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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-10-30

| shuman's grove bids fair 10 become the ne
sort for NIL outdoor sports, picnics. cclebra-
lions, etc. Mr.. 8. has expended > large
amount Of labor on the place this year in TAX
ing out stumps, clearing out underground,
trimming trees, etc., and no small sum Of
money in making half mile elliptic track for
trotting. All the large trees have been re-
moved and the young growth By another
year will shade very closely several acres OF
ground. The Little River encircles two sides
of the park and the Big River another side.
The finest boating place in the country Is the
lake formed by the Little River. The little
lakelets which are natural will be cleaned out
and have their banks graded down and put
IN bluegrass and clover. as will the whole
park. Another favorable item for Shnman's
park is its ncarness to the city. No bus or
hack fare is required. It is just pleasant
walk. The new track is settling down very
finely, and many judges say it will be very
''fast track" possessing both elasticity and
softncss. There will probably be horse
fair held there vet this fall. 1t may come on
next week after the election. Mr.. Shuman
deserves the thanks and patronage Of the
people for having put all his available means
into pleasure grounds situated so convenient
to the city. A little more dressing up and
trimming of borders and banks, and clover
sod. or mixed white and red clover and blue
or June grass, and . few flower plots, and
two or three years time. will make Shuman's
grove retreat of no mean pretentiOns.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-10-30

Colonel VIM. 4. Phillips was in our cit,
on Monday and spent an hour with us talking
over old Kansas times and conecturing ol
The future. Since he left Congress. where
Tor six years he ably represented the in.
ierests of Kansas. he has been very busy il
secular matters. He has just returned iron
Mexico and the mineral regions OF the We>i
lie thinks il win be now but very shori
| time before the A.. I. Il :. r Will be- eNten
ded down the valley to connection with tn,
Mississippi river ard her jctty system. II,
| interviewed the Indians upoe the -vhjee
this summer aud the, raise no objection. ",
see by the papers that the A.iaatie Aoaf&l,
next month VIII contain the substance OF th'
| recollection OF three interviews between OF,
John Brown and Colonel Phillips. osawato
mie Brown and Bill Phillips were very init
mate, aid the Interviews will prove. u,
dou {, ve'y !ntere ting. Col. p. LETT Wichi
u Tue-ua. morning los WasAiu- ton. Mayo
Gre.Geasieis and James H. Meal. our fellow
towns aen, " re y,ry ultimate with Phillips
= TNr.tss .. csss.
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very pleasant aud social event occu rrc,
on Friday evening last at the residence OF q
". Steenrod. il Union township. on whie
occasion large number Of neighbors an,
friends gathered and spent several hours il
social converse. dancing. feasting. etc. Tn
B. NJ. of the EAGLE. accompanied by his bet
ter half. was there, thinking, perhaps the.
| would have the pleasure of representing III,
city. but it WIS delu,ion. A short time al
ter their arrival in came Tucker, Baldcr>ton
/ Caldwell. W. l.. and A. +. Stanley, Judg,
jewett. T.. \. Dorsey and several Others
| most of whom Immediately selected partners
| Tor 4 quadrille. much t. the astonishmcnt o
the Il NJ. who feels that he ought not to "a,
anything about it. but il is too good 10 keep
suffice il 10 say that everybody enjoye,
| themselves hugely. ana TO the host and host
rss the praise i due for their uniiring ener
! " in seeing TO the wants OF their guest
These gatherings are Of frequent occurrence
n that neighborhood during the winte
| months. in the absence of lectures. concerts
ttc.. which town>ioik are permitted to enjoy
nd are participated in by the old aud yo un:
| dixie. with a xe,t. aud are in no way objec
1 .ionable,
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ORITuARY.

