p(lt
"t-olluv aililrc" i , county ot
State of . proposes Jlo ennvov
die mail- of the United States; from
July 1. 1871. to June 30, 1878, on route
X".. li.(tinnli liil j1a(
.u. , iii;mi;ii .win ) utnui
the 'advertisement of the l'ostinastcr
General, dated October 1. 1873. "with
eelerilv, eertaintv, and security,'" (law
jif.lune 8, 187S), lor the aunual'siim of
-dollars.
TJtix proposal if made tcilh full
knowledge of the distance of the route,
the weight of the mail to be carried,
ami all other varticitlarx in reference
to the route and icrcicc; and, also,
iiftcr careful esaininution of the laws
and instruction attached to'thcadver-
thei.iciit of mail service: and of the
pron'sions contained in thcact of Con-1
gress oj .nine e, io-.
Dated Hidiikk.
Gl'AltANTKi:.
The undersigned, residing at ,
.Slate of , iiudcrliike that, if the
foregoing bid for carrying the mail on
route No. be accepted by the Post
master General, the bidder" will, prior
to the 1st of June, 1874, enter into the
required contract or obligation to per
lorm the service proposed, with good
and Millicicnt sureties.
37i rc do, understanding distinctly
the obligations and liabilities assumed
by guarantors.
Jhited
ci:iiTiKic.Ti:.
The undersigned, postmaster at ,
State of ,certities,rNunu ms oath
or orrin:, that he is acquainted with
the nli m e guarantors, and knows them
to he men of property, and able to
make good their guarantee; and that
biddeers and guarantors arc above the
age of 21 j ear
JliJt if$7',Q0QanJ u-ipicjtil mutt It uecomja
i'rii ly a caiiJitJelitct, or draft, oniomt toltent
natitmat In ill. iqunl lo'i ptrctnlum ontheprturnt
annual yny oh tht route; orintatt of ntw itrticr,
not tttt thjn .i jfrccritum of ont yxir'r pay jiro
fntt in liJ. lAirtonSKI. Act oj Juut , lb.i.)
The Postmaster mil-t not 'Is" the certificate
until the Mini of the hid is inserted and the hid
and gnaiantcc cigiicd Iiy all parties, mid dated.
oath isKQUiitni) itv skctiox 246 or
AN ACT' Ol' COXOItUSS AITROVKI)
ji'm: 8, 1872, to in: Arnxi:n to
kacii inn ron caiikyino tki:mail,
anii to m: takkx iir.rom: an okfi-
I'KIt QlAI.IKIi:i TO ADMIXISTKH
OATHS.
, of , bidder for con-
the mail on route No. , from
. do swear that I have the
vex I nt
ability pecuniarily to fulfill my obliga
tion as such liiddcr ; that the bid is
made in good faith, and with the in
tention to enter into contract and pcr
foim the service incase said bid shall
be accepted : and that the signatures
of the guarantors thereto are genuine,
and that I believe the said guarantors
to be pecuniarily responsible for and
able to pay all" damages the United
Stales shall sutler by reason of my fail
ing to perform my obligation as such
bidder. "
Sworn to and subscribed before me
, lor the of thi- dny of
, A. D. 187 , and in testimony
thereof I hereunto siibsciibe my name
and alVK my ollicial seal the day and
ear nforc-aid,
bKAlJ
.NoTi:. When the oath U Liken htforc a
justice- of the peace, the ccitUicatc of the clerk
of a umit of lecord should lie addid, under
hisM.il ofollice. that the pcri-on who admin
istered the oath is a duly (jualilicd justice of
the pciee.
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS AND
POSTMASTERS;
CONTA1NINO ALSO CONDITION'S TO II K
l.sfoItl'(iltATi:i IN Till: CONTItACTS
to Tin: i:ti:nt thi: ikiautsii:nt
may i:r.M i'itoi'i:i:.
1. Seven minutes are allowed to
each intermediate ollicc, w hen not oth
erwise specified, for assorting the
mail-.
2. On routes when the mode of con
veyance admits of it, the special agents
of'llic Po-t Ollicc Department, also
I tost ollicc blanks, mail bags, locks and
:eys, are to he con vexed withoutcxtra
charge.
