Wichita eagle., 1889-11-20
sUNFLowER sHADowINGs.
Seeds Slips. seions. Sprouts. Shoots and slivsrs.

Nationalist: "Politics is, not are" Not
always.
The only thing dead at Cullison is an
old engine in the round-house.
The most abusive word in the hands of
Kansas newspapers is alleged"
Arkansas City is stirred up over mar
| rIage picture in black and white.
The Udall Record explains, our CORES
pondents are all husking corn this week.
Kansas Exchanges: Thanksgiving on
the 18th, carry the news to the turkeys.
1t is the young man with the sand who
wins the girl with the rocks, says an ex-
change.
Some men regard strong drink as their
enemy and they bravely resolve to die with
their face to the foe.
An exchange speaks of hunters that like
to go cunning for game; that is, they
would like to kill something.
It is not an uncommon thing to see a
correspondents communication composed
wholly of items about people sick or con-
valescing
Says the Kansan Editor: Gov. Hum
phreys and President Harrison have pro-
claimed Thanksgiving and now all we
need is the turkey.
Augusta News: Uncle Toms Cabin
must have been blown down before it
reached this place. at least it did not show
up Monday night.
The Presbyterians of Liberal dedicated
their new church on Sunday, and it is a
very handsomely finished buildings
credit to the place.
There is no reason under the sun, says
an exchange, why this town can't have
no
rather what doesn't lie under the ground.
The railroad commissioners have con-
demned about fifty miles of the Southern
Kansas railroad and ordered the general
manager to see at once that the road was
put in repair.
Colwich Courier: The west bound pas
senger train was not very heavily loaded
Sunday evening. The smoking car con-
tanned only a negro and Chinaman. both
of whom were en- route to Mt. Hope.
The Osborn bottom presents the beaurj-
full sight again Of over q thousand acres of
most beautiful land, richly set to green,
growing wheat 1t will pay one to ride
down to the point OF the hill and view the
spect.-Douglass Tribune.
There is no more healthful country on
the face of the globe than southern Kan
sas. The history of the country, and we
refer particularly to Harper county, does
not show solitary instance where any
disease ever prevailed here in an epidemic
form.
Culiison Tomakawk: The man who went
out to milk and sat down on stool IN a
pasture and waited for the COW to come
and back up to him was the eldest brother
of the man who kept store and did not add
vertise, because he reasoned that the pur-
chasing public would back up to his place
when it wanted anything.
Fall River Times: A Kansas zephyr is
cooling and refreshing in summer-but in
Winter, it calls for fuel, clothing and
food-which. notwithstanding We have
had large experience in using "Dick ups"
for fuel, rags for clothing" and wind for
food" does not add to our capacity for
writing anything except duns.
Wellington Gazette: For some time
past young man seventeen years of age,
by the name of Newman. and working for
John Greenly has been paving cousidera-
BILE attention to Miss Wilson, sixteen
years of age, living about thirteen miles
southeast of the city. 1t seems that the
young girls parents did not look with
favor on the boys suit and were not slow
in making it known But the young man
resolved to out do the stern parents and
mounting his horse he last night repaired
to the home of his girl-love, who mounted
one of her fathers horses and the twain
gaily galloped away.
When their flight was discovered efforts
We're at once made to overtake them. Mar
shat Shawyer was notified to keep look
out for the parties.