Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-12

!, September ", 1886.
BLACK EYES.
Last night about IL O'Clock, some men en-
gagged in an interesting fight on the corner of
Main and First. Black eyes were distributed
around promiscuously, but before much IN
iurv was done the half drunken combatants
were separated.
Mr.. G. E. Appleby invited the boys to
smoke with him 1t is girl.
Mr. and Mrs G. E. Campbell returned
from Adelphia, Ohio, yesterday.
Hon. j. w. Hamilton, of Wellington. the
next state treasurer, is in the city.
Mr.. G. W. Adams returned yesterday
from a short business trip to Iowa.
Miss Edith Wyneth left yesterday for
Maize, where she will teach school.
The desks and furniture are being put into
the Office of the Rock Island Lumber Co
Mr.. A. A. Hyde returned yesterday from
Butler county much improved in health
Mr.. and Mrs. Pittinger, Mrs. Hobbs and
son James, will leave Monday for visit to
Eureka Springs.
Mrs. P D. Richards, n. D., of New Phila-
delphia, Ohio, is in the city visiting friends,
with view to locating.
j. NJ Dale, a jeweler. and Ed Gillespie, a
banker of Edwardsville, arrived in the city
yesterday on a prospecting tour.
Mr.. Alfred Burri, of New Philadelphia,
Ohio, very fine sign and fancy painter, is
in the city with view to locating.
Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ. Russell and daughter,
of Urbana, Ohio, are visiting at Mrs. Geo.
w. Darling's. 334 South Lawrence.
Hon Rodolph Hatfieldhas accepted an in
vitation to open the congressional campaign
by making speech at Great Bend, Oct. -.
The elegant residence of Mr.. Robert
Black at the corner of Hydraulic and Doug
las avenues, is receiving its finishing touches.
F. W. Swab, the tailor, has decided to
build a nice residence on South Water street.
1t will be a two story frame and viii cost
nearly $1,000.
After George Harris makes home run, he
will be placed on shutter and carried to the
river, where his feet will be placed to soak
until the next inning.
SHINES & George have formed a partner
ship with J. F. Farnum and the business will
Eereaftes be transacted under the firm name
of Farnum SHINES & George.
lLr. FL C. Hadey is commission and gen
eral claim agent, and also assistant secretary
of the Wichita and Colorado and the st.
Louis and Fl. Scott railroads.
An effort is being made to secure the re-
lease OF A. D. Stryker. Some think the
movement means business in certain direc-
ton He will be given trial next month.
Our readers will for this once please excuse
so much base ball talk in our Sunday morn
ing's issue, for the umpire is a preacher and
captain of the leans a sunday school superin-
tendent
John Grazier, the proprietor of the large
store at Belmont, Kingman county, has re-
Gently purchased the Kansas Tea House on
East Douglas and opened q first class gro
Gerry store
Today a meeting of young men viii be
:, 20 In,
advisability of starting gymnasium in the
city. The movement has been inaugurated
| by Leo Walker.
| Samuel j. Cline and W. P. Krom, of
Springfield, Indiana, arrived in the city over
the Santa Fe They expect to make. some
investments in Wichita's valuable dirt be
fore they return home.
That Industrious cornet tooter in the vi
cinity of Lutrell Bros. establishment still
continues to make the neigborhood tired 1t
is hoped that species of lung treatment will
cease before Christmas.
E. H. DeVore is repairing the building
next to his real estate office and it will, when
completed, have two large and very fine
rooms. One will be used as a feed store and
the other as restaurant.
Z. A. Smith, the accommodating and gen
tlemanly commercial agent of the Fort Scott
railroad, left last evening for Kansas City.
He will return with his family, and make bis
home permanently in this city.
4 warrant was issued yesterday for the ar
rest of Mrs Kate Carroll, who lives in the
southeast part of town She is charged with
disturbing the peace and quiet Oh her neigh
borhood. A trial will be given tomorrow.
Base bah club, fat Us. Lean, at fair ground:
on Monday afternoon. Tickets for sale al
union ticket Office, L. Winch, at postofilce
j. p. Allen, Cllas Lawrence, Aldrich {.
Brown, Hyde s. Humble, Miss Agnes Som
mers. Tickets, p cents.
John Broa ihead. OF Marshaltown, Iowa
arrived in the city few days ago, and after
looking the situation ever came to the opin-
ion that Wichita wanted another jeEveler.
so he has opened store at number 6l2 Main
street. in Her1nan's drug store.
Attorney Geo. o. 81. Buckner returned
Yesterday from a visit of some weeks east
He visited Richmond, Virginia, New York
Boston. Buffalo and Cincinnati He reports
business in some sections OF the east good
but in no place was trade a. brisk as IL
Wichita.