3. "War bills'' or receipts, prepared
by postmasters or other agents of the
jltiiiptminf iv ill iifniiiiinii v Hut liinita
(.pecifv iug the number and "destination J
. la
ot tue several iiags, to He examined oy
the postma-ters. to insure regularity
in the deliver of bags and pouches.
1. No pay will be made for trips not
performed; and for each of Suchoini
Mon-, if the failure be occasioned by
fault of the contractor or carrier, three
times the pay of the trip will be de
ducted. For arrivals so far behind
time as to break connection with de
pending mails, and not sulliciently ex
cused, one-lourth of the compensation
for the trip is subject to forfeiture.
For repeated delinquencies of the kind
herein specified, enlarged penalties,
proportioned to the nature thereof,
nud the importance of the mall, may
be made.
It. For leaving behind or throwing
oil' the mail-, or any portion of them,
for the admission of passengers, or for
being concerned in setting up or run
ning an cprcss convex iug intelligence
in advance of the mail", a quarter's pay
may be deducted.
C. Fines will be imposed, miles-, the
delinquency be promptly and satisfac
torily eplained by certificates of post
masters or the atlldavit- of other cred
ible persons, for failing to arrive in
contract time.; or neglecting to take
the mail from, oi deliver it Into a pint
office: for sniveling it to be wet, in
jured, destroyed, lobbed or lost ; and
for refusing, after demand, to convey
thcmaih'.slrcqucntlyas the contractor
runs, or is concerned in running, a
coach, car. or steamboat on a route.
7. Thepostmastergeiieral mayaiiuul
the contract foi repeated failures to
run agreeably to contract ; for violat
ing the post office law, or disobeying
the instructions of the department ;
for refusing to discharge a carrier
when required by the department to
do so ; for running an express as afore
said: or for transporting persons or
packages conveying madablc matter
out ot the mail. "
8. The postmaster general may dis
continue or extend a contract, change
the schedule and termini of a route.
and niter, increase, decrease, or extend .
the service, in accordance ax ltu law, he
alloxx-ingaro rnf increase of com
pensation for auv additional service
thcrebv reouircif. or for increased
peed, the employment of additional)
ht ock or carriers is" rendered necessary :
and in case of decrease, curtailment, i
or discontinuance of service, as n full'
inucinnity io saul contractor, ouc
month's extra pav on -the amount of
service dispensed ax ith, and a pro rata
compensation for the service retained.
Provided, however, that, iu rase of in
creased expedition, the contractor
may, upon timely notice, relinquish
Uic contract.
9. Payments will be made by collec
tions fronij or drafts on, postmasters
or otherwise, after the expiration of
each quarter say in November, Feb
ruary, May, and August, provided that
required evidence of service has been
received.
10. The distance- given, arc believed
to be substantially correct; but no in
creased pay Will .be allowed should
they be greater than advertised, il the
points to be supplied are corrcctlv
stated. Bidders mutt inform thtm-
i which capciim; miiy uc muiuivu. -u
claim for additional ay,basod on such
rrounu, can DC cousiucrcu ; nor tor al
leged mistakes or misapprehension ns
to flic degree of service; norfor bridg
es destroyed, ferries discontinued, or
Other obstructions causing or increav
J-ing distance or expense occurring dur
ing the contract term, unices estab
lished after this advertisement is issu
ed, and also dining the contract term,
arc to be visited without extra pay, if
the distance be not increased.
11. Kiddcrs are cautioned to mail
, (3 p.m., Jcb. 2 1874), as bids received '
alter Hint time tall not be considered J
m competition with bid, of reasona
ble amount, received in time. Neither
can bills be considered which are with-1
out the guarantee required by law. ami
n eertilieate of the utlicieucy of such
guarantee, and the oath of the bidder)
1 according to section 246, act of .Tune 8, )
, 12. 15idder should lirt propu-c for (
service -t i iit ly according to the ader -
tieme!it, aud'thcii, if they desire, sct- j
(irately for ditlcrcut service, nnd if the
regular bid be the lowest for the ad-.'
vertised service,the other propositions'
may be considered.
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lid lor in n proposal
i;i. 1 here should be but one route
Consolidated or
combination bids ("proposing one sum
i for two or moic routes") cannot be
j considered.
