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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09

aroma OF joint clingiag 20 bis breath.
declaring that all the ladies ia the city.
including bis wife. were indignant and
angry with the editor % the EAGLA for all
he bad said about Annie JsuHess Miller.
the hustle. etc. That may all he. bat We
would rather hear IL from i.s ladies
themselves than from sorue pyos hen
picked soul who wouldn't know bic own
wife should she dress Ike other women.
We wont rIIn-that IL. from hustle but.
are ready 70 compounds 70 the extent that
We will agree that all the women svno
pant Tor the ballot. and all Oh maids
who have given up trying. shali stop pad
ding and discard the corset aud hustle
We wo5iid all then know who's who aud
avoid disagrceable mistakes
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09
service Sunday school at II Is, Mr.. l. =.
Campbell superintendent.

service. Sunday school at II. Is, Mr.. l. =.
Campbell superintendent.
Oak street Presbyterian church-Preach-
ing at 30 p. m, 10y Rev. ;. l.. Hamilton.
of Lincoln street church: Sabbath school
at 30 p m, Young peoples meeting st 4
O'Clock
Plymouth Congregational church-cor-
neF Lawrence avenue and second street.
preaching at 1899 4 IL, and 30 p. m. by
Prof Atwater, of the Garfield University,
Sunday school at II IN Y. p. : g. +. at
ESQ.
EmpOTia avenue Baptist church-corner
Emporia avenue and Tenth street preach
Ing services by the pastor At II Il. m. and
80 D. m. music by the orchestra. Sunday
school at $50 a. m, {. 4 Wright, Supt .
young peoples meeting at 3 p. nj, Grant
Wight leader
Oak street Methodist church-Rev. J.
Luse, president of the Kansas conference
and former pastor Of the Wichita charge,
viii preach III the Csstator nall on Oak
street al / a. m and 30 r. IN. \ cordial
invitation is extended 10 all.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09
TONY BRUINS NEW BUILDING

Tony Bruhn has moved his house that
stood on Water street, just north of the
Wholesale Grocery company. to Wichita,
where he expects to make his future acme.
Upon the grounds thus vacated he will
soon commence the erection of a fine
wholesale business building: 1t will be
three stories in height, with a front of
thirty feet and depth of one hundred and
thirty feet. The structure Will be of brick,
solid and substantially built and with all
the modern improvements.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09
TO BE MARRIED TODAY.

T. b Closer. Of the well known firm of
Swab & Closer, merchant tailors, and
Miss Jennie Jackson, one of the beautiful
Young ladies of Wichita. will be united in
marriage this morning ut $50 at the resi-
dence Of the brides mother. on East Cen
trail avenue. The marriage will be Il quiet
affair, there being present only the mem
bers of the family and few immediate
friends Rev J. d. Hewitt viii perform
the ceremony. After the wedding break
fast the newly married couple will take
the Santa Fe for an eastern bridal trip.
The best wishes Of host of friends go
with them
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09
PRESBYTERIAN EAR.

The ladies OF the West Side Presbyterian
thurch Will open a church fair at p. M
Tuesday, the 18th inst, with an oyster and
lunch supper in the Enterprise block, cor
ner Maple and Seneca streets. where they
will exhibit and offer for sale numerous
articles, useful and Ornamental, al prices
reduced below cost, duriug Tuesday even
ing, Wedue day and Wednesday evening
next. Proceeds will be used for church
purposes. a cordial invitation IS extend
ed to the public.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09
THREE THOUSAND HOGS.
Yesterdays Receipts at The New Union Stock
Yards

Yesterdays receipts at the Union stock
yards exceeded that of any day in their
history at least in the matter of hogs The
cattle rush was not so great but the fat
porkers came squealing in on every line OF
railway and by cart and wagon until al
one hour three thousand hogs were on the
market, representing from sixty 10 seven
" thousand dollars in cash. Not single
hog was forwarded up to three O'Clock, and
propably not at all. The Dold packing
house stuck, cleaned and hung one thou
sand of the number from seven 10 six
o'clock taking care of their entire product
of lard, blood, etc, ETC., demonstrating the
claimed capacity of the plant.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09
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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09
THE NEW BOOK OF ORDINANCES.

