Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-03
sUNFLowER sHADoWINGs.
Seeds. Slips. seions. Sprouts. Shoots and slise

SUNFLOWER SHAOOWlNdo.
Seeds. Slips. scons Sprouts. Shoot. and sliyers.
The Y, NJ. C. A. membership in Kansas
is G, ZOO, an increase Of 1850 during the past
year.
Parsons had fire Tuesday night that
took the cake-the Bon Ton bakery was
destroyed.
The Potwin Messenger, that Rip. Van
Winkled short time ago, has awoke IN
new quarters and under new name, the
Burns Monitor.
Chris Kuutz, an old settler living south
east of this city about three miles, fell
dead on Friday of last week. while work
ing in his feld.-Cherryvale Republican.
The Democrat of Hutchinson has again
changed hands, Mr.. Riley having sold il
to Wr C.L. Beard, late register OF the Uni
ted States land Office at Wakeeney, KAN
News.
Peter Besser, aged % years, committed
suicide at his fathers residence In Ford
county last Friday by hanging himself IN
the barn. He was non compos mentls al
the time.
Hoisington. Barton county, is to have
creamery. The foundation for the cream
cry building is completed, and the Dis
patch says work on the frame part Will
soon begin.
The Hiawatha World hits Topeka this
back-handed lick: Nanny must go to
Oklahoma. Southern people have coz
cluded that white nurses are good enough
for their children.
The First NJ. E. church of Hoisington
will be dedicated with appropriate ser
vices on Sunday morning, December l:
Bishop VIM. X. Ninde, OF Topeka. will
conduct the services.
Senator Emery, of Nemaha county, got
in front of gun muZzle Wednesday. He
knew it was loaded, but didn't think it
would go of. Doctors are picking shot out
of his right arm, Observation-Disclosures
World.
Strange things will happen. If you
Atchison street car running so fast, before
1t could be stopped as to break the horse S
legs and really soaring the passengers by
its speed.-Wilder's World.
J. V. Admire has sold the Usage City
Free Press to Roberts & Hill for 5000.
Mr.. Admire will be retained as associate
editor. 1t is gratifying TO be thus assured
that the Free Press is to be none the less
Admire able for the change.
Saline county farmers and others have
just been Wherfeled out of something ike
$40, 900 in clean, cool cash, the vlctimizer
being a shrewd, plausible fellow who had
succeeded i'll insinuating himself into the
confidence OF the community.
The Patriot is responsible for this gross
SANDER: ''They say old Rice, of Fort
Scott, came up to Atchison TO bulldose
Senator Iugalis to recommend him for III
ternal revenue collector and that the sena-
tor called him an old REBEL"
He and Him" We're sorely disappointed
at Parsons Thursday night. The JouInal
says, "She" failed TO appear last night,
because "She" missed railroad connection.
''She" arrived nevertheless, but "She" was
too late and "She" didn't show.
1t is said that the female candidate for
register OF deeds in Saline county has al
lowed her opinions to become severely
warped by Democratic ldIomS. That be-
ing the case she will very likely have to
Very along without an Office Tor many,
many moons.
The circumstance of the visit of the Pan
American sightseers to the Argentine
Smelter, thereby passing through the bal
ance of the kaw's mouth aggregation, en-
larged the gIrth OF the Uranium OF the SAID
X. m. to such an extent that is likely to
topic over at any moment.
A colored man. named Clark, is running
for coroner on the Republican ticket in
Sedgwick county. He will scarcely turn
pale when he sets on corpse.-Caldwell
News. Some of the local Democrats think
il pretty cheeky for an outsider to Bad ger
such jokes at the expense of their candi-
date,
a terrible accident happened to VIII
Willis while at work in his barn. He was
tieing one of his horses in its stall and was
just tig htening the knot III the rope halter
when the horse suddenly jumped back,
catching the thumb of the left hand in
such manner as to completely wrench it
from the hand.-St. John News.
If the exodus of colored people from To-
peka to Oklahoma cont nues at the pres
ent rate for a few weeks, Tennessee town
viii be depopulated and the capital city
Will have to make another swoop on the
to make good the loss of popula-
ton. The C. .. are exodusting in drOves
OF from 40 to - every dayor two.
The growth of fruit trees, vines and
vegetables this year is sonnet hing remark
able. We have observed cherry, pear. and
apple trees with new growth five or six
feet in length and very thick and strong
We measured IL tomato vine in our garden
that was twelve feet high and raspberry
vine sixteen feet long.-Concordia Empire
In speaking of the Abilene bank failure
the Reflector says: OF course, now since
an assignment has been made it will take
some months to straighten matters out
but all will share alike and as the com
pany has so much property there is every
reason to believe that they will be able to
pay very close to 100 per cent. to all credi-
tors"
The Mohler. Wait libel suit in Salina has
developed another sensational suit, the
of the cause that led to the
other. The Herald says Of the latter:
Mrs. Pat Cleary, of Lincoln county, has
sued Bob Wilmarth of the same county
for ten thousand dollars damages for the
murder of her husband. The papers were
served on Wilmarth in this city during
the Waite trial and SO the case will be
tried in this county.