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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
AN ILL WIND.

\ coal miner Of Sedgwick City some time
ago decided that digging dusky diamonds
was hard work, and that he would make his
money easy. He purchased a splendid pho
tographer's outfit and began to immortalize
the dudes and dudines of his village and
neighboriIoOd. For some reason he did not
shoot straight through the instruments and
the result of his labors did not produce the
gems Of art that the aesthetic tastes OF
his customers demanded, and they froze him
out.
It's an i'll wind that blows nobody good,
YOU know, and Yesterday our city artist, Ros-
ers, purchased at much below zero figures,
the entire compliment of gallery fixtures
and moved them to his rooms in this city
The stock includes two very large sized,
powerful and perfect tubes" for taking life
size heads, that will permit the doing OF
more perfect work than has ever been turn
ed out from even this mertorious and popu-
lar studio
\ part of the new invoice will be shipped
to NJ. Rogers new gallery at Eldorado-
that has already scored a success under the
skillful management of Mr.. Bes.-and the
balance will be retained AT the rooms in this
city. Christmas is coming. a hint to the
wise is almost superhuity.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
PERSONAL.
BIZ. Lee is in town from Anthony.

B. F. Lee is in town from Anthony
&C. O'Brian is in the city from Leadville.
l. Briggs was in town over nigh, from
Douglas.
Miss Laura Thomas, of Cheney, is visit
ing in town.
j. X. Bachelor was in town yesterday
from Clearwater.
Geo. VI. Knox was in the city last even
ing from Topeka.
Charles Haug, of Leavenworth, is regis
tered at the fremont.
George Swartz, of Topeka, came down
to our city yesterday morning.
Geo. W. Bixler and A. Briley were IN
from kingman last evening.
&c. W. Merritt, Of Centeryille, Ia, is
stopping at the Douglas Avenue.
C W. Gardner and wife, of New Muir
dock. are visiting friends in the city.
-Chas. Davis and family came in from
kingman yesterday on a visit 10 friends.
S. W. McClelland, of Sumner; Ills, is
on a trip to this county with a view of To-
eating.
w. J. Hollingsworth, of Indianapolis,
Ind, is on tour of Kansas, and is registered
at the valley.
j. a. Bentley, a personal friend of H.
L. Hill, is visiting in the city from Cham
paign county, I'll.
ID. ~ Garst. Of Dayton, o., and Newton
Garst, Of Toledo, o., are on a prospecting
tour TO the Arkansas valley.
r. Myrick, from Fort Smith, Ark, is
paving the Forest CITY a visit, and Is stop
ping at the Occidental.
j. II. Coon and j.. Crosby, of Alton,
kingman county, are on a business trip TO
the wholesale center Of the southwest
"A. II. Naftzger, of Sedgwick City, and
I. a. Naftzger, of Manchester, Ind, were
were yesterday in the city on a tour OF in
spection.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
a BAD YOUNG MAN.

y few days ago young man WHO resides
with his father near Garden Plaine came to
this city for the purpose of raising some
funds. Parties to whom he applied for loans
were referred to one of our principal banks,
the officers of which know the young mans
father, whose note would be considered good
for large amount. He succeeded in Dor
rowing about 500 all told, and deposited
thirteen notes for various SIMS, amounting
in the aggregate to about 1900, purporting
TO have been given by his neighbors around
Garden Plain, at the bank as security for the
loan. In day or two it was discovered
that he had skipped out, which discovery
led TO an investigation concerning the notes.
1t was discovered that they were all forger-
les. The father of the misguided youth is
an honorable man. and will probably pay all
the borrowed money. In Difference TO all
concerned We suppress the names.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
JULIA A. HUNT.

our citizens will regret TO learn that Julia
\. Hunt, the popular actress and accom-.
plished vocalist who has done so much to-
wards our entertainments and social gather
ings during her sojourn in our midst, sud.
denly became seriously i'll of neuralgia Of
the stomach and nervous prostration, about
noon yesterday. Owing to some neglect the
opera house was very imperfectly heated
night before last dnring the play of pear
of Savoy" ana this lady, who was the lead
ing star, contracted cold, which led to her
illness. We We're pleased to learn last night
that her condition had materially impro we'd.
We no pc To see her out again soon, and We
are sure all our people will rejoice to see
her again in the Pearl of Savoy" in which
she acquitted herself with such power and
grace night before last. In consequence of
her illness, the Pearl of Savoy" is indefn.
itclv postponed
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
THE YOUTHFUL KID
That Called on Rev. Mr.. Law
Night Before Last.