, i. a iie roiiie.iuc service, inc cariv
pay,thc name and residence of the bid
der (that is, his usual postoillcc ad
dress), and the name of each member
of a firm, where a company offers.
should be distinctly stated
15. Bidders are requested to use. us
far as practical, the printed proposals
furnished by the department, to write
t full the sum of their bids, and
to retain conies of them
Altered bids should not be submitt
ed ; nor should bids once submitted be
withdrawn. No xvitlulrawnlof a bidder
or guarantor will be alloxx-cd unless the
withdrawal is received twenty-four
hours previous to the time fixed for
opening the proposals.
Each bid must be guaranteed bv txxo
responsible persons. The bid" and
guarantee should bo signed plainly
with the full name of each person.
The postmaster general rescrx'cs the
right to reject any bid which may be
deemed extravagant; and also to "dis
regard the bids of failing contractors
nnd bidders. (Act of June 8, 1872,sec-
noti -VJ.)
t 4j.;
i. The bid should be sealed, super
bed 'Mail Proposals.State of ,"
rcssed "Second Assistant Postmas-
16.
scril.
address
tor General, Contract Office." Rids
of ij-jjOOO and upwards must be accom
panied by u certified check,or draft,ou
some solvent national bank, equal to 6
per cent of the amount ; also bids for
services which now costs $5,000 or
more per annum. Where the present
pay is$j,000, or tnore,itis stated in the
advertisement under the appropriate
route.
17. The contracts are to be executed
and relumed to the department by or
before the 1st day of June, 1874, other
wise the accepted bidder will be consid
ered as having failcd,and the Postmas
ter General may pjrocecd to contract
roith other parties', according to law.
Transfers of contracts, or of interest
iu contracts, arc forbidden by law, and
consequently cannot be allowed. Nei
ther can bids, or interest iu bid, be
transferred or assigned to other par
ties. Bidders will therefore take no
tice that they will be expected to per
form the service awarded to them
through the whole contract term.
18. Section 249 of the act of June 8,
1872, provides that contracts for trans
portiou of the mail shall be "awarded
to the lowest bidder tendering suffi
cient guarantee for faithful perform
ance, without other reference to the
mode of such transportation than may
be necessary to provide for the due ce
lerity certainty and security thereof."'
Under this law bids that 'propose to
transport the mails with "cdcrity,ccr
tainlyand security," have been decided
to be the only legal bids, arc construed
as providing for the entire mail, how
ever large, and whatever may be the
mode of conveyance ncctstar'y to in
'xure its ''celerity, certainty and secur
ity, and hare the preference over all
oihcrs,nii no others are coiisidci ed,cx
cept for steamboat routes.
19. A modification of a bid iu any
of its essential terms is tantamount tb
a new bid, and cannot be received, so
as to interfere with regular competi
tion. Making a new bid, with guaran
tee and certificate, is the only vx ay to
modify a previous bid.
20. "Postmasters are to be careful
not to certify to the sufficiency of
guarantors without knowing that thev
are persons of sufficient responsibility
(Sec section 247, net of June Stli, 18"')
Tbcy must not sign tbe certificate un
til the sum of the bid is inserted, and
the bid and guarantee are signed by
the bidder nnd wo) riiarnntors ; a dis
regard of this instruction by the post
master will subject them to immediate
removal and to severe penalties.
Postmasters nrc nlsolinbleto diMiiK
sal from office for net in; n agents ot
contractors or bidders, xx-ith or xv it hunt
compensation. in niiybusiuess,iuatter or
tiling relating to tbe mail service.
They are the trusted agents of the de
partment, and cannot consistently act
" otX c;Jl,!c.5!i1c';
'II All liwlilm
21. All bidders, guarantor and i
sureties are distinctly notified that on j
, u failure to enter into or perform flic '
contract for the service propoecd for '
iu the accepted bnfs, tncir legal liabili
ties xvill be enforced against them.
22. Present contractors, and persons
known at the department, must, equal
ly with other, procure guarantors nnd
certificates of their sufficiency substan
tially in the form nbove prescribed.
Tho'certiliratc of sufficiency must be
singed by a po'tmaMcr.
2:1. In all caes where the route N not
fully supplied xxith flic ucccsarx locks
and pouches, it is the dutx of the post
master nt the head of the route to
make rcmiisiou on the Contract office
of this department for such locks and
pouclics before the first day of 1st .July
next, provided the rente be let.
Jxo. A. J. CunswKi.i.,
Postmaster General.
