Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-15

Not single man appeared on has docket.
A leak in the gas main was being sought
for Yesterday in front ofthe Valley house
\ young Nimrod passed through town
yesterday with Il nice bag of prairie chick
ems.
\ new sign has Just been placed at the
ri. Scott house. on Water street, south Of
the avenue.
Mr.. Wallace, of Aldrich and Brown,
drug store, was yesterday severely bitten in
the face by II bloodhound. He Is doing well
under the care Of DR.. Mccoy.
Harry Hill traded some horses for flock
ofthrce hundred nice. fat sheep, which he
has in his yards for sale. They are II nice
bunch of woody coat, and will be a bargain
for some one.
Mr.. Morgan the fashionable milliner late
of St. Louis has hung out n canvas sign
from the second story window, at IA. Main
ST., to let the people know that her establish
nent will open or the 10th inst.
IfThos, Jewell. will call at the ,tore-room
of Ask & Child and pay charges, valuable
document will be made over to HIM. IL is
lot everybody who receives a legacy from
the old country delay is dangerous
Mr. Morgan. who is known in this city as
the Zine workman has been quite sick for
some time. He bad gone down ia the coun-
try for rest apdwas taken with the mala-
rial fever. He l. back TO the city now and
all right.
The windows Of Edward, Vail u Co.'S
iewelrv store, were Yesterday draped with "A
hulf-dozcn large and most beautifully deco
rated curtains. The design is very pretty,
the work artistic. and the effect elegant and
pleasing
10 give our printer friend, an id,a of The
work turned off by the Eagi, o..., tho fore
man of orr press room informs us that he
has used mp fifty pounds of news ink in sew
onteen days. besides book and job and fine
inks in proportion
Robson Bros. yesterday placed upon the
pavement in front of their store some hand
some pedcstals For the display Of goods and
to inform the benighted mariner, on the sea
in search Of dry goods, that within is the
port of safe investment and profit.
Mr.. !. ID. IIutchings. the popular sales
man of the Nicdlandcr real estate company,
has been quite indisposed for several days.
and was. most Of Yesterday, confined Ia his
room. II is 10 be hoped that nothing serious
may result and that his recovery may be
speedy and complete.
The decorations at the east end Of the
Avenue will consist Of two Streamers run
aing diagonallv over the avenue. crossing
IN the center with large shield suspended
Mt the intersection. Above will float large
flag with about tircc hundred small flags
and one hundred and fifty yards of bunting.
Leap year has II, advantages the same AS
any other year The young ladies of Wich-
ita are determined that they will not be out
done in courtesy by those of any other city.
in the matter o.. entertaining their fellows on
leap wear \ number of our fair bellies pur-
chased tickets and took their Young men to
the Opera last night.
Sergeant Lathrop aud private Martin, L.
:, ~, came up from Fort Reno yesterday.
To testify before nited States Commissioner
Sherman, in the ease of the United States
against private, Edwin Smith, who was
brought hog, some time ago. charged with
the murder Of a soldier at Fort Smith He
will have hearing before commissioner
''r'iiii1iii s'-'t'F
Captain Walters took charge of the coun-
ty treasurer office Yesterday, the books, ac-
counts aud money, all being turned over TO
him by Col. Wo0dcock. who has been the
faithful watcher and warden of tho peoples
money for 50 many years. That Captain
Walter will prove just as trustworthy and
competent we entertain not the least doubt,
which Is as high lrai-e as can be bestowed
on any one.
We learn that number of bows of this
city have organized negro minstrel band
or show of that character and taken the road. |
We hear that they have gone west on the |
w. X. W. OF course it is nonsense TO eN-
poet genuine entertainment from SO uneN-
perienced an outfit. and whoever patronizes |
them will throw away their money. The |
best thing that can happen 10 the boys |
would be a failure and the sooner they fail |
the better for them.
The Walnut Valley Baptist association |
held at Floral, Cowley county last Friday, |
Saturday and Sunday, WAS attended bv Rev. |
W. +. Harper and wife. DIR. ID. w. Smith |
and Rev i. {. Post of this city. The asso-
citation. although held in Il rural place, was |
largely attended and very pleasant occa-
Fun ~ 'l''l''u y ~ .'"htil. NV har-
per preached m w mheld on Sunday morn
ing TO large congregation.
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',a'ls are 'ie 'oS' i''iuSoillS ana s'Fish oil
, ~, season ana are Wen worth aii inspection.
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'lso oe seen tiie u.,p"H OF elothihS that
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arc Always arlsHeaiiy ana elegant
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