Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-01

the State.
Many who only had water supplied for
their lawns are having supply pipes placed
in their residences We hear Of no more
complaints as TO the quality OF the water
furnished
James Grant has taken the contract for
painting the Ross block. The walls will
be Of a solid Milwaukee brick color, with
the pilasters and cornice in shades Of the
same color.
Cary Davis catering TO the highest CASTRO
monte tastes OF the city aud the Little
Parlor' is getting up reputation through.
out the city as the leading restaurant with
the finest tables.
II. J. Harding. whose wife is spending
the winter in Massachusetts,, received tel
egram on last Thursday morning announe-
ing that he was the father Of a bouncing
boy, warranted at thirteen pounds.
sheriff Watt took three prisoners north
last Friday night one 10 the penitentiary,
sentenced at the last term of court for horse
stealing; the second 10 Topeka, charged
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TO Warrensburg. Missouri. Watt was ac-
companied 10y an officer from Warrensburg.
Mr., David Rose, Of Grant township, died
at his home near Sunny Dale. Saturday
night, of consumption, though full Of years.
Mr.. Rose leaves large family 10 mourn his
loss. Two of his daughters are among the
best known teachers of the county. lie
was buried in the Grant cemetery on Mon
day
EN-Chancellor Marvin, OF the State Uni
Nersity, is expected TO occupy Rev. kelly's
pulpit at the Methodist Church next Sab
bath morning. Chancellor Marvin is one o
the good men Of this wicked world and the
pessessor OF one Of tbs most highly cultured
minds east or west. Those who 20 to hear
this profound thinker will never regret it,
Another car has been added TO the street
railway line aud another sidetrack, or
meeting point, opposite the car stable, which
viii enable the company TO make reliable
time and shorter delays. The cars should
pass given points at given times SO that one
who had the correct railroad time could
soon learn to the minute when a car would
pass.
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Mr.. &. will have the sympathy OF his many
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Our congressman, the Hon. ;. II. Peters,
left last week for Washington accompanied
by his family. lie will go TO house keeping
and not return until after the adjournment
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from this county. aud within ten years they
will go west and south by the thousands of
barrels.
Dr. Barnes and wife a.comnanieJ NV
their daughter. Mrs. Ayers WIN lately came
from New York civ with them have gope
Ia c,litor,i, IN snend IN. winter Th.,,o
so,,,v On ,ccopp, of tho b.,Itb of Mrs.
Ayers who leaves her children in wichi,,
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ger or apprehension OF yellow fever Is
passed, they viii go down to san Diego, at
the head OF the gulf.
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The Grand Army of the Republic have
completed all the arrangements for their
second annual ball. which will take place a,