Yesterday morning when the slim EAGLE
reporter came down town noseing around for
news, friend asked: "Did you hear about
the baby that was found on the door step of
tine coiored Baptist preacher, Mr.. Law, last
night" We hadn't-"Well you will find it
at the Occidental. The reporter hurried to
the big hotel and found the polite clerk at
the desk. "Has Maria Halpin been here"
the scribe asked. No, sir, but guess you
will find what you are after up in No. 3"
He went up to NJ. ? and found the little
waif wrapped up in bed as quiet as a LIMB.
The fresh arrival appeared to be about two
days old; its skin was of q brownish color
and suggested negro blood. The history Of
the new candidate, compiled from all the
data at hand is:
The Rev. Mr.. Law, colored Baptist
preacher living on Water street. was awak-
ened about o'clock yesterday morning by a
noise at the door. Coming out to see what
kid on his doorstep very comfort
ably wrapped up, but it had got its
arm out which was somewhat frozen
He went to the EAGLE Office for advice, but
the editors had all gone home. Police Of
fcer c. W. Snyder was found, and the
stranger delivered over to him. He wrap
ped j, up carefully and started for the Occi-
dental singing: 20, what shall the harvest
be?'
The little waif was turned over to the ten
der care of Mrs. Cox, the kind and affection
ate landlandy. who rubbed its frozen parts.
with snow and exerted herself TO an aston
ishing degree to make the little stranger COM
Portable. Policeman Snyder said he was
greatly moved by the tender care shown by
Mrs. Cox for the wsif. Something may be
learned of its parentage before long
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
OKLAHOMA.

One of the leading Oklahoma boomers Of
thi. city said yesterday that it looked like
the boomers would be fired out of the terri
tory again and that there would be nc
further movement made in tina; direction
before spring.
4 large party is organized here TO make a
determined effort to locate permanently in
that forbidden land in the spring. Wichita
people are go-ahead folks and if they make
up their minds TO open up the territory fol-
settlement they will probably do it.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
NEW Wholesale HOUSE.

\ branch of the wholesale fruit. oyster
and produce house Of Lou VI. Harring. Of
Kansas City. has just been established in this
city under he management Of Mr.. {. VI.
Cherry, courteous afable gentleman. At
present the establishment is situated at the
rear of reckham X Heller's grocery -,
Main street.
Mr.. Cherry informs IL that his house has
superior advantages for handling this elias. Of
goods, and that our merchants. and those Of
tributary towns can have their order filed
a, all times.
He viii kcepa fun line o; all sorts q
frsi,s--orange- grape, lemons. st,., also
fresh and covc oysters and produce.
This new enterprise viii be quite advsn-
,ageoU, inssmuch a. ], brings nico irc>h
stock q; these goods close 10 the consumer,
thu, enabling our merchants 10 buy in small
lots and frequently 80 iha, there i, no need
n keep a large sock q these peri,hable ar
iicls, on hand. We yrish thu new enterprise
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
CHARITY ENTERTAINMENT,

The entertainment and ball given on Wed
nesday evening last by Garfield Post No
% and the Ladies' Relief Corps, melted to
the charity fund tritle over an even hun
bred $4,000 dollars. This result is quite
pleasing and highly gratifying to the man.
agement. and they desire TO express their
thanks TO the public for the hearty and sub
stantial way in which it gave its support to
their efforts.
There is a number of persons who were
tireless in their labors and efforts TO make
this entertainment an unqualified success
and great praise is due them for the lauda
bic and unremi.ting exertions that was by
them put forth TO bring about the gratifying
result that has been recorded. OF these per
sons the Post will soon take suitable action
and acknowledgements will be published.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
UDALL UTTEHhNCES,

