Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-05-01


2I-le.-....-.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4voo
Martin Alley 10 J c Dearth lots -
and Is Topeka ave, Hilton's add. $500
Mary g Cassett to Frederick G Smyth
If, lots 81 and SO Waco st, Water
mans add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Louis 4 Brown 10 l. y Blood lots 2l7
TO 225 inclusive, Lawrence ave, and
lois 30 to 226 inclusive Market 81,
all in HYDE ~ Ferrelrs add 10 the
city Of Wichita ...................... 1000
John 7 HOLSTER TO II + Friend lot
blk 6, Perry's add 10 Wichita. 30
Geo y Wheat to John : Wilson n hf
Of ne or l3-2S-3w ....--........--..-----.. 300
Carolina VI Tarlton to T. Hagerman,
LOT Tarl.on's add...................-.... 125
Mrs a Fitzgerald 10 Thos A Bay
lev lots IS. 80, 50 and 81 Main st.
Fitsgerald's add Wichita. 100
Samuel II Chapman to Vim II Wil-on
nv or 9-29-4w............... ....-...-... 1900
Elizabeth Williams ct al to Martin
Heller n hf sc or 2i-27-lw....--...--... 1850
May the LIT.
Next Moaday the new school board will
organize.
d. C. Cummings. of Shelby, O.. il in the
city prospecting.
Barlow 4 Wilson's MINISTRIES at the opera
house tomorrow night.
Nix Comarouse in the police court yester-
day, but the justices had some civil cases
There were three OF four loads of fat
hogs in the market yesterday which sold at
S3.79 per sundred.
Mr.. J. T. IIortou,t the deputy county treas
urer Of Harper county, and resident of
Anthony l. on q visit to this city.
Anew plank crossing from the postoffice
10 Munson's store has been laid in the place
of the old stone one lately removed.
Mis- Julia Demming and Miss Effic Havens
are off for Fort Scott. Miss d., after few
days visit among friends viii go down to
Pierce City
Niederlander's forces were SO busy making
out statements yesterday, being the last of
the month, that they could not attend to any
other business.
q. II. Blackwelder who was at Englewood
last week SAYS he would like to have
found ST hotel He don't take much stock
in the 5000 report
The Wichita Cracker and Confectionery
company shipped some fine orders of their
goods to Anthony and New Kiowa yester-
day. This institution Is growing in popular
i,y every day.
Mr. ;. W. Cooper bought the beautiful
lot on the southwest corner of Oak street and
Topeka avenue Yesterday and viii build
handsome residence thereon this summer: so
We are Informed.
Some people are foolish enough to think
that Wichita i too far from the coal fields
to become great manufacturing city.
There are many important manufacturing
towns worse Of than Wichita in that respect.
Richmond Indiana, Is che OF them.
Boss Mathews is now designated rs the
bankrupt merchant, not that George is not
sound financially himself but from the fact
he has been closing out several hardware
firms in other portions Of the state in the
interest Of eastern creditors. lie still has
had more 10 close out.
The Young man arrested mere Tor seduc-
ton at Garden Plain, and who WAS taken 10
that town day before yesterday for prelim-
mary examination, was held in the sum of
$500 to answer the charge in the district
court and was brought back to this city and
lodged in the county Jail.
c. Il. Whey had some very well executed
signs finished in his shop yesterday One
was for Harry ". Stewart. druggist; an
other, Il. F. Coates, successor to W. 4.
Hoffman, jobber in smokers articles, and
smother handsome arched sign for Nick
Balter's restaurant.
Harring, Bryan & Co., the wholesale fruit |
dealers on Douglas avenue received crate |
Of strawberries from Texas. They will re-
tail at about 10 cents per quart. They also |
received barrel ofthe finest apples of the
Ben Davis variety we have seen for some |
time which they sold to c. L. kloos. They |
expect n large quantity of these apples in
few days.
The engine of the Fort Scott road that
went through the Nicnescah bridge has not
been found yet. They were sounding the
river with a seventeen foot iron rod yester-
day but could not strike il. \ number of |
steel rails thirty feet long and weighing
fifty-six pounds TO the yard, were swept
from the railroad bridge TO the wagon
bridge, distance of about one-eighth of
nile BY the current.
sam F. Woolard, the popular clerk in the
postoiiice bookstore, severed his connection
with that house last evening. 10 sacept a
position in the loan office Of :. L. Davidson
X Son. Sam is rustler and has BY his |
genial and sterling business qualities made
host Of friends, who viii be sorry TO miss
him from his old position, yet pleased at
his being called upon 10 take forward step
towards the goal Of success.
We had the pleasure of meeting {. Reed,
fsl. y SstNA wiz AtA AANu "
partnership with ex-Judge W. p. Campbell. |
Mr.. Reed had well earned reputation as a
Kansas lawyer Of fine abilities before COM
ing 10 Wichita We believe he was county |
attorney Of Marion for eight wears. six GER
tain. He Is socially a very entertaining |
gentleman most certainly and ;hero is no |
fear that he won't be heard from
Skating rinks have become TO be recog- |
nized as skating sinks in many cities. The
scandals, liasons. designations, elopcments, |
etc. which Of late have been directly trace
able to these places are simply startling in
number. Not a day passes but what more |
or less Of such accounts are found in the |
papers Some Of the larger cities are tax
ing steps TO prohibit the presence Of Young |
girls and women under sixteen years from
entering any skating rink except accompan-
led by father or mother.
Messrs. Jocelyn 4 Thomas yesterday made
sales of the property on Topeka avenue and
Elm street tor $500. and ten lots on Law