The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-09-14

Yesterday.
The county building is being repainie'
and it was lime.
The faIi term Of the District Court wi
convene next Monday week.
Mrs. John Guests fifteenth baby ioak IL
premium at the Farmers Fair.
4 line new boy is reported at the home
that city guardian. Mr.. Dan Parks
Mr.. Goodyear has sold his Touring an
feed mills. on Douglas Avenue. 10 Marsha
Hurst
Miss Ray kurtz. Of Augusta. daughter d
the Ell tor Of The Gsssfi, was in the city We.
tcrlay
The he'd al tie Raging Rsckeusa-k
about ready 10 b- nradanlix,,l. The rarii>
are PRAYING for rain.
!. ID. Caldwell has secured a position il
the Parsons puhiic SCHOOLS. Tor which plac
lac lefi is-t week.
". L.. MrErc !, meeting With great dea
"f encouragement. with hi, set Of sb>irac.,
ia he MA, of patronage.
4 male teacher j. wanted by the direction
Please apply innnt diatel,.
Mrs. Stem ami child. of Indianapolis. vii,
"f W. T.. Stem's hrniher. is visiting the fam
ily 81 W. T.. Stem. al This city.
Capt PRATT was Ip 'rom Harper count,
,esierday. and boast, al better corn in llar
per county than IN Srdgwick this wear.
Il l. said that Mr.. Sioutemyer has purchas
"a the Dorsey a. Van Ness building in The
Temple blo,L. fer six thousand dollar-.
henr, Gawrhrop. formerly of III county
bat now Of sinrgcs. Michigan. called to set
tie EAGLE and renew hs subscription.
William Jones exhibited Berkshire. two
wears old-Jaok Downing, jr.-whieh weigh.
Cd 500 pound-. he received two premiums
Mrs. Tbos. Williamson, of Wellington
spent Thursday aud Friday in the city with
friends, returning home saturday morning
-. 4. Alexander is at home for a few days
He report, sam Winch us being murderously
assaulted last week, but i coming out all
right.
Read what Curry, the ieweler. has to say
ia This weeks EAGLE ia AN .'ad.'' and in
locals also. Mr.. Curry has AN elegant stock
Of goods.
10. Eager aud wife and b; by, OF Hayes
vile. leave this week for Mt. Morris, and
shelby county. Illinois. 10 visit kinsfolks
and friend.
Wanted, school-by a teacher who ean
furnish the best of reference. and recon-
mendationS. For information call upon Rev,
". r. Harper.
Councilman Zimmeriy. one OF the oldest
merchants Of Wichita. has sold his hard
ware store, and the stock viii be taken 10
HI Paso. il is said.
Basey a 1everidge have PUT a hack on the
streets which will attend calls and the arrival
and departure OF trains. Fare y cents TO
any part Of The city.
Lemuel Barnes. after an absence of twenty
che years from the land OF his nativity, Penn
sysania. and residence Of len years in th.
valley. Is cd on . visit.
Bunny Mead is OF for another year in the
state University. Bunny is very bright
Young man and some day VIII graduate with
the honors Of his class.
Early planted corn alway, take, the first
premium AT our fairs, and il wonll be well
Cor people who are not experienced in farm
ing in Kansas 10 remember this.
The Wichita ministers want no outside
help in lighting The evil one, especially such
help - is being grstuitoEsly prodered by
newspaper, of doubtful orthodoxy
The delightful operstta. with several pleas
ant additions, will be given a. a matinee next
saturday afternoon far the special benefit of
Tie children and mothers Of the city
tweniy--ix hundred single ticket, were
SOLD on "Wednesday. by the Farmers Fair.
The treasurer, Mr.. Black. estimated that
abont tbirty-Gye hundred people were pres
emit
,Mr Chas. Eichholis has made out very
extended repor; of the Farmers Fair and
premiums awarded. which will be published
next week, being received too late for this
issue
The five O'Clock train, Tuesday mornin.
was ierailed At sedgwiek City, holding the
Frisco train and the mail train and an extra
of ten coach ioads of people for Topeka.
about three hours.
The Beacon Band. which has gone to he
state fair and soldiers reunion at Topeka
h.. ka Of q. ID,
committee tor cOmplimenting senator
rlumb's meeting saturday afternoon.
The schools opened on Monday morning
with n fair attendance. and greatly 10 the
relief Of hundreds of homes. Prof Hallock
WAS very busy putting the machinery in
place NJ per draught. and there seemed to
De- no hitch.
Col Taylor got home Saturday night from
Washington. He reports the city exec, d. |
lngly dull. being almost deserted BY every |
body except Department clerks II had
been rainy for weeks snd the weather WAS
cool aud pleasant
We spoke last week of Judge Campbell be- |
ing west on an important railroad suit. Ii |
was in a ease wherein he had sued the Rio |
GraDde for the death OF Joseph Richie last |
spring. On yesterday he received a draft |
for - 900 as Il compromise.
A combined simoom aud sirocco from Ia,
lad of the Montezumas struck this Valley |
E.esday. The wind, which was brisk from |
the southwest, WAS like the breath from |
heated furnace. People shut down tb~ir |
windows and closed their doors.
Capt. Payne. who was ordered out of the |
Territory by the military, bat who refused |
10 20. and was then taken By force to TT. |
smith. has been by order of tie War De- |
parfment. Turned over 10 The civil authori- /
ties. II Is very evident that the goyernme ut |
lacks the lawful power 10 enforce the policy /
of the administration.
Married, in this city, on Thursday. Au-
gust 3lsi, at the residence of the brides |
farther. the Rev. e. A. King. MIR. c. X.
woodson and Angie A. King. Mrs Wood
sou, nee King has been connected with our
city schools as teacher Tor some time past.
avery intelligent and winsome young lady. |
and the EAGLE wishes her and the man of
her choice long and happy life.
We clip the following from the Comm m
srealtk under date OF the 9th: "Mr. 7. Il.
Murdoch, Of the Commonwealth staff. may be |
regarded a. beeomfpg quite family man.
Mrs. Murdoch last evening presenting him
with pair of twins-nice healthy girls-so
the local is informed by smiling DR.. s.,
who closes with the announcement. mother
and children doing we'll"