Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-05-24

peAA, tne oaiiies speaking OF MS ehorts IN
lne highest terms'
A subscriber reouests rs IN announce
that al. #. n. has departed from the RrIt.
jsb Possessions 5, ~ .nvhodv knows ,vh,,
INIT means. we dohl.
The superintendept of Riverside part
has had printed annual family tickets of adj.
mission. The mark has been enclosed and
improvements are beipp made
Mr. n 4 u.rdino ...o,,r.,.;o, A., hor
child. was of Mondsv for N,ssacbn.e,,.
her native STATE. whore she will s,end tho
summer mon,hs visiting ,eI.,,ans and
friends.
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sylvania. brother-in-law OF Col. Milton
Stewart, spent two or three days in our
city last week. He went from here to Ne.
braska.
The new home Of a A yanN.ss loom,
nm I'm rather grand nronor,;o,s a, ,,na,
Lawrence avenue lie VIII have delight
Jul noihe' SUBSTANTIALLY buiit and tasty sur
fo""oihgs.
The Kansas state Bank building has had
the finishing touches added in the way Of q
very attractive iron cornice and central ter.
60. 80 no anu "s' ''''
Gen. Eggleston has Mccormick reaper
with self-binding attachment, in No. re.
pair, just as good as new that he will sell
cheap mr. trad. for live stncl- EalI nm Ia m,
a., H. l..,. - al.
The bar docket for the next term OF
court, coming June 9th is in press. 1t ia
simply immense, there being two hundred
and eighty cases docketed. A three months
term would be too short in which 10 clear
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Mr.. Henry Roilin and wife, from Polo,
Illinois, uncle and aunt to Mrs. c ol. Ste art
and Mrs. MeMillen, are paying the families
of the latter a visit. Mr.. X. and wife had
attended the Annual Conference OF Dunk.
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Garfield Post will be under obligations to
any lrdy In the country or city who will
donate flowers, made into small b,uqueis.
for use on Decoration Day. They should
be left ut Eagle Hall by O'Clock p. m. OF
Wednesday, May Both.
A select plscatory party made up OF Ia
dies and gentlemen, of this city, 20 down
TO Arkansas City ly this mornings train
to ascertain IL the finny tribe is more plen.
tiful below than above dams. and 10 Incl.
dentally picnic and have frolic.
Republic are requested to meet in front OF
the Post room, ON Sunday morning, in full
uniform, for the purpose of attending di.
vine service, in obedience to general order
No. 10 from national headquarters.
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,,.n,., o., ,..,.sa.',',,Is M. o.
Of W. ii. Ransom, Is spending few days
in the valley. MIR. Il. is quite aged. but
very fun of life and obseryant. lie says
this IL the making Of grand, rich country.
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finger, c.; 81. W. S. Corbett. c. G.: SirJ.
r. Allen, = Sir c. A. Walker, Treasurer;
Sir +. W. TODD, r. Sir J. II. Aiey, S. W:
Sir Il. Ross, q. W.
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wy "one ~ =" MT "o','s' i''''
10 Bismarck Grove 10 attend the annual
conference of Dunkards, with which party
she came to Kansas.
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anu ",po""u '"o" !" "o' paul. ""u p'o'e"'
not KIN them. Hence II a police officer
shoots a dog. he NAV get into trouble.
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i"e KANSAS nnisnts OF r!'nias nave sc
'ec'e' ",cn.'a 'or Tue next a"nua' con
c'a'e' nut ,e" o'a'e s''"e'inss Ut a'soe'
a"o"s ever "N "i'"''a US pace Vi meet
rug s'"p'' "eo"".e we are MOI Tue Ainu VI
Peop'e VINO 80 a'ou' oees'ns peope V
o''"e anu see US o"' sue" "s eon"e u '"e''
own 'o"'' ~ are uea'ed "ni'e.
Asthe EAGLE has made IL a rule to recor,
all the first things,- we note the fact tina
street railway cars made their first run il
'h's Guy oa'u'oa!' Tue Istn o' May 1909
IL O'CLOCK p u inere are .hree car
running NJ present. leaving e''her uepo
livery nteeh minutes Inc cars are 'er'
""s anu 'he horses NUMBER one
Sheriff Watt returned from Central Tex
% last week. where he had been after som,
crooks. He SAYS the change in Northern
and Central Texas is marvellous. and tba
open cattle ranges will soon be thing o
the past, a. the whole country is being en-
cioseo VII" wire 'en'e' anu 'na' oa'''e nov
are o'Ne" '"'o"sn 'anes twenty n"es u
'ens" .e"ea '"a' Ne's anu suppn"i
Po'""' @ worm Is growing wo""e''"''s
The 1T. Scott & Wichita railway author
tiles left on Tuesday morning, having dis
charged the ,ight-of-way commissioners
They bought two hundred feet square o
ground on the river bank. fronting on Wa
co street. and adjoining the grounds pur
chased by the Gas Company The right-of