The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-03-10

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depot agent, than whom for superior quali6-
cations ~ . medium between the business
public and . great corporation, he has few
equals, 10 absent In Lawrence on business Of
Q personal nature.
The business Of Mr.. T. L. Nixon Is spread.
ing out, and what with insurance, land sales,
loans, and attending to the business Of the
corporation Of which he IL leading member,
he 10 kept busy enough He places his bus
iness before our readers In this issue.
Rev. Shelton, At the opera house, will dis
cuss in the morning, 1.-THE Joy Of Jesus; or,
How Spirits Enjoy Life In the Other World
And In the evening the subject will he,
'YOkes." The morning services are held ut
the usual hours Of the churches, l0i .. m.
II IL reported that from six to ten inches Of
snow Tell in the western portion Of this coun.
y last Sunday. Good enough. We are hap
py to inform the people OF that section thst
Wichita will pay the highest market price
tor wheat next summer. and II the Gould
road should put In, Wichita will pay Kansas
City prices for wheat.
The Anthony Republican contains . very
full description Of the Globe Mills, supc.
rior four.run steam Touring mill. 6rst-clas
II I'll particular, just finished in that city.
The mill Was built by Holdbridge, Connolly
4 Co., and has . capacity Of 100 barrels Of
nour per day. Such an improvement 10
worth more TO Anthony than e dozen city
halls.
Senator Sluss and Representatives Stanley
and Dofaemyerc have returned home. They
have al put IN winter Of hard work, and
their records are clean. While We entertain
no great respect for the wisdom OF the body
with which they were connected. We are glad
20 say that individually each Of Sedgwick's
delegation acquitted himself with honor.
Finlay Ross proposes to make the carpet
trade speciality, for which purpose he has
erected an addition TO his store room, and
pur. based ten thousand dollars worth Of
carpets. Citizens Of Winfield, Wellington
and other surrounding towns, desiring good
carpets, will ind Il advantageous to visit
Mr. Ross establishment. Sec his advertise.
meut.
John Fisher arrived home Sunday night
ff0m his trip to Ohio. While absent he Wis.
tied Mentor and his cousin, now President
Gsraeld, whose home up to the hour Of de.
parturc for Washington was crowded day
and night by sight-seers, politicians and
statesnea. Five hundred people per day
was not an unusual thing. John reports also
eplcndid time among his relatives In Cleve.
laad. still he 10 glad to be at home again.
A Mr.. Henry Bennett, Of Kansas City,
writes very hearty endorsement Of our e.
innate Of Rev. A. L. Vail, whom he says be
knew ~ one Of the editors Of the Chicago
Nssdsrd. He says further: II will take the
liberty OF saying that Kansas IL highly Il.
vored By the presence OF both Mr.. and Mrs..
VAIL Mr.. Vail 10 . Ane writer, and Mrs.
Vail WAS also . contributor 70 the same pa.
Per. She wss . promiueut leader In the
Woman's Aissioasry Aid ct Cniversity
ftace, for which she wrote essays Of high
order"
The implement company Of smith 4 Eeat-
Ing 10 opening out In the expectency Of IN
unusually heavy trade The coming season.
An imnense stock Of oil kinds Of farm ma
chinery win be kept In store. Nr. Van
zasdt. the head Of the above Grm for this
city, has proved himself such square. hon
est, open dealer. In the past, that be win no
doubt add hundreds Of customer to bis trade
the next year. See their new advertisement,
The State superintendent says In HE report
that Wichita ranks - the secoad city II the
State IN The value Of IL public school build.
Ing ard school privilege. Topeka only lead.
%. Oaly ten years old, and second city In
he Sssse II THE important particular. Think
Of Il. And stih these ere nunhskulls Who
aeelage tAat he EAcL8's eseinats q Ills
oonnfeY ard peoule - ovnrArnVn.