The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-05-15

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WICHITA. THURsD ~, MAY Is. Is7s.
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS. R,
N. A. English has disposed Of sewers. valua- r,
BILE lots during the week.
Toftin's train OF twenty wagons was In and tn
loaded this week for Fort SILL
Hobbs & Pittinger have opened \ brokers' p,
Office In the room over their store.
Todd Royal sold eighty bushels Of cotton tn
seed to Sumner county farmers this week.
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Thsmas wood,nan has been confined TO his
room for several days, sick with brain fever. sc
A disease OF some kind is among the chick ot
ems In town. which In almost every case proves
fatal. Of
Mr.. Hartman bought Of Steele 4 Levy the "
southeast quarter Of section 3, township q,
range 2 east
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running around the streets. Let's have an r.
other order from the mayor.
J. Brush Fenton returned yesterday from
visit to the Pacific coast. lie gives glowing or
accounts Of that tropical cline.
Over twenty heavy cattle men arrived in ".
wichita this week direct from Texas, all Of IN
whom have herd. upon the road. ,io
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J. M. Allen, OF the late firm of Allen Nc
Killip, has commenced business again in Nj
Hopes block. next door to the Syndicate. Su
A good girl, competent to do general house. ny
work, can obtain permanent home situation nv
In . small family by applying at this Office. w.
The Methodist sociable which WAS held at vic
the Douglas avenue house on Tuesday eve tn,
ning WAS success both socially and financially He
We learn that Gard. II. Smith, one Of the 90
oldest and most successful land agents in the wa
Southwest, will open up an Office again in n Me-
few days. ~'
A Mr. Burns, of New York, purchased Of C. ine
r. Gilbert, this week, through the land agency su
Of Steele & Levy, lot No 10 Main street, for to
81 900 cash. EN-
Mr.. Royal returned home last SATURDAY, nom POI
trip to indianapolis. He was accompanied obs
by his daughter, who has been attending 10,
school at that place. abb
The masons will commence the brick work Of '''
the Metropolitan hotel on Monday next. MIR. I
Mills says the building will now be rapidly col
pushed to completion. his
W. w. Pagan, assistant superintendent OF
the A., T. $. +. railroad, was in town day a.,
before yesterday, looking after the interests of
cattle shippers and his road. 49,.
The attention OF the street commissioner is IN
called 70 the insuciency of the drain in front in
OF West & Manns and also in front of Kara c.
tofsky's dry goods establishment. sto
Mr.. L. Hays. Of the firm of Hays Bros. left q, :"
Monday for Europe, and will visit the Vienna w.
exposition lie will act as special correspond VIC
snt Of the EAGLE while ON his trip. o.
WA. Thomas l. Co. made last Friday the att,
first sale Of goods Of the To the Texas be
cattle trade. The goods were shipped to the .,
Indian territory 10 meet the herds coming
north. So
Black Corbett have q few more bushels the
OF cotton seed on hand vet for sale Farmers wa,
wishing to purchase will have to call early. WI
This 10 the seed that bought by the city der
board Of trade. pla,
Under the head OF new advertisements will cei'
be found that Of Paul Ritter, professor of pos
music. Mr.. Ritter comes TO well recon- cur
mende in his profession, being graduate Of pas
= German school. mp
Miss l.. Markham inls just opened vn Main une,
street. two doors north OF the New York store, Tex
cho'cc STOCK OF millinery and fancy goods 10 dry
which she invites the attention Of the ladies'
OF Wichita and vicinity.
A Mr.. Hills. brother of our fellow-townsman We
II. .. mus Is paying our city WISH Win spec
view Of locating. lie is business man, and VIII
such gives his opinion that Wichita is selo
the liveiest city in the west. wer
The Commercial block, Greiffcnstein's new ana
block on Douglas avenue. is rapidly approach '"e
ing completion. The brick work complet- ut'
ed last Monday. and the roof which is patent p'e'
fire-proof, will be finished this week. e"c'
The Corpus Christi Gazette, one Of our livl- terc
est Texas exchanges, devotes one whole page wit,
to brands each dealer giving fac sine repre- par,
sentation Of his brand. The page looks like tbei
the Chinese alphabet or Egyptian hyroglyphics ~
Hon. John NJ. Steele the railroad assessor er.,
for the 18th judicial district, left for Topeka on Mr.
Monday morning to meet with the board Of has
railroad assessors Recollect, John, that rail- year
roads are owned by soullcss corporations. and to
70 for them. firm
and
"""e .'i.o"""' e'''oi Vi VIC pene i"'" thro
Democrat. called upon this week. Nc says IN.
that not only Belle Plain but all Sumner coun- Lou
~ IL growing thi, spring. The Democrat is .ua,
q good paper and deserves the support OF the an,
people Of Belle Plain. h,,
We see by the proceedings of the annual Of b,
of homeopathic physicians for the for |
west, which was held last week at Kansas City, r.,
that DIR. &. T. Fisher, of this city, chosen IN.
delegate TO the national convention, which Co.,
meets in Cleveland next month. 49,,
J. ID. Reed, of Golixd, Texas, who spent the rivel
summer in Wichita last year, and who was Nssr
of the heavy cattle men OF cemI
he state arrived in Wichita again tins week. The!
iis herds arc on the road. Mr. Reed will rive.
make Wichita his headquarters for this season. on a
-. 60 pair,
purchased OF William Greiffenstcin, through -
steele Levy. a block of ground on Greifen- -,
tein's addition, upon which he agrees to erect c..
I've buildings immediately also SIX lots on 80.
asn street. south Of Douglas avenue. Work '
vii commence the buildings next week. Sc,
And Wichita still grows indg
The rumor reaches that one of the Wichita
md Fl. Sill stages was attacked by Indians and WV
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