To the Editor of the Daily fscle.
\ select dance will be given at Aker's
hall Tuesday evening Of next week.
The weather still continues cold.
f. II. Loutrell, your. travelling solicitor,
paid us a visit "Wednesday. We are sorry
to lose Ralph. as he was quite popular here.
At the concert Tuesday night, \. l..
Schultz was voted the cane for being the
LATEST man present. Mrs. Peter Clark, jr.,
received the fine album as the most hand
some lady in the audience. The album went
up to S5S.
We spoke last week of ID. Green's sick
ness, caused by a rupture. We regret that
VIC have now to chronicle his death, he hay
ing passed away Monday after short i'll
ness. Mr.. Green was an honorable and re-
spected citizen, and will be greatly missed
BY mourning relations and friends.
That Dude now sports y rstisn cane.
II cast him not dollsr
While the - Man at ability -hineth forth.
ln n iull-dress, Standing collar
+. h. Bradley and DIR. G.. r. Knickerbock-
or are both out after their recent illness.
There will be union Christmas tree at
the hall next Wednesday evening. Il will
be open for all.
\ number OF city ordinances appear in the
Sentinel this week
Mr.. J. IIuison viii soon open u rcs;aur-
ant and bakery here
In speaking OF the change in the weather,
the Sentinel saws The chief clerk Of the
signal oficr mus; have had a fuss with his
mother-iu-law last TUESDAY morning. or in
some other way had bis mind disturbed. for
instead q sending out 4 warning that the
day would bring 4 blizzard, imported dircc;
from the north pole. express paid. be seat
over the country the following prediction
Dec. II. lssi.
70 kausa. ard the Indian Territory
Ear weather nearly stationary tcnpers-
:--~ " HyF~.
tniei /. :. Siguai .>sr,iv,.
There j. soine talk Establishing 4 skating
rink here
cur shipper, have been shipping several
,arluad- Of hogs tbs vcck. PAUL [.
Ts,ere vii be Friend. meeting tomorrow
. =
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

County Clcrs r. T.. Fond. who ha. ben On
a Wei. L. a ,oa Ia Edward. coan;y i1r week
pss,, has returned. and : again behind ne
dc,k that he scarcely ever leaves. lie ~
ports his son - located upon . claim and D,
beng comfortably fixed for the winter, not
With sanding the fscs tia, b.. manson :, a
aar-oui aud tll.i coal j. SD per ION. Emi-
grants a7r pra.irr laio thai couuiy eysa
aaw dara- iAe cold weather, and good
sla3n csnu4. D. had within .,ily u,.ic. o; ii.is
ilao--t. aslu-s. rhi, ness to~u 8, hgt
Zen weeks o.f ara contains SIXTY good
house. thats-,so ~ uh.eh ~, bu.iues,
house. on tic insin se-et Ti.c emigration
O. she western ruHiir. - thl, -tsi during
d, yosr aaa.t 81 cla-e ..,p.csh.ug ,i,e1.
mos. and ,ar Was ihs ucv tevn. thew
sysisg w lnd rrau g. .ah.ial.,sl rroPor-
fiaas g. sandrrfai
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
GET THERE ELL

". T.. Hoffman who had intended TO leave
for his home at Maytown, Pa. on next SUI
day morning, could not stand the pressure
of expectation and delay, and on the spur of
the moment yesterday he hurriedly donned
his clerical robes, cutched his grip" by the
alligator appendages and frantically tore up
the gravel of the avenue to make the )
o'clock train on the Santa Fe. He got there
Walter, and is doubtless now dreaming Of
home and loved ones.
Before his return here he will visit in a
business capacity. Kansas City, Chicago.
Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Pa, New York,
Baltimore and part of North Carolina.
He thinks he can enjoy the trip. Ne 900.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

