Wichita eagle., 1889-09-06
SUNFLOWER SHADOWINGS.
Seeds. Slips, soions, Sprouts. Shoots and Silver

ty was torn down last week. 1t was QUILT
in 1874.
The council proceedings will put We'll
hDgtonlan to sleep where every other So
poriflc fails.
he most frequently repeated hint in
Kansas newspapers: I'VE will mention no
names this time.
The distinction of marriage in high
life and one that is not is one of the i'm
possibles in Kansas.
Postal cards written on top of Eiffel
tower by travelling friends are sailing down
into Kansas at present.
To be able to whistle through his fingers
entities a Kansan to the appeliation of IA
music loving citizen"
The highest yield of wheat on the Kan
sas agricultural farm this year was fifty
three bushels to the acre.
Although Boulanger has fallen in popu-
larity in France Boulanger's march hasn't
one whit in Medicine Lodge.
People hold their noses and run when
they come to hydrant in Emporia, the
SJagndnt water smells SO bad.
The society people in most Kansas
towns are now running III two or three
church socialS toward the last, before fall
arrives.
about the only thing that is improved by
being broken-unless It IS an egg or your
enemy'S head.
The appointment of the Rev. Mr..
Meserve, Of Massachusetts, to be superin-
tender t u tie Indian school Lawrence,
has been revoked.
The unwealthy candidate out west re-
sorts to the cheap watermelon and fore.
goes the customary costly cigar as remind
ers to his friends.
Oscar Wilde, SO it is reported, wears
flannel shirt embroidered with flowers,
and so do the kingman boys-white
rose f1our-sacks.
A milling company has been organized
at Kingman for the purpose Of manufac-
turing SALT flour and mineral paint Capt.
tai stock, 100000.
Mendelssohn and Wagner are the two
most popular composers according to the
Kansas idea-at least their two wedding
marches indicate so.
Come in drop-a Observation-Disclosures
ee-the-editOr-grin, ana walk off with the
best paper in the southwest is the way the
Richfield News puts it.
Osborne county is blowing about stalk
of corn with seven ears on it. One is
growing near Medicine Lodge with
eighteen we'll developed ears.
Chemical analysis discloses the fact that
the proportion of sugar in Kansas cane
this year is largely in excess of last year.
The same may be said OF Kansas girls.
Some wives whose husbands make regu-
lar visits to town to look after their in
terests," can't exactly see where providing
around after Joint comes in under that
head,
A Caldwell man wrote to pension
agent wanting to know how to
proceed TO get pension on the strength
Of being the son of soldier and in poor
health.
Rocks county farmers talk of sending to
Missouri for stock hogs to which to feed
their surplus corn. The railroads promise
to carry them for % per cent below regu-
lar rates.
1t is question in the minds of the young
scholars Oft for college when the paper
chronicles them as 'focking" to school,
whether it compares them with tina proud
unredou btabie American Eagle or a COM
mon little sheep.
DR.. Horace p. Potter, of Kansas. who
was chosen surgeon general by the ma
tional g. A. K. encampment at Milwau-
kee, is citizen and practicing physician
at Oneida, in Nemaha county, aud is at
present department surgeon for Kansas.
Kansas lily Slhr. TOTtpSuSu CiTCuS
was in Wichita Saturday and when one of
the preachers of that city had occasion to
use his handkerchief in the pulpit the next |
day he drew out with il a whole handful |
of peanuts. But as an effort is being made |
to hush the matter up other papers are re-
quested not to copy this item.
Tie Democrats of Barber county in del |
egate convention September 2, 1889, nonli- |
mated the following county ticket: Sher |!
i'll, George W. Stevens, Oh Medicine Lodge; |
register Of deeds II A Burnett. of Sharon: !
tie 81 -er, Thon as p vi son, of kiowa;
casaly clerk, LOUIS Bissantz. OF Sun City; |
surveyor, ID. J. Aber, of Medicine Lodge.
Emporis Republican 5 inuendo: Parties |
from this city who go into the country |
with beer and other exciting liquors on I.
the Sabbath or any other day TO Rave IA |
little spree, will get into trouble If they f.
don't conduct themselves with more re- |
gard for the rights of others on the public /
highway. The women accompanying them |
will also have the riot act read TO them. |
The names can be furnished If desired.
How the people OF Emporia are tortured. |
a clipping from the Republican: 'Oh, |
| NJ SO sick, said the grass, when it saw I.
the scy1he approaching Trust to me,
said the scytte, and the sickle be sick no /
wilt thou:" Hay" saId the /
grass with nettled look Wilt thou" /
INSISTED lGe ScFtSf, eGEiuS cfcSer L (
wilt replied the grass for my spear il /
is wesk." In few hours the grass was
cured.
Russell, the fruit man, near Oketo. Kan,
has peach crop this year which is b0- !
ngnza. He has forty acres of peaches. and /
up TO last Saturday had he had sold 1880 Il,
bushels of peaches this year and had over
GO bushels Yet to pick He ships mostly |
TO Denver aud other western cities, and the i
prices received this year have ranged from
3 20 $50 per bashel. lie has about 1
twenty-five men picking aud boxing the
fruit, which Is OF the very finest quality
and extra large in size.
The sugar factory started up for the sea-
sons run Monday, but from a lack OF cane
has not beea run steadily. The ponderous
and complicated machinery works Ike a
charm. The n1anAges iuforaas US shA.
they have obtained the best difusions ever
got from sorghum-Iess than four-teatcs
of one per cent loss Careful experiments
show the JUICE 10 be several degrees higher
10 sugar than last year, and the expert.
olai N that fully Gre hundred pounds of
sugar viii oe made 70 TIE too OF cane
IDe electric lights were adjusted Thurs
day, and the Factory ran until about 8
o'clock at night Work alreedy ccae
shows . capacity Of 30 tens per day with
,us edort, And b. crowding 10000 te3s
soulc - dispoesG Of AZ scoa a. Sufficient
eaae comes in, which Viii Dc next week,
pc neescrI VIA be run night end Gay
rGuNaY StIf1Ks STAT. (