Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-27
KANSAS KOLLARY.

stitution. They call it Dandy in Clay
county, and it drinks beer.
The Clipper says the great rush of
newcomers" to the southwest seem to
have made Ashland their destination.
A load of horses is now being bought
here for the New Hampshire market.
Our fame is spreading.-Mulvane Record.
P. b. Cole will start for Nashville,
Tennessee, next week with fifty head of
Barber county bred mules.-Medicine
Cresset.
Range feed is so good and abundant
out in Clark county that rancho holders
are advertising for cattle to feed at 10
cents month.
Kansas comprises three dioceses-
Leavenworth, Concordia and Wichita,
with a population of Sc, 900 Catholics,
and 1877 priests.
The Arkansas City schools are crowded
to such an extent that no more children
under six years of age will be admitted
for the present.
G. w. Wagner, of Independence, ship
ped last Monday, to Rolen Fork, Miss.
two ear loads of very fine mules and one
car load of feed.
Abbie Booker, twelve years old, jerked
stove pipe, and broke her neck, causing
death.-Atchison Patriot.
Reno county is is in state of ferment
at present, and the man who hasn't sign
ed petition of some kind must be hid
ing in a cave.-Sterling Bulletin.
Alex II. Bertram, editor of the late
Alden Herald who was injured about the
head some months ago, is again able to
"be about" says the Sterling Bulletin.
The Plat County Republican says the
people of that county will kick and kick
strong against the taking of any terri
tory from them to form a new county.
Longfellow day will be observed with
great eclat by some of the literary
people of Kiowa on February 21th, his
birthday. The Journal says the song of
Hiawatha will be read and illustrated
by fifteen tableaux.
On Wednesday of next week, January
80 1889, the citizens of Medicine Lodge
will vote on the proposition to issue
bonds to the amount of 500, 900 for the
purpose of providing that city with a
system of water works
A company has been formed at Sun
City with a capital stock OF $1,000 70
work marble. The officers are; II. L.
Van Trees, president: G. II. Dough ass,
vice president; j. ID. Youart, secretary;
and Ed. Taylor. treasurer.
The Arkansas City Dispatch says there
are no less than half dozen young
ladies in that burg who flourish under
Ii s-I t@r1 .E >nrFte
nifty" 1t is interpreted as an invitation
to the young gents to embrace EN-.
The Dexter creamery, started in Oc-
tober, has paid out to farmers for milk
Sl,0S3 80, and sold proceeds amounting
TO 81 ,0924S. The managers will have TO
make butter showing than that or the
stockholders will want to cheese it.
The Bulletin saws some unknown
person or persons placed fifty
chairs in the Second Presbyterian church
OF that place one day last week. Pre-
Stunning that the church needed the ad-
ditional sittings II was very chair-ita-
BE act.
The Haddam Clipper mentions an ae-
cident TO a young lady. who was run
over by a runaway team, and says. mo
serious injuries, except that one Of her
hands was badly fractured" Il was
fortunate thing that the team was not
hurt nor the vehicle smashed.
The Kansas legislature Is making a
Poe showing in the matter Of legislation
accomplished, so far. II A expects TO
Rowe successfully through the bili-owy
sea on which il is now drifting II Will
have to get its Crew 10 work In short or
der. About 800 measures introduced and
but few disposed Of.
There was murder al Wichita Tt
Gently and the papers there are using
every exertion 10 make ii appear another
Tascott.-SaIIna Republican There's
where you are wrong again. The papers,
that is one Of them, has been doing ifs
best to prevent such 3 thing, By discoT
ering the perretrasor il possible.
Having succeeded in rs-capturing his
herd Of baffalos that stamp@ded IN Kan
sas City few days ago. and having