Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-06

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Business on all the railroads is booming
just now.
Two keys attached TO small ring avail
the owner at this Office.
John Gaffney and II. c. Hoadley, of Fl
Scott, are az the Occidental.
DR.. J. G. Hyperion and wife, of Belle
Plaine, spent yesterday in the city.
Sensations about mysterious girls and tbs,
sort of thing, are little dull lately.
We. APPLY has got his planning mill re-
modelled and running on large scale.
J. w. Crook and wife, and Mrs. b. o.
Webb, Argonis, are at the Occidental.
Mr.. John Gaffeny, general road master of
the Sun1ower system, was in the city yes
terday.
c. A. Tencber, of Clearwater, and L. B.
Kellogg, of Emporia, are registered at the
Manhattan.
The Arkansas Valley Fence company are
working large force just now, snd doing
lots of work.
No matter how little is doing in grain and
other farm produce, the hay market is al
ways kept well supplied.
The burglary and horse-thief business is
remarkably slack just now. but good trade
is anticipated before long.
C.P Peters. auditor, and W. S. Kent,
paymas.er, of the Fl. Scott railroad, are
registered at the Occidental.
w. G. Wells, Mrs. E. Z. Baird, Miss
Fannie Dunlap. and Miss Cant, of Conway
Springs, are at the Occidental.
Mrs. Minnie Julian and Miss Jennie Mi
lam, of III Dorado, were in the city yestcr-
day, on a shopping expedition
Mr. +. Z. Cassil, Of Carthage, No, is on n
visit to the metropolis of Kansas. He is
smitten with the city and its surroundings.
NJ. \. Myer, j. z. Myer and Mrs. j. p.
Myer arrived home last evening after having
followed the remains of Joseph Myer to their
final resting place.
Woman's Relief corps No 40 will hold
their first regular meeting Of this month,
(November), at Odd Fellows hall this day,
Friday, Nov. 6, at 2 p. IN.
The water works company received car
load of pipes, elbows and other material for
the extension Of the system, by the Fort
Scott road, yesterday.
MI Clark, for distur bling the peace and
quiet of Mrs. Killian and family, was ar
rested by Constable Cone on a warrant
sworn out in Justice Thomas court.
1t is now reported that the gentleman
heretofore known as Judge E. b. Jewett is
now promoted to the rank Of colonel on ac-
count of eminent services during the late
election.
There will be services OF the Reform
church preparatory 10 the holy communion
in the First ward school building, on Friday
evening, November 6. Sermon by Rev. ID.
B. Shuey.
Two Young ladies boarded one of the new
street cars on Oak street yesterday, who
greatly admir- ed the said car and were en-
rap.urad over IFS beauties. One saiAsO, 1
Just love this car"
And now it is reported that somebody
must have stolen the Democratic campaign
fund and that several of the hands have
not been paid of according TO contract.
This is the unkindest cut of all.
Farmers living near the city are loud in
their murmurs against our jolly nimrods.
They COMPLAIN that the city sportsmen 60
right near their houses for game without
saying by your leave. One farmer told the
scribe TO hit 'em hard.
Mrs. Frank Kearny added another Re-
publican voter TO the population of the
Fifth ward yesterday morning. That is, he
l. hapro ~
his health continues a good as it is now.
Frank thinks the young man arrived in q
very propitious season.
A reporter ss. in the waiting room Of the
union depot short time yesterday listening
to three tramps recouniing their experiences
They were regulars. One said he followed
the style of rich men. He generally spent
the summer around the northern lakes. the
fall and spring in the middle states. and in
winter he went south. He said he intended
TO 60 TO Florids this winter.
A Young man, whose residence is nenr
Bloomington, H., told an EAGLE reporter
at the union depot yesterday that he had
Just returned from Conway Springs, near
which town he pre-empted 100 acres Of
land nine years ago. He thought then it
might be worth something some time. Now
he thinks If is good enough for him to leave
Illinois and come to live on il.
A party of men were seen digging . big
hole in front Of the Democratic headquar-
tiers yesterday, and gentleman informed an
EAGLE reporter tina, il was grave for the
dead candidates. 1t is understood that the
following epitsph will be inscribed on the
tomb stone:
'Here hes the remains of some Of the boys
who mcnkeyed with the saw while she was
spinning"
Remember the meetings new in progress
at the Christian church. Elder W. B. Hem
dryx is indeed powerful and logical rea-
soner. The sermon last night from Prov
cribs, fourth chapter and twenty-third verse
keep thy heart with all diligence. for
out of it are the Issues OF life,"-vas . mas
terly effort and ought to have bad the atssn-
ton of more Of our citisenA All Who viii
attend these msetings VIII b xisAly ~
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