The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-09-04


Billy Arlington's entertainment gave goo
satisfaction lie had a large and appreci
tive audience.
Ex-senaiorPoase,e of Mississippi. who spel
>ome time in Wichita this spring, has scttl,
st Manhattan.
Born, to Mr. aud Mrs. George Livingston
OF peogone. Kansas. on the morning Of Aui
ust - q daughter.
The friends Of Rey. Sir. Vail viii be gIa
to know that he has returned and will f
his pulpit mex, Sabbath.
Perry wflkin has the ground prepared an
viii sow one even quarter section Of goo
land IN wheat this month.
v. W. Fuller has sold his business hou,
and lot TO Il. o. Batch for consideration {
SI.5oe. So we ara informed.
Mrs. snsan A. Booth, wife Of John G
Booth. Of salem towxphip. we regret to learn
died ai her home last Thursday.
Row II. u. Fisher. who dedicated the firs
u +. Church Of this city, is now the paste
of the church at salt Lake City.
The sidewalk in front OF the New lorl
stop +, fun of boxes of new goods that Nor
ri. is sending on FOR the fall trade,
\ party Of ladies and gentlemen took al
excursion down to Mulyane from this city OF
Friday last OF the construction train.
Abe smith is b..ildiGs Tor o. NJ. Billing
three good and neatly arranged houses TWEEN
IL four feet SQUARE, intended for rent.
Van Il. Holmes, OF Emporia, one of tb'
oldest settlers in The state, spent day in tn
civ Til, week and called on the EAGLE.
r. }. Beunic is rejoicing in the advent o
ayery fine young lady at his house, who came
on the DIST and proposes TO stay few years
To-day Thursday the election for Mayor
takes place '.The longest pole knocks th'
persimmou.." Politics DO not cut any figure
in It.
The southern Kansas Institute commences
its fan session next Monday, the sth, instcac
of the 18Th. As wa. stated in this paper last
week.
The school board have ordered that all thu
teachers they have employed for the mex
year shall undergo thorough and rigid ex
animation.
The military ball. which comes of on Fri
day evening promises to be iirst-class in ever,
respect The ichita Guards viii be on
deck in full dress
THIS "Wednesday evening and Thursday
evening pinafore win be given Eagle Hal
ought to be filled both evenings 10 hear this
very popular play.
Meeting of the Episcopal Guild this Thurs
day afternoon. September lth. at O'Clock.
The ladic, are requested to NEE; promptly at
the residence of Mrs. james Black.
The Guards haze moved their armory to
Eagle Han Capt. Woodcock ana Lieut..
Ricltry .ay the new quarters are much better
in every respect than the old ones.
Geo. L. Parrish. Esq, Of Keewaney, MI
ncis. an acquaintance of Judge Little is in
the ciiy with 4 view OF locating. Mr. Par
IRISH is an at,ori' y-ai-law by profession,
Policeman James Mohen and two Others
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-, ~. - ,;tno-.o. in a aa.crtion
case.
y. G. BRAY brought into this Office some
stalks Of mlet Of the Pearl variety, that
measured ten feet. lie thought that as friend
Carlton Ind BROUGHT some the EAGLE's nest
h. would furnish the roost.
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n..o,r..,i,o,n. lsaa sister Mr.. White.
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Mici"lA boasts "i Il basket i"''orH-- "'S'
class one lAe! Manufacture IL Soou "as"e's
AS are MADE anywhere ",' '"'''''''''s
coura.o q neN industry ia our city.
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:. H. Nosbii has opened one OF ihe hnest
little rotiii Establishments IN TIE ci'y on Man
street. HIS stock is iresh ana new. lie sens
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The Wellington iT1stt would do wen not
to crow TOO loud over tie whea, markets. \
httle easy IA, friend. Wellington has only
struck an opening and i, not out OF shc wood
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Mrs Matilda !. spccr. Of Illinois township.
who ha. hecn sick FOR long time. j. mater
ialy and happily improving She has been
long and patient sufferer, hiu has borne up
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