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Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27

In Paris they VIII not sell you book
for 900 francs and let IL go afterward at
your own anction sale fer 500. II they
have sold you ''peaehblow vase" sort u
a book their dignity as well as their In
terest will make them redeem IL at the
price they have made Jon pay, or not
much less. IL is the ambition Of every
bookseller not 20 become wealthy Ia Ten
or twenty years, but to become bibh-
opoie; perhaps because IN thet realm Il
equality everybody desire IS 70 be Of thu
privileged few, perhaps because honors
are priced more than riches there. IL Is
silly 70 run mad after a bit Of rcd ribbon
for the lapel Of ones coat, but IL IL not
for the bfbEophile who runs mad after
bookbinding 10 say 30. Moreover, the
man who would rather have red ribbon
than fortune, II bookseller. IS the man
for bibliophle Valuable books are not
20 DO sold like boots; there must be some
show o: feeling about it.-New YORK.
Tfrncz
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27
PAVING AGAIN.

Messrs Rogers, Alexander and Sher-
wood leave Saturday for Joplin, Mo-,
where they will examine some of the lead
ing features of paving. They are doing it
in order to be better able to talk paving
for Waco avenue paving in which they are
considerably interested.
The privilege granted by the last council
allowing the property owners to pave ave
nues 4, B. c and D, in Sherwood's addi-
ton. running from Waco avenue TO
Rochester avenue, is said insures some
very desirable improvements for that 10
cality. 1t is intended to donate few feet
in front OF property on each side of the
avenues, making park in the center
with paved driveways on either side and a
spray fountain in the center OF each park
This brings up anew the question OF
Waco paying and it is frequently heard
discussed by interested property owners
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27
OBITUARY.

Miss Ellen w. Harris died on the 14th
inst, at the reeidence of her nephew, Mr..
J. w. Clayton, 719 South Market street,
this city.
Miss Harris was born August 9, 1927. in
Goochland county. Virginia She united
with the Methodist Episcopal church,
south, at the age of 20 years and remained
a consistent member to her death, Her
piety was deep, earnest and spiritual. She
removed from Virginia to St. Louis where
she resided twenty-six years, coming to
Wichita four years ago. Since coming to
this city she had lived with. her nephew.
On the 25th of last February she was
stricken with paralysis and never recov-
cred from the shock. During the last
months of her illness her mind was, at
times, more or less affected from the dis
ease She was gathered to her fathers in
the ripeness of years, coming to her grave
like as q shock of corn cometh in its sea-
SON." 5. l.. I'll.
ST. Louis, Lebanon, Mo-, and Staunton,
Va, papers please copy.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27
SURPRISE PARTY.

Last evening most enjoyable party was
given at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Heiple, No. 1918 North Jefferson
street, in honor of Miss Mollie Heiple.
The following young people: Misses May
Young. Katie Wigs, Belle Golliday, Nel-
lie Roberts, Mary Mackelhenna. Lille
Heiple, Hattie Lee, 'Messrs. Will Marks,
Lewis Ward, Marion Ward, Felix Dear
derf, Jim Bridenshin, Fred Heiple. came
upon the honse unexpected and unheraid
ed. Miss Mollie, though completely sur
prised. very soon joined with her parents
in making all have a pleasant and enjoya-
BILE time. Refreshments were served in
the parlor, and games and music were the
entertainments of the evening.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27
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Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27
PLEASANT EVENING AT FISHERS
GROVE,

Last evening party of young folks as
sembled at Fishers grove, at which place
they gave picnic ill honor of w. A. Rad
ford, who just returned from the east. An
elegant lunch was served by the ladies
and after dancing until late hour the
party returned home by special motor.
The following were present.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry West Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Poole Mr. and Mrs. Steve Franklin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellie Huffman, Chas. Curtis,
and Miss Lulu Annawalt, B. A Glaze and
Miss Maud Pratt, +. B. Clark and Miss
May Young, Mr.. Amsberry and Miss Ada
Huffman, Will Huffman and Miss Viele,
Dean Gordon and Miss Abel Ru dolph,
John Pratt and Miss Hattie Hays, Fred
Amawalt and Miss Florence Blair, Frank
Jones and Miss Vergeline Lucy Eff Huff
man and Miss White of Philadelphia,
Fradk Curtis, Will Radford and Miss Cad
Fox.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27
PERSONALS.

