Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-01

Two anti prohibs were out on the streets
Yesterday after a thirty days absence in
cold water cure establishment. 1t is cur
rently reported that they refused to take the
iron-clad oath of parole as prepared for
them by DR.. Baldetrson. in other words,
they questioned the authority of the county
attornev 20 administer such an oath.
Tie Famous Clothing company are
spreading their branches in Kansas. Mr.. s.
Golds,ein, the senior member of the firm
has just returned from Marian Center,
whore be leased large store room, which
will be stocked with a ful! line of clothing,
hats, caps and gents furnishing goods i'm
me iiatcly.
\ Katz, at the Philadelphia store, has
sitting on one IF Lis counters a very attrac-
tive thing in the way Of = living grass vase.
The vase after spriukliog grass all over 1t is
filed and kept filled with water, the grass
on the outside grows iuxpriauily and evenly.
H.. brought 90 100, but only has few left.
d.. c. c. Furley. president IF the o. \. &
w. railway company. returned from the
east li,,, night During his ,.bseace the doc
toryi-itel Chicago, New York, Baltimore
"a d other eastern cities and expressed him
self n highly ss.i-i Il with the results of the
visit.
Mrs. y. J. Cauaday. OF Spicelnnd, Ind,
and Mrs.. NJ. Z. Clark. Of Appleton City,
NJ, the oldest and youngest sisters of
Judge Walker. dropped in On the Judges
family quite unexpectedly last night and
will remain until after the lair.
Wornans Relief Corps No. 40 will hold
their frs; regular meeting of this quarter at
Odd Fellows hall on Friday, October Pad,
at D. m, at which time collection OF dues
and other important business will be before
the society. SARAH Z. MITCHELL,
Secretary.
Col. Smith, of Smith * Slower, left for
Kingmsn last night tn lay or his farm,
which is on tine line Of the D., NJ. Il a., into
corner lots. Col. Smith Is going to build a
new town out there.
Charley HUFF has moved ont o; the room
next TO Dill's drug store and now Mr.. Dill
will tear down the partition intervening and
will fit up both rooms in good shape and put
in complete stock Of drugs
\ special train on the Wichita and West
ern leaves here this morning and tomorrow
morning at o'clock for the kingrnan fair.
Returning will leave kingman at p. m. and
arrive here about ..
TAKE NOTICE.
shall assign the balance OF space in The
halls for class j, |. , and 8, on Saturday at
p. m, on the fair grounds. John W.
Bear, Superintendent.
Attention Is called to the special of DIR. o.
II. Ha.land, who gives hypolermic medi-
Gated baths, a; l3i North Market street,
where he i, fitted up in such manner rs to
give the most complete stti,faciion.
The vote in Wichita township on the
Omaha, Abilene Wichita proposition. was
unanimous in favor OF the bonds. Probs-
bly, the vote on such question is unprece-
dentel.
Two cases were fled yesterday in the dis
trio, clerks ofIice-Houssey & kronert vs..
Thomas Adams. suit in attachment; VIM.
\. Smith vs.. J NJ. Pegrsm, foreclosure Of
mortgsce.
Attention Is called the advertisements Of
Mrs. E Yredenburgh. tho accomplished
mill;uer Of tie Ncw York millinery store,
Main street, which appear in cur special
column hi, morning
The street car track is being hid along
Lauck'- rad to Carey psrk and siil soon
be in running order \ 10; Of ties ~ere dis
tributed there yesterday.
City Clerk Green reported receipts Of the
presen, month from p,diie--' permits and
dray licenses 70 be $50 -, which i con.id-
dered u very good showing.
The quotation party a. E-gles;7a's, last
night. was well attended aud big crop Of
the bes; quotations from popular author.
w.s the resal;. The party was quite inter
eslinc