Its srrss social event - The ss.-sr- IN.
srau,. Raj Ns-qus. O. - .i.sn sy the Tarusf .
AL pF~IsrafinHs sFs heins perfected IS 80
COMA tee arfa -sua-Hf- 81 the stelt vii
- grand -ue De- eas'a rffss vii shortly
srri4s f.um = ialts, ant vi d. aa sNhi illtlaa
aud fsf rsri ~ " ! tsm4sE tailor estsb.
ti-hulraf $50 turr. uarfh q %. u haless 9
tsr1TeIs Iisks-s q "a soy ssuf snd ists .
c~rf- 90 tas E.ilsrn CO. ssls 81 t4frl-n .srl
a. The falrtsf.r- usss irfsst TIE hsst arsss
So sfTiag E.n-lr s.t~su - fer { errs-
siaa Al Isffis- sill - sssEir~i . nLH.-.
before sf-li Hi ~ Itiss hsiaTr s1tsrlH- -
nEil - 80 ~tif 10 strlitfs-t sifnoat bs!f.
rrlfFflF Hisrtlrsfi faEgaf
-sffELka
GEezs kfssasEs
ffss-lf tafau.itlss % sFrsEssm<sts
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

t.rlav R@--' great furnirarr and Csrr~t Nnl-
l-iriam. >e- lig snd lsl Nrin street, opge-it,
the Essfoffrc. j. the largest s-tzbli-hueug IN
the si.v 10 prove a wa the oiasr Iurnitur-
Embellishments, iLsa call 81 Ee-> mammoth
establishment ant wa viii ~ Once be csno
yiusesi 81 The tTtfhfulu--s Of this statement.
sud rhsrs fon Nill so tn largest ash aue-i
di~plsN q srti-ilc furniture In he 1isy. a!-a
the lsrgrs. Assortment &c common an. nleliuai
furuituFr kt--' great emporium can and esii
Discount suY ofhsF d-sisr- price The ql---
tisu mi ghI sfis. shs b. can --ll rhsarrsf Pc
cause he owns fhc nsfaaii-hmrut H. sccupls,
sud hss the money O. hack i.--uith no rent q
lsy sui the money o. take sdfsntsE. q tho
81
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

IL bales bed conf 'Tts, IL bales of blankets.
the best and best value ever brought To " icbi-
In. COOL. clean white waddirg. according u
quality large line of Boys' Clothing and
Boot, and Shoes. which am offering lower
than ever before in same good and substantial
quality Ny line of gents clothing is second
u none in .hs city--good, clean and fresh.
Come aud lock at them will surprise you In
fine clothing, and ~ to pric" can and will
knock the socks of any house in town
THo- II. Lynch,
% Douglas avenue, "Illinois store -
dist -w39- 80
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

The Rev. Alex. Thompson will lecture to-
morrow evening, at = o'clock, at the court
house. Subject: "Apparitions. What
they teach us.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
RAILROAD NEWS

Nice-Prcsiden; and General Manager J,
" ''-r'rr 81 tp~ -. ;-',,i,-. 80 -,,-,i a..
Wichita. came in on his private car. Mime
scsh. night before last and went out 70 Ar
gonna Yesterday. The track Of this road Is
now laid about tvo riiies south Of A-ronia.
and 8. pushing on rapidly towards Anthony.
which Will be reached in about twenty DAYS.
Anthony j. booming in anticipation q the
happy time. and vii celebrate the even, with
a grand Dinner. Anthony has an -utcrpris-
ing population. who never do things by
halves. therefore big time may BE- expected
when the track !, lsid - the city.
N.cni before las, while the fireman Il
engine Ne. lsc. Wichita ard Western. Was
running her cato the turn table a; Kinga.An
.hc nan of the trsck and fell over on her
side l, appears tina; the ;ura table had ~,
been bTcuch, around 10 the RICH, point 10
NEE; the track ~ the siding. hence the run
of.
Tie wrecking train left thu. city night before
las; Cor kingman. hu, had no, returned at las,
accounts The freigh; from Kingmsn due
herr al O'Clock yesterday morning did no;
arrive until evening The engine Hacked 10
ali the way.
W. Mccoy. assisted by Drs. Nar,isp and
pcpcW. performed very sgcc,-.fal opera
ton CA VI. J. W McNamsra al the rc,i-
dercc . NJ. Siayaca. NJ. McNsnAr. a.,
'rsuhlJl wi;b twe h.;ula.iu-aao. sai had
lately botn operated - hy travelling
vel. veil .ay assios. though some u.igai
.sy stsscs. from which operation BE- derived
no hsneaL IL !. BON doing wsli ~.ib good
prospect q = enuHple,s rsf-e
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