Homer Boughton, Topeka, is in the city
III. C. Martin, New York, is in the city.
G. H. Wells, of st. Louis, is here on busl
ness.
RE. Edm ,rds and wife, of Kinsley, are
here.
f. @. Wheeler, Pittsburg, is at the
Carey.
Nv. Sheppard was yesterday up from
Anthony.
Mr.. F. A. Parsons, of Scott City. called
yesterday.
John A. Blair came up from Caldwell
yesterday.
j. w. Roberts was in from Greensburg
yesterday.
Chas. 7. White, of Des Moines, is here
on business.
L.C. Clark and family, of Joplin, Mo,
are in the city.
JH. Verify, of Maple Hill, is looking
over the city.
Delos Crosby, of Goddard, was in the
city yesterday.
L. o. LittIefield, Esq, was in from Col
witch yesterday.
Geo. NJ. Beigle was down from Kansas
City yesterday.
j. Samuels, Philadelphia, was among
yesterdays arrivals.
w. J. Wallace, of Kansas City, was
here yesterday on business.
Lieut.. E. D. Andrews, Z. S. A., and
Mrs J. A Augur came up from TT. Sup,
ply, l. T., last evening, and renamed
over night guests of the Carey.
F. J.. Richter. Kansas City; David wing,
Rogers. Ark: Il. A Morris, Atchison; +.
+. Conner. Cleveland, o.; w. II. Wilson,
louisville, KY, were yesterday registered
at the Carey.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27
EXCURSION,

There will be an excursion on the Wich-
tia & Western road from Kingman to
Wichita, embracing all the Intermediate
towns, on Thursday. October 4. 1t will be
a special train, leaving kingman at s:l5
a. M, arriving in Wichita at lois a. N.
Returning Will leave Wichita at p m.
The fair for the round trip Will be from
Kingman and New Murdoch, 80 cents;
from the other points along the line, p
cents.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27
THE UNION STOCK YARDS
Twelve Hundred Cattle Handled Yesterday.

Superintendent Dulaney. of the Union
Stock yards. said last evening that they
had successfully fed twelve hundred cattle
from the Santa Fe road yesterday. The
cattle came of the Denver S Gulf road.
Seven hundred more cattle will be I'M
loaded and fed this morning. Mr. Cole
man, of Amorilla. Tex, has two thousand
to be consigned 20 the Union Stock yards
of Wichita, and J. T. Harrington notified
Superintendent Dularey yesterday that
he would consign ten thousand head OF
cattle under his control TO these yards this
fall. The Union Stock yards are getting
to be very busy. and the big Exchange
hose, Is becoming lively place.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27
An AufanAtic Lamp

r. r. BunreIl, Of Bradford. Conn has
invented "a automatic lamp which coca
By ciockwork When tie right hour
comes a cap Is drawn over the wick. leaT-
Ing q small binze, :he cap u Lifted when
the lamp "a needed again Several q .hess
ere In u-e IL tie streets CT New London.
and 70 without say care for several days,
large taak Of OF supplying thern--Bos-
ton Trz.scriDf
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27
BOSTON OUARTETTE.

The Boston Quintette club is booked for
Wichita the coming season. Mr.. Vreden-
burg, the manager, writes the EAGLE that
six of the most celebrated artists of Amer
lea are in the combination, viz:
Mr.. John F. Rhodes. solo violin.
Herr Paul Mende. violin.
Herr Oscar Hentschel, solo flute and
viola.
Mr.. Louis Blumenberg, solo violincello.
Mr.. Paul Stoeving, solo violin.
Miss Anne Carpenter, prima donna
soprano.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27
KNIGHT TEsIPLAR PICNIC.

