Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-14
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Seeds, Slips, seions, Sprouts. Shoots and sls

| OOuCS az w remington.
| Greensburg sees no reason why 1t shoulc
not have creamery.
| The "blondecendre" is the type Of beauty
IN Topeka at present.
| The local reporter in Kansas town is q
great public chastiser.
Wellington prides itself on its sporting
proclivities and talks police Gazette"
This is splendid weather for mirage and
the people from the east always see one.
| Leavenworth is having so much tragedy
| that her dreams must not be of the pleas
ATTEST.
1t is said that Judge Holt, of Beloit, ha:
| Inherited 5000 through the death of 6
| brother.
| The only people Arkansas City works
| for suckers are drunken soldiers and aged
| Indians.
| This hot weather will excuse all affec-
tation of Lord Byron and Walt Whit
man open shirt front.
Lawrence has two or three implement
dealers who think they own the earth, OF
at least the sidewalks.
The opening of Chingawasa Spring:
park at Marion is a coming event. The
appellation is certainly refreshing.
The cheese factory at Kinsley is not
choosing it" bit, but is going right
along rolling out 500 pounds daily.
1t is rumored that Judge Brewer will
appoint receiver for the Rapid Transit
Railroad company at Leavenworth.
Since Larned holds forth as a summer
resort and fashionable springs, the custom
of carrying bottles has greatly increased
there.
Two fingers held up means, among the
youth, Let's go swimming" But among
the older boys it implies anything but
water.
Witticism from K. G. Star: "Did yours
takeF' is now the popular salutat!on at
FL Dorado, which is having little brush
with the small pox,
The Lawrence burglars are getting in
their work of disturbing the peace and
quiet and breaches pockets of citizens with
great perseverance.
There is midnight ghost and suspi-
cion that young man wears corsets in
Newton. The ghost wastes away and the
young mans waists away, his friends
aver.
The secretary of the interior has APP
pointed Or. w. Y. Coffin, of Lawrence,
superintendent of the Haskell Indian
school at Lawrence, vice Oscar E. Leonard,
resigned.
The market hunters, says the Ell Dorado
Times, the bane of every honest sports
mans life, have already begun the illegal
shooting and shipping Of the young prairie
chickens.
When paper in changing hands an
nounceS the fact, does the dOuble-leaded
editorial demonstrate the joy of the
former owners at retiring or their pleasure
IN duping their successors?
The Peabody creamery is doing a good
business. They are making an average of
about 1,S00 pounds of butter daily, and
July they made $500 pounds for ship
ment to Arizona territory.
They have a man down in Winfield who
occasionally for advertisement, makes a
milk shake of his wife and children,
throws the table service at the statuary in
the lawn and enjoys himself thoroughly.
Alfred Crawford and wife, an old couple
living near Himer. Chase county, have re-
ceiyed a pension after waiting for sixteen
years. They were awarded S2,733. IA ar
rearages and q regular pension Of s. per
month.
Atchison Champion: A: well informed
gentleman residing in this:city, who scorns
TO read the daily papers because they
''ain't no good" said yesterday: "Well.
if Sullivan did lick Kilran with his fists,
he had to hire somebody to kill DR.. Cronin
for him.
The exchanges are copying report that
this years summer girl is the most
known" They might add that she is
irrevocably doomed, however. to perspire
under the arms and over the shoulder
blades.
1t must be a hard thing for an ambi-
tious man to be pulled down by an unap-
preciative wife. An Arkansas City lady
suicide few nights ago be-
cause her husband would not give up his
position as cork puller in beer joint.
Great fear is felt for the Kansas paper
that has the temerity to use the English
much in little" for "multum in parvo.p
While it is more frequently INDUCED in by
the repertorial staff, it is an EDITORS first
duty to use his latin when it is, in the
least, possible.
Jetmore Siftings: The Jetmore Journal,
the official paper of Hodgman county,
passed quietly away on last Saturday
evening. The Journal has made a gal
liant struggle but was finally compelled to
surrender to the inevitable DEGREES of fate
The remains were purchased by w. II.
Miller, of the Reyeille, and removed to the
plant of that paper.
Mcpherson Freeman: On Saturday an
army of thousands of small toads ap-
peared in this vicinity travelling on
straight line from west to east. The speed
At which they were moving was about
twenty feet in a minute, which makes
about three miles day of twelve hours.
1t is supposed they have been Matched out
in wet ground around the basin west of
this city. But the eastward movement of
this army Of jumpers is a strange thug in
nature.
Some of the municipal people up in Abb
lene must have a habit of eating pie before
retiring or doing something that develops
peeylSh sensitiveness to a wonderful de-
gree. The long fight in the Abilene school
board over selection of a city superin-
of schools resulted finally in the
selection of Prof. II. 4. Graham. Prof
however, no sooner received the
than he resigned. His
friends who carried on the bitter fight for
so long, and finally won, are indignant at
his action.
1t is reported by the Wellington Stand
ard that stock train on the Rock Island, |
of certain number of cars, and !
q Santa Fe stock train of an equal num- |
Der. will start out of Caldwell in a few |
days at the same Identical time and make |
a trial of speed between that point and |
Kansas City. The friends of both roads |
are enthusiastic and are wiling to bet |
their money on their favorites- 1t Is I'M |
derstood that the trainmasters of each |
road have given orders to the switchmen |
to be in readiness TO throw switches so as |
that no time will be lost. Both roads are /
in splendid condition and train men and |
cow men are watching the result with a |
great Ceal OF interest
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