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The Evening critic., 1885-04-17
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thoroughly taught. Tuition Year from dato
OF entrance, day or night, 500; three months,
day, S2O night, $1f; one month, day, 81,
night so. Rapid writing only II lessons s3,
call or send for circulars.
HENRY q. SPENCER, PRINCIPAL.
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lng School for young ladies'. Session $685.
opens september 80, 1885. Enrly application
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" EVENING BUSINESS COLLEGE,
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Thorough instruction IN Penmanship, Math-
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Students prepared for
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Terms reasonable.
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The Evening critic., 1885-04-17

To THE EDITOR OF THE CRITIC: You have
already made your new venture attractive
enough TO be called the "Magnet." Another
would be the 'Evening Echo" CIV W,M,
The Evening critic., 1885-04-17

Our mail comes loaded down with sug-
gestions as to the proposed change in the
name of THE CRITIC 1t will require time
to pay proper acknowledgment to such
multitude of enthusiastic correspondents.
We present below such of the letters re-
ceiyed as space can be found for this evon-
ing:
10 TIE EDITOR or THE CRITIC; l like the
present name better than any that have been
suggested but II you are determined on q
change, would suggest the more comprehen.
slve name Of "The News and Chtlc'-the news
Of the day and the critic OF men and measures.
81
The Evening critic., 1885-04-17

To THE EDITOR OF THE CRITIC: say the
"Apez," the highest, overtopping surprising
ell-of course, that the kind OF Il paper the
new one is TO be. "After Hours" wouldn't be
bad, though little on the sentimental.
BERT AINES.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-17

To TIE EDITOR OF THE critic: | see your
columns are still open for suggestions for
change Of name. think 1 VIII voice the sen.
tlment OF majority OF your old readers who
have watched the growth OF the CRITIC from
an SN1O theatre programme TO Its present
size, II suggest continuance OF It's present
name. IL has grown to be a familiar house
mold word In Washington, and one Of Its fixed
Institutions. And what Is more needed at the
Nations Capital than fearless "Crltic, ready
TO praise whatever Is laudable and condemn
the wrong, by whomsOever perpetrated, but
truthful and temperate at all times. / am not
competing for the promised reward, only
pleading for familiar landmark.
ntp T. tUru
The Evening critic., 1885-04-17

ToTHE EDITOR or THE CRITIC: / would sug.
gest either OF these names as O title for your
paper "rhe Third Estate" or "The Daily
Fact" don't believe any other paper is so
named. ID,
The Evening critic., 1885-04-17

To TIE EDITOR or THE CRITIC: With tho rs-
vival OF the old regime, 1t might be well u
namo your paper "paul Pry," In honor of
Anne Royals paper published In this city
nearly nifty years ago; but as this name would
be rather suggestive, how should you like
"Eyening Messengorg" M.E.K
The Evening critic., 1885-04-17

ToTHE EDITOR or THE CRITIC; l would sug,
most interesting and Independent OF all the
heavenly bodies. Therefore the appropriate.
ness OF the name 10 what your paper ouGh. 10
be. MRS. f. 4 BAEBOUH,
The Evening critic., 1885-04-17

To THE EDITOR or THE CRITIC Allow me
10 recommend "The Evening Mail" for
name. While not novel, IT 10 concise, sug-
gestlye, melodlous ana expressive, and the
nowsboys would catch on at once.
JACQUES BONHONnIE.
The Evening critic., 1885-04-17

To rHE EDITOR or TIE CRITIC: Call 1t "rhe
Evening Record" That is euphOnious,
graphic, Will look well and call well.
q Il
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21
SAD NEWS.

i telegram va, received al the Wichita
National bank Yesterday noon conveying
the sad Intelligent. that Mr. Thomas lloyd.
who was one Of tie old settlers Of thi.
county. was found dead in hi, bed at an
hotel in Centr.,lia, III.
Mr. Lloyd, as was ANNOUNCED by the
EAGLE a; the time, started east about t. &c
weeks ago in company with his wife arc two
dau ,hters. Mr.. /. AID the girls visited in
Illinois and Mr.. L, went on TO New Orleans.
He was returning to take his family to
Washington to be present at the inaugcra-
! ton Of Cleveland, and lad reached Cen
tralia; the telegram tells ali The rest that !,
known here. No particulars are given. His
son, who lives at Garden Plain was notified
by wire and left last night for Illinois. Mr.
l.. was one Of the solid men of this county
and lis sudden death viii be regretted by
many
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21
ANOTHER VETERAN GONE.