The Valley Center motor line cars will
leave corner Of Douglas avenue and Water
street at o'clock p. m, Tuesday. and also
for the convenience of those unable to
start at that hour at 4:3o p N. Drill IN
Fishers park at $50. supper at 6 p m.
sharp. All members of Mount Oiivet
commardery and sojourning Sir knights
with their ladies are courteously invited
to be present. Cars will return $40. 1870
and IL: 80 p. m.
We have secured the renowned Fair
mount band for the occasion and royal
time is prepared for. BY order OF COM
mittee.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27

Little Dot-Oh, dear, don't zee why
mamma gives ne suoh lessons as this 20
learn, nothin' but great big words.
Sometimes.
But these are awful long things, ever
so many syilsblss; why, souss stretch
most clear across the page. There iEas
any use In learning them"
Indeed there Ia, Dot II you don's
learn al them big long words youG grow
up In ignEance an never be able 20 read
circus posters. Omaha World
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27

A French gardener, Latozr Ma-hs-, has
produced q nev ard beautiful water h1J.
The flowers ara six inches Ia diameter, AID
their coicr Is TIE soft canary Of the Aarschal
Mel rise Only two other wE-er Etses ara
knovn-a pretty North American species
and dull cologsd suscsA a BsAzl-Arkaa.
saw Trareier.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27
A FALL,

Yesterday afternoon young man named
johnson, employed in roofing house in
the southeast part of the city, met with
quite serious accident In going up
ladder with a bundle of shingles on his
shoulder the ladder broke and he fell
backward. He struck upon the roof OF
porch and thus to some extent broke the
force of the fall AS it was, his right arm
was broken, his ankle sprained and he was
badly bruised about the shoulders and
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27
ADJUSTMENTS
CRAWFORD GRAND.

Miss Eunice Goodrich will be at Craw-
ford's opera house ON Monday, October 1,
as ''Zizi, the Actors Daughter" Miss
Goodrich is well and favorably know to
our citizens and will no doubt be wei
coined by large and appreciative and
fence. Every person purchasing reserved
seat ticket in advance for Monday night
viii be entitled to lady free Of charge.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27
THIEVES,

Yesterday morning thieves invaded the
cellar of Capt Shields, on the west side,
and carried away six half-gallon jugs of
fruit, four quarts of catsup, two gallons Of
pickles and seven bottles of grape wine.
The things had been stored in the cellar
only the day before, and the captain is in
clined to believe that the rascals knew
this and SO made the raid.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27

A poyuiar, bat silly. fashion Is 70 ssfcs sios
Of imitation bsgs and spiders GA tie lsyys
s.ik urnbrsil. ssades for high eAoasng israF-
which are nov 70 ers<ns1vesy ss>c ia es@~-
inx roesns ard Libraries. and ~Asrh make
s.ctrs parties ~ picturesque -Chicazs
5.ue2
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27

The south part of the city came to the
front yesterday A pony team to light
express became frightened on South Tope-
ka, ran for several blocks, upset the wagon
and strewed the contents along the street.
The horses when last seen were breaking
for the territory line.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27

One of the leading business men on
North Main street said last evening he
had done more business during the day
than OH any other day for TOUR months,
and a little over twice as much as on the
corresponding day last year.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27

F. Wilson, whisky vagrant, was ar
rested by the officers in his place of bust
ness last evening. He WAS brought into
police station and, putting up $50 for his
appearance in police court this morning,
was dismissed for the time being.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27

'Views9' exclaimed The CA,skai bard
0g house keeper. ''ylewsi Why, az, Il
here is any state you would Lks 10 SEE,
ssr1e 1T ard IN tndsezss n .fca Ey
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27

Pat German, the man assaulted few
days ago by Waterman, his landlord, on
North Moseley. was yesterday found to be
in such serious condition as TO need con-
slant medical care, and so was removed to
ST. Francis hospital.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27