The compilation Of the ordinances Of tue
city OF Wichita b. Moore * Douglas has
been completed and the work issued from
the press Yesterday. The work receives
much praise from the lawyers who have
examined IL All saperiGous aud con-
ficting enact1enss have been eliminated
and repealed. others condensed and clAssj-
fed with marginal annotatsCns- The book
i bound in cali on heavy paper. with
clear. clean print. By the Eagle printing
house. and makes a volume Of four hun
ired and ghirty-sevea pages, intending the
iadices.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09

Colonel r. e. Cole returned yesterday
forenoon from his hunt IN the tsryftorY.
re repart a most entorabls hunt and
that there was 10 truth about the Report
Of bis party being captured and bed
prisoners by the soldiers aud eogbgys
They msy take in some tender foot thai
way. the colonel says bat No old atazsr.
His valuable mare be Ios;. tie Aoissial
ons night han zinz herself BY The strap by
which she was tied 20 a tree.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09
NLY TWO DOORS WEST or MAIN ST. ON DOUGLAS AVE.

The Sheperd & Chapman Mortgay,
Compartments to make some choice loans
on improved city property 10 amounts
ranging from 800 t. s2,o00 Apply 10
Henry V. Sheperd, president. room rs.
Sedgwick Building. x a,
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09

Mrs. Crsger. at her home on Eas. Doug
las avenue. entertained quite a number o
young psop.s lat Night. Games. uuslc.
singing and rsfFesasasnts wAs the svea-
inx's program. They formed the H.ppy
Hour Cigb, ~ish Charles Izey as pres
dent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09
BANQUET.

will give banquet to their ladies at 5
o'clock Thursday evening, December 13,
at Masonic hail, Masons in good stand
Ing who are not members of our lodge, are
invited to be present with their ladies.
j. Z ALLEN, ". NJ.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09
TIE COURTS.
JUSTICE COURT.

A Insley was tried yesterday DeTore
! Justice Hammond for an assault upon his
son-iE law q. W. Ensinger, near Goddard.
! about two weeks ago. He was bound
! over 10 the district court in the sum of
/ 81 coo to answer TO the charge of an
a sault with inten to Kill.
/ Justice Barrett issued a warrant yester-
day for the arrest % A. Peryett for OBJ
tanning the signature to warranty deed
through false preteu>e,. 1t is alleged
that some time g Pervett came to Col.
j. r. Taylor and asked him to transfer to
him a section OF land IN Missouri, saying
that he had a party to whom be could
trade it for Wichita property bat who did
not like the colonel. The transfer was
made; but, it is stated, instead Of Pervett
attempting to effect uAe trade lie makes a
deed of it to his wife. The colonel in the
meantime, suspecting all was not right,
began to investigate and ihad Detective
Mac Mahan to make Perve,t's ar
rest While the prisoner was in
the Office of the detective last
evening he succeeded in very skill
fully destroying deed which would have
been used in evidence against him. He
was unable to give the required bond and
was sen, TO Jail.
PROBATE COURT.
Several settlements in estates We're at
tempted yesterday at the probate court,
but nothing OF any great importance was
accomplished.
Two marriage licenses were issued one
10 Lauren r. Dewey, of Oatvilie, and
Lucy Fox, of Wichita, the other is mot
for publication"
DISTRICT COURT.
Yesterday was another very busy day in
the district court, his honor Judge Reed,
spending almost the whole day in listening
to the necessary palaver OF the attorneys
upon demurrers. motions and Judgments.
Mary Ann McUmber yesterday filed a
petition for divorce from her husband,
Andrew McUmber, on the grounds OK
abandonment and desertion. They were
married at Buffalo, y. Y, December -.
loS6.
POLICE COURT.
James Hogan, the whisky vagrant ar
rested the night before. came before Judge
Dixon. He was fined ST, but being penui-
less, execution OF his sentence was s'.-
pended for few days.
Allie Smith paid s. OF the $ due the city
and went on; to rustic the remainder.
t. F. Elder and J. F. Black were the
names z ven by two alleged whisky va
grants brought into court yesterday.
Both plead not guilty and bad their cases
continued until December H.
Lena Ross tnrnsd 10 : last evening.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09
HoBBs-PERKINS

Mr.. 5. NJ Hobbs. general foreman of the
grocery house of Jno. 4. Jewett a Co,
will be married today to Miss Molhe Per
kins, an accomplished young lady of this
city. Mr. Hobbs came to Wichita back III
II and has during his residence here made
many warm personal friends and they all
join in wishing the happy couple pleasant
Journey through life
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09

\ very bright young lady dropped in
yesterday with copy of "Drs> -" Annie
,Jenness Miller's magazine, which was
opened before US and all its delightful sug-
gestions of feminine form and beautiful
draperies exposed TO our artistic gaze. 1t
was all very satisfactory and fascinatingty
charming. Now" SAID our fair visitor,
SAY to all your gentle readers tomorrow
morning that you hove seen Dress and
are convinced Having promised, we
now say it.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09