Mrs. Geo. Melville and baby Paul, started
for their home in Durango last night after II
visit of two months with Mrs. Ms mother
and sisters.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

In our report Of the play night before
last, the treaeherous types made our reporter
say that 4 Zetha solo was rendered by Mr..
Redman. 1t should be Il Rither solo by
VIII T. Redburn.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

Nlt shah ;Er 5-p.sy De- by the laii,, %,
Wichita and >siso - county a. the -rca,
Aord Fair, Row gas; opened a, New or-
lesU- otthe spare assigned O. the STATE u
- --- s,.-.f..-. s. 80 ems. b. NJ
Frank Bacon. state commissioner. tor the
display Of such article, q the ladies Of the
state furnish % h- exhibited. Nearly every
ci;y Of ths ~iaic Is forwarding article, Of
value and yi-iu 90 be piaord IN the woman :
department which 3, under the charge o.
Ms. Augustus Wilson. lady commissioner
for the -ia-. Shall Wic,,,a iadic, be be-
hind IN enterprise and public spin. the
ladies of other Kansas cite, IT. for them
- decide. ANY articles sen, to Nh. J. 6.
MCCOY, Ne. ass North Fourth averue. will
be securely boxed aud shipped by COM
nittee of lsdiss Go Mr. Wilson. now 81,
New orleans, Again Ne ask wha, the dis
play shall be-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

A car load of horses arrived in the city
yesterday. OF the twenty-one in the bunch,
the city horse and mule market purchased
seven Of the stop" animals.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

There will be a special meeting of the
A. F. & 4. NJ, at their lodge room next
Monday evening for the installation of Off
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

Twenty five per cent reduction on Cioaks.
Shawls, blankets. Comforts aud Ladies' -hoes.
Read al Chicago Bargain House. dls+-2t
The Wichita Stock Yard company have regular
sale days on >aturday of each week. beginning
y one .l-clcck y. IN Examine their stock
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

On New Years night Manager Ask will
present New York Galley Slave COM
pany at the Opera House.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

From the five cent hotel soap TO the finest
perfumed varieties at gr-itiy reduced prices by
the box or dozen. Toilet waters. cushman boz
guet. violet, Bdar, rosadalis and helioirope
Perfumes both imported and American Combs
plate mirrors hair. cloth. nail and infant
brushes of all kinds and prices at Iawrence's
Drug Store, Douglas avenue. dl1.-u
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
Ius. Received

Intending to make New Year calls are invite
10 examine our samples and leave their order
In time dlsJ-tf.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

Nesr..t To business ceut-r Of city Prices
low and EASY terms n
Honmaster 4 >on tor starter will sell you a
ladies' KID button shoe. irkei button hol.
solid counters and inner ~.,le- for VI -. Sold
hv sll competitors ~ :. -. Winch building
! Nam sIra.f
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

One of the promised social events of the
season which Is creating "a lively interest in
our city Is the annual ball given by the
Comlnandery Of Knights Templars, which
viii occur The last week IN January.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

