Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-31


HOUSE.
Our Member of Congress Will
Address the People
of Wichita.
The people OF Wichita will be afforded an
opportunity TO hear and see the Hon. ;. X
Peters. the member of congress from this.
the seventh district of Kansas, tonight at
the opera house. Everybody is invited to
attend and hear genuine speech upon the
living issues Of the campaign.
Let US give our congressman grand well
come.
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS
The following Republican meetings have
been arranged. and will take place ON dates
noted. and viii be addressed by prominent
Republicans:
Kichi township, Union school house, Fri
day, Fctober 81
7. B. WALL, Chairman.
a. B. WRIGHT, Secretary.
Chestnuts are in market.
Come out and hear Judge Peters to-
night.
Auction was held yesterday at the store of
MulniN IL Alden.
The ladies are especially invited out to
hear our congressman tonight
One of the best meetings of the campaign
will be at the opera house tonight.
Wichita wants an United States court
house and postofiice. The man who is 10
secure these for Us viii be at the opera
house this friday evening. Let the busi-
ness men turn out ond welcome him.
W. W. Dill. w. A. Richev, Ed. Miller
and John Exton showed their patriotism
YESTERDAY by hosting an arch Of Blaine and
Logan banners over Douglas avenue in their
end of town, in honor of the arrival of Hon.
Samuel r. Peters, and j. W. Ady. who will
arrive this morning.
The Methodist congregation will meet as
usual at the rink next Sunday at l0:45 "a. IN.
e and 7:I5 D. IN. for preaching, and $50 N. IN.
for Sunday school The windows and doors
have been closed and large stove put in,
and much ppins have been taken To make the
room comfortable. Friends will confer a
favor by speaking of this to interested par
ties.
Yesterday YVES big day at Harry Hills
sale stable. Two auctoncers were busy
nearly all day, and made il lively for the
BUYERS. Several double teams and wagons
were sold, also number of ponies. Ono
good looking black team, n farm wagon and
a sci of harness were sold for so. Now Is
good time TO catch good bargain in
horses.
A little girl arrived ut the home of Coun-
Gilman Zimmerly on Wednesday night. In
consequence of this important event the
father was Yesterday very proud aud happy
and his friends rendered their congratula-
tons and best wishes to father, mother ana
little one. mid the curling clouds Of fra
grant smoke that went up from good ci@ar-
donated by the genial Mike.
The Republican lambeau club accompan-
led by several Republican orators left yes
terday morning by train for Cheney, wher,
a grand rally took place last night. Til,
nambcau club took their uniforms and
torches. and no doubt the streets OF the
Young city presented the most brilliant
scene last night ever witnessed there The
BOYS will return tonight and be ready foi
the last grand rally Of the campaign thi,
evening
The large show windows at Biting Bros.
were Yesterday being redrcssed. They were
very handsome with their former display
but will be fully as beautiful again and witt
"A change of articles. The Bittings are wide
awake. enterprising business men. and do
not allow the grass TO grow under their feet
or ANYTHING to become stale. Their place
is in the front rank. and their ambition and
zeal will not permit them to occupy any
other position. Their stock is always full
and complete and prices reasonable.
At Clearwater, on Monday last, Arthur
Phares and Smith Wiley engaged in friend.
ly scufile which resulted in Pharcs being
thrown violently with the back of his necl
over Wiley's knee. The shock was very
great and has caused paralysis of the entir,
body from the neck down. The brain is un-
impaired. bnt the body is completely paral-
NLtu anu HTilNf ltiliS ART tiitNiAthl va ia'
result. The sad affair is greatly deplored
and the sympathy Of the entire community
is extended to both of the persons engaged
in this unfortunate affair and the earnest
hope entertained by all, that Mr.. Phare, may
speedily and fully recover.
John Preston, young man about twenty
brother of 7. T.. Preston, real estate agent, is
dangerously i'll of congestion of the brain,
1t appears that the voting man started for
Goddard on horseback last week, and was
thrown from his horse, sustaining such a
severe conclusion n to render him delrious.
just how the accident occurred is not
known, rs the young man has not been
in a condition 10 throw any light on the
matter since his return. He WAS brought in
on the train from Goddard, and left at the
Sherman house near the depot until yester-
day morning, when he was removed to the
residence of his brother where he lies in "A
critical condition.
"Gco. Il. Peck and c. VI. Foulks called
found YOU out \ note containing the
foregoing unique announcement was found
on our table yesterday morning. While we
did not have TO stop and ask. who's been
here since Is been gone, we would like to
inquire of the honorable gentlemen what
they meant by found YOU out?'
Found us out ''of'' WHAT in" the manip-
ulation of some political scheme in the
comforting of some secret charity or I'm"
some noble act of self denial. Or out "ofN
scads, "of-' character. "ot@ brains-for good
ness sake out of what? We hope hereafter
our callers will be mere specific, and not
thus leave us on the tagged edge in these
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