Tie remains of Firnan Price were buried
yesterday afternoon with military honor.
and salute by the &. y. K. Mr. Price
who kept market on the Avenue, was up
on the street last Saturday; though no; in
good health. The symptoms of his illness
rapidly developed into type Of rnalarial
fever which terminated hi life very sudden
ly on Wednesday last. The deceased leaves
Il wife and family. lie was born in New
Jersey forty-fve years ago: enlisted ON Au-
gust 18th, 81, in the Third Illinois cavalry
ana served with honor throughout the civ.l
war, Thus the old sythe-boarer, time, ruth
iessly cuts down the pride OF the republic
and the ranks of the boys in blue ARE being
thinned with greater havoc a> the year, roll
bye. than when thew faced the enemy aYon
the fields Of battle
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

j. Il. Mead Is spendinga week at home
something unusual for HIM on account Of
the old settlers party.
Ben L. Bear was in from Clearwater
yesterday aud was heartily welcomed By
hi, many friends in the city.
Bunny Mead was compelled To leave hi:
duties yesterday on account Of feeling quite
i'll. Hope that nothing serious may result
II. H. Moies, travelling passenger agent
Of the Kansas CITY, Fort Scott and Gulf and
tie Kansas City, Springfield and Menphi,
railroads. is IN the city or one of his period.
cai business tours.
Mrs. J. ID. KohT has been confined Il
her room for several days on account Of
severe cold and rheumatism. Her MANY
friends hope 10 soon see her out again ant
quite recovered.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

The ball or dance Of kick up your heels,
Or whatever it might be called, was simply
indescribablo. Everybody and his wife were
there and those who have 10 wives nor hus-
bands and never viii have any, were there,
too, all in one jamboree. 1t was simply an
immense saa q humanity embracing all
classes. and those that belonged TO 10 class
at al.; all bohbing up and down and kicking
mp their heels. There were probably hun
bred sets on the floor at one time. aud, oh,
such s.ts-the toilets, well we should To-
marx. There were full dress sgit and one
tenth dress suits aud empress trains and Lo
trains and all trains including freight trains,
al turned loose and enjoying themselves to
tie f..l eNtcat 81 tho law, and
away cu tie of side Of the
fence. Talk about YOUR fantastic toe.
Il a.s heel and Toe and % Is
you please AMI jump the broonSiich. There
were round danre-. square dances and TRAN
g,.IaT dances. Scotch reels, Irish jig. French
/ four and ArnansaW brcak-downs. 1t would
take ?, i..al with a head ike an old fashioned
churr, with eyes tia; could pierce through
an iron clad ;.ad brain that could pulver-
| ize "a cauuon l,.l 20 see through it and de-
scribe 1t ali: suffice It therefore to say that it
banaI description aud at the same time j,
w..- a.. most Joyous thgong We ever beheld,
" midnight ,i, ;iairs were sci and the
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21
PERSONAL.

--------
oecidentai-E- fattlson' II DORADO; >. /.
Hayden, Fort scott railroad; d. w Bailey
Kansas City; Percy NOISE d. Louis; has'
buiord and iaoy' Doug'as' l. herman 81
Loni': = r. spears; r. b. smith, hansas
CITY; D. H. Douglass Longs'on' d. H. oos'
iopeAa; a. j. oounne, Lyons; l. H. MI
Ter hihsiiai.; d. D. Messy, Saratoga; D. l.
DE 'arIla'f' Lamar Mo; W. r. oche'l' OF
oco"; H. - HANS - LOUIS D. u
IeppAfd' lineage; W. INVERSION We"
orh' w. +. hieAe'soh' KANSAS 'Ns'
u. 9'eeie' VI . eilus' H. IL hoies' Kansas
.ny' nlii beatty d. Joe; L. IL Any hins
man; L. boyah' " iineid; "eo- H. Scott
puou4ue' iowa. II. u. "H'ia'hs' D.
hose, orr oco"- 1. W. LehhicN' quincy
III; D. hur'zoorh' = r. BOWIE u. LOUIS
Den hour'h, hiIof'; ,Ieo. + Door, oar'hasse'
H. T. man, L. VI. hehoefSoh' eiiiiis'oh'
ife'iioh'.--A. IL o'ail'' ohie''so; T. "
Hc''"1ie' i@ai'7ihs H. Il ~ oieisn' o"'-
cage; l. y. h"'l, haiis-7 NY; .. l. Least
T LOUIS D. l.. wright ~ LOUIS; 81 H.
en'"ortii' W. - iii'icA7on' = l. NAN
ao'ph ato Geo Iriee' Z or SCOT fAliroad'
H. : I regard Florence; a. = y down.
l-s'''e.l"ortD' W. MORSE Nl"ik'oh, NO
ol'''i -''ii''' i''' '7e'''' l. IL IiS"''
q sfa1F ~.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