1t is said real estate agent wandered
up to the First Nj. E. church yesterday
looking for a fellow 70 take in snap. He
stood in the door a moment, turned pale,
gave himself the command to backward
march guide in every direction" He
obeyed the command, as his eyes failed TO
fall on probable victim.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27

Mrs. II. H. johnson was yesterday In
receipt of telegram conveying the sad
intelligence of the death of her brother,
Mr. Wyatt, at New Orleans.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27

The city prison last night at u O'Clock
was empty, the first night for some time;
not even drunk nor a whisky vag grac-
ing its interior.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27
1nose who 1--we among books, am

1nose who i've among books, and have
withal the gift OF language. arc apt 10 be
bookish in their expressions. One Of this
class. Miss Eliza Robbins, OF PISTON, was Wis
iting her friend, the poet Bryant She hap
pened to be alone in bis library when q cabi-
net maker brought home chair &c had
altered
On Mr.. Bryant's return, he said, Miss
Robbins. what did the man say about ray
chair
''Tha. the equilibrium is now admiralty
adjusted she replied, NOT lifting hef eyes
from the book she vas reading |
What q fine fellow sad Ar. BRYANT,
laughing Il never beard him talk Like thai
Nov, Miss Robbins, what did be sayf
"Weu, be said 1t joggisd jos. right STE
replied -Youths CompaIdo1-
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27

George Parham, of Paul Jones q Co. S
drug store, was last night reported 10 De
very low at bis room.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27

Mrs John Kelley was very much i'm
proved yesterday and her physician now
pronounces her out of danger. =
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27

Last evening was the quarterly muster
of Co. A, and the company was out drill
ing on Douglas avenue.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27

Workmen are finishing the brick work
upon the Richey block, and the carpen-
tiers are engaged in putting down the floor
tim hers
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27
Hoods Sarsaparilla

s<.< ~ al 1rzrEssEs. ~ sir s< - Fwe7asez ssly
~ C. / fsss0D q CO. Lg.e1 Mxss
100 Doses One Dollar.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27

Judge T. B. Jewett and l. R. Campbell
spoke to large and enthusiastic crowd in
Eagle township at Flowers school house
on Tuesday night. They report more than
the average enthusiasm and in the success
of the Republican tickets this fall One
of the distinct features of the meeting was
several barrels of cider.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27

There viii be a full rehearsal of the
military drill for the Kirmesse at the usual
place this evening at $50 sharp. Every
member is expected to be present, and no
escorts or outsiders admitted until after 9
o'clock. The Greeks and Frttehguhrs will
be rehearsed the same evening. The kir-
messe grand tableau and review will be
rehearsed at the opera house on Saturday
at p. m. and AL participants are expected
TO be present.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-27

Colonel J. C. Jennings, who becomes
the general freight and passenger agent
of the Missouri Pacific system for south
west Kansas and for the Denver, Memphis
& Atlantic railroad, with headquarters at
Wichita, called yesterday. He likes the
life and energy of our city and is gratifed
to find the Missouri Pacific system hold
ing such friendly relations with our bust
ness men and shippers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
Buokaeld.

