Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-28

!, The Wichita legislature adjourned sin
die nigh. before last, They will meet agai
F Ion that beautiful shore"
Sorrels & Chambers, late of Indisnapoli.
= Ind. have been awarded the contract 70
= painting Mr. Roy's residence
!. George Kirby, jr., is off for ST. Louis, Z
=, report, as he says, some cases in court. III
{ promises TO be gone about two weeks:
Miss Louise Sylvester was expected to ar
rive in this city this afternoon, here to re
/ main until she has fully recovered from he
, illness.
Viney's paint shop that has been move'
= from lis location on Main street, was yester
j day planted on Second street. between Mali
, and Water.
/ II. Kellogg has his neat little board 0
; trade room completed, and yesterday movec
into it. 1t is a coy apartment and as com
, plete as it is coy.
1t is no wonder the Democrats and sor,
heads find SO much fault with the Republi
can ticket, because they see in II nothing bu
defeat for their side.
The Republican convention was fortunate
in selecting man for mayor whose record
needs no clearing up, and for whom ne
apology is necessary.
\. j. Buckner, commercial traveller fol
\. II. Robson, of st. Joseph, No, returned
from trip east on the Snnfiower road, anC
reports business first-rate.
All comrades of the G. a. X. who intend
to 90 to Garden Plain to take part in the
Inauguration Of the new post in that town
will please be on hand at the Santa Fc depot
at $40 this morning.
Yellow Cat ~on the race at Riverside
park Yesterday. Some expressed the opin-
ion that $50 would encourage the other an
imal sufficiently TO win the race but then
they may be mistaken.
The attention of the proper authorities
is called to a dead dog that has lain in state
in the center Of indianapolis street, between
Lawrence and Topeka avenues, longer than
the people cares to see IT.
Commodore Woodman, Mayor Griffen-
stien and f. a. Dorsey returned from New
Orleans night before last, and H. T. Keller
local agent of the Santa Fe and Frisco
roads, arrived home yesterday morning.
Mrs Bennett, of Wellington, has rented
the Valley house, and will take possession
April the 1st Mrs. Bennett is an expert
enced hotel lady, having run the Phillips
house and the Bernard house in Wellington.
The law firm Of Hatton, Ruggles x Par
sons has been dissolved, Mr.. Parsons retir-
ing. Mr.. Parsons has formed co-partner-
ship with Mr.. ". F. Mason, and that Arm
viii occupy al Office over the Kansas Ma
tional bank.
In the EAGLES report of the city council
proceedings of yesterday morning, when it
says that President Zimmcrly stated that he
was determined not TO call for the election
Of two councilmen in the First ward, it
should read Second ward.
The finest turnout of the season WIS YES
tcrday unon the streets. a beautiful white
and superb black, handsomely capari-
soned and driven TO a carriage by the pro-
prietor, w. p. Popenoe, jr.. attracted much
attention and elected universal admiration.
{
The steam laundry Is being shingled.
Some OF the machinery has already arrived
and soon linen can be worn longer than IF
( teen minutes without requiring change As
the half washed goods do that are now be-
/ ing turned ont by the heather Mongolians of
the city.
\ new and wonderfully effective tool was
yesterday seen in the way of what might be
arranged with an internal spiral rail and
groove and instead Of twisting the handle as
with the ordinary tool, the handle was held
firm and, by simply pressing down upon it,
the driver makes several revolutions, thus
sinking the screw 10 its full length with two
such movements.
Another Of the enjoyable occasions at
tendant upon 4. W. Sickner's pupils recit-
ais of which he is giving a series, took place
yesterday afternoon at his music room. An
invited company of music-loyins people lis
tened with admiration and pleasure to the
varied and well selected programme. Pu-
pills and guests leaving with n feeling of sat
isfaction at the signal success of of this,
the fourth monthly recital of the SERIES
The Democrats, no doubt, imagine that
they viii, with their so-called peoples
racket, to-day, carve up the caudal append
age Of porcine's extremity in great style,
and we guess they will, and nothing more.
The Republicans didn't start out TO nomi-
nate millionaire statesmen nor political
bosses, but to. select number of genuinely
honest, capable and energetic men who viii
give the city AN economical and clear adj
ministration.
\ party Of friends. twenty or more in
number, swooped down on the hospitable
house Of o. II. Bently on Thursday even
ing. The thoughtful hostess, aware o.; their
coming, had secretly locked the back doors
10 prevent the escape of her liege lord till
the idea crept through his hair o. that it
was a surprise party. After explanations the
hostess put away his evening cigar and the
tsbler arranged for progressive euchre.
which consumed the heeting hours and was
greatly enjoyed by all present.
The telegram received last night regarding
the condition of Louise Sylvester proves TO
be much overdrawn. The facts in the case
are that the company gave an entertainment
Thursday night at Caldwell, and were billed
to appear NJ Wellington the next evening.
The condition o: Miss Sylvester was such
that the date was cancelled by telegraph.
This must have given rise 10 the supposi;ion
and rumor that the ladies condition was very
critical, and some soon" person sent the
telegram 70 this paper. Better be slow and
sure than swift and unreliable
The Benson brothers are on hand this
year al the old corner Of Douglass avenue
and Emporis avenue with the best lot Of
homegrown nursery fruit trees ever offered
to this public. The stock Is exceedingly
thrifty, and in the finest possible condition.
Their line Of Ornamental trees this spring Is
very superior. /; will be remembered that
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