SADDLERY.
IDOHSPT READ THIS
I
iS ADSL E S
AND HARNESS
CHEAPER THAN EVER!
C.
M. GARRISON,
ManufHrturer of and Dealer in
HARNESS, SADDLERY,
COLLARS, PLASTERING PAIR, HIDES,
FURS, WOOL AND TALLOW, &c,
S7 X&in Street, Wichita, Kansas,
Where I will Veep constantly on hand a rood as
sortment nraddlea. Draft and Carriage Ilarness,
Collars, Whip, utt every article lielouplnR to
the trade, which I will sell at the very lowest rates
for cash, or exchange for KTeenbackt, treasury
notes or tractions! currency. 1 tin alio prepared
to do all kinds of carriage trimming in short or
der. Hcairs prompUy anended to for half cash
in hand, the balance in twenty years' time, with
out Interest.
X. B. Hear fn mind I will not be undersold.
All work warranted tosult the purchaser. Please
call and examine my good".
C. M. GARRISON,
I-ly (7 Main street, Wichita. Kansas.
S. F. Craig's Drive Well Tube,
FaUnttJ JuniW. 1SCT.
IXrniSGEMEXT NOTICE.
Ti ell trXon it atycenem: Notice is hereby
Civ-en thst all Drive Well Tube that hare a wire
screen or ptuze placed and accaMtr hastened over
the perforated holes in said taWs, lar the purpose
of tecplnR the sand, elc, ataaT aaid lube and
from beinr; drawn up thraavjk aha tube to the
jminp when in use, are infriasfMaiSSls pon eot
letter Ko. CJ.CiS and upoA iayBalaaiTc nfhts
under said latent, and the paMse are hereby
warned and cautioned not to aejfahaata or use anr
Drive Well Tube coostruetedaa afca desenbed
without my consent, a the u at aaM well tubes
is an infrinireroent on my pstaaM, aas) abe user is
liable and wtll be prosecuted lar tatiMMemcnt, as
I am determined to stop unlaw fsnsrr of my
interest.
-WJUE. OSJLia-
Is the ONLT AtmiOBIZED
far the sale
of my iwtent Well Tubes at
WKWm-A. from
whom all
luirchases must be mssit iatraar to ob
.Utn title.
XVlchlU, Kansas, July", lf7y
.S.OICKL r. CIlAlQ,Safer,
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Aorui iBBcajBf
- MISCEULARERUS.
O.AJ5Z BC-A.XjIL
HAYS -BROTHER.
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TliK i.AltGtST KTOCKjOF'4
fK CZ
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,?:ho.
COODS RETAIIJSD.AT
WHOLESALE
C-ly
PRICES!
hJ.ll.iT JB &c IKIxkAJMER,
XVIiutuale nd KeUit Dealers iu
JDJEl IT Q-OODS!
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Zte.,
96 MAIN STKEET, CORNER OF SECOND.
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E-A-O-IiE BliOCIC.
CALDWELL & TITSWORTH,
Dealers in
GEOCEEIES AND QUEENSWAEI,
FLOUR.
MEAL,
PORK,
GLASSWARE,
STONEWARE,
TABLE CUTLERY,
BACON, SILVERWARE,
LARD,
CHANDELIERS,
LAMPS,
CH1NAWARE,
FISH,
BUTTER,
EGGS, FLOWERPOTS,
VEGETABLES, SEINE TWINE,
CIGARS AXD TOBACCO. .
Farmers' Produce Bought and Sold !
GooJi JtUttrei in tht city.
17-lf
SHELLABARGER & OLIVER!
(Successors to Shellibirgei & Iidigh)
XVIiolesale and lUtail Ilealen Iu
LTJMBB Tbl
DOORS AND SASH!
gy Office and yard, South side Doug
las avenue, near Depot.
10-tf
ALBEBT UXSt.
riTKK OSTTO.
H Hg 8c GETTO,
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
93 Main Street, Wichita, Kansas.
l-ly
E. STAOTrrvTATSr, -MERCHANT
TAILOR 1
VaMICaatamt
aSlt
fall aasatsjaeat ot
Qoeha. fhaslawn
stlatkcUaMtstyVa.
sahaat-rreaseh aasl
I Tina), i l
MT
crocerie.
DIAMOND FRONT!
