The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-11-20

B. Y. Lorne. the state agent OF the American
Bible society, will address the meeting. There
will be service in no other church at that hour.
A Mr.. Somerville and his son, from Indiana,
bought Col. Knapp's three hundred acre farm,
near Oxford, in Sumner county, paying $4,000
cash. The place is very desirable one, and
We are little surprised that COL X. should
part with it.
Ell. Blood, Of the Douglas Avenue House
has purchased fine young trotting horse which
teps OF his mile inside OF 3 30, and has no,
been in harness but \ few times Blood know.
how to handle horse and II there Is any speed
in one he can get 1t out.
John Falkensten furnished US with the an
tidote for chicken cholera published last week
and not Mr.. Allison. Another farmer tells vi
that red pepper, br oxen in very small pieces
and put INTO milk and set where the fowls car
have free access TO Il, IL good.
. Persons can procure their ticket and have
their baggage CHECKED at any hour In the day
at the depot. and leave their bus call II they
wish. thereby avoiding any further trouble ~
taking the train at leo .. m, for all cities and
towns cast or west, north or south.
NJ. W. Levy, esq, Of this city, received In
telligence on Tuesday of his mothers death
l Her home was in France, and the news was
very unexpected and sorrowfully depressing
Being away from home aud early friends, he
has our sympathies in this, his sad bereave'
ment.
Mr.. G. q. Orner writes TO S. C.. johnson
that, o. soon as he gets his business In shape
he will move with his family to Wichita. Ii
his letter he says Il have travelled through
nearly every state In the Union. and neveI
found anything TO equal the country arount
Wichita"
u. II. Miller, the successful manufacturer o
brooms, OF this place, sent us specimen Of hi
handi.work The brush is No. I, and the man
lcr's make will out wear two ordinary factory
brooms. lie makes an article especially for
sweeping carpets, one Of which every house
wife should keep on hand.
Messrs. Grant & Elmondorf. painters. have
purchased the shop and fixtures Of Armeut
Cotton, and are now prepared to do work OF
the shortest notice aud with the best materia
and in tho best style. These gentlemen arr
accomplished workmen. sober and industrious
and we hope our people w,ll give them share
OF their patronage. See their card.
The new time table went into effect last Mon.
day morning. The mail train arrives at Wich
ita at 1870 in the night and leaves Mt lao IN
the night, arriving at Atchison nj LAS in tht
afternoon. and leaving Atchison at 1880 p. m
This arrangement IL little awkard and incon
vcnicnt to our people, butw suppose nothin,
better can be expected before spring.
The directors CT the agricultural society hell
ameeting last week and made arrangement
looking to the settlement Of their affairs. The!
expect to pay OF all their indebtedness ant
hope to be able to pay all the premiums. 4
resolution was passed directing the treasure
and secretary Of the society to publish full re
ports Of their books, which will appear In thi
paper next week.
Joseph Lowe, charged with killing Beard
had his examination before Esquire Jcwct
this week, Sluss upon the part Of the state
Tucker for The defendant, the result Of whicl
was, bound over in the sum OF 1900 for hi
appearance n the December term Of court
The evidence is very voluminous, and .althoug
We procured much Of it, We cannot spare tn
space for Its insertion.
go tell aunt Rhody
TAst her old gray goose is dead;
The One she'd been savtn'
To make q feather bed.
Yes. Stanley killed her-w. E. Stanley. th
"young man eloquent" Of the Sedgwiclx cour
~ bar, end the superintendent Of the n. I
ssbsalh school. He Shot her on the wi g, m
cent har in III her fstness to grace tAs table Z
ye poor attsuuated editor. An lon; ding 70
.sbiled owl" and thanksgiyiag turkey was FOL
entfan and the Royernor's s1aI 1T siRhf In n