To the Lditor Of the Eagle,
In the case Of Maggie Wood before the
police court on Thursday morning. the
charge were FIR ,imple assault. There
WAS no evidence before mc cxccr; the plea
II tie cvi lrnco bad shown an assault wiih
intent 10 li'l 10 Wou,6 have been my duty to
have sent the ease for trial T. q justice Of the
icsec ID 'her. had been evidence ~ an
uuurovokei assault would have assessed Il
heavy Fine against the defendant, but there
v4s uaae People u-, aware ot the facts
sometimes ccas..-, offcrr> uuiu,tlv.
\. &. CLrN~. P,Ica Juds,..
n..HrHs 90 ISL
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
HArFIELp's ADDITION

We Put the RIue Ribbon on our 81 % mems
dress shoe in sill STYLES. Its the cheapest -h',~
Ia the state: Look ~ them ia our window.
they are n bargain. \ ALLFN. d-l1G.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
CHEAP HOMES
NEW STYLES IN HOLIDAY NOVELTIES

oder cases. Ladies' work boxes. Pun boxes
ami jewell Gases gents shsving sets. pocket
toilet cases, collar aTd cun sets, comb, brush
and mirror. dressing cases in rubber, zyionite
and cellul"ii, cut gls-- cologne hoities, infants
.ets. eic., etc. Mt prices lower ;hsn ever be-
fore 81 Lawrence Drug Store, Douglas av-n-
A.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
Wanted,

About >ix baarjrrs and dodgers, at Az Douglsi
svenur Nice table; $3.50 per week; feather
i.t- if desired. d!si-3t'
The Domestic Sewing Machine heats the
world. BUY one for present. dl>3-2t-w2t
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

Col. Perry left the city Yesterday morning
foT his home al Englewood, III. After a
visit 10 his family there, they will take a
trip TO the Worlds Fair at New Orleans.
The colonel viii return this city about Feb
ruarv lst.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
RECEIVERS SALE.

BY virtue of IN order of the District Court oi
Ssi.wick county. Kansas mate oI December
III ISL ! the undersigned. E. 4. Dorsey,
rec, liver. viii on becenher 2ith, 1881, at
n'ciuck. !, IN of said day, proceed To sell the
l,rnpsrtN known ~ The ichita Times OF
ii-e The sac 10 he for cash in hand and said
nv; ,yty AID the sppurlances, fixtures. appli-
ace. rf every Kind whatsoever, in any wise
.,rprtaiuIug ar belonging To same will be sold
!ie''. nher Goth. lSsi. r.. \. DORSEY,
Ia lot Re. liver
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

Mr.. John T. Morgan returned night be-
fore hast from Texas. He represents the
commercial condition of that state a. de-
Plorable. He gys that strong firms who
had been established for years are going UNI
der every doy. The depression now eclipses
any previous experience in the state. Mr..
Morgan says Wichita j. good enough for
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

A fine agricultural and stock farm three and
one half miles from city, shout l3J acres broke,
onc-qua ter .ection fenced for pasture, plenty
Of water and n small house.
Also 30 lots In city finely located ami in
GOO neighborhood. Special terms to thosl
wishing t. make homes.
Also suburban property. For further partir-
ulsrs zee Chris . ReS-e. agent for WIN. Greii-
ienstein al city ufie dl.6-if
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
New Years.

| Parties desiring something very line in the
line of New Years calling cards select from
line OF -amples TO he seem In tho EAGLH job
| Office. dlsj-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20

Willie English, son OF y. \. English
who has been absent from home for Il long
time railroaling in Now Mexico, having OBJ
tanned a leave Of absence for few weeks, is
at home for the holidays. He Is hale and
hearty, and Is thoroughly enjoying the time
with parents aud old scenes and associates.
The weather has been extremely cold for
several days past, and there seems to be a
great diversity IF opinion as TO the exact
temperature. Mr.. W. T.. Hutchinson ex-
posed a Fahrenheit mercurial thermometer
on tree thirty feet from any wall yesterday
ut ESQ a. m, and found 6 degrees below
zero.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-20
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