Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-07-24

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NJ. M. AuRDocK. Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION TWO DOLLARS IN ADvANc
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James n. Young, of Chicago, leadin
capitalist in the Beaumont & Winfield rail
road company, is at the Occidental.
Ad n. Jones' new add Is to be name
Francis Edward, these being the from
names Of two unc,es Francis Herman an
L. ID. Jones, the latter New York banker
Ex-,olicemad Eugene Clark has just On
ished threshing IS acres Of wheat whicl
yielded 1876 bushels al told, being y
bushels per acre, which we take II not b.
for an of year.
Mr.. VIZ. Green has CONSENTED 70 Tx
Mr.. Shattner's place as city clerk durin1
Mr.. Shattner's furlough. and WIS hard .
work yesterday. No better man could b
found to fill opposition.
John Stewart has been keeper Of tn
poor-house in this city for ten yearz, enc
says that an inmate of that institution haI
died in the month of June Of consumptios
every year since ne has had charge.
Mr.. Lon Ketzler. formerly Win Tony
Bruhn, is now running the Raaass barber
shop in the Union block, Wss Douglas
avenue, with its slegan: fusnishiass and
splendid bath rooms and frst-clan BARRIERS.
VIM. Hover, of Newton and VIM. Hover
Jr., Of Burbank, O., came in yesterday on
the Santa Fe train from the former city.
Hover, Jr, is senior partns. oe Hover
Bros, of Burbank, o. They express them
selves as highly pleased vita Wichita.
Albert Barwise, q cattle raissof Colorado.
was in the city on Sunday visitag ~ uncle,
c. l. Bsrwise. Mr.. Barwise len for the In
dian Territory yesterday morning 70 buy
more cattle to put on his ranch, near Moni-
tor Springs, Colorado.
The fir, II Mulvane, says 4. A. Kennedy,
destroyed the entire stock of Berry, the fur
niture man, who had just opened business
there. He lost everything and it is stated
the citizens will give him lift in his mis-
fortune.
Hon. w. W. Cheshire and wife, of north
ern Indiana, old friends of Judge Walker,
are visiting at the Judges residence No. COS
South Lawrence avenue. Mr.. Cheshire has
held many high positions in Indians, having
recently been special examiner Of the PEN
sion bureau.
A farmer was in the Wichits National
bank yesterday, mourning because be could
not raise light hogs. he brought three
loads of very heavy hogs into town and
could realize only Ss.S5 per hundred for
them, whereas Eight hogs were bringing
Capt c. W. Rogers, vice-president and
general manager of the Frisco, accompanied
BY J. r. Wentworth, division super;ntend-
ent, arrived here by special train AT l:S0 y,,-
terday and remained two hours. Mr.. Roger
is out or general tour of inspection OF
main line and branches.
The people along Douglas avenue be-
tween Main and the river are kicking on sc-
count of those on Main street washing the
cutters in front Of their places, the entire
filth thus washed away lies camly in the
ditch on the avenue until it il is covered with
beautiful green surface, which the PEG.
pie ain is not absolutely necessary to the
health of that part of town.
DIR. Mccullough, of Bellsire, Ohio, father
TO DR.. Mccullough of this city, and who
had been spending few weeks in Kansas,
left for his home yesterday evening. DR..
Mccullough, the elder, took run out to the
mountains and down into several of the new
counties Of the southwest, but be said for
agricultural purposes he never in his life |
saw a county that would equal Sedgwick.
Mr.. c. S. Eicholtz arrived from Peabody |
yesterday with nine beautiful thorough
bred shorthorns, among them q noble look
ING imported Cruinkshank bull Mr.. Z. in
forms us that his fine COW Bertha, daugh-
Ter of the imported Bertha, has just had
twin red heiter calves, by Aridrie Rose Of
Sharon 4s7l2. The calves are doing we'll |
Hon. Robert Z. Lawrence Yesterday re-
ceived credentials as honorary delegate at
large TO the second annual convention of the
National cattle and horse growers associs-
tion." TO be held al St Louis Nov. 23d {,
18th inclusive. We congratulate our re-
spected representative on bis good luck in
being thus honored by a body of 80 much
Mr.. L. P. Hovey is very earnest in his
praises q the medicinal and restorative
luaitiAs o; the Eureka Springs waters. He
himself comes back almost a new man and
be said during his short stay there that a
number Of parslytics and other cures seemed
almost miraculous. We suspect that the
'nly trouble is that these spring. are too
ear home and that it don't cost enough TO
pc svailed Of their benefits.
Prof. Isaac I. johnson, of Wilmington,
Delaware, who for some years has been
Identified prominently with the educational
interests Of that city, and J. B. johnson q
'rother Of the professor, an employee Of the
New York d Erie railroad, are visiting at the
esidence of their iather, Rev. Alfred John
on, Mound nursery east Of this city.
they are charmed with the Arkansas valley
nd are loud in their praises of its splendid
ruix.
o. c. Daisy, who is at home again, talks
IKE the level-beaded fellow that he i. Pat
pc down for any amount that Il right FOR
nything that will help Wichita 10 tie WAY
{ an enterprise. When we get some more
ailroads, more factories, etc. etc, and CON
equently more taxable property ard more
eople 10 be taxed. then we will turn our al
ention to bitches, sewers and sidewalks and
lean that racket up in q hurry; but in the
1eantime Jet us hsve the fundamentals.
uch talk is sensible and practical. II
The farmers Of this valley, more snd /
bore of them, are demanding and reading q
ally papers. The DAILY EAGLE has now . /
lumber Of farmers on its list. Another was I
dded yesterday in the person Of Mr.. Solo, {
ION Fields, whose home and farm are five :
lilies south Of Mulvane. in Sumner county. g
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