Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-23

beat anything, that the old
elements are Wild and jubilant and that all
Republican appointees entertain no other
thought than that they will be kicked ont at
the earliest moment their cases can be
reached.
The receipts of the late charity concert
foot up nearly 500 and the expenses to be
taken from that amo INT will not exceed
$40. Il will thus be seen that the concert
was a grand success, but nothing like what
it would have been, had there been sufficient
good seating accommodations.
II. C. McCammant and George Filley,
Esq, of Kingman, went down yesterday to
"a meeting called at Wellington in the inter-
est of the circuit Of county fairs to be held |
hereafter by the half dozen biggest counties
in this state, all located in the lower Arkan-
.as valley.
We made some mistakes in our notice of
the knights of Honor in yesterdays issue.
The meetings will be held Wednesday even
ings instead of Mondays, as reported. j.
W. Bear is past dictator, not post director.
Mr.. Jackson is dictator. The name of the
sentinel Is Steere instead of Stegree.
In the statement made b. the Citizens
bank recently, the report was not made to
show the fact that a scmi-annual dividend
Of four per cent was made and paid during
last month. This would make the showing
of the bank vet more satisfactory than the
published statement.
Mr.. Arch Allen, of Indiana, recently
shipped to this city four car loads Of fine,
large draft mules He has them at Packers
stable, and they, being fat and in nice con-
dition for spring work, are selling readily
and are daily being spirited away.
1t is claimed by those who should know
that the ,.'ay and the company that will
hold the boards to-;ight at the Turner" is
one of the most really meritorious and
renowned ofthe organizations that have APP
peared here during this season.
The next social event or the taps, and
one upon which many eyes are cast with
pleasant anticipation, is the grand reunion
and ball of the Knights Templar at the OPP
era house on next Wednesday evening, Jan
uary 90.
The weekly edition Of the EAGLE is ont.
containing the full proceedings of the ia
| nous Nellie Bailey case, extra copies of
no. III ntf,a NJ. ha
ppstoffice book store.
A warrant was sworn out by Andrew
VOORHEES, against Daniel kohey, before
Just ce Thomas yesterday, the complaint
being disturbing the peace of complainant.
The renowned cnmmedien. Harry Robin
| son, is with the Timer company and will
| convulse the audience at the opera house
this evening.
Mr.. Jacob W. Raber and Miss Whey
Maynard were married by Justice Hobbs,
Wichita.
Geo. Boniface, the eminent old time actor
is with the Lizzie May Timer company,
and will appear tonight in Dads Girl"
There was an unusually large quantity of
| corn sold in this market yesterday at the
| prices quoted in our local market report.
Get your tickets early as they are going
| rapidly. Hot cakes are no comparison.
Catch on or take back seat.
The sale of tickets for Dads Girl" is
immense and promises to be one of. the very
largest Of the season.
F. y North has adopted the Kansas en-
blem- the festive grasshopper. for his notary
seal. Great head.
The youngest child Of Nr. and Mrs. \. F.
Niederlander has for several days been quite
i'll.
The famous New England society drama
this evening.
Lizzie May Timer tonight as Dad.
Girl"
Dads Girl" will be at the opera house to-
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