Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-26

The following are the real estate transfers
recorded IN the Office Of the register Of deeds
yesterday.
VIM ID. Mccormick 10 Laura Cobb,
n hf Of lot > blocl; 5 Perry'- add
ton. .......- ......... --...S 100
Edward \ Iiartwell 20 George Gran
gcr,lots ; and % blk , Perry's add
ton. ...............-..................... $500
Andrew J Cook 10 Albert L Mum,
eqT ofs W Or I4-27-i e.........,. 1850
Harry f Phillips 10 Jasper NJ Dooly,
lets 60 and 81, ) Main s. Greitien
stems add ............-..-.......... 1000
William ID Mccormick 20 NJ NJ
Gnult, hf lot block Perry ad
GItion. ..-........ . d. O. -...--.---.- lOD
CH Hunter 10 Mrs. Mary f Kolb, lots
90 and ~ Washington ave Hunters
subdivisiorl........,................... go
Chas G Davis 10 VIM II Wilson,
or sec less one acre, also G Or sec
ii and G hf Of or, also hf Of II
eqr and 6 hf Of " or and 5 or sec
- twp % > W.. .........-..... iOb
Next Wednesday is all fools day. Look
out for it.
Work was begun on the foundation of the
county building yesterday.
The laborer's wages on the Santa Fe has
been raised ten cents per day.
Republicans bear in mind that the regis
tration books will close on the 2Sth inst.
W. X. Goodwin, Jr., Of the Kansas City
Live Stock Indicator, was in the city yester-
day.
p Peters viii take the position of road
master on the Santa Fe, male vacant by the
death of Mr.. Gustin.
The quarterly meeting Of the Friends, o.
Qual,ers, will be held at Rose Hill on Satur-
day and Sunday next.
\ stock Of young fruit trees are exhibited
on the vacant lot, southwest corner of Doug
las and Topeka avenues.
The sand bar below the bridge Is being
plowed that the sand may BE- loosened and
then hauled away for building purposes
We have passed safely through The equi-
noxial storm, bat in the early days Of April
there viii be a cyclone central in this burg.
Albert Wagner is building frame house
on the west side. The sidewalk on the west
side was finished to the West Wichita House
yesterday.
care informed that there are 100 Repub-
cans in the city not registered and the time
Is neal Al hand when the registration books
viii close.
The time is near at hand when Mayor Ru-
tan viii roll up his pant, ana shirt sleeves
and say .'sic semper McGinniss," As he steps
into the aegean stables"
..Pa, what's liberal Republican" MY
son, liberal Republican Is a Democrat who
wants to be elected 10 some office by the
votes Of fool Republicans"
The New York store is always up to the
times. Now that we have the headquarters
Of the q. \. L. here. that establishment has
brought on a stock of military clothing.
The man claiming to be Republican who
does not put himself on record AZ such at
the coming election viii find 1t rather chilly
FOR him among the Republicans hereafter.
Anew canvas awning has been raised at
Steinway hail. The wooden pavement be-
fore the same place Is being torn away pre-
paratory to laying new one Of concrete.
Oscar {. McCune. of Clinton county, o.,
a brother Of Mr.. ". McCuuc, arrived here
with his family to make this their futur,
home. They have secured residence on
South Lawrence avenue.
\ new post Of the e. y Il. will be organ
lied at Garden Plain next saturday. IS
many as possible OF the Garfield Post should
go and give the new post a good send-of.
The train leaves here at A:i0 a. IN.
There was an advance all along the line
of speculative commodities in Chicago yes
terday. Wheat took squirt Of nearly two
cents and WAS followed in a more modest
degree 10y all the lesser lights Of the board.
The Wichita stock wards present nice,
neat appearance since they have been reno
waited and arranged for the spring trade.
They received a car load Of mules within
Few days and now have about 100 head of
horses and mules in stock.
The one-story frame house tina. stood be-
tween W j. Boomer & Bros grocery and
the store of {. T. Manuel, and that has
been occupied by Chas. Whey rs a paint
shop. is being moved cut To make room for
the building to be erected by Heiserman
and Myers.
An emigrant wagon went eastward yester-
day with the inscription in large letters,
'In God we trusted. in kaasus We busted.'
The occupant was not visible, bat we viii !
wager a hat tina; be carried a letter from
his nother-in-law promising him another
wears support If he would bring his family /
hacl- n Illinois