Wholesale and Retail
QS-OOERY HOUSE
"26" .
OF
i.
BLACK & CORBETT,
-; N6V25 Main St., Wichita, Kan. ,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS!
Having Just received a large and well selected
tock of groceries from I be eust , we are mble to eell
you )
CO FEE,.
SUGAR, , ,
molasses' v -
r
syhup,
' TEAS,
LARD,
DACON,
-MACKEREL, '
RICE,
HONEY,
BEANS,
CRACKERS,
SAUCES,
CANNED FRUITS,
CANDIES,
NUTS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, Etc.
TJrrairbaakt'
Coat, Hay and Grain Scalet in
front of tkt door.
All kiuda of country produce taken in exchange
forgooda.
Seat grades of Flour constantly on hand.
BLACK & CORBETT.
Wiciita, Kaniai.
SMy
TRICKEY BROS. & CO.
Dealers In Frctn
FAMILY GROCERIES!
PROVISIONS,
FRUITS,
FLOUR and
FEED.
WICHITA, KANSAS
KTCorner or Slain St. and Douglas AT.S3
ao-tr
JEl. J. 1TEELY,
General Dealer in
GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES,
2JTOTZ03STS, ETC.,
KL PASO, KAXSAS.
Having jmrcliaJed the interest of my former
partner, I.. K. Vance, I shall continue to keep a
general asaortment of Groceries, Uoots, .Shoes,
and all such notions as are generally found in a
country store, which I will sell at Wichita prices.
SEED STORE.
EXOELSIO. El
IF L
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TJ IR,
STOBE!
125 MAD? STJtEET, WICHITA, KAX.,
Where yon will find Rochester Flower Seed,
from Are to ten cents per paper; Vegetable Seeds
by the paper or pound; Karlyl'eas and Ileansby
tbe quart; CloTer and Timothy Seed by the IKiund
or bushel. Also Implements of all kinds.
CI10ICK VAHIETIES OF SEED WHEAT.
KltUIT AND 011NA3IENTAL TKEES,
SHRUI1BEHY, ROSES,
l'LAXTS.it'.
Will also furnish
APPLE. PEAK AND PLUMB TREES, GR.VPE
VISES, UOOSEBERKY, CURRANT,
ULACKUERRr AND KASPUKS
KY BUSHES, STRAW
BERRY PLANTS
And Street Potato Plant! in their teuton.
sou :pij.A.:ETa?:Eias,
The most desirable cultivator ever brought before
the public.
l-ly A. J. COOK.
MISCELLANEOUS.
UXSS0U3I VALLEY
Life Insurance Company I
LEAVENWORTH, KAS.
fah Income, 1872, - - $313,294 43
PaidMcj-Holdersinl872, - . 80,267 49
Iaterett RtfifU fur 13TS. g&OOO in eieett
Lcittt oy lhath.
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Examine onr plans and rates before insuring
elsewhere. The most popular and advantages
forms and favorable terras for Insurance pre
sented. All policies non-forfeitable after the second
annual payment Dividend are declared annu
ally after the first payment, available immediate
ly as cash in payment of prrmiun.
Contracts direct with the companr will be made
in all parts or the country with efficient and re
liable men who prooe to canvass personally for
live Insurance.
Eifntire Coawtittee:
E. HOr MIAN, II. I.. NEVTMAN,
T. A. ITUKD.
raar Ctmwtittte:
ALLEX, J r. RICHABDS,
J. L. lfCMIXO.
E. B
D. il.
SWAX.
lVrsid.nt.
, L. ABERNATHT,
Vice lTesidrnt.
J. 1. JONES,
AcUnj Secretary.
II. L. NEWMAN.
Treasurer.
W. E. HABVEY, St. LonU,
1-1t Coasultina: Acraarr.
, A.mTKD,
Attorney
FOUR-YEAR BEARING
O-Kz-cVE "7-I35TES,
OSLY 10 PER HUNDRED.
Axkaoaac City Khrrj.
MJLXFJLWCZTT,
ArJtasaa cttr.
17-tf
J. H. LONG,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS!
KAU kiads of Baiatinjt, frsialcs; aad paper
siss fiawiiai aan aroaoc aanasser.
gIMlHiU.&
jfiT
CHICAGO HARDWARE STORE
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CEO.
SCBUCRTEB.
