Wichita daily eagle., 1886-07-24

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c. Mosbacher the jeweier, brings out
daisy sign today.
Mrs j. H. Sucker of indianapolis, is Wis
ing friends in the city.
Mrs Wahl's funeral viii take place from
the Catholic church at 9 O'Clock this morning
George Zinns case has not come up yet, but
as he remains in jail that don't matter much
Paul Jones, the East Douglas avenue drug
gist, is having a severe attack OF malaria'
fever
Wonderiy & Cook have their new stock of
hardware opened out at No. 512 East Doug
las avenue.
The county attorney has determined to
make the drug stores walk the chalk mark
pretty straight
George c. jenkins and John Hazen, of
Washington c. H.. Ohio, are in the city look
ing around with view of locating.
Another large building boom has broke out
on the east side OF town. There are about Il
dozen new houses in course Of erection at
present
A party consisting OF several couple held a
picnic about four miles south of town yester-
day The rain in that connection was hardly
welcome visitor.
Mr.. T. J. Wallace, of BattlecTeek, Michi-
gan, stofped in the city yesterday Ell route
to Kingman county, where he is going 10 at
tend to some business matters.
The rain yesterday seems to have given
the farmers courage as manyof them were
seen last evening returning home from the
city with moving machine as prisoner.
Messrs. W. H. Bush and c. P1l1it, of Mount
Sterling Kentucky, arrived in the city on
western prospecting tour. They viii remain
here some days and then start for the west.
j. f. Bruntoii, living three miles south OF
this city, lost fine horse few days ago
which he turned into the pasture at night
perfectly well but found him dead in the
morning.
The Grand Army excursion to California
and the fishing excursion to Minnesota are
the events that now attract ihe major share
of attention Lots of our people will take in
both excursions
A Kansas City prize tea store firm has
leased Billy Polk's new building on west
Douglas avenue and have contracted Tor
electric lights and furnishings. They VIII he
ready for business next week.
Ouartealy meeting at Empoiia Avenue
NJ f.. church tomorrow. Rev. j. ID. Botkln
L. E., will preach Sunday at 1890 a. m., al
ter which he will administer the sacrament of
the Lords supper All are invited
There were evidence of q revival of the
real estate boom after the rain yesterday,
and some of orr agents who thought to take
advantage of the hull for a months recreation
began to fear they might be compelled to
tackle the animal again.
The people about VALLEY Center and that
section OF the county are kicking high be
cause the bridge across the mill race is not
put in order They are compelled to go
around about three miles to get to the city, |
and of course they don't like that.
There are many tramps and strong young |
men around begging and saying they have
been out of work No one who has been able
and willing to work had any occasion to be
idle about here and now all the new railroads
are advertising for hands. Plenty of work
for the willing.
Hotchkiss & Wheeler, the real estate
agents. corner of Market street and Douglas |
avenue. have adorned their Office with mag
nificent show case filed with a large and rare |
collection of mineral specimens, chrystalS |
sea shells and stuffed birds and animals. 1t
is bv far the finest collection the writer has
seen IN the city and is worthy of inspection.
An old hotel man whc knows good hotel
when he sees it, after close examination OF
the plans OF Capt. Careys new hotel building, |
said tlat there is absolutely nothing omitted |
i,i the whole arrangement for making it In |
every respect first-claSs hotel building.
Elevators, tile floor electric bells and every
thiug necessary for a modern first-class house.
Mr.. Z c. Root told reporter yesterday
.1lat building would soon begin on the whole
sei, grocery store on South Market street.
Q gha stone tor the foundation is all on the
Ground and six stone cutters busy at
,r5.', tilc si.ls them. The brick has been con-
tace1 t0r at Carthage Missouri, and will
30l oeein To arrive. There is no doubt about
l.t- ot .lding OF the establishment.
,-oi ] r Bowler, proprietor of the Bowler
,te st aIaGshalltown. Ia. arrived in the
yesterday morning. He was attracted
a- city hT the many favorable reports
,,les here with view of examining the
5,e 3ar business in his line. He seems