Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-21
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sewer herself.
The new union depot at Burton is al
most finished.
There was slight frost in Butler county
Wednesday morning.
Marion is murmuring something about
a cereal palace III 1871.
There are forty iron bridges IN Atchison
county OF various sizes.
The new NJ E. church at Argonla Is to
dedicated next Sunday.
\ car of haxseed was shipped from Pea
body to Chicago last week
You can never persuade a child that you
| have buttered its corn bread.
Parsons shipped car load Of evaperated
fruit to Germany the other day.
The Burton boys are now giving their
girls a ride Oh the Jew turntable.
Eternal rock pounding is the price OF
| the pigment of red paint at Winfield.
| The boy who has not walnut-stained
hands these nutting times Is not loose
Alex Butts is developing an alarming
| tendency TO comments on men sclothes-
| Kinslev is TO have an Old soldiers re-
union on the 24th and 18th, instead OF a
| fair.
The Lindsborg Bethany college opened
| its fall term TINS week with large attend
| ance.
The deaf and dumb asylum at Olathe
opened this year with total enrolment
of 240
The wall flower, while he is most deserv-
| ing of it, is rarely called an ornament OF
society"
People are trying this month to find out
whether they really do or do not like to-
mato preserves.
Cowley county is inclined to think that
she got right under the opening or the
| cornucopla of 1883.
! One of the attractions of the state fair is
a blue pig, from Maine. There are some
who think it is rubber.
The Methodists are holding a district
camp meeting at 'Delphos. Fourteen MIN
listers are II attendance.
Alex Butts says the tailor who makes
! Senator Ingalls, coats fits him better be-
| fore than he does behind.
| If we could turn Kansas suplowers into
nickles we could pay oil the national deot.
Ell Dorado Republican.
The county clerk OF Marion has compil-
ed list of the old soldiers IN the county,
of whom there are now oUl.
They have resurrected roller skating at
|
cork-screw curls is looked TOR.
Sterling will sink 3 shaft for rock salt
and then try and TO get its cemetery out Oh
| the hands of MISREPRESENTATION Globe.
The Kansas University of Embalming
began its annual session at Topeka yester-
day with forty undertakers present
Leon Indicator: Don't mistake that for
a dismantied locomotive boiler, in our WIN
dow-it is sweet potato raised by Z. W..
| Lynn.
The eleventh annual convention of the
Kansas w. c. Il. [. began at Belolt yes
terGay with $50 visitors present rs guests
| OF the city.
More grain will be shipped into Atchison
| during the next six months than for any
| twelve months for several years past, says
the Champion.
The Kingman Courier thinks that the
citizens have a delinquent subscription
| trust, which is detrimental to the news
papers of Kansas.
The waterworks of Independence have
been taken III charge by the city officials "a,
/ on account OF the company failing to fuiu!i
their part of the contract.
Miss Annie Belle Moore, of HoltOn,
Kan, has accepted the appointment to the
position OF instructor OF music IN the IN
dian school at Carlisle, Pa.
The law department of the state uni
| yersity, Lawrence, opened yesterday with
fifty-two mem bers the largest eurollmeat
eyer reached in this department
1t is always advisable at Winfield, when
YOU drive spirited horse. TO have an acct
dent. Otherwise people would never
know that you had spirited horse.
1t is discouraging to the hook and lad
der fire company, IN their efforts to appear
- r.
building in town, letting alone fire.
AZ. 4e-year old bone was recently dug
up at Sallna Inasmuch as all the poll
ticians ND there are still on deck they are
having some trouble in identifying the re-
mains.-kansas City Gazette
Oxford's hardware merchants manufac-
tured and sold this season, something Ike
seventy gross of tin cans, and they THINK
had thew had the cans that the demand
was sufficient for so many more.
Newton Republican: 'lt was men on
| Kansas soil" said Mayor Davenport at
Leayenworth, "who first gave Us the in
spiration of freedom" And then ne
courageouslv returned to his home at Kan
sas City.
If the president of the United States and
the president of the Santa Re road should
happen To visit Topeka at the same time
the president OF the United states would
be very apt 10 feel that he was being
sighted.
A fellow up at Atchison moved his pea
nut stand from its accustomed place the
other morning and forty ont of fifty men
who passed reached out hand from force
OF habit and tried to Lag hold OF q piece OF
atmosphere.
T. II. Alickelwait, a passenger conductor
on the Hiawatha division Of tue Missouri
Pacific and sey eral ticket agents along the
road have been discharged, and VIII be
sued by the company for reseIlng tlckS;s
collected from passengers
The Arkansas City Traveller reports Gla-
a-mah Moh-a-Iah. Chah-ah-c and Web
ster. four Usage Indians. are under arTes,
for shooting the two men who were going
down the Arkansas river some time ago IN
a canoe. One of the men was killed and
1.-THE other badly wounded.
X. c. Star: People who say that Law
renee has not grown for ten years viii be
noppl1Issed by tho fact that the number Of
pupils enrolled in the public schools has
increased from 1,6ls in 1879 10 2,31l II 1859.
The high school shows the most remark
able condition OF any city in the state, coa-
tanning 237 pupils
The Swedes OF Salina and surrounding
| country celebrated the Swedish anuivgT-
sary IN that city on the 18th Uy j grand
/ parade. speecLes and other incidents &C
! cessory TO the plot. The Swedes don I
take much stock in Columbus. but firmly
believe in the original discovery of Amer
lea by the Norsemen. float IN the pa
rade suitably testified to this pardonab.e
! pride.
some Of CRldwsll's young men are rus
: ticaring ID the territory this week where
the heavy hands Of Kansas law cannot b.
laid upon them. While coming home