Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-18

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Onev o Brown t. Bertram Arnot, lot
l5 Main s Wichita. 1901
f 4 Hsrtwell to 7 : Taft. lois ITO Is
inclusive. block { PcrTy's addition
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Henry Bu-enbsrk to Augusta Biisen-
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Louise VI Richardson 20 l. VI Rich
arils9n, loi- 1854 and 1926 Wichita
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Adeine L HowiaHd To ; Z Dickerson
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Shanuck, Of Of Or Of 2l-25-2
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Mr. Fred Israel has returned from Harper
county.
Councilman P. Y. Hesly left the city las'
evening on business at Topeka.
J.cob G7abaeld. E.q, large wholesale
clOtaier Of Cincinnati, is in The city.
The Douglas Avenue hotel has been re
papered and rccarrcted throughout.
Judge :. r. Blackburne and wife Of An
thony, we're stopping at the fremont yes
terday.
b. II. Downing Is building nice two
story house for }. 5. Muzzy on East Central
avenue.
II you miss Six Peas in a Pod at tie opera
house tonight, goa viii be sorry when It is
too hate.
Xes.rs. c. B. Hudson and J. W Sloan, OF
Kinsman, were registered At the Occidental
yesterday.
Mr. c. F. Miller, civil engineer FOR the
Santa lie road. was in the city yesterday at
the Occidental.
Ex-Alderman Zimmerly purposes to start
for New Orleans neat Monday TO see the
great Worlds exposition.
Nj J. y. Dooley, is having fine two
story residence built On the corner Of South
Main and English streets.
Three gentlemen from Morning Sun,
Iowa, were at the fremont yesterday. They
vii. look for farms hereebouts
Some milling whoa: brought 81 cents in
the city yesterday. Sach wheat would read
lily grade No. = ia Kansas City.
Hon. j. W Ady, one Of the brigh. legsl
lights of the state was in the city yesterday
and registered at the Occidental.
Mr.. Z. L. kracaw, young man lately
from Ohio, has entered the employ Of L.
rael Brothers, in their grocery department.
Mr. y. Mccormick has taken Il land claim
in Harper county. He was in town to-day,
but will move his family TO his claim soen.
Err Appleby has his shop and machinery
on South Main street, for lathe and scroll
work in fine order. He has been running
about a week.
Fritz, John, Amelia and Frances Arm
bold;, just from Wcstphalia, Germany, ar
rived in the city day or two ago, and left
to seek homes at Medicine Lodge.
Agent Jones says the Fort Scott rails vii!
be laid to the Anthony depot by May lst.
There viii be quite a rcck-cut between the
present terminus o. the track md the depot.
and this j. the principal cause Of the delay
in the work.
The grocery store Of Mccoy 4 coda, near
the Union depot in the north part Of the
city was burglariously entered night before
last and some articles Of no great value were
taken away. The burglars Effected an en-
trance BY back window.
The farmers are so busy turning and pull
veiizing the globe jGst now that compare
lively few come 20 town. Their alb
senoe makes our streets less crowded, vet the
visiting element from the dull region else
where keeps the sidewalks jamned as usual.
\ family arrived in this city from Pueblo,
Col, yesterday. They repor; the Argcn-
tiferous state and its towns as dull beyond
measure Evidently this section of Uncle
Sans domain Is just now in about MS thrifty
/, condition as any of i, if not more so.
Jerome Tnrlcy, prominent and wealthy
farmer and stocAman, six miles southwest OF
tN".is - sAtAs- ~ AA'-f-hA = Ah'-rAtAA
residence. Mr.. Ab. Cartwright, another
prominent farmer eight miles southwest of
the city, is already putting up = iue resi-
dcnce.
Mr.. ". E. Hatchison received by mail q
package of evergreen blackberry roots yes
terday from friend IN Alloy, Oregon.
They were in a moist though somewhat
soured condition upon arrival, and NJ. II.
fears that the life germ is dead though he
planted them and hopes - domcstica;o the
fruit here.
The Jolly Pa,hdniers are ! dro,i set--a
queer crowd. "SiN Peas ia a Poi'i Is wha.
they wish dish ont to the ore-crowied audi
ence at the opera house tonight, and they
expect to have few peas left The lUdi-
crous and the ridiculous just strive with
each other which shall most excel in this
comedy. and both de ii. The Reutfrow
troupe are very amusing.
We overheard = young prospector quos-
tioning the ACCESSIBILITY Of paving 500 per
front foot for 81 vacant 10: on West Douglas
avenue last evening. Yes, that Is wha: was
said few years ago when it was thought
high al $40. as a bys;auder remarked, but,
young man, ii Is sian lower thsn IN any sim
liar location in cities far below Wichita's
future prospects; ana sage men predict
double in ten months.
Just why some man who has the cspiisl
or some man possessing the technical
knowledge does not al once start a first class
sesp factory in this city. is. beyond our pen
altogether. We have the refuse grease and
nearly every other raw material. And,
while !; may be said, with q rlsk Of SANDER,
that many Of our population are not al
together Cody they are, Scocrdlng to the
old a lage, next 10 IT, for we use tons Of soap
in this elssnly burg Of ours