Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-05
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Seeds. Sips. scioas. Sprouts. Shoots and Silver

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Seeds. Slips. seons. Sprouts. Shoots and siissrs.
| The Southwestern Teachers associa-
| ton will meet at Dodge City this year on
November % and 20.
It is mistake, says the Parsons Sun. to
aver that the game law says sportsmen can
now shoot quail The law says may"
The Santa Fe reports about 200 telegraph
poles down west OF Dodge City caused by
the big storm in western Kansas Friday
| night.
Ben Brewer, the manager Of the Frisco
| quarries, informs the Augusta News that
| he had got out !, 040 car loads OF stone since
April l, 1889.
| An Abiline jewelry house has followed
| in the wake of the bank. Its liabilities are
| $4,000. Suppose everybody there VIII wear
| diamonds after the asslgnee's sale.
| Abilene is just throwing herself over
| s400, 600 real estate deal. The Reflector
says it was straight, bona fide transac-
| ton. Pretty good these quiet times
| The Atchison Champion thinks that
| every man who lives in Kansas this year
| is justified in singing the long meter dox-
| ology. Raise the tune, Brother krohn.
| Wellington has a feast or famine, as to
| daily papers, all the time. After famine
| of several months she is now feastlng on
| two again. The youngest one is the Mall.
The case against Ed White, charged
with killing Ben Itson, was made strong
enough yesterday tocause him to be hound
over in the sum of 81, 000.-AtchlsonC ham-
pion.
Captain Denny is elated over the pros
pect Of this becoming great blue grass
region. in comparison with which Ken
lucky will be bowling wilderness.-New-
ton Republican.
The emigration of colored people from
Topeka to Oklahoma amounts almost 20 a
| hegira. The Capital says eighty-hve left
by the Rock Island Friday. carrying with
them seven car loads of household goods.
The volunteer wheat sown by the flood
on John Friends farm east Of town is
higher by two inches than that put IN by
the drill. 1t is thick, heavy, luXuriant,
and deep dark green.-El Dorado Times.
The pupils of the public schools of Abb
lene are the latest to absorb the nag IDEA
and are at work on beautiful silk BAN
ner which is soon to float from the dome
of the school building, on special occa-
SiOnS.
Petitions are now being circulated in
twenty counties of southwest Kansas and
over an equal area of southeast Colorado
asking congress to deal promptly with the
question of water supply for this region.
By the assembling OF congress, over ten
thousand earnest voices will be asking i'm
mediate attention to this matter.-Garden
City Sentinel.
The sugar mill erected by the American
Sugar company at Minneola, Clark county.
Kansas. has proven great success. This
company is the Adamson patent for roast
ing the cane before extricating the juice,
and by this means many of the difficulties
heretofore experienced in making sorghum
sugar have been overcome. The process is
simple and economical, and the sugar pro
duced is of an excellent quality.-Echo.
The Anthony national bank has bought
the Harper County national bank and
took possession today. The Harper coun-
ty national bank will surrender its,charter
and wind up its affairs. The Anthony
national bank is to be congratulated upon
the rapid strides it has made as one OF the
leading financial institutions of southwest
Kansas By an able and conservative
management it has won the confidence of
all, and its business has grown 10 large
proportions. Many depositors OF the Har-
per County bank will miss the genial OH
GERS of that institution, but they will find
in Frank Anderson, cashier of the An
thony National, gentleman as courteous
and accommodating, as he is trustworthy
and maniy.-Anthony journal.