Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-12
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The travelling men of Kansas met in
Emporia last Saturday.
There is only one bachelor in Udall, and
he is an Indian cigar sign.
Snow fell at Beloit and several other
western Kansas towns on November l.
| Wellington has announced that it will
have mandatory of dairy and table
| salt.
| The Udall Record has it that this con-
| tlnued damp weather makes corn husklng
a little tedious.
| Winfield has secured revival. It is
thought that it's Office is as an alkaii on
acidulous election.
There were go county officers elected on
election day, whose salaries will aggregate
S2,OOO,0OO annually.
| The Standard claims that there are now
over 100 horses in Sumner county worth
over 81 900 per head.
The electric light plant at Harrington be-
longs to the city and has proven source
OF continual revenue.
The Oxford dealers cannot get cars
| enough to keep the grain shipped out that
is brought in to be sold.
1t is indeed true that Kansas girls never
sold themselves for foreign titles; at least
| there no cases on record.
They are building a sheet-iron water
| tower at Wellington and piano-practice
for miles around is inaudible.
The public schools at Troy, Doniphan
| county, have been closed on account OF an
epidemic of diphtheria.
"What does it profit party" moralizes
the Abilene Reflector, ito gain Iowa, Ohio
and Virginia. and lose Dickinson county,"
There are over two thousand colored
Baptists in the state of Kansas, which
would indicate that Kansas was never
drouthy.
Burlingame is unaccompanied this fall
in its wish for water works. The sky
above has been supplying the Deficiencies,
immensely.
II some one would only build fine opera
house in Salina he would make more
friends than any one man in Sallna, says
the Republican.
It's reported that the Rock Island rail-
road is doing the largest business in Kan
sas which Las ever been known to do in
history of the road.
A So wooden leg was stolen in Topeka
the other night, and before it was over
taken it had travelled all the way from
Topeka to Kansas City.
The Arkansas City Dispatch calls man
depraved humanity" The acrimonious
Dispatch is Democratic sheet.
The victorious party of Sumner county
gave a dinner at Winfield Saturday and
issued thousand tickets free. The tick
cts were the largest portion of the feast, it
is said.
The Wichita Stone and Mining company
has brought suit against the Ft. Scott q
Wichita railroad for 81 900 damages on
account of the removal of the stone quarry
switch at Towanda.
The Typographical Union of Topeka,
have inaugurated a move to erect in state
house square monument to the late Gov.
John A. Martin, who was an honorary
member of that organization.
Ellsworth Ingalls, has been appointed
son, has quit smoking cigarettes. parts his
hair on the side and is still the son of his
father, says the Leavenworth Sun.
Oxford hooking Bird: A ''serenade
streak" has come over some of the boys
again. They done the music act in front
of this office one night last week and were
invited in and were given the highest stool
near the spitOon.
Lawrence Journal: If man stops you
on the streets these days, and talks to you
very rapidly in a low voice, and you can
only distinguish something about trying
to get on my feet again." the man is
tramp. and is asking you for dime,
At the unwilling of the monument at
Mine Creek, Linn county, Kansas, last
week, Ex-Governor George L. Anthony
said: "kansas was the foster mother of
the union soldier, and ope-tenth of the vet
Grams mustered out at the close of the war
are now citizens of this state.
Congressman Perkins has had little
experience with southern intolerance
After making speech at Orange Court
House, Va, the proprietor of the hotel at
which he had stopped compelled him to
get out, and he had to 60 several miles
out of town before he could get meal.