Died, in Wichita, on Wednesday. October
y, 1879, of puerperal peritonitis, Mrs: sallie
:. Ross wife OF Finlay Ross. and daughter Of
T. G. aud Il. w. Parham, aged Il years, II
months and . days.
Life tresds on life. and heart on heart
We.press 4 10 close IN church and mart
To Keep dream or grave apart
And still We glide down to the sea
or fathomless eternity"
1t f. but five short springs since the subject
Of these lines. animated by an innocent girl
ish beauty, which attracted every one. came
with her parents to make THIS city her home.
Time tripped lightly and joyously along
bringing to an end her school days ana days
OF girhood as well. but giving to Finlay
Ross woman of matchless loyeliness-a
wife of unsullied beauty and innocence. 1t
is less than a year when, in the soft autumnal
days. she, as bride, crossed the threshold OF
her new life and into the new home prepared
for her By the loving hands Of him who had
won her hand and heart. but who now
mourns her so sadly. The days. weeks and
menths sped by in roseate happiness giving
promise not only Of contented years, but Of
ties that link desiinies as well as hearts. The
hour of contamination only came to give one
life and take anothcr-to snatch the match.
less flower leaving in its stead the frailest
bud. Girlhood. womanhood. motherhood
death. How crowded in SO brief space
"A bubble breaking. a fable told;
A noontime shadow, midnight DREAM
are embiens apt.
On Sabbath the Rev. J. d. Hewett. in clo-
quent and pathetic words, told OF the sweet
lite. it, winged mission; Of the many virtues
and noble qualities OF its possessor; after
ward the touching hymn was chanted. the
tears Of sympathy were shed. and loving
hands, having strewn her bier with flowers.
tenderly bore her away to rest heath the
whitening grass on the hiil-sIope where. sur
rounded by the multiplying >lecpers OF that
silent city. they and she will await the new
creating word that shall start to lie in height
encd form, TO the life from pain and death
forever free.
50 nd such l. bulnaa life al best.
\ IN .ther's, Il lter'. the green earth D breast;
i laauch, n voyage, Il @heiIni. * save,
he cradle, The bridal bed nj the grave
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The horse men are talking horse fair ant
some good races at Shuman's grove, immedi
,tely after the Newton fair. next week. The
rack is being improved al! the time and i
citing down very solid. Animals in train
ng can be seen there daily. 1t is so conye
ient that a horse fair would draw very well
Hon. S. NJ. Tucker returned from the Gun
iisOD mining country last Saturday. where
ne had been some weeks. Mr.. Tucker went
10 the Colorado mines in SO and for two
years had quite an experience in the noun.
tains. lie says no one not having seen can
De convinced o: the many and wonderful
discoveries that have been made in that
'ountry within twelve month. Many new
>tricts that were unbounded and unknown
even July last have now hundreds OF
mines whose ores in silver. galena and gold
ts.ay richly, and he gives it AS his opinion
hat Il greater rush will take place next year
han ut any time since the Pixies Peak eX-
element. The wealth Of these mountains is
lntold and untlreamed of as yet, but the
,ext ten years with present railroad facilities
wealth will roll out Of those deep canOns by
he train load. or course Kansas. more than
my other State. will reap rich reward in
good steady markets for all that she can pro-
luce. Mr.. Tucker, in connection with Geo.
Matthews. located number OF valuable
.laims n determined by the assayer's chem
iralS and crucibcs. and he expects 10 return
in the spring
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-10-30

Those who attended the Guards ball held
In Eagle Hall, Tuesday evening. Octob ,r alsi.
compliment the boys on their management OF
the affair, and say that they fully enjoyed
them, elves, each member of the company
making it his duty TO make 1t interesting for
those in attendance. The first tabeau was u
representation of camp life before and after
battle. The last tableau was represents
ton of the Nations defenders protecting the
Goddess of Liberty at a charge bayonet, call
ed forward by the officers. Miss Allie Nichol
son presented the Goddess OF Liberty. The
musir
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Notice by Publication.

tate OF ksnsas. tyuafy of ~eigsiek- -.
On the .Jih iay Of september. i-ss, John Hsts
died his yetition Is. the 5istricf Court FOR -sid
>edgwick county sxaiB-f MARI i.swers aGa san
n Usrvey The laid Ann NJ CAREY, there
fore. vii5 hsrebY sako pntice that she hh- os~n
sged by said Jgha siitH. sgd naDst sa-usr his
aid teitsDn Oh or befsre the s;h das of i'erem-
ber ie.s III the saI.se will be taken a. trtse. ad
judgment will be 50 rendered Sssis.i her sfs,'f!-
isgiy frrci.ssing ssd frsver nsrrsag her froGa
right title iaIsre-t ia 90 Il The foiiovisg Do.
seribed real tate .3t.nle Ia III -esigwis eoag-
~, u wit. the asr.nae-t quarter Of -ersi =
fseafg-tsur tn. In township txegty -es-ht t1ej 4.
rsags 0ae % east GUTHRIE htusN,
Attest C. 4. sau>es. t'isiati1'- A,iys.
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Notice for puol,cata n.