For press e town Taope-ty ard fz-ms.
address Holmes & Flvn, dl87-IE
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

by wm Ross, Of ,learWa,er
\ refugee from kausa, hence.
Cried. oh conductor. tarrv.
viii thee :u.iy rcCompcuce
NJ on Thy train 10 carry.
( "Nbo be ye who hail a car
Tins b,owy. dusty weather.
y settler from The Minuesc5h.
Ny wi.e and me together:
. Rad fa.. behind your train we've .un
/ lIa.t iaiic. az farther.
( And ityog fail t. take u ou
H. 3s-, ,,,lI surely smother
( We SOLD our last and only hos:
! Ne il: our clam and ou>spl %.
. III tell yog what, the matter. Boz.
/ Ne'ra nigh onto bciu' busted.
III stop the train. Sc climb aboard,
+ And by the hand I'll shake YOU;
. l. is nos Tor YOUR plltrs hoard.
But out oi love I'll take YOU.
Tho wind came howliu- from ;hs south.
Tie engine >nortiuE. rryGaC.
To dg-. Il came and iiiie3 their mouths.
When ihsy attempted speaking
Then Cr,d ;hi, refugee aloud.
"Iha lsnd may ~ L. France :,
III never i've ~ 81 cloud
OF aust. IN 'Drouthy Kansas.
Tie train sped fast along the trsch.
Past cities. towns and stations:
lie thanked The Lord bed ,aoa b. back
Amongst hi> Ni'e's relations.
Twas years ago since jhi- took plAce-
pGr bins and cribs were empty.
Rfr. k-r,S-i.. foremost D.. th,. race
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21
CALL ON HATFIELD

Look ont for the grand clearance -hie Of beots
and sioe- st The Red Front, commencing RICH,
| after the holidays nj Aliens.
CALL ON HATFIELD
For nice residence lots ON easy terms near
business, II; oi.cs opposite P''@tofice. di7s,u
$4,000 teoan on mortgage for one and
Two wears By Kansas Loan u Investment
! Co., Wichita National Bank building
$1,000 to loan on mortgage tor one and
two YEAR,. by Kansas Loan n Investment
! Co. Wichita National Bank building. dist
$4,000 to loan on mortgage for one and
! two wears. by Kansas loan * Investment
I c., Wichita National Bank building.
-. Telephone your order, to Freeman 4
! IlibIrger back or livery. .0-u
If YOU would Ike pure. ,,nadal;erated
sweet cider. 90 10 the wholesale produce
store, sold in Qusntitics e. suit the SiIstomer.
/ 10 Market street. dl69-tf
SOME MONEY AND TAPER
Fer lot, in Hs,ae;i'- Addition. we'll and con-
seui,utly heated Il
W. pgf the Hiuc Ribooa on our 81 - rassn.
dress hoe IN sll sIyie- lti- the chsape,t shoe
Tho -isre. Look ~ them in our wtutgw.
they are iAr-sin \ ALLsy s-i7s
HATFiELDs ADDITION
Nearest u bushes. oeCter of city Fri.--
and .s-y ;erfa- -
John Sho;t ha, Jus; receiveda choice 90; 81
eating apples. In iact. he always keeps
them. dlSa-a
Mo-sy To Loan.
Al.o farms and city property far .al-.
House and two lot. 500. Vacant lots 80
each By \. l.. Austin, Office corner Il law
renee and Douglas syenue. Wichits ksnsas.
dle7-tf
American Watches
From the lowest 70 the highes; grades a.
movements are sold q. one-hAf their real
value ~ Hecht's auction sale
An elegant assortment Of brsoeiets a.
Hecht's auction sale
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

An elegant assortment Of brsoeiets a,
Hecht'. auction sale
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

2 he v jchita stock iari company have regular
sal. hsy- ON saturday 81 each week. beginning
- o.; = o'clock p. Examine their stick
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

From the lowest 70 the highes. grades a
movements are sold a. one-hAf their real
value Il Hecht's auction sale
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