W. O. KCSSXXX.
SHLICHTER & HTJSSELL,
Dealers lo
S'.$f
HLAJ2ID-WJLRE;
STOVES,
frn?rwjA.iWE3.
CHARTER OAK STOVES,
SUPERIOR SVOVES,
IMPROVED AMRICAN STOVES.
CTA large Tin Shop attached to tiin Hardware
8 to re.
TINWARE MADE TO ORDER.
Jei Worh Je4 Stat! y and at the Lntut Fifwt.
Nails, Horse Shots, Horse Nails, and all kinds
of Building Materials constantly on hand.
WE DEAL ON TUE SQUARE AND SELL
AT THE BOTTOM FIGURE.
Please give us a call before buying elsewhere.
UO. 29 TVTATTsT ST.
Blab's Old Stand,
WICHITA,
2Mf
KANSAS.
CHAiiLEs f. Fierce & co.,
XVhoiesale and Retail Dealers in
LTJMBB :R,!
The largest assortment of Ihe best grades of
CHICAGO LUMBER, kiln dried,
To li found In thttMe.
We also keep an immenc slcok of
GLAZED SASH!
And n complete assortment of
Best Finished and Seasoned Doors!
Alse Building Paper, lime. Hair and Cement
YARDS AT
WICHITA,
ESirORIA, FLORENCE, NEWTON,
KANSAS.
CHAS. F.PIERCE T.MORRISON C E.DEANE
My
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
We would respectfully call tbe attention of the
people of Wichita and the public in general to the
fact that we hare opened a
FURNITURE STORE
AT NO. 34 MAIN ST.,
Csder the firm name and strle of J. T XcHIIlen
A Co, , where we will keep continually on hand a
general assortment of furniture; also burial cases
of all deserlDtioiM.
Those wlshlnf to bay furniture will do well to
alee us a call. As we expect lo buy and sell for
cash, we Intend to compete wits anything In the
county as lo cneapneaa aou a-oaaneiu oi guainy.
S-ba
J. T. MClULLEX CO.
LIVERY STARLES.
STAB STABLI!
Douglas Avenue, cornerJtarket Street.
-WTCCBCCT-rV, aCLAJISr.
s-tf
xfp St?tf vii Stock Tarda!
Cbrwer Tint and Water Sis..
THOMPSON.BASLEY&CO.
Beat !"tm-ocU
a the rttT aad So. 1 saddle
horse.
va au pares oi rac
soatrr.
rartkslar
harae Ktl lav oar
C. a MAKTIN,
OSAGE CITY MILLS,
HUlteBbh
njfxiiiL, mxwiiiT mm, im
Is large aad
l aanH siaaarittr. at Oe lowest
asreaah, ar aa thirty slays
C .
MJMTtr.
as
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"ferfr
TODD&
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lIlNtlUTT Shin Is
Qrlikt m, PBOVagOU, TUHJt,
MkrJPjl
F
AND ALL KIXDS OF
Gmtry Pradace ui Agrindtaril Iftaml.;
NO34 MAIN STREET
"WTOELXT., IS" AS.
We have on hand a line (tock ol
CHOICE GOOIDS,
BoujBt In the best market, which we will II at i
the lowest Bfures! The stock consists la part af
COFFEE,
SYRUPS,
FLOUR,
CANNED FRUITS.
TEAS,
MEAL,
SPICES,
SUGARS,
SOAPS,
OATS,
CORN,
DRIED FRUIT,
WOODEN & WILLOW WARE,
AU of which we will sell Terr low.
amine our foods and prices.
Call and x
E7Good delivered to any part of tbe city free
ofcharje. l-ly
USTE-W STORE!
New Goods and New Prices!
A. D. WHEELER,
XVholeole and Retail Dealer l'J
O-EOOERIES!
Ifo. 83 Commercial Block,
xOTra-iiAS jurrNxrn:
XSriliyhetl Pn'tet PuiJfor Country Product.
I
We projwM to keep a first class fanners' tor,'
Will delirer cwxls to any part of the city ua
short notlea.
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RANK.
WICHITA SAVINGS BANK I
CAPITAL, $100,0001
President, X. it. CUUK, of CUrk ACo.
worth.
L-
Yk rrrsideat, SOt. . KOHN, ef Wlehlts,
Cashier. A. A. 2ITDE. firfmerty with Oark A Ce.
