Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-25

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VIM Plummer to n. \. Luttrel, lot
F. Plummers addition..--... 14O
VIM GrifInstein to Carl Lactraf, lots
10l4-l0l6, jackson ave-.......-....-. go
G, z. Loree TO w. +. McIntrye, lot 6
block College Hill....-.......... GOO
Samuel Bolts to Samuel Walters,
lots $3.50 Sherman ave. ...........-.. 500
Alden Speare TO James w. jarrett,
lot IL, block IL Goddard ........-.- 30
Frederick Smith to Matte }. Diel,
lots -, block ]. Richland adj 1925
Alder Speare to James w Jarrett,
lot IL, block IL, Goddard -.-.-.--..-- 40
John Fisher, sheriff, 10 Kansas Ma
tional Bank, lots 91-99 and l-3-5
Filth ave-.--....-...---.-.-.....-..-
Daniel Couch TO Julia Cashard, ne
1928, lot T. -.-....-.-..---....-.--.- oOOV
Charley Caldwell and wife are visiting at
Eugene, Iowa.
J. NJ Dooley leaves this morning for In
dianapols, Indiana, for a brief business Wis
il.
Charley Kenyon is about to put in stock
of dry goods in his new store house in the
Fifth ward.
The attention of our readers is called TO
the big advertisement of lines & Ross in
this mornings EAGLE.
Mr.. Wesley Smith has joy at his resi-
dence. The cause of the trouble is a bran
new boy baby. Congratulations.
Mr.. n. F. Niederlander arrived home last |
night from Chicago, but We can't tell
whether he brought any railroad along or
not.
Myers, a prominent horse dealer from
Texas, No. brought in twenty head of Mis- |
souri, horses, which he has at the Dunbar |
stables.
Wilbur Sites has returned from the West. |
He says it requires ten days by the watch
to get to the desk of the u. S. land Office at
Garden City.
Mrs. Fahrenburg will leave the city for
San Francisco, next Wednesday, October
18th. Her daughter will remain in town
until November.
j. S. Harding cut himself severely on the
knee with hatchet one day this week. He
is now doing well and on fair way to re-
coyery, at the Ladies Home.
Yesterday was remarkably lively day in
the city, and made up for the dizziness OF the
previous day. There was continual rush
on the business streets all day.
Eugene +. Ware, of Fort Scott, one of
the handsomest, as well as one of the BRAIN
lest Inen in Kansas, was in the city yester-
day and called on the EAGLE.
The shelving is being put into the new
Dorsey building, corner Main and First
streets, and Mr. James Stafford will move
his stock Of groceries into it next week.
Jim Moore and Al Piatt had foot race
in the Fifth ward yesterday, resulting in a
victory for the former. Now Jim is anxious
to tackle Prof. Willie on that five mile race,
or to the Colorado line
Mr.. f. NJ. Eckard, who travels with
"Cohn's Girl and other choice lines of
cigars, returned yesterday from four
weeks successful business trip through the
western counties.
ID. T. Dunbar returned from Sumner
county yesterday, and reports that the d.,
NJ X A. road is a, a temporary block on ac-
count of hands waiting in camp for their
pay, and the righ;-of-way consideration not
Immediately forthcoming.
Every dsy is busy one st Niederlander's.
His force is so well organized that every de-
partment moves with the regularity of clock
work. II requires years of constant effort to
establish a business of such magnitude, but
when the right methods are employed It
comes 10 stay.
Miss Madge a. Mccullough, of Belaire,
O.. a sister of DIR. Mccullough, arrived in the
city day or two ago, to remain lew
months visiting her brother. Miss McCul-
Tough is not altogether a stranger in the city,
having visited here before, and made many
friends. who will be pleased to meet her
again.
Mr.. John Fisher must think that the sher-
IFS business is going to be immense the
next term, judging from the number of
deputies he is engaging. Would Mr. Fish
er like the names of two or three of them
by way of keeping the list fresh in his men,
orys They are no; old soldiers, nor sons
of old soldiers.
kimmerle * Adams are now turning out
some beautiful work in their tine. Mr.. Ad-
ans said to an EAGLE representative yester-
day that the fact that they get almost no or
ders for slabs or cheap work now, is evidence
that the people sill around in this country
are getting rich. These gentlemen are buy
ing the best of all grades of marble, and
employ none but first class mechanics.
The rains the beginning of last week did
much for the wheat crop, bui tie fine show
ers of last night will do great deal more
The wheat crop had been greatly in need of
rain, and these showers will add thousands
of dollars TO the wealth of this county. The
late wheat sown during the dry spell had
not come over ground at all, and that sown
early was suffering greatly, therefore these
rains are a Godsend TO our farmers.
An old German woman came rushing up
Douglas avenue, yesterday afternoon, hunt
ing for policeman to 80 and arrest her
husband. She was greatly excited until she
found Night Waterman Bangor, who
hunted up Officer Brazier for her, but
as her place was down near the river, in the
neutral strip, the officer said he couldn't
act She said her man had leit her and
wanted to take everything away from her
self and her children, sewing machine and
ALL 1t is not known how she got on after
wards.
Mrs. Murdoch received letter from the
Colonel, dated al Chicago, in which he said
everything is going well and he is enjoying
his vacation. He says Chicago is q bigger
town than Wichita, But it, too. was small
once. Them Chicago fellows must be using
the editor OF the EAGLE mighty nice. when
he admits that any place is ahead of Wich-
that thay