Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-17

| the Southern Kansas early last week and
tracklaying WAS resumed on the Sunfower
last Friday. Attica, Anthony, Kiowa and
| Medicine Lodge are on boom but they are
holding real estate SO high that spectators
say that they can do better in Wichita
The bottle act WAS successfully played on
scores Of people yesterday. A bottle con-
| tanning little water in tho bottom is hand
ed the unsuspecting victim and he is instruc-
| ted to hold the bottom towards the sun and
look into the open end, BY which means he
is assured he will obtain splendid view of
| the eclipse When he puts his eye to the
little end and HOSTS the big end the water
runs out and down his bosom. 1t was fun
to zee some fire the bottle as far as they
could.
The application and statement record com
bined in one book as published by the
EAGLE Office, embraces what all other pub
| fishing houses have Put, some in two and
some in three volumes, and it fully meets
the requirements of the law. The druggists
Of Wichits are using this combined record
book and pronounce convenient and full.
At cost Of 50 cents book of one hundred
page forms each. The pages are handsome
| " tinted and the form neat and compact.
The Louise Sylvester company presented
the "Mountain Pink" at the opera house
last evening to a fairly good house. Miss
| sylvester showed symptoms of her recent
severe Illness and WIS hardly herself, though
she made strong effort toward conscien-
tious acting. The audience appeared TO be
| divided as 10 the merit Of the piece. a part
giving evidence of great satisfaction, while
n rather lukewarm air pervaded the balance
of the house.
Yesterday WAS Neck Iirrig's Goth birth
day. and he frisked about like June lamb.
He said if the iron-clad racket haden't struck
the town he would set up the fluid. There
IS a report out that Nick is going to commit
the matrimonial act before long, but he don't
look desperate enough yet for such caper
| The angry northern ground hog blowed
his congealing bugle down upon us yester-
day and last night the entire ground hog
fore. of Minnesota turned loose upon US.
The dudes who pawned their overcoats last
| week will have 10 STAY in doors
| About a month ago a hundred idle men
could be picked up in the city anytime;
now there are none. The foreman of the
construction train OF the Suntlower road
was in town Sunday aud could fl nd no man.
| Mr.. John Malone Of Kansas CITY, is here
| looking for a location to build boilor works.
| We are informed that Mr.. Malone is a
thorough mechanic in his line and he ough;
to be encouraged.
Don't You fail TO bear in mind that to-
night the regular meeting of the Garfield
Post will be held The new supply of arms
| ordered have arrived and will be in use.
One of the home guards, who is n high
private though would-be sergeant, had the
stripes taken from his sleeves By some of
his mischevious comrades.
| A man was arrested yesterday on COM
plant Of his wife charging him with having
stolen some of her property. The matter
wss fixed up.
The First Ward Republican club meets
on tomorrow "wednesday evening at Crow
X BomwmAn's office over Israel Bros. cloth
ing store.
| Sunday was good one for the liverymen.
though not equal to The Sabbath a week be-
fore, which Was u bonanza.
The latest thing in small window signs Is
wall paper in varieSated colors fashioned
into letters and words.
Mr.. a. :. Lindsay. postmaster of An
thony and editor OF the An;hony Republ.-
can is in the city,
Thi. is the day the marshal will 20 around
to see that everybody has cleaned up their
alleys and yards
Munson's displayed a large 10; Of beauii-
ful dress suits snd embroidered trimmings
yesterday.
Arch Allen Yesterday closed out the last
Of his stock Of mules and returned home to
Indiana
The door frames we're bois;ed in the new
addition in the rear Of the Black block yes
terdsy.
Tonight the business mems bail will
come OF and don. you fail TO bea, It in
mind.
The programmes 70. the Mountain Pink"
were nicely perfumed BY Fuller * Var
/ den.
Brsoe up to your hes; girl and take he, 70
the business mems bail tonight.
Mrs. Lease will lecture in Winfield to-
night, 50 We are informed.
Ssversl boomer, went north on The train
Yesterday evening.
Frank A. Cooper has received very fac
soda fountain.
The police eour, vas IS dry ss fhe sa,ooas
yesterday
Business men'. ball tonight q, The opera
house.
The hog narks; was rather lively yester-
day.