C1.suan6ery driIl will be held On Tues
dzY evening. the Itch inst. instead Of
THURSDAY. tals week. All member are
requested 20 te On hand a. .sSo sharp In
Masonic hall By oris.
"a /. CoEaETT. c. G.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09

There viii be nesting q tbs Equal
suffrage society wednesday. December J.,
al Mr. Baldwin'z, III South Lawrence.
All the members ara requested To - pre-
ent a. there VIII BE an eleetiyn Of officers.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09

4 special communication @ Wichita
lodge No - wi! b. he'd Monday eTenins
December 20. for work 10 the FIRST. Thoss
notified viii please be present. V!sitors
invited 4. j. AFFILIATE.
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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09
MARRIED.

Judge Thomas n the parlors Of the pro-
bate court, yesterday united in marriage
Mr. Lauren X. Dewey, Oatviiie. aud Lucy
Fox. Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09

The directors Of the WomAn's Bensvc-
Iens home sill please meet Al 245 Topeka
avenue on Monday afternoon. Dsosmber 10.
Mas NJ HELLAE
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09

Christian Scientists SUNDAY school this
afternoon AZ 20 in the Market hall, corner
Market and First streets I4ss-0n eT-
planned according 70 the teachings 81
Christian science. All are welcome
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09

Wichita council 1917, Royal Arcauum,
will meet Monday evening December 10,
AZ O'Clock sharp, for the purpose u elect
ing officers for the ensuing ye4-. \ fan
attendance specially requested. b order
OF the -ecretarY
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09
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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09

Mr.. a c. Husey yesterday through Lea
Hall. administrator, purchased the cigar
stock, fixtures and machinery formerly
belonging 20 ID. \. Cushman, and Will
take up his business.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09

Last night about 10 o'clock the electric
light set fire to the awning at Locke and
Findeiss' shoe store, which was eXtiuguish-
ed by Mr. Russell, the salesman.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09

Il is thought advisable by the school
board 10 secure a lot on College Hill for a
school building while values are low
Parties interested viii present z number
os bids at the next meeting OF the board.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09

Fred Israel says that every room in his
new building on North Market Is rented
30 first-classs parties. and that he could Ell
her up five stories high ii he had it,
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09

Mr.. Albert Aubin. who is now stenog-
rapher of the Santa Fe company, will
sever his connection with that company
January l, 10 accept a similar position
with the Dold Packing company.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09

Work is progressing nicely on the ex-
tension Of water mains TO College Hill.
Another week of pleasant weather Will
about complete the contract
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09
Superin enaeuts ANA Principals of Common
(itY a d Graded schoo.s.
PERSONALS.

John Nevern, of Chicago, is in the city.
L. B. Dodson was in from Maize yester-
day.
j. b Roberts, of New York, was in the
city.
BE. Martin, Springfield, o., is in the
city.
John H. Sutton was in from Pratt yes
terdap,
G. Furgeson was yesterday mp from
Winfield.
G. II. Robinson, ST. Louis, arrived here
yesterday
H. 0. Shepherd was yesterday mp from
% Anthony.
DIR. Shelton came down from Topeka
yesterday.
Vernon J. Miller came up from Caldwell
last evening.
NJ S Fishback was yesterday up from
Arkansas City.
Z. Crebo, Eureka contractor, was in
The city yesterday.
w II. Farrar, Lime Springs, Iowa, is
locking over the city.
7. Il. Lindsay and g. n Kenyon We're
yesterday in from Leon.
Miss King, sister of Mrs Vail, returned
% her home Friday morning
L. b. Doolttle, of Bridgeport, Conn,
was an arrival here yesterday.
Miss SaIlie McNeal is on the sick list at
her home, 229 ). Lawrence avenue
s. +. Sponseller returned last evening
from visit of two weeks to Denver.
f. b, Fairfield and wife, nee Miss Kittie
Everest, arrived at the Carey yesterday.
Mrs. VIII Collins leaves tomorrow to
visit MIR. Collins relatives III Litchiield
Illinois
Mrs. Z. J. Ayre, of Dexter, Maine, is
visiting the family OF f. NJ. Bisbee, }2l
south Lawrence.
r. L. Turner, trustee, and w. f. Brooks,
treasurer OF Park township, were in from
Valley Center yesterday.
Mrs. L. j. Bancroft, of Emporia, who
has been visiting her son for some time,
returned home yesterday.
DR.. w. !. Workman and Judge Smith
stopped over yesterday IN the city, enroute
from Topeka to Ashland.
Miss Josie Stout Is spending a few days
IN the city, the guest of :. + McNeal, at
her home, 229 South Lawrence avenue.
Mr.. w H. Montgomery, who has been
The guest Of Mr.. Van Cleft, returned to
Denver today accompanied 10y his wife and
Mrs. Russell.
MI. -. -. -hC-NdIlltFd, % -hubSOu ~ MI
Namara, left last night for Newton, where
he viii spend the day with his family, who
are visiting friends ut that place.
w. r. Gaines, st. Joseph; f. Il. Carl
more Cullison, Cbas W. Mcdonald, Kan
sas City; James AXtell, st. Louis; c. W.
Booth. Chicago, were yesterday registered
at the Carey.
Mrs. Julia Ludhim and her little
daughter, Corine, daughter and grand
daughter OF judge J. Il. shields leave the
city this morning Tor Mississippi, where
they expect to spend the winter.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The executive committee % Hypatia viii
please meet Monday a. 30 AZ 90 Waco
avenue.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09