Ms, Atiell, II. Prince has commenced
q six week. term OF private school
The rAln storm Of Monday night, FEB.
gOih. crushed the bath house al tie corr
factory. Damage sir % eight hundred
dollars
Buekn-li n. Away. been famous for
the longevity OF her ciufsns. In 1898
Jonathan Record died a. The remarkable
age % los years. The peri Oldest dlsi In
town 10 IS 90 50. a. the residence OF Eleaf'
er Chase, Al the age Of % years. She vi.
a .omeuha, noted character, whose maiden
name was DorcAs Akrrs. She married
LtT,rus LneAs. and bad little dog. whose
name was "ranira bogus" There are
now. II 1. said. nIe OF slr persons In town
over ~ year,
The .alhofiils. have hired Sumner Knor,
% Peru, a. overseer % The town farm The
eu.uiug year.
The .nnuL meeting OF the Oxford Coun.
~ D.iryIng Association vas held a. ne.
form Hall, Bueiesld. Saturday afternoon,
FEB. sSih. Though stormy there was
good attendance. Hon Rufus Prince, OF
Turner, and wallace Cary, superintendent
OF Turner Duitsr Factory, addressed the
meeting In the interest % associated dairy
log. The treasurer. e, n. Prince, report.
81 the financial condition and prospects OF
the association. II has now been In or
Grafton about . mon,h aud bali. aud has
received for lts proiueis $50 90. III.
dl.bur,si fOr cream sj6s, aud Tor help
about $50. The last sale OF butler WAS
a. p cents per pound.
Pre-. usnry n Irish, Directors, u q. ifi.h.
prank !. warren. u 4 Con.n'' y u As.,ls'
Clsrs. Aifrcd Cole. Treas. Z. II. Prince.
Voted to raise the capital .ioei from
81 500 u o. 90
The Grsui Army Posi held . very sue
es..fal musical treat and festival Al their
ball Saturday evening. FEB. 2Sih.
The Qirtsrly meeting Of the oxford
Baptist Association will occur Wednes'
DAY, March 5th. n2 o'clock, ?. n, with
The B.pil., church a. Buchnsli.
Mis-. Mamie Gardner 1. home Tor two
weeks vacation from Maine weslcYin Sem
lusfy.
The peoples liberties have been In
jeopardy agsln ~ The enforcement OF The
prohlbli0ry lAv. Sheriff Warren With TIE
assistance OF Pres. Holland made . search
ana seizure process, Monday. FEB 2Ith,
AZ TIE residence Of 4. y. Russell Ia The
,oa,h part Of the town. and found .ecre,ed
In q closet : or 10 gallons % liquors,
which was coun,ea,ei. wednesday
broughia crowd a. Reform Hall, bat on
accoani OF absetco % witnesses trial Vas
postponed 20 Friday, March -. al which
lime the court cane In At 10 O'Clock, bat
aijlaruei u ?FN. q II. Jersey Tor
sists. " 7. SHAW for Resp. This case
will 20 20 the Grand jury Involving sever
a. eases OF psIlary Al the last court.
A movement 1. on foot 10 establish
liquor sgsnoy 10 thl. town on Moadiy
ustl Asa counisr movement the ladie.
OF Baeli,li are circulating . petition
amoug themselves - the seleo,men pray
log that In case vote OF that nature
should occur. that they will not appoin'
an agent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
East Brownaeld.

We stIll live though we failed for som'
cause 10 appear In last weeks Issue.
March appears clear, cold aud bright
The circle held q very pleasant meeting
II Mrs. X. A S,lckney's Feb. %. Ms
Dr. Brown and Mrs Jones, OF Denmark
were present
Miss Emma Lord. OF Denmark was
thrown from sleigh Al the station on
wednesday and received quite sshsking
up. Some part OF the harness gave Way
which caused the horse 10 run.
Mrs. ofdway. an old lady living here.
fell In the noor on Sunday and broke her
leg.
Mrs. v. X. stlekney now Ia her soih
year and usually very we'll IL poorly al
present.
Me. AddIe Allsrd h. been st G. @.
Colby's hut IL now a. h Jme.
Feb. g3i.-Oar Jan. thsw predicted by
Robert u. has come q month late.
The logging teams grow more and more
numerous.
Thoms IL employing oil he can End and
with all the prospect IL he viii not get al
hi. timber In this season.
The youngest child OF l. A. Cole, little
glrl one year old. fsll from her crib Wed
nesday, aud broke her arm. Set by Dr.
Gsicheil
Mls, Flor G,,ceell goes TO Gray for ,
while.
Mrs. I,,,c Ksnl.,ou, ~ year. OF age, Is
In feeble health,
Mrs. Paebe Ross, nearly - years old,
ret.lu. her mental faculties remarkably.
but her health Il not good, though able 10
he about and 90 some work.
Col. A. A Gibson II p,sslng quiet via
ter Al the Weeks homestead.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
East Bethel.

