Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-16


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l. NJ. CRAWFORD, Manager
MONDAY NOVEMBER 22d.
AS GORGEOUS AS TEE BRILLIANT NOOK DAY Sun.
Conquest 6 Pettit's sl5GO0O Melodrama in Four
Acts entitled,
BOUND TO SUCCEED.
Introducing the popular character comedian
MR. HARRY DOEL PARKER
Tie charming emotional actress,
MISS LOTTIE BLAIR,
And n srrerl, company Of 81 people. ton Of beauti
full scenery and mechanical effects Also The eel
ebrated Metropolitan Dragon Band and Or
chestra. led by the renowned solosi,
EDWARD S. DUFFY
The whole production on scale Of magniificent
g1anduer. Watch for grand street pafaGe on oate q
appearance.
r7y-Pri~es Of admission - aud - cents: 70 extra
charge for reserved SEATS sale at Union lick
ct Oiiice.
l. Il CRAWFORD, Manager.
One Week and SATURDAY aIatinee,
THIS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16.
The Peoples Favontes Everywhere.
% CIARK'S COMEDY COMPANY. o.
and the handsome and charming commedienne
ana Vocalist
FANNIE FRANCIS,
Ina carefully selected repertoire Of fvorite standard
plays, supported by an excellent On alatic
company.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL NIGHTLY.
BARLEY campbeH's Romantic ComedyDrama in
five acts,
THE GALLEY SLAVE.
% Peoples pular prices. Admission 10 20 and
:ceuts Posltive! no higher 10 tatia "A it et
Gay night. Doors open at as. overture al SD sharp
Secure seats in advance at Union Ticket Office,
Oliver is putting the finishing touches upon
his new block.
s. Goldstein is at Marion Center looking at
his branch store there.
The carpet firms of the city are complain
ing of big sales nowadays.
e. B. Schulz, young druggist of Norwich,
is in the city calling upon his friends,
F.P. Yenaiman, representing the cigar
house of d. S. Fri & Co, is in the city.
MIR. A. Benjamin, of the Alternative Furni
tuce Company of Kansas City, is in this
city
Mr.. J. Rudolph and family, CT Missouri
arrived Saturday and viii make THIS future
home
Hass Clark a prominent implement mer-
chant of TT. Scott, is in the city with view
to locating.
S. Hvman. of St Louis, is in the city
locking up location TO open millinery
establishment.
DR.. Mcbride will. through strong solicita-
ton of friends. conduct the services tonight
al the Christian church.
J.P. Horton, formerly of Wichita, now
a banker at Anthony, was calling upon his
friends in the city yesterday.
The police are still actively engaged in
selling tickets for their ball on the 23d.
There are prospects of a very large attend
ance.
Mr. A. II. Mckee, the real estate agent
who lives at the corner Of Third street-and
Waco avenue has been very sick for some
days.
Come out and hear Dr. Mcbride this even
inc at the Christian church lie is dong
grand work in our midst by his earnest and
forcib!e preaching.
The Southwestern teachers association
will meet in this city next week, beginning
the session on Thursday night and continu-
ing until Saturday.
J. NJ. Vawter will onduct series of re
vival services at the Christian church, cor
ner of Lincoln street and Lawrence avenue
every evening this week.
A number of the Baptist congregation are
mixing arrangements to attend the Baptist
state ministerial convention which viii be
held ut Newton beginning tomorrow and
lasting four days.
Il. c. Hilbert, of Mulvane, was in the city
yesterday. Clay says Mulvane is getting
along finely, but he has got the western
fever and thinks he VIII go west and grow
up with some Of the new counties of Kansas.
Henry Burlington, the genial representa-
tive of " X. Fairbanks & Co, st. Louis
and Chicago, one of the largest soap and
lard manufacturers in the world is in the city
with view of establishing branch house
in Wichita. and eventually a factory.
The attendance of scholars has so increased
at the Southwestern Business College as to
require the addition Of five new tables and
still the school is crowded aud Professor
Fritch says badly in need o. the room that
will be given 10y the addition building to the
Noble block.
Mr.. Gandolfo served up his mammoth
green turtle yesterday to his guests. The
editor of the EAGLE was given nice steak
for which he returns thanks. A Florida
coast turtle in Wichita certainly shows en-
terprise on the part Of the popular res;aur
ans man.
Col. Godfrey. of the Utah commission, ar
F. rived in our city las evening direct fror
Salt Lake. IL brief call last evening h,
said he had heard 50 much Of the wonder
ard phenomenal growth ri the coming me
tropolis of she new ives; that lie couldn't &,
back home until he had seen for himself
The Globe-Democrat says the following O
the author of Bound to succeed" Mr.
Henry Petit, the popular English play-writ
or played truant from school at the age o
IA to get an engagement on the stage # Sad
xu.u. Tboa.ar He ,nada his first mn