4 gentleman came steAusing tnto cur
saac,Em yesterday sith the sasYsesous
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09

Miss Bonjour, a student of the South
/. western Business college, who has been
lying quite low with typhoid fever for
some time, is convalescing
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09

Prof d. ) Pence, county superintend-
ent or schools. Yesterday afternoon re-
ceived tele-raphic message from Llco-
nier, Ind, announcing the death of his
brother, John Pence. at his home in that
place at TO o'clock Prof Pence left for
Indiana last night to attend the funeral
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09

/ That Wichita grows with regularity and
precision is seen in drive over the city.
Hundreds of residences and scores of bust
ness houses have been erected in the
present year. and the construction of
buildings is practically unabated. The
improvement in style and general tharac-
/ ter Of the buildings keeps pace with the
frequency with which they are being con-
structed.
! The greatly increased throngs and the
new faces il the business houses and upon
/ the streets, which of late have grown to
4 be simply wonderful, betoken a degree of
growth that can hut afford the greatest
pleasure to any of Wichita's we'll wishers
Travel upon our street railways and motor
lines has also shown a corresponding inn
provement. Inquiry among the wholesale
and retail business houses and in all lines
OF business develops a remarkably buoy
ant feeling for the present condition, as
well as the immediate future for Wichita.
THINGS ACCOMPLISHED RECENTLY
which add TO the material progress Of
Wichita and are for her Immediate benefit
arefar more numerous than one would sup
pose upon first thought. Take even the
/ 1ASt SlAtN tdA> past as a. PEI icl iIbIl w ulCH
to draw conclusions. In the time mem
toned, the extensive curling and paving
operations on Douglas avenue and Main
and Market streets have only fairly begun.
Work upon our elaborate sewer system
has hardly started compared with what it
viii develop into by sp'ing. The River
side electric motor has been put in sue
cessful operation and is already about to
close a deal for three miles more of the
same equipment. The great Dold packing
house has begun to Kill hogs at the rate of
]. 600 pei, day. and yesterday there were re-
ceived 1000 more hogs at the stock yards
than the packers used in the same time.
The immense Whitaker pork packing.
beef dressing and lard refining plant has
been commenced and will be hurried TO
completion in order that it may assist the
Dolds in neutrality-suspicious. 5 unprecedented
supply OF stock. The stock yards ara
alive with men and stock.
The car works and pillow works have in
creased their working forces and the form
er will next week, begin doing tFeir own
casting. The Getto. McClung boot and
shoe factory employing fifty people has
begun operations and will in a few
days open wholesale johbing and COM
mission boot and shoe house
in this city. Two overall manufactures
and one shirt factory of ample capital and
push, and employing a score or more OF
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09

Charley Freeman viii break ground for
his new residence OF College Hill within
The next week
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09

The College Hin 5 and B. club was or
cauizs d and officers elected last Tuesday
evening. DR.. ID. W. Phillips was chosen
president. Miss Florence Allen. secretary.
and b. T. MeLain, treasurer. Weekly
meetings Will be held at the N f. church.
or at private residence OF its members.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09
Special Comfort T Sale at Eos

800 Comforts sent CO sgnment, will
Mo oay / s. h n maLu tac price have room
any. mean business II they sold in sh Ill
ship them back.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09

Mrs. Julia Ludhim and her little
daughter, Corine, daughter and grand
daughter OF judge j. X. shields leave the
city this morning Tor Mississippi, where
they expect to spend the winter
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09
Where to Buy Furniture!
No Fancy Prices but all Rock Bottom at EA0S

Fancy czers. Gents Easy r CzerS Boz Cases Ia4ies
D SKIS a. mes ell Erack tStn Flush an ak Cou his
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an com Ivts line Pa lOr an Bedroom suits
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-09
] hoI teilg and Repair G Department

Emo, the Flu u turs Man Is he only dealer Il
Ing IA rirst-cl s. upholsteriGg dep artment i
Prices easO able.
National Republican., 1888-05-22
ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.
Items of Interest Gathered for the
"Republican's" Readers.