81 Wichita hxa.s-. oct.. 9TH Tsp
Notice j. hsre1s Gwen ;hsf the fSliSEi.ss
rsns.d settler hn- nesi Dsfics 20 hi iatsnfio =
MAKE Dc nj sr<f Sc support 4 ai- sfsBs. z;ss ~
srr l.si effrs thsYsss ~ the r1l.fnfiSr % sisf
ass- from The sssis Il fhts Esstiet. siz
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saa n. : Aoarss 4 eix- al es'aHsx AsA-s-
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l. W GEsGeh airsraey fer tissmsn; H.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-10-30
THE DRIVE WELL QUESTION.

Last week the EAGLE called attention to
an advertisement in its columns in which an
agent of the ASST gnces Of the drive well pat
ept notified the owners OF wells in this coun-
~ that he had come to collect the royalty.
but that for twenty days he would settle on
a compromise basis. We distinctly stated
that We felt the demand to be ..grieyous
hardship. and seemingly unjust demand"
but in view Of the experience of many other
localities in this and other States it would be
the better part of wisdom to settle upon the
terms proposed by the agent. We wrote
what we did conscentiously and as our best
judgment, never having had any talk with
the agent, or without even so much as hav-
ing seen him. We simply advised others to
do what we had concluded to do ourselves in
tie premises.
We understand that there was a meeting
held at Eagle Hall Saturday night for the
purpose of discussing the advisability of ac-
ceding to the demand made by the agent,
which meeting, it is said, was quite largely
attended and very earnest II not exciting.
In pursuance of resolution a committee
was appointed 10 wait on the agent at hi-
hotel and notify him that twenfy-four hours
would be given him to leave the town. which
demand he promised to obey. As to this
meeting and one subsequent, We know moth
ing. personally. aud only what we learned by
hcarsay. Nor do we desire TO discuss again
the merits OF the controversy having given
our opinion last week honestly. truthfuly
aud in no haste. That meeting. by its ac-
ton, said we were wrong. We only hope
that we may have been. and that our people
may yet get out Of paving again for their
wells. What we more particularly desire to
alude 10 now l. certain insinuations said to
have been thrown out. and aside upon that
floor. TO the effect that the editor of the EA-
GLE had been .'scen,' fixed etc. All suc!
talk, by whomsoever INDUCED, is here de-
nounccd as false, in toto. contemplate in
spirit. without shadow of truth for ioun-
dition. The whole course of the EAGLE
since its establishment gives the direct lie to
even a suspicion OF like character. and the
man or men guilty Of il are challenged to
face The matter out.
We viii add but 4 " ord. II Interested
parties have reason To believe that the advice
OF The EAGLE. honest though II was. 10 have
been ill-;imed or unwise. let them raise Il
fund, employ able connscl. and contest the
demand in the courts as dozens OF other com
munites have done Courts aud the law are
the only weapons with which 10 fight cor.
porat,ons. They cannot be destroyed or in
Inundated by mobs or vigilance committees.
Hot-headed. impromptu meetings will excuse
us from advising the people of Sedswick
county to a course which, in our judgment.
would not only result in yeXatious law suits
by the hundred, but officers and costs of eel
lection. in addition to the full royalty in the
end. There l. another means 10 the same
end, and that is 10 let the city and county
make the fight by contributing money in
their corporate capacities. or by buying the
right for the county.
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The citizens of AtchisOn are making up Q
plan for a boulevard. An engineer has ex'
;.mined the ground and city surroundings
iinely shaded aud waiered. with a width OF
sixty feet. nearly two miles in extent. FOL
$ .gis..j. Wichita has now three or ioui
streets that excel any in the State for driving
purposes. being hard. level, smooth. clear O
du I and beautifully shaded. But they are
TOO short tor good drive. For one-tenth
the sum estimated for Atchison, Wichita can
construct boulevard running from the bank
of the ri, er on First street to the site Of the
Water Mill on Chisholm, and have it shaded
the entire distance.
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-10-30
GRAND OPENING OF THE TURNER'S OPERA
HOUSE
ANOTHER Eoom FOR WICHITA.