Organised Under the Late of the Stale. J
DO A GENERAL NANKING. COU.CCT-
I
VSG sxl EROKEEAGERCSTNESS. i
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Pi C;kARTSOLF,-
4-!r )y
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CONaCTOR&BTjrLDER.
I
WICHITA,
KANSAS.
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SCHWEITZER & DAVTDSON,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS 1
Dealer la
LUMBER,
siuxgles,
sash;
DOORS anil
BLINDS,
1ST rVIgETX' STIxtEET
WICHITA, KANSAS.
l-ly
CREEN FRONT.
sto:f!
GO TO THE GREEN FRONT
Wholesale and Ratal!
QCROCEI&Y HOUSE
-or-
W. A. THOMAS & CO.
No. 125 Main St., Wichita, Kan.,
rott TOUR
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS!
stock of Groceries from the East,
Tare ai
we art able to
euyoa
COFFEE,
SUGAR,
MOLASSES,
SYRUP,
TEAS,
LARD,
BACON,
MACKEREL,
RICE,-
t f
. l ' HONEY, i ',
IJEANS,
p. CRACKERS,
SAUCES,
CANNED FRUITS,
CANDIES,
NUTS, TOBACCO, CIGAR3, Ac,
And In fact eTerythias; to he toond ia a
Srst class Usui,
TIKI 18 MOKIT!
Los a time In caillDj and exaamialas; oar
stock and prices.
Seat arades of Jloer constantly on haad.
W. A. THOMAS A CO.,
l-iy
WUMta, Kansas.
DRVO MTORE.
NEW DRUG STORE!
c:H-rva. -w. h:ii.Is,
f RVCtltT Ait PHARRACCHTItT
1st door Sorth 1st Xalional JSank,
WIOUTA, KA'3Jk.
TULarfmltmiM-iSUtkaf
Pure Drugs and Medicine
J2f the souTnwmmf,
eBfcl
ft'isfi
TahW AnaV TtBkmmWJ,
tSsSb
Itfcpr
Afnt'ftraw
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AT SMIL
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Ala
Mbaahaski aha Wat aaat f-
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aVaftattaVBt ASA flMPAVftaVMaflaW f MMwsWIsaW
MADTSTRXET, WICHITA,'
MOKSaLER AND STATIONER,
aTseoMtanflyonhsjsdaralltoaaf
STATIONERY,
' VALL PAPER,
POCKET CUTLERY, ,
Bd NOTIONS.
Afulilin
IxEQAJj -HTikJSFSZS
Coastaatly on haad.
t-ly
PWNHTURE.
HT. BOLTE
Uanufactnrer of and dealer in all kianU of
hriar, ChaaW, Iwtttac IMa
URNITURE.
A FuH Line of Undertaker's Goods.
Undertakinc done on short notice awl la the aaoft
approreU style.
JLVTTKESSES, CARI'ETS. CURTAINS, Be.
64 JsCATlT STBEXT,
WICHITA, KANSAS.
pj-ly
WINES AMR LIQURt.
Wholasal Dealer la
WINES, LIQUORS,'
ToUcooandQfaxt!
AND BAR GOODS GENERALLY'!
,, Main Street, Wichita, Kansas.
(Fourth door north of DoucUs ate.)
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L. W. CLARK.
JOHX S. M'lVOR.
CXjJLRTZ Sk 3sd7ITrOK,
Whaleaale Dealer In
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
WINII, LIQUOII, TOBACCO
AND CIGARS,
XTO. 66 JUL A.I3ST BTKEBT,
WICHITA, KANSAS.
3tr
Q. EEC
Red Front, Douglas Avenue,
"WTCEZLT-A., - - XLAJST.
MOX. ONLY
WHISKIES AND BRANDIES
At the lowest possible rales tit wholesale
A ri'LL STOCK OF
ClUrotUTIA WINCBRISDIES asd CWAR3,
DIRECT l'KOM CALIFORNIA.
aogU-em .
"WICHITA BEEB
AND
ALE BREWERY!
A. WZKAMS & CO., Trofciatai
Itarlai opened a Rrewery ia Wichita we are
prepared ta ap.y the city and roaairy trad
with Ihe best Ale and Iteer, on short notice. AUa
Bottled Baer and Ale for family a.
