Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-26
sUNFLowER sHADowINas.
Seeds. Slips. seon.. Sprouts. Shoots and slis.

Last week DR.. Doenburg, Of Humboldt
shipped nearly 1000 pounds OF evaporatet
apples out of that city.
Puck is credited with saying that il
Italy children are taught that when thel
die they will go to Kansas.
The commissioners are having a vault
built at the court house at Dodge Cit!
which will cost about $500.
The street railway patrons at Achison
who don't happen to 90 in the direction Of
the base ball park on Sunday, walk.
English capitalists are buying Kansa.
irrigation canals. 1t is not stated for what
the bitches will be used.-Exchange.
A reverend gentleman of Cherryvale
was fined 81 and costs, amounting to g. 80
for allowing his chickens to run at large
The bonds for the sugar factory at Min.
cola carried, rs for and II against. Thi:
is for factory under the roasting process
Woodbine Tidings: Dickinson county
has seventy-four church organizations.
with forty-three church edifices, valued al
s131, 800.
| The Republican convention to nominate
a judge of the Thirty second judicial dis
trict will be held at Ulysses, Grant county
on July Is.
In brass band there is the big tuba and
the drum and cymbals, but what catches
the youngsters admiration every time is
the Eb cornet.
The Mcpherson farmers have postponed
their Fourth of July festivities until July
oath on account of the necessity for har-
veSting their crops.
1t may be said without fear Of exaggera-
tion that at least twenty Kansans have
fallen off stepladders while gathering
cherries this spring.
| Between green peaches and that ever in
creasing fence article" about Senator In
gals, the Kansas reading public are hav-
ing hard time of it..
One of the most boorish things Kansas
editor has to put up with is to have his
subscribers refer to the plate matter,
which he hasn't read yet
When a paper mentions doodle" and
rings" in the same breath with city coun-
Gil you may make up your mind that the
other paper got the city printing.
Neodesha Register: VIM. Dye, of Yer
digris township, brought in the first
peaches of the season and wholesaled them
at s.. 40 per bushel. They were very large
and rich looking.
The Salvation Army girls at Emporia
are getting so "stuck up'' that they refuse
to go out on the streets to sell "War
Cries" 1t all comes from spring supply
of new poke bonnets.
Ell Dorado wants to be counted in with
hot in oh
proudly claims to be the only spot on earth
in which Tascott, the Chicago murderer,
has never been discovered.
An effort is being made by the citizens
of Burton to induce the proprietors of
the creamery northwest of there to move
their plant to that village, and considera.
BILE money has been raised for that pur-
pose.
Some deadbeats who owe for this paper
several years and have returned the paper
through the postoffice, marked refused"
will be written up in good shape unless
prompt settlement is made.-Parsons Pal
ladium.
Atchison society will wear pillow shoes,
husking gloves and sack coat to an even
ing party, but they will not go to "Uncle
Toms Cabin" and they notify the man
ager of the operahouse of the said deter
mination.
The fellow has been heard from whose
idea of heaven was cob pipe and the Ar
kansaw Traveller in good fiddle, but all
the exchange editors (of the Atchison PAT
riot) desire is to look through country
papers without finding I'VE editor"
Mr. Fogarty. of Junction City, has so
acres of wheat all headed out. but 1t has
is accounted for by charging it to the
smoke from the pressed brick factory. The
sunflowers and tree leaves are also dead.
Cherryville Republican: "The creamery
turned out its first batch Of butter on
Wednesday. The whole town went out
and Tapped buttermilk. Any desiring to
fatten hoggs can get it at one cent gal
lon." The Republican is little off its
natural history when it says 'hogs lap"
The only English capitalists we have
heard of as dabbling in our bitches are
Kansas City spectators and the only use
they seem to have for their alleged irrigat-
ing is to squeeze out the settlers who
proved up the land just out of the reach of
irrigation, and make 1000 per cent profit
by selling their land to eastern dupes as
Irrigated" land. This is done by running
bogus bitches over large tracts of fine look
ing land, and then selling the land before
it can be ascertained that the bitches are
fraudulently constructed.-Garden City
Sentinel.
Atchison Patriot: Yesterday afternoon
about 2 O'Clock three colored men were
rowing in the river below the bridge when
the boat struck one of the government
barges that are anchored near the mouth
of Clay creek and capsized, throwing the
party into the water. Two OF the men
reached the shore in safety but Dick Clay
ter, an employe at Seaton's foundry. was
carried by the strong current clear under
the barge and sank to the bottom Of the
treacherous river within ten feet Of the
bank. Immediate search was made for hi.
body but without success. Clayter
was sober, hardworkiug man;
and bore a good reputation He leaves
wife and four small children in bad cir
cumstanceS
Buffalo Jones scheme for crossing the
almost extinct bison OF the plains with
native cattle Is not failure, but at the
same time is not proving as successful as
expected. Colonel J. ". Gregory. editor
of the Garden City Sentinel. who has been |
passing few days in the city. says the |
animals are known as seal brown" buf- |
faloes on account of their fine robes, and |
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