The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-07-01


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Mr.. W. W. Sweet, of Ohio township, one
Of Sedgwick's staidest agriculturists brings
us IN sa.p'e " oA'' sIo"n :. .S -.
WHICH n.iu ~ o'-'. o
roo VIII .iso MAJ '.'' :" 800 .t .:-
from "na' VIC %. EARN A"o. f
wih carry ON 'ne osnner ior o's o-'s ~
TINS year. oar i'e.u o"ees ~
oats IN MS helenooI"ooo arc I.'"e' ''"'
The CITY Of Peabody Is sinking drill, for
coal. At the depth Of go feet, after passing
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Esquire o. Hoss says that sowing broad |
cast common barrel salt is not only deadly |
dose to the chintz bug. but that his expert |
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VIM. II. Schofeld, President OF the X. c., |
b. & S. +. X. R., arrived in our city Saturday |
night from New York, accompanied by Mr.. |
Burns, Of the Santa Fe, Hon. Geo. Il. Peck, |
.openA' NV 80, 800, -. o..
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At the Democratic street pow-wow last /
Saturday night mid the babel OF tongues, an |
wills. rockets and wrangle fiery, wriggling |
serpent was set on which, IN its blazing IN |
certain flight, struck our old eagle square In |
the breast An ominous hurrah went up |
from tue crown De'o"' ou. 'ae MISSILE Ae'i
Daek exnaus'ea disappearing In due "A"e,
leaving tne eag'c an unsca.neo emo'em u
tne triumph 'hAt awaits inc AeP""lcA" parry
I'D november.
BIZ. Hobart spent Saturday in the city,
and right glad were all hands to see him. In /
| all matters pertaining to the construction of /
| the st. Louis and San Francisco i'm which he i
had ought to do were entirely satisfactory to
our people, "heh ne Iounu tue company nao
oetefl"'heo upo" o'"c'e"' co"ise HUN 'ne
one tlat hao peen replcsa"'eu u our people,
MT. h"oarI 'ra"kiy i"'or"ieu 'ne hanage-
meht mat nc "ouiu nave hothihS iur'ner 10
40 Win the matter.
Cant. PAYNE. now In Wichita. has resigned
the position of President OF the Oklahoma
orpanization. and is succeeded nv Cant !.
NJ. Steele. of the same place. Judging from
what we hear. the idea of gaining foothold
in the Indian Terr;torv Is st;II frm,v .d-
hcred TO, aud new movement may be look
cd Tor NJ any ume The membership Of the
organization now numbers over one thous-
and ana is rapidly increasing.-hnfh"ay Re
publican.
Smith l. McComb Bros. are putting in q
splendid upright show ease, twenty-five feet
long by eight in height, finished in grain aud
tasty in all particulars. They found such
case necessary for the showing and protec-
ton of the great amount Of superlatively fine
harness and saddles being turned out of their
'""p' No hiin VI merchants Ut u'a""'"c'ur-
CTS ever u''s business IN 'h.s Guy are more
popular 'hal o'nl'n . Mcoo"o Dros'
Again the attention of those who desire
their communications to appear in the EA
GLE is called to the disposition to run off
into offensive personalities. It's a waste oil
time to write such letters to the EAGLE. One
other thing needs correction. As arule the
communications are too long. Condensc by !
rewriting if necessary, but in all events cut !.
1t short. II our locals, or even editorials
were halfas long as some of the communion
tons sent Us, they would never be read in
a.: /
Frank Fisher came in from his ranch on
the Chicaskia the other day. He started in
with three ear loads Of fat cattle, but was n
overtaken by colorado beef buyer who Of I
fercd him st. Louis prices for his cattle, 80
he sold on the spot Of course Fisher says
many cattle are being brought in from Colo
RADIO in 4 starving condition. There is abso-
lutely no grain in Colorado. Out of fifteen
hundred head started from Colorado for his {
ranch on the Chikaskia only one thousand r
came through alive, five hundred furnishing n
And now Wichita man claims to be the y
person who hired Garfield TO drive q canal
boat In his youthful days. Had Methuselah
been nominated at Chicago some Arkansas
Valley man would have jumped up and
claimed that he rocked .'Old Thusy's' cradle
and kept the flies of of him while his moth
er, Mrs. Enos, gathered cucumbers in the
valley Of Jordan Clay County DispafcA,