This WAS followed with a song. "Mary
run away with coon" by VIII Collins,
with banjo accompaniment by IL Clark
and iii Alden. which called for an encore,
when another humorous song, "Iiail .Ieru-
salem, HailT' was sung. Next came Il speech
by Prof. Arbuckle who acquitted himself
with grsa; credit. Next on the programme
was short speeches by old settlers; TO which
Mr.. J. p. Allen responded in a few witty
words, but at this juncture the audience
Thought il time TO % home and prepare for
the grand hall st night and the throns be-
gan fling out the doors all feeling in splen-
humor.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

II you intend purchasing ANYTHING II
Wa;cbs.. Diamonds % Jeve.C-, don't "a
to attend the auction S, HecA;'. ieEeiry
store. at
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21
HATFiELD's ADDITION
N-sre-, u bushes. ceGter of city Prise
IS sui .sss ;erfn-


Also farms and city property far .s.-
House and two iots, 500 Vacant iot- -
each By \. l.. Austin, offec corner Il Law
renee and Douglas svenue. Wichits ksr.as
dle7-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

n you want 70 tay cheap Tot, q thinner
~. adlitiou. r4ii on Pr. >cAz'seF. Al -
.is~L.. 60 fpa<f
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

Tho small cuts 81 Bands Ministries As they
appear ia tl.e Window. are The most artistic
and humorous Affairs q tie kind seen Cor "A
long time The maU'l. dre, suits and OK
pressi0us OF tae savej-aG d-eiple- of Ham
are enough ID nl8ar.. horse laugh.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

Look ont for the grand clearance sale Of boots
tni sioe- st The Red Front, commencing right
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21
His inmost thoughts have captured.

His infnost thoughts have captured
4 panorama far and wide,
He feels like one enraptured.
And careless of the smiling crowd.
Onto his feet his prances,
He waves his hat, and sings aloud:
{" On Kansas, Bonnie Kansas
Next came song by Miss Hattie oberist
and VIII Collins, with banjo acccmpani-
ment by Al Clark and Iii Alden. Next was
the Grafton Of tie day by g. VIC. Jones
which was ably delivered and ELECTED APP
plausc.
\ song The Regular Army or was next
given by Prof. Arbuckle in a comic style
which elected loud applause and called for
an en- core. He then recited poem "The
old flag at Frederick City, in humorous
German style, which was we'll received; it
didn't quite bring down the house, but it
knocked big chunks Of pla=tering off the
walls.
Next the following original poem was
read by Mr.. Patrick Mcdonald which was
loudly applauded;
Hail. SEDFNI'h COUNTY
IBy Patrick Mcdonald
/ Hail. Sedgwick county, love 10 raise
| Nv feeble voice to proclaim thy praise,
! Thy wales and uplands. scenes of true joys
Gave u a forcta-te Of paradise.
The savage Indians, bedaubed with paint,
| Our lovely valleys 10 longer faint,
| But in their place we have cultured nen,
Great chiefs whose weapons are the pres
and pen.
The Great hrkansas Is US the Nile.
| Whose turbid waters enrich our soil
By sub-irrigation, divineiy plan'd,
bringing peace and plenty to our favor''
land.
There's inspiration in thy b4lny breeze
As it kisses lovingly thy fruitful trees,
Whose lusciou, products the eye enchains
And makes al eden Of these sun-bisse
plains.
Here Coronado's go!d-,eel>ius bands
Encamped where Wichita embowere
stands,
Bat uh, they knew no; these prairies fine
Contained more wealth than Golconda'
mine.
Hail, lovely Wichita, Queen of the West,
In thy sons and station supremacy blesi,
Thou wilt be greater thro' succedins-yeais
And add new glory to thy pioneers.
Wheat in abundance each granny fill,
And cattle grazing on a thousand hills.
And homes resouHdiHc with rural nlirth
MAKE this the happiest, best land on earth.
Onr IONS and daughters may proudly ciaiI
4 share OF Nashingtor's deathless fame,
And the prince Of darkness they may defy
Whilst their proud boast i, We caano
lie.
This WAS followed with a song. MAR,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

We puf the Blur RIbhon on our 81 - mems
dress hoe IN all sIyle-. Il the chsapesi shoe
90 ;h- -iA-a- Look ~ them in our window.
they are q lAr-sin \ AiLsy s-Ifs
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

Done forge; ne h-y- al tle desirable
i-,-- a55- t-ru TIE HUI. stock
G.. q. MATTHEWS.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

F.r lots in Hstdeid'- "A iiiiou. we'll and ea
yeui.utly heated q
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-26
CLEARWATER.