"Republican's" Readers.
Mrs. Daniel Getty and Miss Mary Conrad,
of Norristown, Pa, are visiting Mrs. VI. b.
Harlow, of this city.
Miss Sallie Rathbone, the beautiful and
accomplished young daughter of Mr. Justus
II. Rathbone, who has been visiting friends
IN Germantown, Pa, for several weeks, has
returned to her home in this city.
1t is learned that Mr.. Jas. Cooper the
agent in this country for the English bond
holders, will appear before Judge Keith on
the Both instant with Virginia bonds, with
coupons attached, and make tender for
the taxes, for which coupons have been
rendered in this city, including its per
cent. penalty ana 6 per ccni. interest. In
this event, the state law will have been
strictly complied with, and the state will he
compelled to accept the coupons at hun
dred cents on the dollar, which they could
have bought in open market for ~ cents
and the commonwealth attorney, who mas
been put to the trouble of bringing suit
against over 600 taxpayers, will only re
ccive what Paddy shot at for his pay.
Mr.. w. w. Lambert has severed his CON
nection with the Braddock House in this
city, and will leave for Orkney Springs to-
day, where he has accepted position as
cashier.
III is learned lnuI committee VI INC
Mount Vernon Avenue Association will ap-
pear before the Senate committee on public
buildings and grounds tomorrow in refer,
cnce to bill for the building of the proposed
national highway.
MessIs VIM. Odcn and Geo. Bushmln,
while engaged In cleaning out the spark
catcher Of an engine at the v VI. Il. Il,
| shops, were badly injured by the falling in
| of the crown head upon them.
Since Saturday l2,O00 herring and 200 shad
| have arrived at FishtOwn. The former sold
| from 81 to Si.50 thousand, and the latter
| from SlS To $50 u hundred.
National Republican., 1888-05-22
THE COURT RECORD.

Court in General Term-Chef Justice Blng.
ham and justices Cox and James.-Balloch
vs.. Hooper; argument resumed and not fin
ished. Assignment unchanged.
Circuit Court, Division No. i-Jnstice Iag.
Henderson VS.. Capitol, North street
and South Washington railroad Company; ON
trial; Jury rcspited Assignment Nos. 200,
sli, 2l9, 2l3, 2lj 2G 2li, !is, 2, 2!i, 2!!, 2!i,
22t and 225.
Circuit Court, Division No. s-.Justicc Mer
rick Bowie vs. Hume; ON trial; Jury rcspted,
Assignment unchanged
, Equity Court Justice Cox Dean vs. ScrOg
gins George W. ScrOggins appointed guardian
ad litcm and testimony ordered TO be taken
before Oscar Nauck, examiner. l.cctch W,
Williams; trustees allowed to make sale OF
real estate. johnson vs.. McLune; testimony
ordered taken before II. l.. Wallach, eNami
ner Gleason vs.. Luce; commission To take
testimony In Arkansas ordered to issue. Gly-
der vs.. GlydCr; testimony ordered taken be-
fore W II. Smith, examiner. Skidmorc VS..
sands; appearance uf absent defendant or
Probate Court-Justicc Cox.-Estate Of
Lorenzo SitgreHNes: letters OF administration
To Mary j. Sitgreaves; bond, s3,UO0. Estate
Of VIM. MYERS; letters tcstamcntary to Caldc-
ron Carlisle; bond, $1,000 Estate Of John VI.
Brown; copyOf will filed.
Criminal Court - Justice Monteomery.
John Lyons, cruelty To animals; verdict not
guilty, James l.. Keith, convicted of keeping
a sunday bar; motion in arrest of Judgment
filed. VIM. Lowry, selling liquor To minors
guilty, WIN. Reagan. unlicensed bar; guilty
Godfrey n Holden, Sunday bar; pleaded guilty
fined $50 and costs, Assignment Gases un'
disposed of and District Of Columbia vs.. Thos.
H. Lyons two cases. VIM Lee two cases ,,
Eliza Choler and Moses Craig for cruelty Ia
ni