Mo IIEE FUE WIGHT 4.
The Turner'S Opera House will be opened
formally 10y the Turner'S on Thursday. Nov
9th. on which occasion the following pro
grammc will be Introduced: Opening speech
in German by Juliu. Junke!nan; in Engiisl
by Hons, H. {. S.u>s and VI. ) Adams; Gym
nasiic exercise 10y the Wichita Turner'S an.
Pupils; to close with grand ball. Invita-.
Lions viii be issued in due time, winch,
presented AZ the door on the evening OF tie
entertainment. viii admit the bearer. Gen.
tlemen vino iaIl 10 receive an invitation in
due time are requested TO mention il to some
member of the society. Refreshments viii
be served ia the supper room Of the Hall;
Oysters, lee Cream, etc. Mr. Adolph WiesneI
will act As Caterer.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-10-30

We all remember the balloon ascension or
the first day of our late fair. and the promi.
nent pars taken in /; by President W I.
Jewett. Fred. Smyth and the celebrated ero-
naut They were never heard OF again. thal
Is, the Balloon and the gronaut. No suci
/. good luck as 10 Smythe and Jewe,t Well
thai balloon has been heard from, also ia,
9roaaut. The balloon was found in South
crn Michigan and the aronaut is safe in Chi
cago. How they ever came there is astonish.
ing enough. But there is hardly the posi-
bility OF a mistake. We all know they dis
appeared from here and the dispatches Civ,
an accou 4 OF the finding OF u balloon IL
Southern Michigan, Well worn. rotten. smoky
AMI torn, and it mast be the one that Went
~ frvm wlvh,ts on tac I: q dry u the mir
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A Pound SOCfAi

A Pound Social will be held in the Presby
terrain church next Wednesday evening. Ad
mittance one pound Of something useful
They will have post-otfice telephone an,
other attractions TO make it pleasant. None.
raised for sunday School Library.
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A pockc;-book was left at this Office which
the owner can have by calling


Rumor> of an extensive robbery commit
ted at Wellington reached here last saturday.
Seyera! masked men entered the depot before
day and forced the night clerk. at the muzzle
OF a revolver. to deliver up the package OF
railroad money made up for Transmission by
the next mornings mail train to the central
Office at Topeka Afler turning over the
package. which contained some 800. he wa,
conducted out on the prairie and command
ed o stand there until all was quiet. the rob
Der. in the meantime mounting their horses
and disappearing in the darkness. The rob
brs got only about one-third rs much as was
expected.
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The Episcopal church will be open as usua
next sunday, and in the evening Mr.. Cotton
will preach on the Fourth Commandment
The Holy Communion will be celebrated n
| the morning. Services at l0l A. NJ. and r. NJ
Sunday School al Il Z. NJ
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4 company of gentlemen have informed
our Mayor that they have about concluded t.
erect pillow aud implement factory l..
Wichita. Above ali things our city shou,
encourage maD,l.artO cries
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A New York firm contemplate erecting
sugar and moa.scs factory in Wichita. Cor
Will be the raw material. Parties will be her
in a few days.
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Benz. l.. Bear. popular druggist Of Wich-
ita. accompanied by Mr.. Robinson visited
our city this week. They both pronounced
themselves pleased with the country and as
ton-hed at its rapid ;;rawth. (which surpass-
Ell their cxpel.talion AntAonu Repubiiean.
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Chssser Narss Is ssgssnx tee b<ss ossss
City coal 1t .ix aoEssrs per tod. .sssc. by
the ear iasd - ossss Csfy prices ~sta fssiss'
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mr.. sSs Ssssr rest ~ rssis~sS ,er xsis Esd
the Esss rsssrss<as sv.s ssrys IN TIE
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-10-30
A Good Hlan.

A. ian ounce Of prevrsti0s r. wsssh .
pound OF cure" II i, good plan - boy .
bo;ii. Of krc,s Fever Tonic, aud during ~
take small. dose daily, thus preventing the
possibility Of contracting any naisriai dis
ease. lyon have the agne buy bottle and
be cared promptly aud surely. The mene,
refunded II Il does not cure. II contains NJ
quinlnc or poison. ard I. pheasant TO take.
Illrf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-10-30

Mrs. +. &. Wright. came up from Anthony.
il,t week to see her old friends and neigh
,ors. She left for home Tuesday having ell
ove,l herself greatly
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-10-30

kechi township was awarded at the coun-
y fair twenty mine premiums. J. Thurman
avs they can get away with any township
u the county for good stock and good grain.
utter, cheese, bread and cake.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-10-30

Society wants TO keep its eye open to tn.
odd advice OF Stanley, Oliver. kay,cr and Al
len. They all are evidently contcmplatin.
something serious, and that right off, and il
not suicide either.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-10-30

The Headlight Lunch Room i, the nam
and style OF an eating house just opened OF
the Wbitworth corner. 1t is conducted .!
the plan of the cheap lunch rooms in tn
eastern ciiie-. Dishes cost from two cent
up TO live, and for fifteen cents square mea
can be made up.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-10-30

Bright. white. clean cutting trOsts have set
in at last. and the foliage of forest and field
is disappearing in glory OF beautiful dyes.