CLEARWATER july -.
To the Editor of the EAGLE.
Never since the a-sa>s ma ion of
President Lincoln an he death nf
President Garfield has tie country
manifested >ncll real sorrow. roans.
cities, public building, and private
residences, from the Atlantic Ia the
Pacific aud from Maine 10 the. Gulf
are all showing their real f., ling of
sorrow and mourning for the death
of the great general and stateman.
Yes, Il nation mourus the loss IF its
greatest aud be-t man. The q. \ X.
hall was draped in mourning, also the
postoiiicc and places of business gen
orally. We feel glad that we live in a
land where true merit will be ac-
knowlcdged, if not while living, in
death all foibles are forgotten and the
real mau will shine As the star of the
first magnitude. So with Gen.
Grant, his name will live in the hearts
of grateful nation.
Our valley was blessed with splen-
did shower Saturday morning which
will help the corn very much.
Prof. Arbuckle gave one of his in
imitable concerts here on Tuesday
evening. 1t was well attended and he
covered himself all over with glory.
He is just immense Come again.
ALPHA
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-26
THE NEW CITY OF MINNESOTA.

NINNEsCAH, July "A, 1885.
To the Editor of the Eagle
a two foot rule and limitless sup
ply of cheek have converted many q
possible cornfield into booming city
ION paper the credulous public being
forgetful of the fact that while man
proposes the memorable railroad dis
poses of their fate. 1t is a disease
common to the west which will run
its course like all the ailments incident
to infancy. Here however We escape
all distracting doubts As Minnesota is
located upon the line of the Wichita
& Western railroad as proper dis
lance for a station and at the only
available point in the Vi
cinity, the grade being con-
sidered. The Ninnescsh Town
company has as its,president. l.. ID.
Jacobs, superintendent of the hospital
of the Santa re, and c. l.. Severy,
secretary and treasurer. To those
familiar with the personal of the Santa
Fe. the pointer is sufficient.
The first lots were sold less than one
month ago and already $4,000 worth
of lots have been disposed of.
New store buildings are about COM
pleted and viii be Immediately occu-
pied. A wise provision of the COM
pany compels the erection of business
buildings on the principal blocks re-
serving the profits on the rise
in lots 10 those who are interested in
the town. Under this arrangement
there are still very desirable lots or
sale at original prices. Quite num-
Der of dwellings are also being erected
and contracted for
The town site is an IDEAL one, slop-
ing gently north, aflording natural
drainage 10 the Minnesota river. hall
a mile away. st which point mill site
can be secured with fourteen feet fall.
The streets and alleys have been laid
out on a generous scale while two
pretty plats at the foot of business
streets are dedicated TO the public as
parks. At distance of twenty-one
| feet an abundant vein of water i.
found in stratum Of garvei, filtered
cool. sparkling and pure.
The surrounding country comprises
the best portion of kingman county
the fields of growing corn being re-
marked by travellers As the best they
have seen in Kansas.
u, Even wheat has proven success thi,
. season. the berries being well formed
. Land in the vicinity is still held q,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-26
GODDARD.

GODDARD, July 81, 1885.
To the Editor of the Eagle
Henry Van GiesOn, young man
living about miles west of Goddard,
got his hand caught in the cyclinder
teeth while ihreshing on VIM. Cole
mans place, fracturing the index fin
ger and decorating the flesh of his fin
ger and thumb considerably.
The Methodists hold quarterly meet
ing at Jamesburg, Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Youngs AMI Miss Dickinson, of
Michigan, have been visiting for sew
cral DAYS at S. G. Suellen's. Miss
Youngs is sister of Mrs. Suellen.
The officers of the newly organized
X. z. Lodge are E. J. Pyle, p. c.: j.
II. Roads, c. c., and c. B. Beeson, v.
T.
There will be social at &. p. Shat
er's next Wednesday evening under
the auspices ofthe Ladies' Aid Society.
JudgeJarrett started the firstboard-
ing house in the town,in small house
of one room down by the railroad,
| near Miltner's scales. His business
prospcred and he soon built addition.
TO his house till it grew TO respectable
dimensions. Still prosperous he has
now built hotel on Main stree'
which is quite an addition TO th'
street and to the city. Frazier hs;
jus, finished painting it and has done
a good Job. He useJ waterproof
naint. NEMEo.