Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-06-28

9ailYaR eagle
MN MURDOCH & BROTHER. Pfoprie.ors.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL ITEMS OF NEW
The baby show will begin Monday.
Vote early, and as often as you can.
Let every one turn out TO the primaries.
Don't forget the excursion to Clearwate
Sunday.
Track laying on the TT. Scott road reach
cd Clearwater yesterday.
There is at the present time about $50
900 in the county treasury.
DIR. Croskey received very nice parro
from New Orleans yesterday by express
The wholesale grocery house receive,
another large consignment of lemons yes
terday
Candidates were getting there hard yes
terday. in working up their respective dele
cations.
A certain individual paid s. in the polio
court yesterday for the privilege of gettin,
drunk.
Messrs. Bunnell& Roys make a speeds
announcement In this issue concerning tn
loaning of money.
II is expected that the present term @
no LIST ri an.
first OF August, il not longer.
The Santa Fe have put in new sid
track which extends from the Zephyr mill
10 the rear of the Valley house.
Twelve new and easy willow char-, or
dered by the county commissioners, were
placed in the court room yesterday for tn,
benefit OF jurors.
In the district court yesterday Geo c
Cowart, late of Denison. Texas, was al
mitted by certificate as member of Ia,
Sedgwick county bar.
Hon. II. NJ. Aller. president of the Bis
marck fair association and candidat, fol
lieutenant governor, left for the north OF
last evenings Santa Pc express.
Yesterday in the district court Mrs. JUL,
a. kolb was granted divorce from her
husband, Geo. II. kolb, and also given pos
session of the real estate prayed for in the
petition.
lfyou want 10 know what time it is, ask
n. +. Niederiander. Out of dozen men
that asked him that question yesterday, six
are yet alive, though one is in a dangerous
condition.
Ground was broken yesterday for the new
brick block TO be erected on Main street.
just south of Lilies tailoring rooms by MIR.
Woodman, OF this city, and Mr.. Wright. of
Indiana.
The following figures viii show the re-
eeipts and disbursements at the county
treasurer's Office up to the hour of closing
business yesterday: Receipts. Sii.I4;
Disbursements, S14sG1
The contract for painting the old Lynch
building, on the corner OF Main and Sec
ond streets, and the brick on the corner Of
Second and Main, has been awarded TO
Grant Bros, who logan work on the latter
building yesterday.
The short horn sale of VIM. Ross takes
place next Tuesday it must be remember
ed, and not next Tuesday week, AS YES
terday's paper had ii by slip of pen. His
herd comprises a number of the finest bred
animals ever brought to this section of the
state, and the guaranty for the assertion
can be found in.the American herd book,
Proi. Bishop, candidate for state super
intendent of public instruction. came back
up from Wellington yesterday, where he
had delivered a lecture before the county
teacher institute, of which the Yelling
ton papers speak IN the highest terms. He
was delighted with his trip, and believes
his chances the very best in this section.
He goes cast from here to Eldorado this
morning.
The attention Of all ladies who happen
ed to pass the corner of Main street and |
Douglas avenue yesterday, was attracted |
TO the handsome and elegant display offans |
in the front window of the New York |
Store. Here my he seen fans of any and |
all coors, STYLES and prices. lis, perhaps.
the largest and most elegant display of this |
class of goods ever made in the city, and |
must be seen to be appreciated.
The night \. f. Niederlander's watch |
was stolen a cigar was also taken, which |
fact the EAGLE mentioned. Yesterday /
evening Mr.. Nieder.ander received through |
the postoflice roll containing cigar iif-
teen inches long, aud a note which reads as
follows:
IL herewith return your cigar; your
ticker is up the spout. Yours.
MIDNIGHT VISITOR"
Mr.. Chas. Franks and happy young bride
were visited last night at their home, near
The corner Of Market and English streets,
by large number of dry goods statesmen of
his city, who treated 10 fine serenadc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franks. who RECALLED them
With light Refreshments. The occasion was
very pleasant one, and congratulations
md well:wishes were layished and bestow-
ii upon the newly welded couple
X. n. T.. ANDERSON, nephew of Capt.
!. G.. Smyth, and who has been spending
several weeks in this city, returns to-day to
ais home in Dublin. Ireland, for the pur-
rose of closing mp his affairs beyond the sea
when he VIII come back 10 make this his
permanent home, bringing his family with
lin. Mr.. Anderson has purchased fifty
lcre lot near the suburbs of the city, on
which he will erect a residence. We wish
lin n safe and speedy journey.
Nice-rrcsident Burns, Of the Memphis 81
Denver railroad enterprise. was in the city
yesterday evening for the purpose of meet
~ the officers OF the board of trade aud
ONE of Our business men, but his arrival
eing after business hours.he failed TO meet
mt very few He goes back 10 Belle rlaine
his morning hut will meet the board or
Is executive committee at any time in the
ear future that they may designate.
The proprietors of the skating rink deny ,
hat the johnson hoy dislocated his arm in I
he rink. Ia a note 10 us they say that after /
eing repeatedly ordered not TO do so in i
istedupon going on TO the roof from which
lacc he slipped aud fell TO the ground, 1
therefore, was himself only responsible and
ot the proprirtors. \ representative Of
his paper was present when the boy was ,
al en- home and the siatemen, Of yesterday $