BEER DEPOT, NO.'iO MAIN ST.,
WICHITA, ICAJW.
-AU-j a Ko stck cl Tubaec d4 Ofars
teastaetly oa haad out -ly
HARRIS & CO.,
Soda Water Manufacturers!
Wholesale aad BtJI IXaler la
ICE! -
Harris- doubled their faellttJe- for nffAflf the
city aad Mnxrteadiaa eoaotry wlta the alavt e erli
cirs, will raa Uxir waa csaiwl Ut
ELDORADO,
AUGUSTA,
WLVFIZLD.
OXFORD,
WELLINGTON,
BELLE PLAIN,
SEDGWICK
acd NEWTON.
E-Ail utitn ynmrti aMeMU4 ta
UkKMU A CO.,
ah-tr LwcfcJUtK.
R. NICHOLS CO.,
LIVE STOCK
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
tLlmk, jkMtG9,la.
XSeh. jusUaasaa.
liUtT
aTrasae Much Jrtt,
H aV WaRWWy oat JBfV tt
yarda. U'rif, anasas,
CaJsasatss
rn.itmut.JU
e
tUawemil fmeitm yar4.
it
. WWisil. XMa.
ffijkfml aaaawjas saatae emaal
mat, ass aaarhrt wisui saralili I wheaj
M-ts
DYEING AND NENOVATMIG!
fOTaIsraiasrm as aahM
haawhaa ryiaww a ahaa. sW aha saaa.
AMh4ssrwaeesJ
VRRRala
aRRaRR)R VfplM B , -RRpMHNrr RW ffMR
a sh aaaah af a aw aaaaawasU
l4ia'M""'"IB' sisauHw
r ssr,
SsSl
A. CHADWpCK.
CMfldaVMATOHROirtiOKA,.
' NAPAtCltft.
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Cr nhhrtU to cnCACrO, 8T.
LOUIrClNCXATI,LOUVUJJC.
CITIES.
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TW Dirm Um to CARROND AUC,
OSAGKCIT'.NEWTOJf.WICMrTA.
EMPUMA. BbTCIHKBfer,e.UtAT
KXD, BOOQV: CITY, 4 i nt- -ir
at GRANADA wUk BAXCOW,
SANDEKSONACO.'S STAGES fer
Pckblo, La AXUtAh, TaiKtDAD,
Las Vraas, Santa Fit, toe,
Xi JL 3ST ID s.
8,000,000 ACRES ta tk Mt per
Um in'KANSAS for Mien ELEVEN
YEARS CREDIT, 7 per cMt. lartertat,
with Low Rate, ami Liberal Keduc
tioa to Settlers.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS.
Arraacrj
teawshln
tickets at Uwnt Balis. Ta . faow
iu rwra w Kcaora, to axo vaaat au. rxMsr
i". jkaaaa. Ktuuirie aaosua o aujrsss. t w v.
H. !hsnld, Uestaaa Afeat, A. T. a. T. .
T&peka, Kaaaas.
A. K. TOCZAUN.
Land CoeasaisaUmer.
GEO, H. XKTTUCTON J
MaaVAasaaslaakfhaasaXBBSBksl
JaaJsIJ "aiaaajBajaBBBjaasa,,
ORAL.
JOTrT Eocroisr,
Dealer In
LIMB,
BTJTLIDIlSra- STOITE
PLASTER PARIS,
CEMENT AND HAIR I
Osage Shaft and Fort Scott Red
COA"L
OFFICE South slds Douglaa avians, near it
pot. J. EXXON,
my Jl-lf
CLOTHING.
IIAKBiy & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS
t
DOUGLAS AVENUE,
Keep the best
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS,
CASSiMKRKS. VESTINGS,
SILKS, and
All Ilia Most fashionable fodf f HssSja aa4a
sp la tb latest sir la.
a-tr
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-.zryr.sxxr; reeaaty
tc;j
2WE. ZIIMirMEiRelj'Sr.
aatLaa ia
STOVES, TIXWARK,
wmi rutnwK mm, ikl
Tee
Iftn OrV,
NO
, 25- MAIM STREET,
WICHITA, KANSAS.
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3STETW ETEtMI
IsTiii W GOODS
NEW PRICESI
s. a DAYismr,
NEWHOTELBUILDING!
' SKA
DRY GOOW;
xonoys;.
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900Jt,4
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