Wichita eagle., 1889-06-30
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Seeds. Slips, Scions, Sprouts, Shoots and Ssers
| Marion aspires to be a summer resort.
| Horrorsi There is not an ice cream par
lor at Fredonia.
| Stafford has a social organization called
| the Mustard Seed"
Wellington is afflicted with the steoro-
scopic yiew-peddling iend.
| The Arkansas Dispatch laments the
paucity of bibles in its town.
A citizen of Toronto thinks he has dis
covered petroleum on mis- farm.
Dan Triggs, a notorious horse thief, has
been jailed at Cottonwood Falls.
Unearthed item: MY! but amt this
this weather heaven for the ducks"
Item from an exchanges: ''Some son-of-a-
sea-cook stole our poker. Bring it back. F"
great many farmers in Comanche
county are listing their wheat stubble in
corn.
Topeka society has. just now. severe
case of the 'back-eaSt" young lady Oh its
hands.
destrian trip to Topeka from that place
last week.
Fort Scott was startled the other day to
hear of might blooming SERIES" from a
local paper.
Roland Davies. representative from the
Eifty-tirSt district, Riley county, has re-
signed his seat in the legislature.
The total amount so far subscribed to
the Johnstown benefit fund by the Odd
Fellows Of Kansas amounts to s91960.
A large band of horse thieves have been
unearthed in Lyon county. Some arrests
have been made and others are expected.
About weeks association with thresh-
ing machine will pitch farmers voice
fully an octave higher, as all town folks
know.
The Atchison Globe remarks that this is
the season Of the year when the chlgger
bites man under the very stitfest part Of
his shirt bosom.
If an Ell Dorado girl looks forward to
Fourth of July at ALL the most enjoyable
expectation is that of barber-po,e candy
and the merry-go-round.
The mayor, says the Kansas City Gazette,
will suggest that the 5000 now in the
hands of the JohnstOwn committee be used
to help the poor that are starving In that
city.
The sheriff of Clay county puts all temp
tation from him. When he raids a joint
he takes the contents and locks them up
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his wife.
A discussion at a church social in a
western town was "Who is Satan?" and
the argument waxed so warm that it is
needless to say that every man thought his
opponent was.
A law passed by the legislature, and now
in force, makes it unlawful Tor agents to
sell patent rights in Kansas for counties
without first first filing with the district
clerk bond sufficient to insure its relia-
bility.
Temporary editor of Kiowa Herald: Yes
terday Master George Winchester brought
up to the Office IA large bag of sand plums
The editor, being absent, does not know
had he been here.
The other night up in Lawrence an en-
gagement came near being broken off be-
cause she discovered another girls name
written with pencil on his collar. But it
was all right when he explained how it
had been placed there years before.
The Attica creamery says the Advocate
made shipment of SIS pounds of butter
and $50 pounds on Wednesday, besides
smaller lots, aggregating 800 pounds. To
morrow the refrigerator car Will be here,
which will carry away over 5000 pounds
of butter.
the other day. 1t was a street parade,
headed by brass band, of twenty-five Nc
Cormick aud nineteen Deering harvesters
sold to farmers by Dice q Cochran. and
most OF the country people for miles
around turned out TO see it.
Barber county has five banks, one at
HaZleton, two at Kiowa and two at Medi-
cine Lodge, and has five newspapers, Ex-
press at Hazleton, Herald and Journal at
L Iv,Aa nj Of Id
Lodge, and there are twenty-one church
organizations, and everything is prosper
ing,
c. Z. Krenenbring, of Garfield, Kansas,
q helpless sufferer from, intiammatory rheu
matism with cramped and distorted hands
and limbs, was on Tuesday carried to the
bath at Larnard mineral springs and re-
ceived immediate relief. After the second
bath he was able for the first time in sew
enteen years to dress himself and walk up
right. This. says local writer, is but
one of the many miracles being wrought
at this Carlsbad of America.
Kansas City Gazette: Moses Waters,
suter at Fort Riley, died Tuesday morn
iLg. He had filled that place for several
years, having secured 1t from General
Sheridan for his conduct in the Arrlckaree
fight. This was one of the most wonder
full Indian battles on the plains. Colonel
George A. Forsyth was surrounded for
several days with several hundred H.
dians. Lieutenant Beecher, son of Henry
Ward Beecher, was killed in the fight. 1t
occurred few miles from the northwest
corner of Kansas.
Topeka Journal: Mary Harmon, the
Clay Center colored girl arrested yesterday
evening for passing bill closely resemb
ling a $500 Greenback, was released from
custody Mary explained that she came
here Friday to visit her aunt, Mrs. John
son, of North Topeka. The bill which she
had was issued by Leavenworth
business college and had been given
her by her fellow. who had pronounced
it genuine. She asked the Jewish mer-
chant to whom she gave 1t If 1t was good
and he accepted it in payment for goods
aud went to the bank TO obtain change.
He was told that it was worthless and on
his return demanded the girl TO give him
81 for his trouble She didn't have the
money and was arrested.
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