Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-03

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P8RsoNAL AND LOCAL ITEMS OF NEWS
10 the case of Miller VS.. Buher the court
has granted a new trial.
Read DIR. Haxleton's special notice in an
Dther column and then go and see him. a.,
Yesterday was good day for the mer-
shants. The city was full. Of farmers and CT,
business was good.
The Young Mems Republican club win tn
meet at the court room Wednesday even-
ing. See call elsewhere. az
Zeph. Stafford says the corn in Gypsum
township is not suffering for rain. He sp
thinks much of the corn is already made.
A large hole was made in the stone walk o''
in front of the State bank yesterday, so as
TO let the air circulate under that building ce
Mr.. Grimes, trustee of Gypsum township,
has rented his farm and is going to buy ~
property in this city and move here next
fail. to
Smyth 4 Daisy arc erecting their build.
ing on Main street 100 feet deep and il viii -
be five feet higher than the adjoining build -
ings. "'
Smith Riley, formerly of company d, m
Ohio volunteers, but now of this county i
yesterday received back pensions amount
ing to $3.50.
An enjoyable dance was given Friday b,
on the south side of Douglas avenue. II,
near the city mills. 81
Mr.. kirkwood says J. NJ. Steele is making
plenty Of money in Washington Territory, la
and he thinks Michael Block will he back q
here by November. a,
Mr.. ID. l.. Greene, an old timer in this
county and an unwavering Democrat, gives. tt
II rs his opinion that Blaine and Logan will, Al
be elected next fall.
MRS. DIR. Z. Is. Allen. who has been quite
sick for some days. seriously SO. was very -
much better yesterday. Dr. Fabrique says :, =
she seems now past all danger. ID
Geo. Harris was around yesterday with 8;
about thousand bills, collecting from the 4,
boys for Ice. The ice seems to be ali A
shipped from st. Louis III bottles
Farmer Doolittie's vest was too small ,r III
him Friday, and he had to hold 1t together ry
with both hands. He was all right yester- CT
stay hawavar Pima v,l,,o,e .l;l 81 - 4
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday 70
by Probate Judge Jewett, to Grant Vice al
land and Matte Tomlin, of HaysvIIle, and m
to VIM. Trimble and Jessie Maxwell. of
this county. m
Justice Thomas is having small room -
added to his Office Or the east. or rather,
doorway cut into the next apartment. DC
which he will utilize as consultation
room. "
The meloncholera days have come, :,
The saddest Of the year,
And melons ripe and melons green ~
Are scattered far and near
And SO is the cholera. :"
The following figures VIII show the re. IN
ceipts and disbursements at the county "
treasurer's Office up TO the hour of closing r.
business yesterday: Receipts, $l43 80. n,
Disbursements, S2O5. "a,
Barwise 4 Law received last week at ii,
Derby two ears of hogs contracted for a, al
Xix dollars per hundred. This turned out
to be pretty good price, but Messrs. Bar In
wise a. Law took them, all the same te
w. ID. Grattan, of the Wichita Daily 81
EAGLE, was one Of our callers Tuesday vi
The EAGLE is one OF the best dailies in the az
state, and arrives in Eureka three hours in u
advance OF any other.-Eureka Messenger. III
y. McBee and James Goodacre, of Rock
ford brought in wagon load of butter and g..
chickens yesterday. Mr. McBee is one of
the substantial farmers OF Rockford town.
ship, and by the way is very intelligent %
and well posted in politics ' ''
Our reporter has been shown some paint. wi
ings executed by Mrs. John Alexander. an
and says that in his opinion the one called of
I" Mignon and her Father" is the best exc
cuted work that he has ever seen in this M
city. - =,
cribed corn along the Santa Fe railroad last So
winter. is at the fremont. Mr. Patrick a
lives in Iowa and reports creps good In that ca
state. but thinks the corn not quite equal
10 the crop OF this state m,
The managers of the Wichita Art Gallery Is
are thinking, so far AS the prize contes; in W
forming words is concerned, TO have the
committee on examination accept all words sp
n which the letters are properly used. not MI
doubled, or where the words are not mis- br
spelled. This, we believe. would give uni co
versal satisfaction. tn
The MadduX divorce case was argued in H.,
the district court yesterday, resulting in u ,,a
decree OF divorce for Mrs. Maddux The -,
division OF property will come up for set 80.
Element ut the next term OF court. The q;
Judge said that he thought the actions Of u
defendant aud plaintiff had been equally -,
strange. W
The little week old infant OF MIR. and
Mrs. Judge Edwin Hill. was buried yester-
day afternoon. Mrs. ii. Is still quite IN, Mi
and the Judge is still absent in the he
and we hear In quite a feeble An
His child was born ana buried cit
'fpce he left home and the family feel very st,
sad. ito
Rev. J. X. Morrison, OF Albany, New se
York, an Episcopal clergyman, who is '''
travelling for his health, being afflicted with 20
hroat troubles, made us pleasant cali yes ""
erday morning. He has been four weeks ="
n'the state and has experienced great re. ao'
lief. He spent yesterday in the city and =.
will spend to-day liz Newton. He thought 'o
10 would come down to Wichita again in "0'