Wichita eagle., 1889-07-23
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| AauSdS Las liO
Argentine wants suburban train on the
| Santa Fe.
Crayons executed in Kansas are invaria-
| bly, ''life-like."
a Kansas man is finished when his town
| paper uses italics on him.
The new savings bank OF Atchison took
in 5000 in small deposits in twelve days.
The school population OF Concordia-per-
sons between the ages OF and u years-is
1,150.
Esther and Mordecai have whooped their
best note and gone off the boards at Leav-
| enworth.
Argentine is city of the second class
| Humphreys.
Cedar Vale has a new paper. the Com
mercial, which issued its initial number
Saturday last.
The country girls habit of chewing
fresh wheat is unquestionably damaging
the chewing gum interests.
| At the present altitude of the corn a
| Kansas child doesn't think Jacks bean
stalk wonderful in the least.
! 1t is scarce possible that an exchange
says, that The bacon rind remedy for CHG
gers will advance the price of hogs.
Professor Cowgirl thinks there will be at
! least one sorghum sugar factory in every
county in Kansas within five years.
The Lyons creamery is receiving daily
| from 900 TO 1000 pounds of milk, and Is
making over 300 pounds of butter daily.
This is poor weather for minister to
preach an exhortation on keeping the Sab
| BATH as far as going to church Is con-
cerned.
The Ell Dorado creamery yesterday
G via ha 70 ia n
butter and cheese to the east, 9 900 went TO
ST. Louis and 1864 to New York City.
There is an ice-cream parior at FL Dorado
called SWANS, but the young men Gus
toners who watch their fair companions
go the fourth dish are no SWANS at all.
1t is now the season when you run the
sugar through seive to get the ants out,
and the family, including the furniture.
stand around in Clipped china filled with
syrup, to keep 'ein off
e. Dorado Times: Some boys yesterday
speared a gar-fish in the Walnut river that
weighed 80 pounds. 1t was a monster
with teeth one-half inch long and remind
ed one of an infant shark.
Two Abilene men got into rough and
tumble fight Friday evening over their
patches of potatoes. They were Kansas
potatoes. Both the men claimed that the
other fellow potatoes wanted the earth.
A scene that is dearer to the farmer than
the "Angelus" to the artistic circles of the
world, is common in Kansas at present
a wagon full of wheat with about fifteen
grain buyers hanging over the high side
boards.
Friends often cut us deepest with but
chance remark, and this is especially SO
when your talented friend in the noun
tains describes the ''purring brook and
cool refreshing breeze" to you sweltering
at home.
AS divers men, who have since gained
great renown were wont to carry their
shoes to tie church door before putting
them on, so great many young men OF
Kansas are laSsoing fate by carrying their
collars likewise.
Marion Recond: Snob newspapers are
making big ado about Bob Lincoln din
ing with Queen Victoria the other day.
That's nothing. We dine with a good
deal better woman than Queen Victoria
nearly every day.
The reason, says the K. G. Star, the Kan
sas farmers go to bed SO early these nights
is to have chance to lie and think what
they are going 10 buy with the seventeen
million dollars which they VIII get this
year for their wheat crop.
Atwood Citizen: Over one hundred self
binders have been sold in this county this
year at a cost to purchasers Of not less
than $50, 600. These, with The reayers al
ready in the county, will cut grain TO the
value OF not less than half million OF dol
lars
The French school OF art has been CEN
sured for its realistic propensities-that is
its custom of depicting murder, riot
rapine, but with all its skill it can never
draw blood like a Kansas mosquito, ejecu-
lates an infant Redskln in a western
journal.
Mr. Wadsworth, of Pawnee county,
Kan, left his pocket book containing So
900 in negotiable paper lying on a seat in
the Union depot waiting room at Leaven-
worth, where it was afterward found by /!
Passenger Director Mitchell and returned |
to the owner
Ottawa Tribune: The house of A. H. /
Baldwin was burglariZed last night about |
2 o'clock. The burglar escaped with - /
cents, which was taken out of the pocket /
book, and the pocket book containing /
bail ticket and afew other papers was left /
on the front fence.
Sterling Champion: At II o'clock yes |
terday morning, while Joe Mitchell was |
engaged in threshing oats for Hugh Hanks, !
east of town, sparks from the engine set /
fire to straw pile, and before the hands /
could extingush the fire the separator and /
three large stacks of grain were totally |
destroyed, entaIlIng loss OF about $500
Parsons Eclipse: The cropof apples last /
year was the greatest ever raised in this /
section and brought the farmers more clear /
money than any other crop. Foreign buy
ers bought and shipped until away out OF |
the usual season. This years crop will
by far exceed that of last yeer. Kansas
apples now command the best of prices and !
fruit buyers have learned TO look TO this
section for good fruit. Already foreign
buyers are in the city shipping early APP
pies out by the car loads. Thousands of
bushels of the finest have been allowed 10
go to waste in previous years because there
were no buyers, but it has been demon
strated that the fruit crop, and especially
the apple crop. IS a paying crop for this
section. Thousands of dollars will pour
into this section this year from this source
and the immense crop viii meet with
ready sale.