The lycsum on the evening Of FEB. 2t,h
vas very interesting. The question, "Re-
solved, That town system OF schools Ia
preferable 20 the district system" was de-
cldsd In favor 90 the negative. The paper,
read by FLORA T. Bartlett, was much en-
ioysd by sll. 80
The s.lec,men have been visiting al The
school houses In town for the purpose OF
spprslslug them.
Charles @. Kimbsll. George X. Hastings,
T. \. Bartlett, George Swan and oihefsre
Gently visited Wild River, on hunting eI'
petition. Deer are now plenty in this VI
Hagen. Bean and wife visited friends In
Grafton
Pred u. Howe Is visiting relatives In
w.lthsm. Mss.
Ms. Plora y Bartlett, 10 visiting friends
In West Bethel. Bethel, etc.
Ess, Bethel Sewing Society VIII meet
March sth with Mrs. Susie Perkins al her
fathers, =. J. Howard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
Fryeburg

School closed on Tuesisy. The enter
tslumsnt % the evening vAs reading BY
Miss Ida brown, the elOeu,lonls,, followed
hy sOciahle.
Ml.. n. &. osgoOi wen, 10 Portland
Wednesday morning.
George Randall made . trip % Boston
Tor Mr. Muk-ahstnt few days.
Mrs Prank Wiley. 90 Bartlett, has been
visiting frierds here.
There "a. a s,ereop,loan show q, Mafe's
Han on wednesday 0ysnlng-seenes Of The
var.
Miss Fannie Hubbard. 90 Hiram, 1, Wis
ting Me- Parsons and other friends.
Miss Hattie Abbott l. Al home, having
closed her school In Denmark.
Mr.. Richardson has lolncd bis family 10
Harrison.
Mr. AMI Mrs. Head are Improving The
vacation by visiting friends and relatives
The absence % the scholars nAkcs per
ceptihls dlf,rsnee, not only on The street
bui a. the evening" meetings a. The Sesiry
Eiwsrd Weston Il At home.
The TALON Association % C0ug1 minis
Ter. mesis here with SIR. Livingston on
Tuesday, March Gth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-06
Albany.


The Methodist society held . box festl.
val Tuesday evening At J. W. Cummlngs's'
FOR the ben,fl OF their minister. Rev. A.
n wiih,m. Qilts well attended.
George brown, % West Peabody. Mass.
Who vas here the frsi OF the winter send
ing spruce logs to Boston, Mass, Tor
spsrs. 10 here sgsin with bis sOn intsndln (
20 send q few car loads OF the sane Kind.
The snow has settled considerably In The
woods. tut ls yet quite deep.
Shedding very good.
George and Alice wllbnr are attending
the spring term OF ooulis Academy at
Bethel.
George Grover. who hiss been driving /.
tote team q, Gofhsm, y. II, has returned.
Jones McAlh.tsr IL Improving 10 health
III. steam mill IL In operation.
Mrs Wentworth Ia yeiv very low and not
likely % recover.
stephen Libby Ia ssiilsg In his MIL .
new Turhlus wheel Manufactured q, Bfids
ton by Perry.
n A. eros. has returned from Gofhsm,
y. H.. where be has been driving team.
l..
Oh February takes hls leave % Ne to-
dsy ant hi. parting breath isa cold one.
slcddlns good and many are improving
t.
Theron Z Cummlngs has just completed
hauling pulp wood n The river.
4 W. Llbhy's new water wheel gres,ly
increase. nj. power which vas much need.
sd .. he IA, the mo.i timber al bis mill
that he has ever bal.
Wallace u Camminss has bousht
nice horse Of bis brother George. Pfiee
unku0vn IN The puhllc.
The sick folks are al gaining.
All are anxious about town meeting and
We hope none will have relapse amer The
fever I. over. a. many o-cs seefefs must
get disappointed. scRinhLER.