Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-17

Spring Creek school house, Oct. loth.
Centennial. Union township. October IL.
Goddard, October 20.
Lincoln township. October 20.
Peterson school house, Delana township
Octt Der II.
II. q. t." school house, October Il
Garden Plain; October ~
Greenwich. October %.
Blood school house. October %
Slade School House, Wednesday, the 23d' |
Salem township, October %
River Side, october "a.
Derby, October "A.
Mulvane. October %
T. b. WALL, Chairman.
~ b. WRIGHT, Secretary.
Drapers Double company tonight.
Uncle Tom AT the opera house this even
ing.
Wells Bro, restaurant is closed for re
pairs.
Harrie. Beecher Stoves masterpiece to-
night.
The ~. main is being repaired AT the Dc
cidcntal.
The great moral and entertaining Uncle
Tom tonight.
The popular old standby this evening
ut the opera house.
Mr.. March is building stable on ms
Min stran, urOpertV-
Nos. Harris Is putting an addition to the
north side of his residence.
\ handsome wooden awning is beng
erected at the Healey block
DIR. Smoke has gotten his black colt well
broken and il now drives nicely
A new sign was put in position yesterday
at Robson Bros. dry goods store
LARGE watch. 10 serve as sign, was
hung out Yesterday at Edward Vail d Co. S
jewelry store.
A new building, designed for a storeroom'
i being erected short distance north Vi ihe
Occidental.
Tho windows of Pollock and Pierce are
very PRETTY decorated with cards, pictures
and nice display OF goods
The little boy .Jorden, who was run over
bv wagon some days ago, is DONG i''ceis
and is now pronounced out oil danger
Linn Kennedy wears a Blaine hat and
badoe and he spent several dollars III decor
,tine, HI. premises for the grand rally.
Mr.. W. W. Baiv late Of Chicago, was al
mitted TO practice in this court Yesterday
He !. graduate Of the 81. Louis law school
The parties who had the squabblc at the
Richie house had the case continued III Jus
tice Thomas court until Monday Mt !. p. IN.
The RovaI oil company VIII it -i..it! tha'
II was not their team tina; at week run
AWAY. Not our team but somebody eise's
team.
The front room Of the cracker factory IS
stacked full of c:adies Of candy and boxes oil
chewing gum Look ont for rad from
the school girls.
4 farmers wagon loaded with oats was
wrecked on Douglas avenue Yesterday. Inc
axle broke and the grain had to be loaded
into another Wagon.
George Thompson. the piano tuner has
been quite i'll for week past. lie l. now
imeroving and expects 10 be able to attenu
10 business within few days
II was currently rumored upon the streets
Yesterday that Dr Black had been offered
and had refused 5000 rental per annum for
the hotel department of his new block.
Parties urc putting mp incorrect house
,,p,nhers by mes work. The only author
lied plafs are e., I'D next 10 the postonlce'
and Nr. North assigns the numbers.
The famous clothing house, No. Az
Douglas avenue had grand opening We'd
ncsdav night. 4 large crowd was present
and the establishment was brilliantly lll'l-
minated.
Mr. Miller. the Rodgers Coal Co., W.
~. Dill and Wm Ritchcv. in fact all those
on the east end of Douglas avenue deserve
praise for their splendid decoration the day
ofthe grand rally.
The Clifford Dramatic company passed
through the city Yesterday from kinginnh'
where they had Just finished three days
successful engagement. They were en-
route 10 Wellington where they play the
remainder OF the week.
The distinguished speakers of the big
meeting put mp at the Occidental, and the
register presented an array of illustrious
names in Senator John j. Ingalls,, Col. John
4. Martin. Judge Perkins. Of the Legislature
and Hon. John Kelly.
man named Pike. who lives two miles
west of Goddard, was in the city yesterday
accompanied by an officer from Garden
Plain in search Of boy who stole watch
from Mr.. Pike The boy had been working
for him and stole the watch and lit out
Yesterday must have been hay day, as
there was an unusual amount oi DRIED
grass circulating upon the streets, and the
festive mule smiled smole and winked
a, his companion-n-harness as he contem-
plated the full rack in the long winter even
ings.
N.F. Niederlander reports the sale OF
forty lots in Perry's addition, 10 W. ID. Nc
Cormicl, of Philadelphia. The sale OF
ground in this addition mas been UMPIRE
cedented. though not surprising, when the
rapid Improvement in that locality Is con-
sdered.
Mr.. ii. f. Pierce arrived in this city yes
terdav from Chicago, his present headquar-
ters Laying all Jokes aside, Mr.. L. says
Wichita Is the Invest city between here and
Chicago. He got in night before last and
he couldn't get a bed at a hotel, not even q
cot for love nor money.
T.. c. Brady, Of Goddard. met with II seri-
Gus accident ON the night Of the grand pa
rade He was driving on Douglas avenue
when his horse took fright and attempted to
run away. Mr.. Brady jumped out OF the
buggy TO take the animal by the head when
he fell and broke his collar bone.
The extra editions of the EAGLE run of
Yesterday and day before yesterday morning
failed to supply the demand. The news
dealers and ncwsbovs at noon estimated that
a thousand more each day. in addition Il
the extras which were printed. could have
been readily disposed OF. Ii was no lack C
enterprise upon the part Of the proprietor
but a wrong estimate of the probable de
mand.
4 monster gourd is on exhibition at tn,
real estate office of Bartholomew X Ne
Clenatfan Ii looks something like an over
grown baseball bat or stuffed club. being
three feet three inches in length, perfectly
straight and tapering from three TO ffteef
inches in circumference. IL is an abnormal
freak in the vegetable kingdom and wcrtl
visit to see. His gcurdship was raised b,
Prot. Siclncr.
pr. Oldham. one Of Charleston, Ind.
most successful physicians, who IN com
many with his wife hiss been visiting on